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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pierce OF
Havre and Mrs. L. L. Schaffer have
been spending the week visiting in
Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-18

cratic-Socialistic attack upon Con-
gressman Riddick will not hide the
character and motives of those behind
the Washington effort to influence
Montana voters.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-18

Asa G. Gambler Atlanta Ga, me oca Coa company
South his engagement Mrs
orezine de Bouchel New Orleans beauty herself very Inc
wedding expected to take San Francisco at he end OF TINS
month early September Beginning with only e io1 the
drink Mr. Cander with his brothers. Bishop warren Naho and ou
Justice john Gambler Georgia have grown immensely h
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-18

Don't Forget to Register
Now for the November
Election. If You Are Not
Registered You Can't Vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

CfEvTT.KYD neDAH
1871 model In Al condition Hun
only $4,000 miiea A snappy little
passenger closed car Very
cheap TO operate. iEssy on tires.
gas, oil. etc. Chandler Agency.
isff 18th ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots. fronting on paved
highway. opposite the new
sI.b0O, 900 old Folks Home
now In course OF construc-
ton: Sound and mountain
view. Exceptionally easy
terms See Mr.. Chandler.
cornsr 18th y. w. and Hpo-
kane Phone West 0fs9.
Zoo cAHn AND $40 MONTHLY foR
this s-room and bath bungalow;
full basement; view lot. garaEst
improved street, close 20 car.
si.ebe IL the full price. IL 10 .
real bargain.
J. IS KEEPER
80 ffogo Bldg Annex. Main s71e.
Evenings Phone west $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
The Seattle Star

f<,hiiehed naily al SCI seventh Ava
Seattle. Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Is FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS

& FURNIsHED HotsEKEfspfN0
rooms. Including light. gas. phone
and linen. reasonable. 1908 Fifth
ave. w Garfield 1ts1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
ron saIa-rnucgs


USED TRUCKS
The right way 90 buy n used truck
n 90 Let ua show you what our
chop has done TO make our used
trucks tho beet buys on tho mar
ket Come Ia and let un show
YOU our reconditionine sheets.
They viii tell the story
LOOK THESE OVER
a ton white q -tou GMC. with
1 X ton Packard milk body
ton Mhite ~ ton Diamond 7
su ton Attsrbury 2-ton veiie
az ton aersiK. with s-eylindcr motor
Aiao 80 -ton dump and logging
trucks All these trucks are In Al
condition Every one sold with
your future business IN mind. We
stand back 81 every sale Prices
lew Easy terms. Mack Truck
Corp. Ninth y. and Roy. Capitol
1915. Zee Mr Hoashach.
HERE ~ A gNAp--fois iM-TON
Kelly. completely ovsrhauled. new
E-inch tires. going for 800. cash
or terms, West oalt-R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ioney for farm and acreage ioana
N SnarEc aNsn nnNng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

Why buy cheap new car,
too small for your needs, when
Tor an equal amount Of money
you can own a Sands Rebuilt
guaranteed Studshakcr. In
stead of apoloEiHinE 90 your
friends for owning a flivNor
you can Just as well own "a
good looking. foomy, power
ful Studcbakef and enjoy real
motoring pleasure az well an
have huinethink your frionda
will admire. tlcsldeu all this
tho cost of operation viii he
"a lot hess due 20 the higher
grade material and workman
ship aud the palnataklnE man
nrf Ia which we rebuild our
ears. Here are cars 20 DO
proud Of
isis srupEnAKER 49, spec
isao erupEBAKER - Spec
issi srupEnAKER - spec
SIX Hdstr.
1891 sTUDEBAKER - Light
Blk Trg.
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY,
Hast osei ioie-is =. Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

50 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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FUNERAL NOTICES



