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Evening journal., 1922-01-30
MuRDERERs AND THE FUTURE.

Sing Sing the official executioner gets $50 for each
N murderer he sends death in the electric chair
Ills income last year was $3.50 for eleven Jobs
There are more desirable jobs. That such an occupa-
Mon is necessary even considered necessary emphas
sizes that so-cacd civilized has not yet shaken OF
savagery.
Before lhe present century ends the murderer will be
turned over TO insanity experts surgeons or ductess-
gland experts Instead OF to the executioner.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
KEYSTONE DANCE.

Keystone Field Club will hold its
weekly dance in German Hall to-
morrow night. The feature of the
evening will be the elimination prize
dance for the lucky couple who have
won in the series OF seven dances al
ready given The committee has ar
ranged to have professional dancers
from one of the local theatres act as
judges The winning woman will re-
ceive a loving cup and the man a
silk shirt.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
GEMS OF THOUGHT

You say II wish" hundred times where once you say
a will"
:==:=:
II could be at his best when circumstances are al
their worst he would be able TO change the circum-
stances
-:-..
II you nnd yourself attending TO other peoples busl-
its good sign they have business TO attend
to than you have.
-.
Parents pretty much out OF date and it's only ies-
tion OF time until modern youngsters find way 10 do
without them entirely
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
NORRIS TO DISCUSS
FEDERAL RESERVE

George w. Norris, governor OF the
phia, will discuss the operations OF
the reserve system under the aus
pices Of the Hercules club, in the
duBarry Room of the Hotel DUPONT
at s o'clock tonight. Many Of the
business organizations have been in
vited to attend. r. II. Durham, pres
ident of the Hercules Powder Com
pany, will preside.
Prior to the meeting II. 2. Scott
will entertain Governor Norris at a
dinner to which all members of the
Wilmington Clearing House Asso-
citation have been invited.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
WAS LIKE A
RAY OF Hope
Wilmington Man Had Be-
come Discouraged Over
His Bad Health
PLANT JUICE HAS
NOW RELIEVED HIM

One OF the most interesting testi-
monials, verifying the claims for the
curative properties of Plant Juice,
was made to The Plant Juice Man,
wko formerly had his headquarters
at The Miller Drug Store, 404-406
Evening journal., 1922-01-30
NOTICE

Knights and Danes OF Malta
We are going to put on the nth or
Ihe Prince Of Bagdad Degree, in the
VIM. Mckinley Commandery rooms,
on Wednesday evening, February /,
1922. and would like you to be pres
ent. open to ladies.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-01-30

sters to grown-ups for the youngsters have so
many tricks Of magic. like the wireless telephone tn
they must be getting beyond thrills
The thrill OF watching mo. ~ steam into the vii
lase depot in 1889 wasn't half bad-eh, pag
Evening star., 1922-02-05
Rumrnage Lots of
Knit Underwear

Women's $500 Union Suits,
&1.SS-Small lot Of Women's Me-
rode" Union Suits, cotton and
wool, heavy weight; high Neck
anl long sleeves;
Dutch neck and elbow o. on
sleeves, ankle length: - .O9
broken sizes. .........
Women's S3.os Silk Underwear,
$2.oo-Includins JERSEY Silk
Vests, lace yokes and ribbon
straps, also hemstitched effects,
bloomers with elastic waist and
knee, some with lace trimming.
and camisoles with lace yokeS
and ribbon straps. o. M
Slightly soiled from DL.UU
Women's $3.50 Silk Underwear,
S2.95-Jersey Silk Vests, bloomers.
and camisoles; as o. nE
sorted pretty styles; sDZSO
slightly soiled ......
Women's Sz.25 Union Suits,
S1.OO-Medium weight Cotton
Union Suits, with band tops and
no sleeves; ankle d. m
pants; famous Me ~ .V
rode" make.
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-05
White and COlOred
WaSheGOOdS

