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and population. The trend Is back
10 the farms from the Industrial
centcrs. and the proposed bill in five
Gears viii be as Unequal as the pres
ent law" he said
Delegate e. X. Warren. OF rit,syl-
vania, called the pending question.
after which the bill was advanced 20
cnErossmcnt and then passed by "A
vote OF 40 ayes to - noes. Tn. roll,
call follows
Ayes - Adams. Anderson. Ragby.
i'eatie, Boa;wrivht. Bolton. Bondu
rant. Bright. Brown. Israel: Brown.
j. sinclair; Brown. Mayo e.. Commins.
Graft, Deans. DeFriecc, Diygx. Dot
son. Ewell. Farricr. Fletcher, Fuller.
'ibson. Graham. Gray. J.. Walter:
Gray. II. T.: Groomc. Haddon. Hem
ctrson. Henley, Hicks, w f.. Hoov.-.
'iofher' Horsiey. Jcnrcys. jonas. Ed
win Il: Jones. james T.: Kceze.!.
Roger. Massey. McCaleb. Mcco,ter.
Mclean. McNutt. Monctt. Norris.
Oziin. Page. Pitts. Pratt, rricc. Prince.
Ramsey. richards. Rodgers. Shcph.rj
Smith. Alfred G.; Smith. Charles f..
smith. Charles Henry: Smith. +.
hugh Smithey. Smell. Stinson. story.
stuart Taylor, Trolinger. Turner.
Tyler, Warren. Il. $; Warren. e. X.
wilkins. Williams. Willis. Woods.
Wright. Mr.: Sreakcr-7G.
Nocs-HowIcs. Campbell. Carpcntor
Carter. Eller, Ford. Gordon. Hall
Keen Nottingham. owen Rev. Sin
clair Smith. Lemuel r; Wood
vUic-lJ.
Outlines New House Districts.
BY the provisions OF the bin as
passed yesterday the House districts
viii b. as follows
Acc"inac one delegate
:. Albemarlc. charlottesville and
Greene. two delegates
Alexandria city. one delegate
Arlington. one delegate
delegate.
amherst. one delegate.
ApponlattoX and buckingham, one
holloway and Amelia. one delegate.
Augusta and Stanton. two dele
Bedford. ono delegate.
hcford. Franklin and Floyd. one
Botetourt and Craig. on. delegate.
brunswick, one delegate
Cumberland and Prince Edward
one delegate.
Campbell. Que delegate.
Caroline and King George, one del
cSatc.
Carroll one delegate.
Charlotte. one delegate.
Chesterfield. one delegate
Frederick and Winchester. one
delegate
Orange and Madison. one delegate.
lplnwiddic. one delegate.
Elizabeth city. one delegate
Fairfax. one delegate
tauquicr, one delegate
Franklin one delegate
Giles and Bland. one delegate
Gloucester and Mathews, one dele
gate.
Goochland. Fiuvanna and Powha.
tan. one delegate.
Grayson, one delegate
Halifax, one delegate
Hanover and King William, on,
delegate.
licnrico. one delegate.
Henry. one delegate.
Isle OF Wight. one delegate
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My friends all say look like an
entirely different person since | have
taken Plant Juice" Miss Bennett told
The Plant Juice Man at Scranton re-
Gently.
Last winter had severe At
tack of either grippe or influenza, |
don't now just exactly which, and IL
left me In a badly weakened, run
down condition. l had so little an
petite that / had to force myself TO
eat. The little food did eat did
not agree with me. lost n Crcat
deal OF weight and became weak.
nervous and thin.
II tried many different medicines.
but none of them helped me like
Plant Juice. I took four bottles of
Plant Juice and | feel 100 per cent
better. / have a splendid appetite
now. My nerves are in normal condi-
ton. am gaining weight and feel
better generally.
Yes, Plant Juice proved to be n
great medicine in my case. believe
II Will help others who feel like |
did anu am certainly glad TO indorse
such a medicine"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond Mt
Tragle's Drug Store: Petersburg by
Morrison, The Drug Man; Chase CITY
by The Chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
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If Stomach is
Out of Order
-"D;apepsin'


Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the
United States. England and Canada
take Pape's Diapcpsin and realize rot
only immediate but lasting relief.
This harmless antacid helps digest
anything you eat and ovcrcomes n
sour gassy or out-of- order stomach
n five minutes. II your meals don't
1T comfortably. or what you eat lies
ike Il lump of lead IN your stomach.
Or IL you have heartburn, that Is n
sign OF indigestion. Get from your
druggist Il siXty-cent case of Papcs
Diapcpsin. There will he no sour ris-
inGs. no belch!ng OF und.Scstcd food
mixed with acid. no gas or heart
burn. no furrncss or heavy feeling
in the stomach. no nausea, headache
or intestinal gripping. Prove TO your
self in five minutes that your stom-
ach Is as good as any: that there Is
aothinG really wrong. stop this
food fermentation and begin eating
what you want without fear of dis
comfort or observation-disclosures
ment,
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King and Queen. Essex and Mid g.
dics"A. one delegate.
Lancaster and Itichmond, one dele
gate.
l.cc. one delegate.
i.0nndoun. one delegate.
Louisa. one delegate.
l.ucnburE. one delegate.
l.ynchbnrE. one delegate.
thppahannoch and culpcpcr. one
delegate.
Meckicnhury. one delegate.
Montgomery ana ltad!urd. one dele =
gate.
Nansemond and suffolk. one dele
gate.
Nelson. one delegate.
Newport News. one delegate.
New Kent. Charles Ciyt. James
city and York. one delegate.
Norfolk city. four dcicrai"s
norfolk County, tw" delegates.
Princess Anne, one delegate.
Northampton and Accomac. ono
delegate.
northumberland and Wcstfnoreland.
one delegate.
Patrick, one DELICATE,
riusyivania and Danviilc, three
delegates.
Petersburg. ono delegate.
Portsmouth. two delegates.
Pulaski one delegate.
Richmond city. six delegates.
Roanoke city. two delegates
Roanoke County. one delegate
RockbridSc ana Bucna Vista. one
delegate.
Rockbridge. Bucna Vista. Bath and
Highland. one delegate
Rockingham and HarrisonburE
two delegates.
Page. Warren and Clarke. one dele
gate.
Russell. one delegate
Russell and buchanan. one dele :
gate
Scott. one delegate
Shenandoah on. delegate
Smy:h. one delegate.
southampton, one delegate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
DAVID c. WATKINS PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY ON TRIP
,Wcll-Known Young Rich.
rnond Man Dies in Green's
boro. N. G..

David Comfort Watkins. OF 201i
Monument Avenue. manager OF the
leaf department OF the American To-
bacco Company here. died suddenly
yesterday afternoon near Greensboro,
n. e. while on a business trip. He
was, 40 years old and was widely
connected ana known here and
throughout the State.
MIR. Watkins, who WAS the son of
tho late Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Wat
kins, OF Charlotte Courthouse. Va.
was q member OF Dove Lodge. No. I'll.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masong:
Al Dalcho Consistory, No. /. Scottish
ltite. and Acca Temple. Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine. He was also mem
Der OF the First Presbyterian Church.
Numbered among mis- clubs was the
His education was received in the
public schools OF Charlotte County.
'2d' later at lIampden Sidney Col
icge, where he took n leading part In
student nctivitics aud WAS mem
Der of the ri Kappa Alpha Fratern-
ity.
He is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Frances Snyder. Of Mount
Jackson. Va; one brother, Joel l..
watkins. OF Washington. u. G.. and
Two. "lstcrs. Mrs. Peter John. of
l.auTinburs, $. c.. and Mrs. W T..
hahscy' OF Charlotte Courthouyc. Va
uhefai arrangements have not been
completed
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NATURES WARNING

When your head aches, you feel all
out of sorts. nature is warning YOU
that something is wroHg-you're con-
saipated. bilious. You should take
something to relieve this condition
stimulate the liver and relieve the
bowels of the accumulated waste.
Natures way is to take "a compound
Of roots and herbs, such as you Will
find in ST. Joscph's Liver Regulator.
This splendid compound is purely
vegetable. The roots, herbs and
leaves used are carefully selected and
so proportional as TO give best re-
suits.
ST. Joscph's Liver Regulator is
guaranteed. Large cans will cost YOU
only 25c at any drug store. Clip and
mail this advertisement to the Grrstle
Medicine Co, Memphis. Tenn. for n
free sample and copy of the 1922 ST.
JoScphS Almanac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
MERCHANTS MAY STILL
GIVE TRADING STAMPS
Substitute for Bill Prohibiting
Them Declared Unconstilu-
tional by Saunders.