VANTf.ns-Eecfxen 10 know cure
aches ard pains called rheuma tam
ard many cthsr names too numer-
qua 60 mention. Aise HEART trou-
bic and ptARFTEk stomach ali
rlght. kieness ell right all right
ALI OVER Consultation and
Booklet free Price si.se, ftsb by
parcel pcs
~ r. wfNANs
toi American bank Bldg. Seattle
toST- -CfRrtFtCATE No IN
Chiro Mining Co. iaa0ed to ] N
Hear. also $3.50 Liberty bond, on
Second ave or James az ear. about
s;!S p. m. Tuesday Please return
20 as Pioneer nldE. Liberal re-
ward when you return certificate.
Henry SutsT
YOUTHFUL vrGoR TiEs IN THE
sscretory glands. Vitality and
glands restored by using viR-
GLAND TABLETS Guaranteed. by
mail 30 tst,ets sa0e. Chester
Medical Co. ga e3rd ave- N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
O. ron sALE-REAL ESTATE
NOTHING DOWN

tib MONTH fNTEREaT INCLUDED.
NEW HOuNEi HfG GROUND.
CITY WATER LIGHT. PAVE
MENT: FpLnkufD LOCATION.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ron THE
ENERGETfc MAN or GOOD
CHARACTER TO SECURE A
HOME IMMEDIATELY.
TT ~ NOT MERELY HEcOGNfZfhD
BUT GRAfpfNG SUCH RARE
CHANCES THAT INDICATE WIS
ALSO CHARMING GROOM MOD
THN HOME ADJOINING or
FEiiED RlDfCufOuHLY SMALL
PRICE AND TERMS
ACT " you WANT 4 HOME.
WAIT ~ YOU MERELY WISH
WRINKLES. GRAY HAIRS AND
MUCH HIGHER PRICES
CALL MIR. PARKER. OWNEit
WEST 6sfG-H, B4f7 SETH s. w.
PROCURE YOUR HOME. AND
FOREVER AFTER BE GLAD.
Mo TRACT TO EXCHANGE FOR
LABOR.
ron BALE-7 room HOUSE. FUN
nished. on leased ground Price
$3.50. 12z0 Fuhrman.
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ron sALr-AcnEAaE
20 ACRES CHEAP

Good alder ionm soil on fine road.
only four miles from ltenton. cleo
tric light, phone. close 20 lake. Inn
proved district. This ia worth
$4,000 for quick sale owner viii
take 1880. only $500 cash. y.
Van AfgdRie, 1915 THIRD ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Queen Anne Sacrifice
Second Hill Bargain

t2to0---A wonderful snap In good
B=roofa cottage. located on a paved
street and In good location. large
rooms. good cement basement Inn
mediate possession. Can be
handed on very easy terms Call
for appointment. T-Aa. Main 1itA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Founder Of Triton Dicx.

TIFTON. GA. Feb. Al. II. Tiff.
50 years old. the founder Of Triton
and for whom the county OF Tiff was
named, died this morning AT egg
o'clock after an iilncss Of three days
Mr.. TIT WAS inult!millionatrc with
extensive ~intcrests through Gcot-
eih. Mr.. Tiff was taken i'll last
Tuesday with an attack OF vertigo
In Triton. he was regarded as the
rather OF tho city. ana was civic
and financial leader. He is survived
by three sons. II. H. Jr.. and T. w
Iift and Amos Tiff, the latter Of At
lanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
HATH INSTITUTES DEIEt;iTIS
TO VOTE FOR ~. H. uSItD

Special to The Times Dispatch
STACNToN. VA. Feb TN adj
diton 10 tho names "f Tucker ROB-
rTtSon King. Campbell. Rciruc and
STROBE. announced candidates for
nomination. when tn" Tenth bjStric;
Democratic Convention meets here
February ~. :" name II candidate to
I'll the vacancy caused by tn" death
OF the !R;c Henry II. Flood. Their.
viii be another candidate II II.
byrd. Commonwealth attorney o.;
bath County.
At tn" Bath County convention to-
day. for the purpose ~ cl"ctinr dele
ent"s 10 the district convention here.
four delegates were selected ana in
struCtcd To support Mr. Eyrd \ To-
ca! politician said today that ii MIR.
Tucker fails To swing the convention
and deadlock develops. Mr. Byrd
stands splendid chauc. To he the
successful dark horse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
CHOICE OF TUCKER
NOW IS ASSURED
Lexington Man Captures Ma
jori,y Of Delegates, Says
Campaign Manager.
COUNTS SEVENTY VOTES
On Face of Incomplete Re
turns. Nomination Goes to
Former Member.
COUNTS SEVENTY VOTES
Special to The es-Disps,ch.l

Special 10 The Times Dispstchl
LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. l-Retlrns
today from the counties selecting
delegates u tho Democratic Convcn-
zion. TO he held in Staunton on Feb
funry "A. make /; "A furcponc CON
Clus!on that Harry =; George Tuck
~ Will b" the choice Of tina; body as
the partys candidat. for Congress-
4" succeed the late Hal H. Flood
STUART Moore. manager of the
Tucker Headquarters a; Lexington.
made this announcement upon the in
formation that Tucker had secured
the tv" delegates from Craig. at
loas. eleven from Botctourt. ANA nine
certain delegates from Nelson with
the remainder OF that county to he
.i"ArG from.
Mnj"rit, seems Assured.
II was pointed out that lie has. in
aHc'tion, twenty-five delegates from
Ssaunton and Augusta. thirteen from
: f'S' khridgc: i've from Cumberland
and at least two from Highland
The votes of these delegates. with
those secured by him In toduy'S
meetings. insur"s that seventy or
NOR" Tucker votes Will h. cast on
the frs; ballot in convention. the
numhcr required TO nominate being
sfNty-c!Gh;. II is expected the re
turns from other meetings not Vet
heard from will swell ia" Tucker
vote |" Il CONSIDERABLE. extent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
IA YLOR SLAIN FOR REVENGE.
IS THEORY OF THE POLICE
continued From First rageJ

made complaint after Sands had left.
charging him with grand larceny.
The police said they believed Sands
was in conccalment because of his
fear OF having TO face the grand
larceny charge. They said they had
established almost conclusivcly that
he was in Los Angeles II few days
ago, and they were also sure that he
had not left since his last known
movements were traced They said
they were no; prctcrring additional
charges against Sands. but they be-
ieved an interview with him would
assist them in clearing away tho
mystery.
Revenge Is Motive.
Til" dctcciiv" said the statement
Of Sands would he an Important
element" in IN" case IL he had one
10 make In the interest O: narrow
!nr the scope Of the Investigation.
The Investigation today, II was
said was devoted largely 20 the
schedule az motive. The police have
been from the beginning of the
opinion that Taylor was slain for
up I" lat" today ii had not been de
i"rminrd that amy one entertained
an luminosity for Taylor of such a
dcErc" as would appear 10 he an in
gently" to murder Tn" possibility
thar jenlorsly Nigh, have been the
cause of the staying was still re-
ccivins attention, IL was declared.
I'll" discovery that Taylor had
gone by another name several years
AZ" during "a residence in New York
was received by the police with much
interest and II Was said that this
might prove AN important element
in the case. Inspection Of the Tay-
Tor rcSid"nc" was completed by finger
print experts. who announced they
mad found no Impressions or other
clues
The bullet. which was taken from
Taylor's body WAS produced at the
inquest. then returned 20 detectives
who We're cud"aVorius To- learn its
history The missile was found
practically intact and retained il.
Shnp" due. County Autopsy surgeon
walker said. to It's not having struck
a Bone during its passage through
Taylor'S body.
The bullet was declared to hc a.
unusual type. & Distinguishing fca-
'ure being IL grove around its cir
cumf"roncc near the base. Funeral
services for Taylor VIII he held
Tuesday afternoon in local churcn.
IN" Motion ric;ur" Directors Assoc
cation announced Taylor will hc
buried in his uniform Of a can,ain in
;hc british army, which he wore. dur
iuC tho world war, and military hon
"rs viii b" paid by other British vot-
Grams living in Los Angeles. /, was
SHid
Ncva Gerber, nlm ac,resa. who
said She once had boon ,uGarcd to
r,Ns ,..,.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