69c White Novelty Voiles, 39c
-lS pieces Of 3S-inch White
Novelty Voiles. for dainty 0n-
waists, dresses. draperies, OSC
VIC
39c White Wolfe, Ac-40-inch
White Chiffon Wolfe. a fine o.
two-pIy quality; only u A4C
pieces in the lot ......
$500 Nainsook, $l.89-46 pieces
of imperial Nainsook.
ten yards in each .OS
piece
sc coIored VoiIe. I4c-57 pieces
in pink. flesh. gray. nile, l4C
old rose and light blue.
l9e Printed a. veiIes. ., sSSeml5 As;;j:
light grounds with all "a.
over scro de- SNC
signs
69c Reppscord PopIin, $50
pieces of 36-inch Reppscord Pop
lin. a fine silk and cotton. 1O
fabric. in old rose and OOC
sc Mercerized Pongee, I4c-
s2-inch Merecerized Ponsee. a yarn
mercerised silk finish cot
ton fabric, in light, me- 4C
dium and dark gray.
SOC Poplin, 36c-Yard wide
Navy Blue Poplin. a yarn mer-
cerized quality, with *
il Tx lustrous fin e0OC
ISL.
3ec Dotted Swiss, 18c-N-inch
Dotted Swiss, in lavender.
copen and mais. with 90
self colored woven pin lOC
dot
Evening star., 1922-02-05
Rummage Lots of
Towels and Crash

1zI1c Cotton Crash, SAc-19
eSsten e'sfss OF erlss. slsaenss nsat 1w' ssd SIC
borders: Is inches wide.
z5c Linen Crash, 18c-10 pieces
of Imported Unbleached TO-
All-linen Crash, firm, lOC
absorbent grade .......
25c Turkish Towels, 15c-
Bleached Turkish Towels, with
neat blue borders; mill
seconds; only 20 dozen in IOC
the lot
25c Bic a h e d Crash, 12Il-
Heavy Bleached Crash.
a"ss'se sews's Or ars xs1vs. purposes: 'ss 121kC
1zIlc Huck Towels, SAc-56
dozen Hemmed Huck O3
Towels, suitable for hand 0TC
or side towels. EACH.
10c Wash Cloths, 5c-Turknit
Wash Cloths. all white; also z
colored borders; mill sec DC
onds. Each ...a........... =. =
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-05

$3.50 CoIored Nainsook, $l.98-
II pieces OF Colored Nainsook, ten
ss.!nehes wide: in Iav, Sl.OS
ender and mais. s......
z9c White Indian Head, Nc
176 pieces of 36-inch
White Indian Head; mill IN
lengths from 2 to 10 lYC
ose coIored Wash Satin. ssc-
10 pieces of colored Mercerized
Wash Satin, an extra fine satin
face cotton fabric, with a perma-
gerie. in flesh. light blue. eOOC
tan And mais ...........
s9c White Rep. 49c+ pieces of
3s-inch White Mercerized Rep. a
rich yarn mercerized quail IN
ity. for suits. skirts. aye
MILDLY blouses, etc ......
SOC White Gabardine, zoc-56-
inch White Broad Vale Gabar-
dine. with agonal IN.
weave. fine mercerized ZSC
SI.0o White Wash Satin, $40
36-inch White Brocade Wash Satin,
a handsome mercerized En
cotton fabric. for sport OSC
suits, skirts, etc ........
39c White Goods, 19c-36-inch
White Goods, including White
Mercerized Rep, Gabar-
dine, Shantung and PiQue. 1n
only limited quantity SC
of each fabric ...........
69c White Organdy, 39c-8
pieces of 40-inch White Trans
parent Organdy. fine a.
cobweb permanent fin cOSC
ish quality .............
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-02-05