Attorney General John H. Saun-
dcrs has ruled that the substitute bill
reported out for the trading STAMP
bill is unconstitutional Tn. sub
stituic exempted the firms and cor
porations in Virginia who use trading
stamps or coupons. and because OF
this discrimination il was held un-
constitutional. There Is not now
SUFFICIENT time TO get through Il new
trading stamp bill. and the PROPOSE
ton is dead 50 far as the present
General Assembly is concerned. The
bill was instituted at the instance OF
the Virginia Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION
The Gordon resolution calling for
the election of Judges OF the Supreme
Court and of the various circuits by
the people was passed ny indefinitely
By the Courts OF Justice Commute.
YESTERDAY afternoon. the vote bcin.
10 !.
The General Laws Committee Of
the House yesterday evening reported
out the Hall bill providing that all
iecS received At examination held by
the Board OF Medical Examiners u.
paid into tn. state Treasury. and all
salaries and expenses he paid out of
the state Treasury. The salary or
IN" secretary IS limited To $1,000 per
year. and The per diem OF the mem
hers Is Fixed AT IS. with an allowance
Tor travelling expenses.
The bill repeating an act TO au-
thor!zc the practice OF poropathy
was reported out by the General
Laws Committee OF the House yes
terday. II was stated that the one
person for whom the law was passed
had died.
Slot machines. gaming tables. etc.
VIII be prohibited at summer resorts
AN well as at county fairs and pub
lie amusement places If the hill re-
ported out by the General Laws Com
mittee OF the House is enacted into
law.
The committee passed hy indefinite
IS tho bill providing for the inspec-
ton OF gasoline.
The Courts Of Justice Committee
reported the Smith bad" check bill.
making IL a larceny to issue check
when there are no funds on deposit
10 meet the CHECK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

-, RI if.kSBCRG. VA, Feb. al. r.
1'arner. well-known citizen and CON.
teutratc veteran, died this morning a,
.fo o'clock at his residence. 437 liar
IN declining health for some limo ia
was member of the Third virginia
ShVairy. Company -" DInwiddie
fo"p' lie was member OF the
aasoh'c order. which he Joined when
very young man. Mr. l;arner is
a, ,iNco ny one daughter. Mrs. o. H.
Moir'soh' OF this city. and b. tn.
ioiiowihS grandchildren: Gcorre :
1ohh H.. Ella w. Pa,tie c., Emmett
l.. o. H.. Jr.. Barner and James Nor
Hson. The funeral services will n.
heia tomorrow afternoon at . o'cIocI,
,ion, MS rate home. Services will be
conducted by Rev. ID. T.. Merritt ms
tor or Market Street Mctbodi.,
Shurch. and Rev. w. Fl. Edwards
presiding elder Of Petersburg district
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Stomach Troubles Disappear
DIR. Orths Remarkable Stomach Remedy Now on Sale
at All Good Druggists Guaranteed

No matter what YOU call YOUR stom-
ach trouble, dyspepsia. Indigestion,
gastritis. sourness. or just plain mis-.
cry. every druggist In the country
money II DR.. Orth's Stomach Remedy
doesn't cure you quickly and bring
relief instantly.
Read what Mr.. Walter l.. Main, the
great show man says about II: Cen
tiemen-I have had stomach trouble
for many years and spent much time
and money with doctors. with no re-
Lief. friend told mo about Pr
Orth's Stomach Remedy. was In
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Mrs. j. T. IstrrI,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Feb Of
ne body of Mrs. J. =. Pugh. n n,
I'VE oil NinI George County, who died
a. her nome In Alexandria, was
nro.sht mere and taken TO her for
,mcr honc in that county. whcr. .,
neral services were held nj Sbiin,,
Church. services being conducted nv
Kew james Dillon and INTERVIEW
made IN the church cemetery. sur.
wing are her husband and seven
children, o: Alexandria: four brothers
d. H.. H. > and u. y. Taylor, OF kim.
George. and Charles Taylor. of Mary,
rfia. ana three sisters. Mrs. Stephcn
Mt!ler, OF WestmoreIand: AIRS ~
Jenkins and Mrs. Stuart jenkins n,
Hu.vy. King George County.
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ST. eJose1,Ea's
Liver Regulator
ARrey MgeAde Laxative
e/1.sfOkve1
R;mzplh

Although a pimple will often an.
pear despite the care given your
skin, a bit of Black and White
Beauty Bleach applied at bedtime
will safely and quickly remove this
Black and White Beauty Bleach
is the ideal skin beautifier in in
stances of tan, freckles Or dark
blotches. Black and White Soap
fragrant and dainty-should be
used in connection with Beauty
Bleach to keep the skin cleansed
OF all impurities. Black and White
Cleansing Cream may be used to
allay any irritation due to over
sensitive skin tissues or exposure
to the air.
Your druggist sells and guaran-
tees Black and White toilet prepa-
rations. Ask for a copy Of the
popular Black and White Dream
Book, or write direct to Dept. H..
Plough, Memphis, Tenn.
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SEIZE THREE IN RAID
ON BIC DISTILLERY
DIR. Agents Capture More Thnn
s1O0.0OO Worth ar
IrIf
tBy AsNocintcd Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-Fcderal
prohibition agents today raidcd big
uistilIcry for the conversion Of de-
uaturcd alcohol. sciz!nS more than
sloo.ooU worth OF spirits and arrest
ing three men.
The captlNes gave the names OF
George Lebonnite. S,amatls Calls
and Frank Lebonnitc. all residents of
the East Side.
The plant. the agents declared.
housed four ntty-gailon stills. two OF
which were operating at full bias,
At the time OF the raid.
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Mrs. Martin A. Stnton.

NcHBCRG. VA. Feb. 2l.-Fune-
raj services for Mrs. Martha =. sta
ton. who died In Roanoke. took place
here this afternoon upon arrival of
the train from Roanoke. inicrmcnt
being at Presbyterian Cemetery. The
services at the grave were conducted
by Rev. w. 7. \. Haynes. pastor Of
Centenary Methodist Church.
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duccd 10 try 1t and now am very glad.
l uid as | am now Il well man
feeling good. am glad to recon-
mend IL 10 all who suffer with stom-
acii trouble. Walter l.. Main, Geneva.
Ohio. May Goth. 1921.
You can secure DIR. Orth's Stomac oh
Remedy at any tirst-class drug store.
with the distinct understanding that
you can get your money back IL il
is not Just as good as we say Spe-
cial note TO out-of-town sufferers: Is
cents mailed to the DIR. Orth Labora-
tories. East Liverpool. Ohio. Will
bring box by post and guaranteed.
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MrS. Jennie Ercnmnn

rhEDtRlCkSBUIi VA. Fet. 81.
Mrs. Jennie Freeman n for,,.
resident OF this city, died sunday aft-
efnoon OF heart trouble, at the home
~ her son-!nlaw. T. l.. Heck. I'm
Martin sburG. w. Va. Mrs. Freeman
was IS years old and is survived by
one daughter. Mrs. Carrie Heck. or
Maftinsburg, W. Va. and -. son.
george Freeman. OF this ci,y. The
oony was brought here Tuesday ana
."heI 10 the city Cemetery, where
the funeral services we're cnnductoJ
at 'ao grave by Rev. II. C.. Gilmore
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Uobcr, FRANKLIN W.ool.

