Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-10


from Richmond through Mineral,
Louisa. Trcvilians. Gotham. Char
lottosvillc, Alton and Wayneshoro to
stanton. designated as the Jefferson
Highway.
From the Senate Committee on
Mining. Manufacturing and AEricul-
iurc yesterday there came Il favor
able report on the pure paint bill.
which has been appearing at pre-
ccdinG session and which has not re-
ceivcd the approval OF the Lcgisla-
turc. The paint dealers Of the State
are standing up behind the measure.
saying that in the last two years
there has appeared on the markets
alleged paints that were not worth
their containers. The bill goes TO
the calendar and will bc taken up ait
an carly date.
Fixing the pay of tho members Of
the State BOARD Of Medical Examiners
ut IS per day for each day actually
cmploycd in the discharge of their
official duties. a hill was introduced
n the House of Delegates yesterday
by Delegate Wilbur G. Hail. stirulat-
ing that the annual salary Of the
secretary Of the board shall not he
in excess OF $1,000. The Hill provides
that the funds realized from all fees
collected 10y the board shall he ac-
counted for and shall he paid into
the state Treasury.
II expect tn have the general APP
preparation lill ready for prcscuta-
ton not later than ~ week from to-
DAY said Senator William y. Gar
rctt OF Henry county. chairman OF
,l,t l'iuuu,sp t,nmit,,a S.,tut,r
Garrett went ON Ia say that he would
move that one week from next Mon
Gay he would demand that the gem
cial appropriation hill shall have the
right OF way over all other measures.
and that il shall not he laid aside
until IL has been completed and sent
to the Governor.
1T VIII ne seen, when passed" said
senator Garrett, that the bill is car
rNing every cent possible. | Hiu hop
nr that this fact will impress itself
on the members ana that they viii
lend their aid in promoting and pass
iLS the measure"
The House yesterday amended Sem
ate bill No. = To provide that the
salary OF the commissioner of In
sufhnce lac $i,500 per year lnstcau
~ N"''v". nc mn VIII go back 70
the Senate for ratification. The a.
900 salary is an increase from s3.-
500.
Consideration of the bill brought
i"rih considerable argument, tc.-
turcd by the statement that the sal
AIRY OF the Commissioner of Insur-
ancc was the only one not raised hy
The session OF i?oo, on account of The
i"Ncrnor vct"cinE the bill CARRYING
ms increase.
Tho Hal! bin providing for nuan-
'ial statements from persons. firms
OF organizations soliciting contrihu-
IONS from the public was defeated
II The House yesterday morninr hy n
vote OF 81 =" G. after an amendment
hhd been passed cNcmpting the An
u-SaIo"n League and other tctupcr
'ht" organizations and political or.
s"nI%ations from the provisions OF
the act.
Delegates Adams and Sinclair VOC
tcrday introduced In the House a hin,
"rpr"priatiug $1,000 for the MIR.
chaSo Of property hy the Manassas
'Htil"it"ld Confederate park Inc
This memorial association has mn
"pti"n on l25 acres of land kuovn
as tho "Iicnry Farm" In Prince WI
lam County ON this farm the his.
'"rle battl" Of Manassas was founh,
In July. 1851, General .s,onownII..
Jackson being in command or ma
Confederate forces IL is pronosoa
establish Confederate museum,
this farm va" On