Children's Csc Pants, 39c-
Fleeced Cotton Pants.
ankle length; perfect %
quality; sizes 2 to IA sOSC
years
Boys sl.oo Waist Suits, Soc
Fleeced Cotton Waist
Suits. high neck, long en
sleeves, ankle pants; per- sOvvC
feet quality y.............
Misses Union Suits, 39c-
White Fleeced Cotton Union Suits,
high neck and long sleeves, ankle
pants: sizes . to II a.
years; seconds of 75c c0yC
VaiueS
Children's 45c Underwear, z5c-
Fleeced Cotton Underwear, shirts
with high neck and long sleeves,
pants ankle length: shirts in
size g. years; pants 0E
in sizes s, IA and 16 Z0C
Children's Shirts, 19c-Cotton
Shirts. high neck apd long sleeves.
button front: sizes and ~
years; seconds of 35c SC
Evening star., 1922-02-05
Odd Lots of Notions

z5c and 3Sc Inside Dress 1<c
Betting SILK. yard kON
Sc to I0c Wooden Coat =,
Hangers. some slightly "
SCARED. Each .........
z9c and 39c Sanitary TO-
Belts. good quality elias 1CN
tlc $3.50. ..-...... ........
Bias Seam Tape, 6-yard IL
pieces, all widths; regularly ~
up to lie piece. At. t........
Shoe Laces, all lengths, e.
black and white: regularly ~
up to 15c pair. At. ..:.....
Sc Ribbon Wire, white only;
3-yard pieces.
3 Pieces, SC
Sc Hooks and Eyes, assorted
sizes and styles: black and white.
3 Cards, SC
10c Cube Pins, in jet. e.
matt or white finish; con- "
tains SO pins ..............
Evening star., 1922-02-05

k6C FrInteO FI1nnSlts 1oS-o-
inch Printed Fleecedown Flan-
nels. in a beautiful va 1O
riety of styles and col lCC
OrlngS
3Sc Dress Ginghams, 2Sc-R-
inch Dress Ginghams. qualities
that will be recognised at a
glance, such as Bates
and others: stylish a.
checks plaids. stripes AOC
and plain colors.
, 29c Shifting Madras, 1866
inch Shirting Madras, white
grounds with beautiful 90
colored stripes; fast lCC
25c Shaker Flannel. 19c-32-
inch White Shaker Flannel, an
extra heavy. double ~
feeced quality; rever- lyC
sible
Evening star., 1922-02-05

Not in any season-not in any sale-not at a
great Run,1nage Sae-always an occasion OF Sd
efforts to reduce prices to clear counters and shell
of cost or worth is disregarded. You reap bench
Check off the items that you want and need fro]
worthy of a special trip here tomorrow No phone on
Evening star., 1922-02-05
BedWear and DOmeSticS

$3.50 B edspre ads, Sl.9s-74
White Dimity Bed
spreads, size S1x90 o. no
inches for double .yS
19c PercaIes, 14c-One case
of'S6-inch Percales. light
grounds in beautiful ~
assortment of neat pat &C
terms
16c Bleached Muslin, 121ac-
1900 yard of 36-
inch Bleached Muslin. s10M
a close. round thread l A2C
quality ....... .-s...
ISc Outing Flannels, 12L.c-
cases of 27-inch Outing Flan-
nels. heavy double fleeced quail
ity: light and dark grounds. with
neat colored r0IL
stripes. checks and Z12C
Evening star., 1922-02-05
Runmage Sale of
Stamped Pieces and Art Goods

$l.5O Nightgowns, 8Sc-e dozen
Ready-made and Stamped Night
gowns, of good quality OO
crepe. in white and flesh CCC
39c to SOC Stamped Goods, NC
Stamped Art Pieces. including
pi lows, centerpieces. 0nr
buffet sets, collar bags, ZyC
S1.o0 Stamped Dresses, 69c-
Stamped Bungalow or
House Dresses. of percales, <n
beach suiting. chambray, OSC
GU
Roman sss p'''sx s,t,ss Slips, pi;'e~ Nov 20C
Slips, assorted patterns.
z9c to 39c Scarfs, l9c-Odd lot
of Scarfs and Shams, some with
lace edges: t hers a.
with scalloped borders. SC
0oldAnhArR's-EirStF Fioor
Evening star., 1922-02-05
79c and 80c
Bungalow Aprons, soc