LTNcHEURr;, VA. Feb. 2l.-Rob-
or, Franklin wood. 30. died Saturday
at his home AZ Concord Campbell
County. having been Ill since last
September. lie MAJ the son OF Mr..
and Mrs w. +. Wood. who with the
following sisters and brother. sur
vive: Mrs Ealter Elicit. Roanoke;
Mrs. Il. J.. Burke. Appomatto1: Mrs.
Charles Hunter. Campbell County.
and William Wood. LynChburE
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Mrs. Fannie G.. Dax,.

stAoNIoN. VA. Feb. 2l.-Funeral
services were held from the residence
mere TINS afternoon for Mrs. Fannie
u. Davis. 50, who died Sunday after
noon Following long period of had
ain. lnterment was in Thornrose
cemetery. Mrs. Davis was n native
been in stanton for MAN. ,,oa
Her husband died twenty-one vaars
ego: Mrs. Davis leaves one brotbar
Thomas ID. Ogg. of California. and !.
daughter. Miss Nellie Davis. She
was the daughter OF the late CAPTAIN
and Mrs. Il. Il. Ogg.
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William Wharton ,:lIc,tc

William Wharton Gillette. Tor fl
seeh years associated with ST An
ne%'s parochial school and Mae
brouhds. who died Saturday, was
buried on the estate OF the industrial
'Schooi and Farm tor Homeless Bows
at NoFinSton. Va. with which .ns,i,u-
ZION lie had been Identified during the
fast three ycarE. Mr.. G.ilctt. wa, ,
N'sf!hi'a or 81. Andrews Church
"Hu superintendent OF The sunday
h'""c' He TOOK an active interest
-" .h''u welfare work Ia Hichnpnd,
wh.:c h. Had i host OF friend,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

Clarksburg. w. Va. Her remains
were brought to Stanton last night
and taken to HightOwn, Highland
County. where interment took place
this afternoon. Mrs. Jones. before
marriage. was Miss Elizabeth Elem
ing. Of Monterey. She is survived by
hvc children. including DIR. G.. G..
Jones and w. +. Jones, both OF
Stanton.
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oTcr Alb in Murder TrinI.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Feb. 2l.-Dr.
John g. Ncrtrecs and Tom Byrd. las.
Of Ave defendants TO testify in an
Sw.r Ia charges OF having attempted
10 AN ". J. Fulchcr. December 10.
last. by forcing him TO drink iauda-
anum, claimed today that they were
at home in bed the night OF the al
legged crime
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4 FEEL HUNDRED
PER CENT BETTER"
Says Friend Declares She Is
Looking Like An Entirely
Different Person.
is DUE TO PLANT JUICE
Herbal NJ dicine Restores
Good Health to Weak, Ner-
vOus, Rundown Lady.

Miss Elsie Bennett. OF 500 Quay
Street. Providence. Pa, near Scran-
ton. Pa, was weak. nervous and
thin, but Plant Juice. the great
herbal medicine. she says. improved
her 100 per cent within n short time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Mrs. ,tnry L.. Lrft,vIch.

I.TNCHBUEG. VA. Feb. 2i.-Mrs.
Mary l.. Lcftw.ch. IS. VIII" OF Rufus
NJ. I.cftwich died at Eer home. near
New London Academy. Monday night
after = weeks illness. She is sur
vived h. her husband and three cons,
Carlton. Percy and Ruskin Lcftwich.
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Mrs. 60. D.. I.I-on.

''''"' Ee:thh Pointer Logon. 3, years
did. wi:e OF g. +. Lyon. died n,
STUART circle Hospital yesterday aft
ernoo' shortly after O'Clock.
HTh. LiSvn liz survived Dy her
husband and two sons. rather and
mother. MIR. and Mrs. W. Z. Pointer:
ttfte sisters. Mrs. Annie Richardson.
MIS- l. colburn ana Mrs. Ircu. Nc
hehncy. OF Berkeley. Va. and a
pro'her. Eiwood Pointer. OF Chase
Cty.
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Mr,. .Icnncttc Iiua.nn.

LYNcIIECRG. VA. Feb. 2i.-Mlss
Jeanette Hudson. -. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ~. q. hudson. ST.. died here
Tuesday morning after "A long i'll
ness. In addition to her parents she
has "A brother. Walter O.. Hudson. Jr..
living.
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Mis-. Elizabeth A. Hicks.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. 2l.-Miss
Elizabeth Ava Hicks. 81. died at her
home ut Evington Saturday OF pneu-
monia. She vas the daughter OF
Mrs. j. III. Hicks. Of that place.
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Mrs. Mary nundrrk TIrnnI.

