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5; CORPORATIONS- S. B. Renewal of Charters of, p. 89; ·read ahd r~ferred,· p. 90; reported on merits, p. 90; passed·, p. 92; signed by Speaker; p. 93. COUNCIL OF DEFENSE See State Council of Defense. CULVER, SAMUEL N.- Secretary, p. 5 ; joint committee, p. 66; committee to ask Governor about further business, p. 95. D DALY, EDWARD 0.- Committee to notify Governor, House is ready for business, p. 15. DEFENSE BILL- See State Council of Defense. DOWNWARD, HENRY C.~ . Committee to d,raft resolutions of respect, p. 15. E EDUCATION- S. B. Taxation for Newark schools, p. 87; read and referred, p. 89; reported favorably, p. 90; pas.sed, pp. 91, 92; signed by Speaker, p. 93. H. B. For foreign-born, read and. referred, p. 48; rep,o,,rted. ·• o~ merits, p. 76; motion to lay on table, motion to receive, lost, p. 78, ELECTION-- Writ of, to fill vacancy in 15th Rep. Dist. of N. C. 'County,.pp. 37, 38; communication concerning, p. 45. 6 See Special Referendum. Men in· military service, Bill providing for registering; ( See Reg istering Men in Military Service). ELIASON, LEWIS E.-'- Lieut. Governor, selected to preside over joint session of Assembly, p. 15. F FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT-'- See Governor's Proclamation, p. 13. See Governor's ·Message, p. · 23. · Petitions ·favoring ratification of, pp. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; 31.' Bill providing popular vote on: (See Special Referendum). Res. ratifying proposed. · (See Resolutions, House Joint) .. · Ratified, pp. 47, 65. Communications approving rati:ncation of, pp. 67, 69. FIRE DEPARTMENT See Paid Fire Department. · FOREIGNa BORN'--·. · See Education. G GOVERNOR- Res. to notify of organization of both Houses of General Assembly, p.lL . Res. providing for joint session to hear reading of Proclamation of, p. 12; Proclamation of, read, p. 13. · · 7 Comm,ittee appointed to escort t~ House, pp. ·15, .]6. ' Message of, read, p: 16. Committee informed lie lias no ,further busine~, p. 95; · · . H. HALL, HERVEY. P.- Called House to order, p. 5; elected Speaker, p. 6; oath of office, p. 7. HARMAN, ROBE:RT G. . Elected Attorney, p. 6 .. / . HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT- See Resolutions, Senate Concurrent. I 'I ' HOLLINGSvYORTH, WILLIAM H, Elected Bill (;Jlerk of Senate, p. 39. HUTCHINSON, JOSEPH C.- Comlll,ittee to draft resolutions of respect, p. 15; committee to see if Governor has further business, p. 95.· · . I INCOME TAX-:- H. B. Relating to, read and referred, p. 48; reported favorably, p. 53; motion to take up, lost, p. 63. INTOXICATING LIQUORS- S. B. To prohibit sale of, to men wearing uniform of U. S., p. 79; read and referred, p. 84; reported favorably, p. 85; read third time and passed,-p. 85; signed by Speaker, p. 89. · . , · S~e Federal Constitutional Amend.:meut. .8 J. JANVIER, WILLIAM G:- Elected Reading Clerk, p. 6; oath of office, p. 8 . JOINT COl\1:MITTEE- To provide for, pp. 64, 65 ;· (See Resolutions, Senate Concur rent) Appointed, p. 66. JOINT SESSION- Resolution providing for, to hear reading of Governor's Prodama tion, p. 12; to hear reading of Governor's Message; p. 15; Lieut. Governor Eliason selected to preside over,. p. 15, JONES, EDWARP L~-- Appointed on committee to notify Governor, House is ready for . business, p. 15 ; committee to ask Governor. about further busi ness, p. 95, JUDICIAL REPORTS- See: Resolutions, Senate Concurrent. X KILLEN, JOHN W.- Committee to draft resolutions of respect, p. 15. 'L LABOR- See Governor's Message, p. 18; petition in favor of conscripting, pp. 27, 28. LEGAL DAY-' 1 See Wilmington. LIBRARIAN- See State Librarian. LIMITING BUSINESS- See Resolution.s, Concurrent; see Resolutions, House. LIQUOR TRAFFIC- See Federal Constitutional Amendment; see Intoxicating Liquoril M McNABB, JOHN EDWARD Appointed on Joint Committee, p. 66. MESSAGE- Governor's Message read, p. 16 . .MIDWIFERY- . See Practise of Midwifer~-. MILITARY SERVICE- See Registering Men in Military Service. MILTON- .H. R. · Giving Additional Powers to Council of, read and rl'ferrP:d, p. ·46; reported, p. 48; passed and sent to Senate for concnrrence; pp. 56, 57; concurred in, p. 79; signed by Speaker, p. 82; sent to Governor, p. 88. MUNICIPAL .. WORK See Wilmington. N NEWARK- Bill concerning taxation for school purposes, ( See Education). 10. NEW BUSINESS- See Resolutions, House; see Resolutions, House Concurrent .. 0 OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES- Selected, pp. 6, 10, 12, 39. Oath of office of, pp. 7, 8, 9. ORGANIZATION OF HOUSE~ Selection ef officers and employees,. pp. 6, 10, 12, 39. Resolution notifying Senate of, p. 10. Resolution to· notify Governor of, p. 11. p PAGE- · William M. Connelly, Jr., elected, p. 10. .. , PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT- H. B. Creating, for Wilmington, read and referred, pp. 40, 41; reported favorably, p. 48; · action on deferred, pp. 50, 59, 61; communications· concerning, pp.· 51, 52. · · · PEET, ALBERT B.