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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
VERBAL CLASH AGAIN
MARKS HIGHWAY PROBE
investigation Will Be Re-
sumcd Tuesday Two Wit
ncsscs Testify Yesterday.

investigation OF stat" highway at
:airS hy AZ Joint legislative commit
tee slowed down Yesterday morning
inquiry until Tuesday, when ii * cx-
r"ctcd that the state Auditor will
nav" available for III" prubcrs u de-
tailed statement Of all financial
transactions OF the Highway Depart
m"nf.
The single session yesterday was
featured 10y another verbal clash he.
tween senator Goolrick and Chair
man Harry Flood Byrd. til. former
"bjcctinS To what he declared Ia he
an ctort ON the part IF the chair
man 10 put word. into the mouth OF
tile Highway Commissioner. while
IN" latter was making AN cXplnna-
ton Of delay In construction of a
permanent bridge at Fishers MIL
"u tn" VALLEY Turnpike. II had been
testified tina, II fmsy temporary
structure had been erected three
years ago. when the original bridge
WAS wrecked by an army truck
Delay in tn" bridge construction.
commissioning Coleman testified. was
"u. To inability To come to term.
with the Federal government lie
stated that III. department was pre-
'hi!hS pun a convict camp ON the
work as soon as ON" was available.
1w" witnesses appeared bcror. the
committee. George y. conn chair
'nan OF the BOARD OF Supervisors of
shenandoah County. br"ugh: up thu.
tridSe matter ~" said that ',;.:'
surveys had been made. ANA tina, cIti-
I'ns were puzzled ana v-N"d over
ihe delay az work an such an irr!ror.
'"ht rr"jcct The Highway Depart.
m"ni needs speeding ur. hc declared.
1h"t h" had lost $4,000 on one
contract for road construction was
nc testimony "f l. W Moore, OF
Hthnn'"n. Il contractor II" then les
'lhtd that ON a later contract tie
cleared Sal.000. he profits b.,inr Jill.
10 n sharp decline in labor aud ma.
tcr!al costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
REAL ESTATE TAX REDUCTION
SOUGHT IN HOUSE MEASURE
from % to l"-Ccn Cut on 500 Provided For in Bill
Sponsored i'll Legislature by Fourteen Delegates.
Say Assessments Due to Inflated Values

Reduction "f tho tax ON r.al .Stat.
from - cents to Is cents on tho slVu
- proposed in "a hill introduced in
thc House yesterday. sponsored 10y
delegates McC";t"r. Hicks. H. A.:
iiorncr. iiorslcy. Graham. Richards.
Keen, Gray. j. w. Warren. Z. Il. 4,
Massey. pIgGs. Ewcn. Wright ana
f"atwriSht. The hill proposes that
the levy for school purposes lie re.
duccd from II to 10 cents. the lew.
Tor roads he reduced from Ia cents
10 . cents. and that tho levy for
eradication OF tuberculosis rrmain
at J cent, making total of Is
cents.
III" measure is an act Ia amend
act tn raise revenue for the support
of the government and to arpro-
pirate money for the construction
of roads ana projects comprised in
the state Highway system and to
provid" for an additional FUND for
the maintenance Of public free
schools Of primary ANA grammar
grades. from the first 20 seventh
grades. included. aud tic biI car
:ics preamble. which in part. says:
Whereas tn" ass. SS"d value Of
real cStat" in tn" Commonwealth "i
Virginia for l4@o was S6G9.iG2 S9n
and for 1921 and FOR the next four
wears will hc $21i.S1S.7r7. aunuails,
making AN increase IN the assessed
valu" OF real estate ut the state of
S2.5.5li.o99. and
Whereas this increase in assess
mcnt was largely IL not cutircl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
"Mllk FOR HEALTH" Is
SLOGAN OF CAMPAIGN
ORGANIZATIONS viii Co-uprratr I'm
Whirlwind Educational
Drive