the said sum shall he applied TO no
| other purpose or object Whatsoever
The proceeds from the sale OF
s"id bonds shall lie paid 10 the trcas-
lrer Of the state. ana deposited by
him 1" The credit of the Memorial
Library fund. and paid out by him in
accordance with tho terms and re-
quir"ments of section 35s OF the code
of 1919.
The bonds authorized hereby To
be issued shall be exempt from taxa
ton in any manner by the State Of
virginia or by any county. city town
or other corporation exercising pow
crs Of taxation under the authority
OF this Commonwealth.
The plans for and the erection q,
said library and auditorium shall be
under the joint supervision and iii
rccti"n Of the library board and a
war memorial commission. TWO To be-
appointed bv the Governor. two
members OF the Senate. and two mem
b"rs of the House OF Delegates TO be
appointed by the presiding officers
thereof. respectively. The said
bodies shall, on III" cal! OF the GOV.
crn"r OF the Commonwealth. at once
"rgan'2c rs one body which BODY
shall elect II chairman and secretary
ana snail discharge all the duties i'm
i"s"d by the acts Of March %. 1920.
~ hereby amended. II majority Of it's
eleven members TO constitute q
quorum for the transaction Of any
ana all business. When the said Ii
brary building shall be accepted the
functions Of the war memorial com
mission shall cease and the conduct
ana operation OF said building shall
hc under the cole management and
control OF the library board"
DR. Kate Waller barrett, Of Alex
anurin. president Of the American
Legion Auxiliary. addressed the com
m'ttec on the Legion and Auxiliary
working In harmony with each other
The committee favored the Auxiliary
and Legion meeting Mt the same place
next fall, Charlottesville having been
selected at the Norfolk meeting as
tho next place for the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Legion Mcmhcrship Drive

NlVhm0md FnSt No. /. NmorIrnn
Legion, viii complete plans prior to
launching it's membership drive az 4.
meeting in tn" auditorium uf Muir
phys Hotel, Tuesday night ~ -
"a. v'ock llans for Il p-rn:-ncnt post
nome. also Viii be discussed Pas,
commanders "i the Post viii hc rr,.
scnicd with hand4uu.. badges. sign
cant "f the ofrcc. They are. calvin
Sattrrn.ld. IT. John y. cutchirs and
,iranch Johnson Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
j. OF R. TRACK TEAM
HAS FULL SCHEDULE
Recently Augmented With W.
4 l.. and University of Nir.
ginia Coniingcnls.

Manager fuckers traces schodtl,
for the University OF Richmond has
been recently augmented hy IN. ac-
uu!ring OF dual track meets with
hoth Washington ana Ice aud VII
E'nia Military Institute. both OF
which vii! take place iu Lexington.
tho former ON Saturday Amin ga. ana
the latter Monday. May / Those ana
other meets mars "a departure from
N" track traditions Of Spidcrdom aud
81 m"ns'rat".. that Athletic Director
h"bson is. riy.uy -cqunl emphasis to
each @: the -Four branches al major
sI'"its There is no other Nirginia
~houl q it's size, nud hardly any
II the south. that can compar" with
li' spiders activities IN track ana
y" Meet ". nnd VI.
For instance. in addition 10 the
,."" dua meets vim the l."xiu@
Z mans. the Rcd and Blue Will meet
W.AIam and Mary a, WIniamsburr.
j"hus Hopkins at stadium F.cld ana
plans q triangular meet win Iiamn-
de'-Sifney aud Randolph Macon
l.E'w.-" tn" spiders Will have "a
team Toprcscuriug them AZ The south
N''n'.cs az University IT virginia in
tfa srr|us
IN 1923 The South Atlnu,!,s VIII br
''ared - S'adiuu ricld AZ thai,
imo IA" stadium tield facilities wIlI
Die adequate '"r Nc occaSiou ~,
present rhc plan, aTrrds u regulation
quarter mile rrack vllh q regulation.
"i'a.gntaway. and by M. is93 south
s'.au''as the Roger Miln,ser G,runa
tin "a lilies VIII s.. ayarrh!e
i'1a"h h'bsou's mass ath'ciie uro-
gram Wh..h rs i'm FUN swing al vast
accounts 10. at.||f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
srccinl rrnhlhitl,n s.r,ir.