$l.z5 Crepe Kimonos, 7scA
dozen Long Crepe Kimonos, open
front and slip-on models; ~
in rose. pink, blue and yC
lavender; slightly mussed
$3.50 Long Kimonos, slS6-10
Silk and Cotton Kimonos, hand
embroidered designs; in pink.
light blue and laven- CT 40
der: ribbon trimmed; 20
odd sizes ...........
$z.9s Crepe Kimonos, 9sc-2
Serpentine Crepe Kimo-- 00~
nos; handle m b r roidered voc
in light blue only.......
ss.9s Corduroy Robe, $3.eS-
One Heavy Corduroy Robe. wide
vale quality, in coral
shade, made with C1 no
loose belt; size ss; sDC.yO
slightly soiled. ......
$l.5o Long kimonos, SOFA
Long Crepe Kimonos, o.
blue and lavender only: OyC
odd sizes. s..............-.
$zSS Crepe Kimonos, $1.sS-
Serpentine Crepe Kimonos,. fow-
ing sleeve model. with
satin ribbon trim CT 0Q
ming: pink and rose y 20
coiorS ..............
$3.50 Breakfast Coats, $LS8-
IL Seco Silk Breakfast
Coats, fine grade, in o. no
copen and rose; odd spl.yO
iots ................
$40 Long KinSonos, $l.5oClZ
Long Kimonos, Of seco silk: In
wistaria, copen, laven- N1 ~
der and pink; pretty sDl.S
models; broken sizes,
Geldenbery's-Thtzd 1loer. -
Evening star., 1922-02-05
Rummage Sale of Silks

$500 Crepe Satin sl35S pieces of 4Onch Crepe Satin
fine pure quality for handsome street OF
evening gowns in black, blue brown and gray
SIb9 Black Taeta Sl2e-S5- inch Black Tafe:a. hne
all-silk chiffon finish quality; wear guaranteed
Sis Costume Satin 81 O9-2 pieces OF 35nch Colo
grade silk quality with rich soft-clns
Belgian. nile cardinal emerald navy, mdngh
SLo0 Silk Poplin 69c-3onch Silk Poplin heavy lust
quality good range wanted shades; 81 piece
the lot
$500 Crepe Knit, Sz69-2 pieces of 36-inch Genuine
Crepe Knit alLpure silk jerseyweave quality. will
stylish pebble face white and brown.
s9c Silk Shirtings $50 pieces of 33nch Silk Shirt
a high grade silk mixed Quality with stylish crepe weave;
with colored strpe cOlors
$3.50 Sport Satin, Sl69-1 piece OF 35nch Novelty Sport
Satin. beautiful shade of blue with handsome wover
$500 Canton Crepe $1.98-40pch Canton Crepe. heavy
quality grade silk and wool in black
and plum
eoldenbees-First
Evening star., 1922-02-05

&c Silk Taffeta Seam ~
Binding, black and white. ~.
Piece at ................
lee, 15c and 19c Inside e.
Dress Betting Cotton, yard ~
l9c and sc Children's H.
Rubber-lined Bibs, 1VN
Dust Caps, neatly made IL
of good quality lawns. ~
Each
1Sc and 19c Hairpin 1no
Cabinets, large size. XVN
10c Embroidered Stick
erei Trimming, 3-yard pieces. =
white and colors. Piece DC
at
Thin b es, nickel finish; all
sizes,
3 for SC
ChiIdren's Under
waists, of good quality ~
white muslin; sizes to lSC
IL years ................
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
"The Colonial Stationery
CO., Like n Charming Lit
tie Den, Where Fine Sta
tionery, Wedding Invita-
lions, Cards, ETC., May Be
Had"