- Appointed .on committee to notify Governor, House is ready for business, p. 15; Joint Committee, p. 66. PETITIONS- Favoring ratification of Prohibition Amendment, pp. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. Favoring conscription of labor, pp. 27, 28. Relating to··wilmington schools,. p. 35. 11 Relating to am~nding Defense Bill, pp. 58, 59. From Wilmington City Council opposing certain legislation, pp. 59, 60. Opposing Defense Bill, pp. 67, 68. PHYSICAL TRAINING~ S. B. Providing for school children, p. 71; read and referred, p. 73; . reported on merits, p. 77; read third time and passed, p. 82; signed by Speaker, p. 89. · POORE, WILLIAM H.- Elected Clerk of the House, p. 6; oath of offi,ce, p; 7. PRACTISE OF MIDWIFER,Y- H. B. To regulate, read and referred, p. 43; motion to,receiv·e re port on, lost, p. 64; reported favorably, p. 70; ame1;1dment to, lost, p. 73; motion to· consider, prevailed, p. 73. · PROCLAMATION- Governor's Proclamation read, p. 13. PROHIBITION OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC See Federal·. Constitutional Amendment. See Intoxicating Liquors. R RASH, WALTER- Appointed on Joint Committee, p. 66. READING CLERK- William G. Janvier, elected, p. 6; oath of office, p. 8. REFERENDUM- See Special Referendum.· REGISTERING MEN IN MILITARY SERVICE- H. B. Providing for, read and referred, p. 45; reported favorably, · p. 53; action upon deferred; p. 54; passed and.sent to Seµate for concurrence, pp. 55, 56; concurred in, p. 79; signed by Speaker, P: 82; sent to Governor: p. 88. REGISTRARS- See Registering Men in Military Service, RENEWAL OF.CHARTERS..,.,,. See Corporations. R,ESOLUTIONS, HOUSE- • ' ' I Providing for organization and, election. of officers a,nd employees of House, offered, p. 5; adopted, p. 6. Nominating officers and employees of House, offered arid adopted, p. 6. Notifying Senate, House is duly organized, offered and adopted, p. 10. Of respect to memory of William L: Collins, offered• and adopted, p. 37. Election of ·stenographers, offered and adopted, pp. 38, 39. Recommending larger representation in General Asseillbly for Wil~ mington, pp. 70, 71; motion to accept, lost, p, ·71 ;. re~ected, p. 71. Limiting business. to Defense Bill, p. 77; motion to adopt, lost, p. 77. Condemning Theodore Roosevelt for statements, pp. 88, 89; indefi nitely postponed, p. 89. 18 RESOLUTIONS, HOUSE CONCURRENT-'- Authorizing appointment of committees to notify, Governor. that Gen eral Assembly is organized and ready for business, offeriid "'and adopted, p. 11 ; concurred in, p, 11 ; committee appointed, p. 15. Provding for joint session to hear reading of Governor's Proclama tion, offered and adopted, pp. 11, 12; concurred in, p. 12. Limiting business to subjects in Governor's Proclamation, intro duced, read and referred, p. 32; motion to lay over, lost, p. 32; passed, p. 32; concurred in by Senate, p. ·48; signed by Speaker, p. 55; sent to Governor, p. 88. Providing fin~l adjournment, read and adopted, pp. 69,. 70; con curred in, p. 86; signed by Speaker; p. 87-; sent to Governor, p. 93. RESOLUTIONS, HOUSE JOINT--'- To select Bill Clerks for General Assembly, offered, adopted and conimrred in, p. ·39. Instructing State Librarian to furnish postage stamps to members, offered, adopted and concurred in, p.' 40. Ratifying Federal, Qonstitutional Amendment, prohibiting . liquor traffic,·intfodueed aiid referred, p. r41; ·reported favorably, pp. 43, 44; passed and ordered to Senate. for .concurrence, .p. 4 7; con curred in, p. 65; signed by Speaker, p. 87; sent to Governor, p. 87. RESOLUTIONS, SENATE CONCURRENT- Relating to State Highway, p. 49; read, referred and agreed to, p. 54; sigried by Speaker, p'. 78. Providing for joint committee to draft Defense Bill, ·pp. 64, 65; read and adopted, p. 66; signed by Speaker, p. 78. Authorizing State Librarian to furnish reports, pp. 65, 66; IllO· . tion to consider, p. 72; passed, p. 73; 'signed by Speaker, p. S4. · ·'Ddriating compensation ofinembers/p. 65; 'rliotfon to•accept, lost, p. 73; referred to1• Committee of the Whole, p. 74; read third time and lost, p. 74. · · Providing for final adjournment, p. 69. ROOSEVELT, THEODORE- H" B., To condemn, p. 89. (See Resolutions, House). ·RULES_:_ Those of 1917 regular session adopted, p. 10. Rule 24 suspended to go into Committee of the Whole, p. 33. Rule 24 suspended, p. 53. · Suspension of rules, pp. 54, 55, 85; 90, 92 ; motion to suspend, lost, p. 78. · Speaker announced rules not in force, p. 62. s SCHOOL CHILDREN- . PhysicalTraining for, p. '71. (See PhysicaLTraining). SERGEANT AT ARMS See John A. Walls. SPEAKER- See Hervey P. Hall. SPEAKER'S. CLERK See Hern;ian C. Taylor. SPECIAL REFERENDUM- H. B. Pro'Viding popular vote on ~'ederaL· Constitutional. Amend- 15 ment, introduced, p. 24; read and referred,. p. 25; reported un favorably, p. 32; read third time and lost, p. 43. STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE:- See Governor's Message, p'. 17;. H. ;!3., creating, pp. 32, 33; read and referred, p.