Special services communicating
me second anniversary OF the nation
ga" prohibition Will hc conc,ict,
under auspices OF the W. .. 4 L., a,
'"irnrv baptist church tonight. AT /,
o'clock. Mrs. Howard 4. Hogc. state
rrcs dent. viii deliver An address. A
special musical program has bccn ar
ranged. Rev. Carter Ashton len.
h"ns. pastor, will preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
WIFE OF SLAIN MOVIE CHIEF TELLS
OF HER MARRIAGE AND DIV ORCE
IHy Associated rrcssl

NEW L. l.. N"nin " liam
William sho
y. Y. sissuyd thief
form ;
n-ana
We
In
Il ears discov.
be OF
death
a M
Robins to abo h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Dedicate Sundn, selma,

Rev. Henry T. I.utl. s.crc,ory
evangelist OF tn, Christian Mission
a!y society OF Maryland. Delaware
ana District of Columbia. viii max.
hr principal address today q, uc
dedication -! the battery PARK Chris
ton sunday Schooi rh- school is
~ hiick and stmsco ANA is three
stories high. There are ~ mem
h"rs in the school Rev. ~ = iianrv.
"i Warsaw. Ky. recently accepted
tn. psstoratc % the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

MADRID, Fcb ~ iWrHrcial
puhl.ghcs report from Bautihnu.z
~ the discovery there o.. extensive
remains o: what apparcu'ly was once
"a Roman city. Traces ~ % highway
running in the direction - ASTORIA.
cistcrns with piping OF GOPHER. gold
coins fragments Of cerauils n'.G
vases hned with ashes ar" said to
have been unearthed In the vicinity.
An Investigation has been ordered
by tX director. OF foreign arts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Want Better shipping TncnI,Ic.

~ ~ u n. \. F7CU +--NUW fhtf
BIDS have been requested %. TIA. I.,'
g.neer.n. Department - ,h. o.
Tor tho dredging or urancoc} Creck
scores of farmers whD haw ,hcIr
truck 80 IN" wharv"s on that cf.ri,
for shipment 10 Baltimore hope TN
PENNSYLVANIA Haiirobd which opc--
"'es The steamboat iIn" viii make
an "fort 10 have enough Steamers
running this coming season TO handl,
nc fr..ght without dnLnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

Westlakc Terrace Court by Harry
Fellows. assistant director with the
Taylor conpam: at the Lasky studios.
Fellows called me early Thursday
morning." Eytou testified. He said
Taylor had died suddenly. | FASTENED
I" his home. Douglas MacLean and
his wife. a deputy coroner and others
were there.
9TH" deputy coroner said Taylor
had apparently died o; a hvmorrhage
- the stomach.
II looked under his hcad-,hc body
hnd no, been rcinoved--and saw some
blood ciottod.
The deputy coroner said that the
blood ii>d apparently run from his
mouth and had been caused by the
hcmorrhagc. looked under him.
however. and saw more Hood under
HIS vest.
u suggested tina; ;his was sufficient;
evidence TO warrant tGrniu. Taylor
over.
This was done.
"W. saw he had been shot through
The back"
Did Nou question the nciGhhors?"
MIR. and MIS-. Mac:.ean volunteered
the Information that they had heard
II mut'!cd report. something like u
sh",. on Wednesday night"
y juror intcrIpscd the question;
Was MIR Taylor's clothing rmilied?
lid You notice amy signs of s,rug-
clr?"
no. lie had apparently been
Killed 10y on. Shot. and fell back
wards upon the nnor.
DR.. w. + Wagner. county au,op-
~ surgeon. was the next witness
called lie related the findings oc
an autopsy h" performed on Tay-
lor's body February =.
Henry Peavey. Taylor's negro SER
want, next took the stand. Henry was
array.d in IA black and white checked
suit with II knife edge crease in the
trousers. a yellow silk shirt and II
bow tic.
when did YOU last see NJ. Tay.
lori"
"Wednesday night, when y, aad
Miss Normand were sitting together
IN TIA" d!minE-room or his bungalow.
talking about n rcd backed book"
You left before MISS Normand
did?"
Yes sir MIR. Taylor. he told mo 7
could stopped out at the curb and
talked 10 Miss Nurmand's chauffeur.
He had all the lights in her limou.
sine turned on. ana ne was cleanins
II out. talked with him a little
biz"
Returned 4" Find Mnutcr Dead.
What time did YOU return to Mr..
TaNlor's home
Ahout $50 tho next morning
yThnrSdaN). had stopped at 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
F"recloscs ON Hallway Company.
I BY Associated rressI

