The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

Senators to support the Hepburn D :, g
bill to protect the Indians rom me VIZ NJ.
{lations Of tho treaty obi legations q me
United States. and to protect our so ldlers
from the return Of tho II quOr feat lure q
tho army cantecn. " 4E i} af
E8 The report Was unanimousl nuop te'o.
6fssss Rev. wv. 81. Benucllnmp, chairman ct
the FINANCE Committee reported that the
league should have at least 50, 600 to carry
on It's work tho coming year. ana .caiisa
upon the 5000 churches In the State \ q
lDr.9 Nv. W. Smith ably seconded the
speech OF Mr.. Beauchamp and urged
that the educational nstitntions through
s out tho State be requested to aid In TINS
great work. pr. Smit tn was appointed Y, g
special committee to appeal to- the edu-
icational institutions Of the State IN SUD ~;
port or tho cause ts ssg .l
S9sAt the Wednesday night session the
sum OF $500 was secured IN ncash and
Sd Speakers OF national and State proinl-
Sncncc discussed the great questio be-
fore the league FL Or. w w. Smith, 81
the Randolph -Ntacon System. gave a al;
dress on Il Hrhe Saloon a Menac "a to the
Young (which produced q prot found I'M
preston upon the overt flowing hot Dr..
George w. Young, \ OF Kentucl ", Sthe as
slstant national superintendent,Wa was the,
most speaker of the conye g, lon;
5auent standpoint. His audiences were
kept III alternating moods, and rounds Of
applause were accord ed him OH his sew
eral appearances before the convention
SWithout doubt, he Is $one Of the most
catchy and attractive speak ers tn ct lever
appeared IN Virginia IN tho temperance
cause. DR.. y. p. q Fol brother 9 G. the
newly elected q overnor Of Missour sup
%crintcndent OF the Tennessee Anti Saloon
League, & and editor OF the 4 Baptist and
Reflector, made q most x impr essiye adj
dress on How They Carried gislation
/ Through8in Tenn ssee. He showed that
the Anti So loon League had been ins,r
the entire State oil Tennessee with the
exception of 10 towns and #cit les ID
saS Rev. est field ecretary n his
annual report, sh owed the subs tantial
growth Of the work during the year. He
said only one local option fight made dur
ling the }yearBBas lost. This report, with
$the recommended ions Fof e. President Can
non, were referred to o commlttee on
Llegislato lion, Of udge ann ts
chairman. IN si asl 'si
treasurer s. rs Jones. OF Richmond /. made
4 his report 7. 1t shows that all the obligations
OF tho league incurred during the year were
h a Tsev. S.. u. Richardson. office secretary.
read hi report, g,ying In detail 81 tho work
grea. satisfaction BY the leaguc. ' Christian
greetings were xtended through ME. Is.ch-3
ja easoe ltS Which Was
greet ed with applause. Numerous papers have
es sk 81 being
by S. ~. Roberts. ESQ 3, Superintendent OF tho
yersids Mils e Dany w the largest cot,
Rentnoky sa,S Such
Is q great blessing to any community whore
the abes. interests Of the honest borers arc
Hs Other interesting papers and speeches were
by g. II . Rowland OF Franklin; y. r. Ellis.
EmpsIa ahsil p eolsss Pret
r.. II. Bennett, OF Randolph Macon Col ege;
20 G.5s Rucker. Of Bed ford I; FL e Moseey.S
Church = W. 3. Beauehnlnp. s. OF Newport
News; W. Il 81 Il: . Joyce. q !, 1.uray; John
Mnianog q psnys canp Rem
1 Of Roanoke; w. n, Mann. Of Nottoway; y.
q hlchmond = and Y. 4 others ],
ceived letters from several repres en- at YES;
and from Senators Daniel and Martin con-
rress esp aa their desre 10 do what
possible to secure the accomplishment OF TIE
wishes OF the temperance peonle In regard to
the measures now pending. Tho letters ell
q Tho Press Committee Bwas requested to send
g e 81 say
Tho full list OF the committees follow: .
g. Reed = ~ Ellis w; i
on 81 I credentas-J G. Holland. Roger Tyler;
y sntAds 81 ~ c'a5 i,
Press q, stosoley, 2. ed 9. Butts. r.
b IeglsIation-w. H. Mann, W. ". Smith,
rs. Peters, wv. NJ. 2 Hunter F, A.. Cave,
IJrne st Stevens, j. w, Giles. w. L.. Plekard.
M Finance-W. b.. Bcauchamp. ". G. Camp
bell nobests9n g R W sEa
lG .a f. Greene. III r. Jones. .
t{ Res,lutions-s G.. Mitchell, r. II. Bennett
G. II. Rowland; 81 II. II n Rawlings, T, e Mol
simpson. W. S. Royal. W +; II, II, Joyce, Z
II. e Bu'Inrl. $t G. G. IYertenbaker, Geo. p,
Booker. ] !. I,.f g !. Smith G. g. Kelly, VS. q.
Daughtryi r. T. Barrow, John Harmon.