Appointment OF the chairmcn OF q
number of standing committees in
The MIX for Health" drive. to Lc
conducted during the first week in
March by The city of Richmond. the
Onit-h states Department nf Arri-
"uiiur" and the Y. l.. l. extension
service. featured the first meeting of
th' executive committee Yesterday
ui N" office of Dr. e. g. Hudson. civ
li"hlih officer. Elaborate plans FOR
~" whtr!wind campaign 1" he CON
Quoted during the week We're also
made. til" CITY schools. private and
ruh!ic. and other agencies being en-
listed in tn" work planned
Jesse II. Einf"rd. Assistant super
iut"nd"nt of schools. was chosen Ly
Mrs. Stuart MirhauX. chairman of the
executive committee. Ia lie chairman
"i the committee on school activities.
]. j. Strauch. Of the State Roard q.
Health. was chosen chairman OF the
exhibits committee.
Oihcr Cha!rmcu selected include:
or the committees on exhibits and
publicity. Mrs. f.ula Young Morrison;
subject matter. T. \. buchanan. Of
ilach ShurG: speakers training. Mrs.
NJ NJ. Davis; special activities. Mrs.
Charles l.. Rolling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
>n"" l. nl"w T." Ji,ncy..
SENATE. PROCEEDINGS


President Br.ha',ao presided over
the Senate. the moruinr PRAYER hc:uS
offered by N"v. Gcorgs ~ Mcdaniel
y. u.
The mrs, measure 80 rcce.yo at
,cntion was ihat wrieh came from
INC House. Affecting the salary 20.
Judge =. So coleman. Of the First
Circuit DoHr tor NorfolS county.
SENATOR Du-i,'r - Portsmouth. sac
cc"dcd I'm i,r.nG tho measure tar.u
up uUt o. III. order saving that il
must be- iaF~.I ar One, In order that
u bocam, effective h,for, February
]. when the u,w term begins. y
senate Amendment nxIup th, suitry
~ $4,000 was adopted.
The Grtvstt bin providing Tor
registration ?f party an.liauou was
i".,H up I-Uof u SUSPENSION at rules.
Later Il was returned 'u its aW,nda-
tory stage 10 permit Senator Oliver
10 offer an amendment ahmed 10
naio plail IL. provisions of the law
and Z" "uaule Republicans - ohaus,
'alth and - allow for wom,n 20 par
rcipa,c jn III. primary
Tn" hiIl was dis YsSod az I,rGD
and finally 1ascd los uutl Nunlay
Scna'" un. 80. &c. was pas.cd
rnanim"us's under susp,ns.on of
rules.
y cpmmEa a'lon Iram -ny Guvs-.
or wa- r.n, gea stt,up r.aspus scr
SHiSPcuiiu- = ~ NG'r.rstH. -rD.. tia,
state f"ntcDtary BOARD. r,gi..t zig
ofiicia! Iuty i-Irs charged
The senate voted down motion
10 Adjourn uutl Monday ava Sc,
tie hr"'.u. for todns - 81 o'..ool,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
HEAL TIL WEEK TO Be
|NAUGURATED BY Y, W.
Gymnasium Classes Will Stage
Public Demonstration To-
night at 8 o'clock.

The gymnasium classes OF the /. W
6. y VIII give their annual public
demonstration tonight at o'clock.
opening the program FOR "h"aith
week. which has been planned by
TIA" physical education department. y
number OF novel methods OF StrcSSinE
good health as an asset within every
N"dy'S reach have been worked out.
Mrs. j. scott Parrish president Of
tn" Y. w. {. ~. will preside" Tn"
work will b. under the direction Of
Miss i.""na Webster. physical dircc
tor, and her assistant, Miss Marian
lioar.
ThcS program includes a grand
march, in which $40 girls. Registered
lh tn' classes. viii participate. "a
demonstration "t Syinuastir drill,
d"n" IN actual class work, including
marching tactics floor drills. fuI&
uanCtng. :au'i apparatus. and game.
ana r"ii"rman"" Of the class ia ma
tur" dancing.
l'r Mary Eryd"u, at tho Stat. Board
o, ll'a',h. viii mako Il brief tall; on
hints Tor Happiness"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
USELESS OFFICES PROBE
SHOWS 100000 SAVING
Request Will Be Made for In
tension Of Scope of
inquiry.
A>k. roo. ron FURTHER rlul:
committee VIII Recommend tnilin:
Of stnir constitutional tonN rnii"n.
hrp"rts Results obtained Ia House
nf Delegates TodaI.

chairman Marvin Smjthcy. Of the
t"int committee iuvcSticItiu. the
possibility OF aholishiuc "usclcss''
state Offices. boards and commissions.
or mcrring them with other offices.
VIII report 90 The House OF pcl.-
Hntcs this morning that rccommcnda-
tiouS already agreed upon involve an
estimated saving TO tho state of ap-
proN.matcly S2Ou.ooo
When the report is offered today
another rcGuos; viii I've made for the
passage of the joint resolution Of
tcrcd Yesterday, and passed by. OK
tending tn, scope oc the inquiry and
granting the committee further time
u consider matters not taken up by
February 10
!; also was announced hy the com
mi'ieN last nigh; that. IN addition to
Recommending tho calling az a state
CONSTITUTIONS, Convention. the com
initt"c Will propose several amend
mcnts - ;hc Constitution for notion
by TIA. Legislature and tho people in
case TIC convention IL not called
Tho purpose of those amendments
VIII l." TO make possible abolition 81
certain offices now protected by con
s;itutouai provisions.
The following results obtained 10y
tho iuycstigatinr committee were an
Hounced las; night by Chairman
&m!theN. who viii report thorn To the
House %: Delegates today;
Merger nj tn" State Department of
Labor and tho state Industrial Com
mission under ihc nanic OF Labor and
Industrial Commission. Estimated
saving. SlS.0oo.
Placing costs ~ assessment hy
examiners ~ records of omitted sub
j"c;s uf taxation on the defendant
Estimated saving. S5c.Coo
Reduction a: tho number az dl-
vision Supcrintc udcntS of schools To
forty. OF one for each senatorial dis
trict q; tho state. at maXimum
salary each Of $1,000 annually. and
abolition o" the nine supervisors Of
the state Department Of Education.
Estimated saving. $4,000.
Abolition OF local boards OF review.
Estimated saving. $4,000 to State
and localities
Several 'othcr changes have been
discussed In the committee and given
tentative approval which Mil save
The STATE other thousands annually.
L was stated. following an executive
session % tho committee yesterday
afternoon
state Accountant Smith. Supcrin-
'ondcnt Of Schools Harris Hart and
others appeared before the commit
Ga" yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
DIRECTORS TO CHOOSE
SUCCESSOR OF MckEE,
buchanan. Who Has Hcrn >rtin.
secretary. Mentioned for
''N" Position

The board of directors al the Con-
irai y. NJ. g. y. viii meet early mex,
Week To elect "a successor To- Samuel
Is. Mckee. general secretary. who
died carly Tuesday morning. u. l..
buchanan. membership secretary at
tn" central building. has h"-n acting
secretary sine" MIR Mckee was
stricken with pneumonia ana his
nam" has been advanced rs his
friends Tor the general secrctarysl,ip.
Expressing its belief that tn. as
ISOLATION and ether Christian forces
of Richmond have suffered a keen
loss in tn" death Of Samuel Kerr
y, kcc. general secretary. vino lca
after short attack OF pneumonia,
carly Tuesday morning. the board nr
"irt-i"rS yesterday adopted II series
-! resolutions OF respect ana rcgr.,
at his passing.
II said. in part: Ills loftv chris
tian character. his zeal untiring
energy and ability exhibited in his
III" task as a Christian worker is
in""IihlT Impressed on this com
iuunitN in III" great buildiu, now.
occupied 10y this association, and TOR
which he prayed aud worked. ana
Was successful in securing. AZ ono
OF the great religious institutions eff
our 'itE W" realize tn. position he
has :" ciiicicntl: occupied viii leo
'i"rd To III because Of his rn,,s.cru
t'"h l" IN" highest ideals as taught
t.! our Lord Jesus Christ. AMI he
cauS" "i the Wild" Influences he cxrr-
ciS"d. for Righteousness among tho
many men and boys with whom n.
contact
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28

and II these two officers fail To
agree. thea the court clerk Shalt
cast the deciding vote as to compcn
satiom.
The House Committee of Counties
Cities and Towns voted 10 report fav-
orahly the bill authorizing counties
or cities 10 establish farms upot
winch prisoners may b" worked: TN.
hIll 10 authorize the supervisors or
certain counties /" order ana pay
Ter certain public improvements
through lcNSlhS. II special assess
m"nt therefor. This committee mic
reported III" measure providing for
fish ladders or dams in tn. s,rc,,n.
of I'll" state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
lSSt rs PERMITS FOR
FOUR BRICK GARAGES
trnirnar, Nrthn,iist Church Trustee,
Plan Erection 81 Structure at
Cost nf S:i.nI