Like n page from yesterday.
the COLONIAL STATIONERY
COMPANY. 203 West Grace ST.,
furnishes an interesting peep at
the cunning little writing desks
and stationery used by our great
Erandmothers. The entire shop
is Colonial In design. and the
furnishings are really charming
and quite delightfully."- old-fash-
Toned. You'll love 1t. I'm sure. so
drop in there the first time you're
up on Grace street.
All sorts OF writing paper,
fancy and simple. and fairly
breathing OF miSnonette and
fumes once used by dainty little
Colonial danes. are charmingly
displayed at the Colonial Sta
tioncry Company. Delicatcly
tinted paper with quaint little
designs on tho border. as well
as tho palmer styles. can DO pur-
chased at this Interesting little
shop at prices which are sur
prisingly reasonable. noticed
ono box OF paper which was
quite unusual-in fact. to me II
rcsembled Oriental. rather than
Colonial. paper. was heavily de-
signed with richly-colorcd morn
ing Glories. The paper was really
exquisite. Tho envelopes are all
sizes and shapes--oblong, square,
narrow and widc-all kinds.
or course. there arc other.
things for sale. but. then. I'll tell
you about them somo other time.
I'm just. eager to describe tho
cunning littlo writing desks and
tho letter-writlng sets on dis
play, but In the meantime you
should go In this little Colonial
nook and see the really exqui-
site things for yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
SENATE PROCEEDINGS

Following invocation by Rev. w. T,
Williams. the Senate launched into
n spirited debate Wednesday at noon
on joint resolution providing for the
investigation of State Offices with tho
view 10 the consolidation of some
departments and bureaus and the abo-
iition of unnecessary ones. An amend
'nent by Senator Cannon putting a
minority member of each House in
the proposed committee was adopted
Despite opposition to the invcstiga-
ton. voiced chiefly by two Republic
can Senators. Paul and Parsons. the
resolution was passed. II, calls for n
report to be submitted within twenty
days.
The House returned the Senate res
olution proposing a probe of the state
Highway Commission and its chief.
An amendment from the house di-
recting that the cost of the inycstica-
ton be charged against the contin-
gent fund of the General Assembly
was unanimously adopted by the Sem
ate.
The Senate concurred In a House
resolution directing the expenditure OF
not more than $1,000 for the improve
nent of the lighting facilities of both
chambers.
delugc of bills was entered We'd
ncsday In the Senate. "a total of thirty
six being offered.
The first Senate calendar of the
session will be ready for the Thurs
day meeting. it was announced.
Adjournment was taken mt 1910
o'clock on motion of Senator Holt,
the Democratic floor leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
BILLS IN THE SENATE