ToPEkA. KAN, Feb. 1.-THE Gem
tral Trust Company. of New York,
today filed suit in the United States
District Court here to foreclusc the
hFS' extension mortgage bonds and
seven subsequent issues OF the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas Rallr o.,
COM any. which is now opera q :;
under reccivership. The face value
OF me outstanding extension bonds
is given as s3.253.0O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
LEGION MEN FAVOR
PRESENT MEMORIAL
PLANS IN VIRGINIA

IN the General Assembly. That re-
sp"nsibii!ty they should NEE,
couragcously and fairly. We only
desire that. as those representatives
have seen Mt To provide for a memo
rial. they shall enact such further
legislation as may be necessary 10
insure ITS prompt erection, and that
The sancity OF the memorial shall
remain inviolatc.
go We recommend. In view O. the
demonstrated inability of the exist
Ing double headed commission To
junction properly. that the act an
proved March %. 1920, be amended
ana re-enactcd. as follows:
an act to amend and re-cpac,
section OF an act approved March
-. 1920. and entitled AN act TO ercc,
library building and auditorium MS
memorial to tho soldiers. snIlor.
marines ana women who served In
'he world war. ana to appropriate
money therefor: to dedicate "a ,nd
'"' Pu"iic streets and highways upou
certain conditions n trip OF land df.
'"'h rect in width lying on the south
- !" s'"" OF The Capitol square in the
cry Oh Richmond, needed by the civ
VI hichmond FOR the widening of
h"hk street. To allow Tho ljhr,rv
"""'" 1" borrow money. issue bonds
'"e''f"r ana secure the same: ana
|" allow the State BOARD of J.du,.,
non. from time to time. In invost mo
cash in hand OF tho literary fu,d -,
said bonds. aud To mako ,h. ,,,a
'""Fcuhdcr nontaXahic'
Suggested Changes.
-, u enacted by the General As.
SenhiE Of Virginia:
MAJ the fourth section of an art
n,,!'" An act TO erect a library
"''"'"S ana auditorium as memo
, :" 'he soldiers. sailors, marines
ana women who served i'm tho worrd
war and 10 appropriate. MONEY ,bnr,
Or l" dedicate as and for mn, liz
streets and highways upon ccrtni,,
'"h"i'lons IA strip OF land fifteen foo,
N'"'h lying on the southern sid.
"' IN" Capitol Square of Tho az.
:" richmond. needed by the citv -,
Nirh'n"nd for the widening of n,,I,
street To allow the library hoard 49,
""'r"W money. issue bonds therefor
'"" s'cnr" tho same: and TO allow
me Stai" Board OF Education. from
!" ''h'c. I" invest the cash i'm
w 'A''ldTN tnnI In said
N"hdS Approved March -. Ioo0 Lo
amended and re-cnactcd To read ~
follows: ''S
The library board is h,r.h,
empowered and authorized To borrow
money 10 an amount not exceeding
ON" million five hundred tbousnnJ
FI'""O.u"~ dollars. t" make and is.
S"" bonds therefor in such amount.
ana AT such rate OF interest not ,o
exceed the legal rate as the libr,rv
!"ar" may determine. and to sccurc
'Hc same hN mortgage or deed ar
,IuSt on said lot or square and any
hN'id'nS or buildings which may h,
hereafter erected thereon. the pro.
''thS thereof Ia bc used .Nclusiv.ly
'"r the building ~ said library and
auditorium and the equipment. fur.
hiSh!ng and books thereof.
said bonds shall run for thirty
years from their date. and out of any
Appropriation which may hereafter
D" mad" by the General Assembly for
me support and maintenance Of said
memorial library or auditorium thcrc
sha" hrst tie set apart annually
sum sufic'ent Ia pay the interest &C.
rrnlhS on said bonds. and to consti-
'ut' sinking fund for the liauida
ton OF the principal OF same; and