HNudju@ Inspector Butler ycstor-
day ISSUED permits for four brick
garages. all tu lie located in the Nest
I.nd George l.. Corhin viii build u
gIra"" ~ rear of .Oii GroV" Avenue
10 cost $3.50, the trustees OF C-ni.n-
AIRY Methodist church hav. planned
10 erect one I'm the rear Of l.i0 West
Gr1c" street. To cost $500: Il. II. I'M
man viii hmild a garaS" in the r.a"
rt SO! stuart Avenue, to cost sG50.
and T.. IL. Brooks w.Il build ono IN
the roar ot 3@22 Stuart Avcnuc, /,
cos; 500
Ida J.. Carter secured a permit to
hUIiG brick eating house 1T
I7n.l-g West Leigh street. To- cos,
Srur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
HEALTH CRUSADERS TO
VISIT MANSION TODAY
I"nnr>trrs Who Have I"uliu,,cd
Program Guests of GOycraur's
VIE.

Modern health crusaders from
trace .Nrcnr's School, VIII" have We
'"iv"d ON" or NOR" titles i'm health
knNEhth"od, viii be- tn. guests OF
Mrs W"Ntmorclaud Davis at the Gov
errors Mansion this morning from
l";"c "'ciock - noon
These Youngsters ARC among tho
5000 children who ar" enrolled in
TIA" crusade for better health in
Richmond. which * being financed by
tn" RICHMOND Tuberculosis .NSsociu-
ton They arc also the first ch!i-
dr"m TO receive tn. till" of squire"
which represents ia" pcrformauc" al
daily health chores, such as cleaning
ihcir tc"ih slrcriug with windows
open. eating wholesome food ANA
playing outdoors dpily, over
period of i've weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
BILL PROVIDES POLICE
FOR SACRED MEETINGS
Among Measures Reported ON rn,-
ornbIy by House Committee
Yesterday.

y" especial protest WAS mad.
against any mcaSur" reported ON,
'n' ,o"fts -; Justice comm!ttc"
W. Rouse Thursday. Th" bill
wv '"'hS i"r III" appointment of
special police for tn. urutrc,i., .f
r'i'Si"uS meetings was iavur:,hIy
"'''h upon. as was D"l"ratc Smiths
""i aii"winS' counties with a prpi.-
''''"h OF 10000 aud adjacent to cities
having population Of iOOuun o,
more |" CIV" the shrrius of s;iu,,.
we power ana authority Of appoint
'"S sh'rihl police officers and iu,y.r
'" "'S'hhrS" the sam" aud to fix
'h''f compensation. Tn. action al,
IN" sh'fiT must lac with arroamcu,
WIN IN" Commemorative attoru,v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Consider AckrrIx Cn.c.

Members of The state BOARD Of
CHARITIES and Corrections me; in the
office Of j. =. Mastin. secretary. yes
t"rday for further consideration Of
Inc case OF SrrEcan; J. u. Ackcrly.
of Orange County. whose trial for
alleged mistrcatmcnt uf convic;S un-
der his charge, has been in progress
In the state Library Building. The
board 80 far has been unable to de-
tcrminc upon a verdict. which is eX-
pcctcd TO be reached and transmitted
"a the Governor today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Here and There
in the Assembly
Co-Operatirc Marketing
Receives Approral Of
Senate Committee.

'"-opcrativ" marketing: Of farm
products in Virginia received the ni,-
rr"Nai of til" senate Committee on
Agriculture. Mining and Manufacture
luE Yesterday whom Scnat" bill. No.
II T. was reported out. The bill pro
Nih's tor and authorizes The inc"r-
p"rHtion OF co-opcrativc marketing
associations "r exchanges ana the
licensing 10 DO business in Virginia
81 "!milar corporations created in
other states under similar acts.
The committee has decided upon
hearing on the night OF February C.
m IN" Scnat" Chamber. for the So
called pure paint law.
An oil painting OF the ia,e Horcr
y. JImcs. chairman OF tn. Sta,.
Democratic Central Committee and
representative from the Fifth CON
Sr"SSionai District painted from Il ia
'urIi" Photographic Is on displ,y in
the clerk" Office az the House Of Del.-
gates. and later VIII be sent tn the
virginia Military Institute.
Inc painting was ordered bv The
BOARD OF visitors ~ TIL" Y. NJ. / Mr..
T'in,S having been chairman OF the
hoard TOR Il Number of Years.
IN" Senate Courts of Jus;ic" Com
mite" reported favora6Iv ycS,.rd.,v
afternoon on Senator I.ccdy's iii
Wh'ch pr"vtd's that amy person who
mas been missing for lively" wears
, nan be deemed I" be- dead. The
present limitation Is twenty years.
y h.il introduced by Senator bod
son creating n"v Corporation Court
or N"riolk. also was reported out
II. committee approved House hin
~ by Deans, amending tho Law on
!i"hS ;" supply liens viii no, bo,d
priority over mechanics liens ana
"S'"S Of trust Chat measure is
'''"i win senate bill -. which
- on third reading in the Senate. ana
Senator noISou. tn. au,hor or ,hn
senate bill viii ask tina, the IIoi,sn
hill be substituted '"se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Today and Tonigl,.
i'll Richmond
STAT" Senate. II \. NJ.