ONANCOCK. VA. Feb. 2I-Mrs.
Mary Bundick Tignal. 50. wife of 6.
&. Tignal. died suddenly at her home
from heart failure. February 10. She
Is survived by her husband and one
daughter. Katherine Tigna,: one
brother. J. Z. Bundicb. and one sis
ter. Mrs. 4. =. Tignal.
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william, sherry IIinchrnnn

Funeral services for William sherry
Hlnchman. 81 years old. and a vet
cram OF the world war. Will be con-
Quoted this morning from Sacred
H'art Cathedral. Burial VIII DO I'm
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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u. VI. I<tncnrd.

STAUNTON. VA. Feb. 2i.--Funcral
services will he held Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock from the resi-
dcncc near West Augusta. for n. NJ
Kincaid. who died Monday morning.
lie IL survived by his wife and several
sisters and brothers.
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Mrs. J. 4. Alntnn.

The funeral OF Mrs. Lucy Addlc
ASTON wife OF John y. Aston, OF
1913 North Twcmty-thlrd Street. who
H'.h az her home Sunday night. will
be held from the home This morning
at II o'clock
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Mrs. ANN Eliza rrnrmnn.

I-TNCHBuRG. VA. Feb. 2l.-Mrs.
Anna Eliza Pcarman. So. wife OF l.. \.
Pearman. died Monday nigh, a; her
home. All Church Street. OF lobar
pneumonia.
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Mrs. Mamie s,crr, ,,,.

Mrs Mamie Stcg.r Anderson. who
ui"n Mohhhy morning. viii be buried
Inns afternoon at $3.50 in buckingham
county. Funeral services viii IA.
conducted Ia Bethel church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

tee mad been fair and mad done the
best IL could. II being pointed out
that Wise County had n large for
eigt born population. and was only
accorded one Delegate.
The Stinaon amendment vas re-
jcctcd.
You have taken my district from
me-" said Delegate Charles a. Ford.
of Warren. who urged that Clarke
and warren he made one district and
given one Delegate. He offered no
suggestion as 10 where The Delegate
would come from. and the amend
ment was defeated. His amendment
10 place Clarke County with Page and
Warren was favorably acted upon.
An amendment To take powhatan
from Goochland and Fluvanna and
attach IL to Chesterfield was voted
down.
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Hurry .. ". Muffin, To.,,

j. w, Mullins. aged sc years. died
monday nigh, at o'clock The fu
neral VIII take place from Billups.
funeral rarlors this afternoon AZ =
clock. lntcrmcnt Will be in River
view
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l:IIns ". NNhftInrL

Elias w. Whiilock. Who died sun
day. was buried Monday atcrnoo, T.,
lakewood Cemetery.
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Antonio scor,,,,o

sTAUNToN. VA. Feb. 2l.-An-
.ehio scarpitto, 50. native OF Italy.
his wife and two daughters residino
here. His funeral was today.
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4 STAUNTON. VA, Feb. o1-,rr. r
a. Jones died Sunday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. e. a. Hanlev. In
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Wilbur HILL Oppose. nil.

The Speaker recognized Delegate
Wilbur {. Hall, OF Loudoun. who
spoke in opposition 10 the bill, point
ing out It's alleged inequalities. He
SAL the rcdistricting should be on
the voting strength. the tax values
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Spotsylvania and friedrich sburg.
one delegate.
stafford and Prince William, one
delegate.
Snrry. Prince George and Hope
well, one delegate.
sussex and Grccnsvillc. one dele
gate.
farewell. one delegate.
Washington and Bristol. two dele
gates.
Warwick and Newport News. one
delegate.
Wise. one delegate
WIS" and Dickinson. one delegate.
Wyihc. one delegate.
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TO Cure Sore Throa. In Ono Day
Mop the Throat with DIR. Portcr's
Antiscptic Healing Oil. sec per bot
tle.-Adv.
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SEVEN ORIGINALLY
AGREED ON SHORN
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