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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
DEATHS

BI.ACkADAR- Entered into rest Thurs
day. APRIL 6, 1911. ut 1890 r. NJ.
MARGARiGT HARRISON BI.ACKA-
OAR. beloved wife of Captain John
y. Goodwin, in the ffty-sevcnth wear
of her age. