The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
DISCUSS LIQUOR
SALE IN RICHMOND
Robert II. Tallcy to Speak at
Anti-Saloon League
Convention.
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
pr. Mcdaniel, Speaker Byrd
and Congressman Glass to
Make Addresses.

| Conditions in Richmond under the
/ licensed liquor traffic will be discussed
! at the coming Anti-Saloon League CON
vention at Newport News BY Robert II.
Tallcy, Assistant United states District
ATTORNEY. OF this city. Ills address
Will be delivered on Wednesday after
noon, February %. under the heading
| "A Word From License Cities
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, y. D.. pas
/ tor OF the First Baptist Church, will
| speak on virginia Dry on the eve
ming of the same day. The annual adj
| dress Of the president will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins, of
fichmond a the opening session Tues
day night
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd's topic
Will be The Relation OF the Existing
| Registration Laws to Popular Refer
endum," while Representative Carter
| Glass will speak on Shall the Const!-
tuition and Laws BE Nullihed?'
The complete program, just am
nounced. is as follows:
'Tucstin! Evening, February II.
President Ii. T.. Atkins presiding
I:3e-Devotional exercises, ". G.
Starr. d. D.; 7:50-Address OF welcome
Maryus Jones, Mayor; S:11-Res pcnse
Rev ". J. Young. D. u Cnvited) $40
Presidents address, Rev H. p At
ktnS; 9:o0-Report of legislative COM
mitiee. Rev. James Cannon. ID D.: 9:l5
address, John G. Woolley
Wednesdays Morning, February ~.
Vice President p. y d. Conway prcsid-
a:oo-Devotional exercises Rev. i. H.
DeGanerrellS; 9:15-Appointlnent of
committees; 9:ao-l'raternal greetings:
". G, 7. L.. Mrs. II. NJ IIoge. Good
fTemplarS, Mrs George w HawXhi,rst:
w. i. l., A.. Mrs. G. NJ. .JohSon: $50
superintendent report, Rev. James
Cannon. D. H.: 1o:N5-Gcneral secrc-
tary's report, J. ID. McAlister: 1890
reports Of district superintendent.
itev r. J. Richardson. Rev. David Hep
burn; ll:0o-"The Relation OF the EN-
listing Registration Laws TO popular
Referendum" r. L. Byrd 1:2o--Ad-
dress. interstate Regulation Of The
Liquor Traffic" s. E. Nicholson: miscel.
laneors business.
Afternoons.
Vice President Rev. j. II. Ellis presid-
ing.
2:3o-Devotional exercises. Rev. w
$ Trimble: e:45-"Ihc Strength and
Weakness Of Local optlon." Rev w r..
motley; 3:O5--"A Word From No
| License Cities: Clifton Forge F. a
Snead; fredericksburg. j. ". Adams
| tlnvitcd': stanton, G.. T. Jordan; Tho
! case OF Lynchburg," j. c. Moss I'm
| Eited); 3:35--"A Word From Licensa
cities: Bristol. Major a. D. REYNOLDS
invited; Danville. Frank Talbot:
ISichmond, Robert II. Tnlley: 4.05--"'rhe
Press and Prohibition" Rev. III. d. G..
Maclachlan, y. D.: i:3o-Quostion box.
fio" 10 Enforce Virginia Liquor
Laws Thomas Whitehead. attorney for
Virginia Anti Saloon League
Evening.
Vice President Governor William u
Mann presiding.
oo--Devotonal exercises Rev n
" ilson. d. d.; 1:45--Address shan Ia
| Constitution and Laws Be NullItied?"
tion. Carter Glass; S:30-Aadress. ..yir-
g'hia DIV Rev. e. w. Mcdaniel. d. D.
thursday Morning, Februnr, %.
rcsidcni ley G. S. Bowers pre-
siding.
s;2o-Devotional exercises. Rev
I\aukau; ?:l5--Report of committees IN
/ credenttalS: 9:30-Considera ton If 70
| port Of legislative committee nen,,ing
we adoption Of the report-"StnteWi
sentiment: (a) In Northern Virginia
l.eE. W. +, watson: OBJ Underwater, Rev
y, ". Perryman, D. D.; Co Southside
~. r. T. Johnson. p. D.; (d) South
Wes, Rev W S. Neighbors. D. D.. 40
BUSINESS Propostion," d. Fl. Bareer.
/ miscellaneous - - ;
Afternoon.
'ice- PRESIDENT ". G. Campbell. ID. D..
presiding.
| devotional exercises Rev. {, ~
watson: 2:i5-Report OF comnitton ~
nominations: 3:O0-Rcport cf commit.
'ee on resolutions 3 :S0--Recreation
! visit TO Shpyard
Evening.
i zee PRESIDENT " w. Smith, Ill .
/ presiding
'.h'p--pevotional exercises, Rev. T. q.
3arst; 5-Addrcss, Rev. j. a Ralter
| - -. NINA ddroSS John q uroo,,..