Nj Dohson. 6 n 80. ia hill 20
appropriate I5o,6on to tho State Board
.! Health 20 purchase building for IN"
orthopacdle hospital for tho ,-ea,men, o.
iishod under an act approved February 10.
1918: referred 20 tho Committee on
Finance.
M,ss-s wodson AID Goolr!ck. 6. u. No.
:i:l OF tho Code OF Virginia: referred to
the Committee on General Laws.
Messrs. poison and Goolr!ck. s. II. 40.
ga bill to amend and rs.euact section
the Committee on Genera, Laws.
Nj Booker. :. -. 30. Co bin 70
amend and r"-cnact section sos OF tho
code OF Virginia: referred 10 the Com
nit;cc on Finance.
Nj. I"ciy. :. u. 40. GA bill 10 amend
and rc-cnact AN act 70 authorize tho Board
Of Supervisors % Warren County 10 Dor
row certain sums o: money not exceeding
100000. and issue bonds therefor. for tho
permanent improvement and construction
Of certain roads in Front Royal. Cciarv!!lc
an! Fork Nag!ster!al Districts o: said
county: referred 20 tho Joint Committee
on Special. Private and Local Legislation.
Mcssrs. Beverley, Miller. Jsnreys. Goodc
Russell Gravait and iinnn!ng. :. Is. No.
S2--N bill "a prevent the sale OF inferior
vegetable and garden seed In the state
Of Virginia. referred 20 the Committee on
Agriculture, Hn!nE and manufacturing.
Messrs. Beverley. 10th and Downing. 6.
Il. No. ia bill to amend and re-enact
an ac: - provide for the enumeration OF
tn" veterans Of the Confederate Army and
Navy: referred TO the Committee ON Cen
er"l Laws.
M"ssrs. Beverley. 10th and Downing
s. i. 80. Ga h!li regulating the quail
!ty Of paper. Ink and typewriter ribbons
which may be used by Custod.ana OF per
n!auent public records: imposing certain
duties on the Library Board. and fixing
penalties for the violation OF this act:
referred 10 the Committee on Genera!
Laws.
Mcssrs Gooirick and Dodson. s. r. No
ia hill TO amend and rc-cunct sections
.i2j. 2!&. ?lS2 and 2lii OF the Code Of
virginia. as heretofore amended: referred
Ia the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation.
Messrs. Hennng aud Beverley by leave.
Presented :. Il. 40 Ga bl!l 10 amend
payment o! aount!es FOR the killing OF GER
tain predatory birds and animals: referred
10 the Committee on Fish and Game
Mr.. Guam. $. Il. No. GA bill to au.
thor:zc tho Board OF Supervisors OF Hon.
rico County to borrow money and Issue
bonds for the purpose OF repairing and en-
ihrGinE the courthouse OF said county:
referred TO the Joint Committee on Spe.
cial, Private and Local Legislation.
Messrs. Cooke and Gum. $. II. No. 6s-
y bill 10 regulate public dance halls; re-
ferrcd TO the Committee on General Laws
Mr.. Goodc. by leave presented =. H. No.
GA bill providing for commission on
mental health; referred TO the Committee
on Public Institutions and Education.
NJ. Hyatt. 5. Il. No. "a bill to amend
and re-enact an act TO provide for the
working and keeping in repair the public
roads OF Buchanan and Dickinson Coun-
ss.s: referred 10 the Joint Committee on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

oHerinE prayer for tho city in
inns troubled time for those who toll
ana Tor those who cmployc toilcrs
Rcv. w. w. Weeks, pastor Of Grace
street Baptist Church, said the in
vocation opening the House ycster-
day morning
Delegate g. y. Ford. of Warren.
called attention to the gift OF Jars OF
sailed peanuts from Speaker Brewer.
ana saih we don't raise small things
ike this up our way. but men like
those on my left" delegates Hoover
and kceZell. Of Rockingham. who to-
sethcr tip the scales at more than
roo pounds.
Clerk Williams reported Senate
Joint resolution No. / for the inspec-
tion OF the state Highway Commits
sion from the Committee on Roads,
carrying an appropriation OF $4,000
Tho resolution was adopted BY the
House. ca to %.
The report of the joint legislative
committee on redistrictinS the House
and Senatorial Districts. was fled by
Chairman r. w. Ozlin and Will be
printed as House Document No .
Delegate L. Holman Willis offered
joint resolution for the placing Of
additional lights In the two Houses
nj cost not to exceed $1,000 and
same was passed.
Speaker Brewer announced the fol-
gowing DELEGATES as members of the
the Inaugural cXcrciscs-Craham,
Deanc. Brown. of Roanoke; Groomc.
Gibson and Ozlin.
On motion OF Delegate Pitts. Of
A!bcmarie. the House adjourned at
l2:iO until u o'clock today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