iiouS' u Delegates. noon.
confederate Memorial Institute.
or Eaitlc Abbey. Boulevard and
hchsinSt"n Avenue. open 10 y. NJ.
I" H. NJ
inauguration Of Health Week."
by \. w. {. y. gymnasium classes.
o'clock.
Holm Marshall House. Ninth aid
Marshall Streets. open . y Al to
> J.. VI.
'"hi'h"r3i" Museum. Twelfth
ana clay Streets. open, y NJ. to
> pm
For Thcat-r N,alcndar. see cdi-
t"rial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
Grain Alcohol ,ii.,ip.

SUPPOSED thcft OF moro thnn twnn-
tT-hNc gallons Of pure grain alcohc'
from tn" storage room OF the rrunL;.
linear" Company. Inc. chewing pur,
and chi"!c manufacturers. is bcinl. in :
vcstiEat"d by local Federal prohii,i-
ton enforcement officers. The al
cohol Was valued AT $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
contempt for city.

t'"" referred TO thu agree
''''' l"' h""y had entered into I'M il.
''' meeting Ia the Mayor, nniro
"h"' practically every ON. ,r...
h.,9 pledged himself ,o suppnrt 49,,
~. I'm" '"'n. IT'S absurd to 80 turth.r
mo discussion Of tho question, b, lao
,""' Mir English spoH, al l,.u,.,h
reviewed the entire situa,inn.
p'"e'"iinins that he had never 60,
N"'H Contempt .ud diSda!n ;n- .,a
'i'y as that displayed Low tn. s,-,a,
The only r,tizcn r,spondira :, ..,
Invitation OF Chairman PuIl,r 4. nj
''lSS '"' '"mmittc" MAS L. T. pnv.n
""""'ie' WITH tho firm OF l. NJ loo
go. II" said the commi,.
zee IN his "piniou. was no, ri,i,',.
we r'"p'" of Richmond nor tho. rnr,,
a"'lE i"ir treatment II tho men
We're under tn" now wage s.aI. 49,.
''Nlhs NOR" thau when m. nrs. IL,
.re"S" 'h far" was allowed. n. sam
"''h IN" eompauy ua'urall, needed
"SSlSi"nr". even To pay tho va...
NOW i'm cmo,,
IF'Si"'ut Adams viii today can IN,
Hoard %: Aldermen 10 meet ,,.;,I.,...,
''!"A w take nnal action oi tho mai
~ Was said last night rnat ib.r,.
Ut" Grant! aS {" final adoption. If
""'i"" is mad" To- adopt. ana the yo,.
''r, the motion viii be lost. ar,a
was pointed ou, that such q result,
ls Dosst. l., ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-28
COMMITTEE VOTES
FOR SCENT FARE

Continued From First rarcl
"snS. to hc named by the pr.sid,n, of
inc Board of Aldermen. who arc ,o
meet with "a committee of three from
.n' company ANA three from the
ranks OF the s;rikcry.
This committee. !, v,. ,,,;
hy Mir Fuller. might soIya ,hn ,'r',,
''h' I" tn" satisfaction at all can.
'"r htd. Th" substitute. wi.i,h wns
.|'"d DOWN by Il vot" of nyo TO ro,,,
me noes being Atkinson. 7:ngush. sui.
'.Nh'' Moor" and Woody: the, nvcs
"unSt EpnS, carrcrtcr aud rnllcr
hr"hahir viii IL" presented -, ,ho
ius''ins OF the BOARD "f Aldermen.
Mn1n 'hr matter is taken up for nmai
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