The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
NORFOLK
THE CONVENTION. \ ! [:
Virginia Division So 4 r. /. 4.
Meets In Exposition i'll on
City Mex; N,''l J; Year. 4, az
Mr.. G. E. HERBERT Il: !, RI
NOV PRESIDENT.
Norfolk Team Also Lands Chief
Executive Position sof the the Di- [' "
vision-D Delegates 5to4slNIa-
tional c Convention in
Buffalo Elected.
# Saw Game.

Mr. q. 3, Herbert OIL Norfolk. was
elected pres.dent of $$ the Virginia
I1iys. On OF thc sTravcle:s I'rotertlvc Asso.
ciation yes terday at tlls58 early morning
session II ana Mr., r. W.f spillman. of this
city, vas elected firstSsv vice.presiden:.
Norfolk got ali, stneEfat plunls Of the
conventions having sca tured the Tiresi.
dency ana being alsos the place selected
to hold the conventionsof next yea r. Tho IN
delegation from Post p yin ne city, py
the Sea- were out fors$as Win anu anu tpeSS
pocketed the best things az tns ui'hposh' I
OF the gathering & s. t5sf;g9s}55j}f3
Sf Thet fifteenth annual convention OF the
4 State s&P. a. adjourned a one o CLOCK
In the afternoon yesterday and will hold
their tTneetin In tNprfo fAlucn ad-g adl-
.,litIona | work was accomplished at this
second dayls session tof aSthe son ntlon,
the State Officers being elected and the
delegat ess to- the national convention be-
ing slated. besides the pa ssage or reso y !.
Emtions nertaining 10 their entertainment
in Richmond The gathering was har-S
fmonious throughout the two days ses-5
sion and was n in all once the most ;
successfull Of any in the history Of the
Virginia TIP. a. I, Il u Il;
State Officers Clash.
THE following State Officers We're elected
through caucnses; 5Es l;
Presiaent-c II. Herbert, Of Norfolk. ok: 5
First ice-PresidentR r. w illman,i I! Of
Richmond ;} II S,} y, =. i, u.
OF, South Boston. II
Secre tarS-T Trcasury-,H il 1Ia r%ood. 9 y &
4 Richmond. E5 E5H 35s5s
I. The en,lleiin OF the ard :of directors
I are al s, oll losysIt I ,s &,
homas I'oinde erS Rich lt'l':
monl ~ s35S 53ss5
j. Hill. Richmond,
s. skwitll. Peter shnr Il;
xnns,l
III 81 sf q. "a sBoatwright, panyflllk. va. 3.35
ysjs +, 81 ascr1fff5gf Ricmond WA. D, #
Simon Seward. Petersburg, va. -
X n. ytNV,t..s Sale, Lynchburgf Va!@5 3
( a j. 3 u liking. Portsmouth. Va 8
SIR, S.Srrimp, Richmond. Va.
M The { r;e appointed chairman of commit
ss i Ra,lroadGA az b. Bracket. Alexandria,
sIres:;s.4iS.s aIii;.s ". Rogers, Richmond, Va.
sssiIIotel.eJsgH. Gloves. Richmond. IVA.
5#I IeEisla ture-J ). S.AIiarwood. Richmond,
81 t.sE,nploymcnt-B. B. Adams. Lynchburg.
Va. Il i5t
Membershlp-c.s ". Saunders. Richmond,
Va.
(.haplain-Rev.J.J Gravatt Richmond,
Va.,&
Delegates to Convention.
The delegates Avho will attend the
national convention at Buffalo are:
Post A. of Richmond-E. B. sydnor
@. b. Cooke, w. C. Bentley. S. Italian,
Thomas PoindeXter.
Post B. Norfolk--E. B. Barksdale, L.
+. Golfer and w. G. Powell.
Post c, Petersburg-J. II. Bailey. T. S.
Beckwith, Jr.; alternate. w. T. Baugh.
Post D. South Boston-Alternate, 6. =.
Faulkner.
Post e, Danvllle-J o. Boatwright,tA.
Jane lson: alternate. ]. ". Num-.
Post F. Alexandria r. NJ, Graham ].
Y. Williams: alternate, a. D. Brockctt.
Post G, Lynchburg-B. B. Adams r.
s. Oglesby; alternate. j. A. Mahood.
Post II, /, Blaclkstonc-J. Z. Jones. 3&
Post I. Martinsvlle--J. D. Sparrow, al
ternate.
Post X, stnunton-F. S. Brcathead, al
tcrnate.
Norfolk Won Hands Down.
Saturdays session of the II. r. A.
opened at $3.50 o'clock with prayer by
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