TO the Committee on Currency and
en hy Mr ,iaii Al, bill to smsna and re-
To ,he Committee on, Courts of Justice:
~ Mr. Farr!er-A Bill to amend and re.
BY Mir. F~sri"r-X Bill to amend and s re-:
enact section !o!3 Of the Code OF Virginia:
the power and tho jurisdiction OF pa-ce
l nus ice to adm, psTs2ns 70 bail and Tx
10 aS MT; smith hI Of No;tolS city, bill
tho " codS OF h vlrfin fsae' section t''' OF
To Committee on Finance:
,o ny c Messrs Page and Brown; of Nor,
SETON ZOO Of The God. OF Virginia.
hy Mf rorG& <" III! 9n 10 sa la&s lime
To Committee on Moral and Social Vel,
By Mr. McNut,-A bill 20 amend and
re.cnact section q OF an &C, 20 define
Liacture. use sale, Offering for sale ;ran.-
por,ation. keeping Tor sale and giving
BY Messrs. Prince and Brown. of Lynch.
emTx..A hii! 20 sccept the ,pr9v!rions Of
States. approved November a. i.!i 10:
tho promotion ot the welfare nd hygiene
o! maternity aud infancy. and for other
M ~ me- %s:sFs poJ n.cwer lr;; Brown o:
Iehnond c mSas b Wi' o Ions' 1s
BOARD OF Charities aud Corrections. under
The name of State board OF Public Well
TO COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elec-
tions:
nv Messr, Jones Of Richmond CITY:
Price. Bright. Hacdon and Fuucr-A bili
bioxid.inH t%r ne Use o; Voting machines
To Committee on Roads and Internal
ny, Msssrs. rrt. and Smith o: Abe
Information from Highway Commissioned
a. TO certain contracts made with the
TO ,thc Committee on Special. Private
by Mr.. Anderson-A bill 20 amend and
re-enact section % o. chapter VI. ., an
aG e, i, to inc9ta2'a,s the Shy Of pnnyti!c,
charter OF the city OF Danvl!,c.
Ify Mr.. NickE--A blll to provide how
tho schoo! board o. the Rose iil,l DE-
bonds Of the Rose mn Dis.r!c; no, c1'
ceeding $500 Tor the purpose o, pay
IN. of the Indebtedness o. said school
Nv Mr. Hlck., Of I.ee---A bill, 20 provide
how the school board Of the Yokurn sta
ton District No. .. az Leo County. fpay
Issue bonds OF the Ynkuin Station Dis
purpose OF paving of the Indebtedness Of
said school district.
by Mr.. Dotson-A bill 70 amend and
OF buchanan and D!ch.n~pu Counties
ny Mr.. Willis'Es-S b!li IN amend and
re-enart lection, OF an act to amen:
..ec,i"n- .. 8. g. 2. 70. u. u. y. 2. q.
50 q q. Is. r.. -. q: -. ito. 10! and
S"w1o-; %ew.. In tho county ~ warw!ci.
and TO prOrii. charter therefor.
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ed of nonsupport. providing for the tax
Ing or recoBnizances. and for the forfeit
ure and enforcement OF the same: pro-
vidinS fo- the appointment OF probation
Officers. prescribing their duties and pow
crs. and repeating certain acts: referred
TO the Committee for Courts OF Justice.
Nessrs. Mapp. Cochs, :. Is. No. IA
bill to amend and r..enact section 5000
OF the Code o; virginia: referred to the
Committee for Courts OF Justice.
Mr.. Ltyman. = II. No. ga bill TO
amend and rc.cnact section 6T5 OF tho
Code OF virginia: referred TO the Commit
tee on General Laws.
Messrs. Layinan and Mitchell, s. Is. No.
pa bill TO provide for tho licensinE
regulation and inspection OF maternity
hospitals. and TO repeal sections 1925 TO
1890. inclusive. OF the Code OF virginia:
referred to tho Committee OH Moral, So
cial and Child Welfare
Mr.. Dodson. S. J. X. No. 6--ProposinG
an amendment 20 section 100 of the Con-
stitution OF virginia. referred 10 the Com
mittee Finance,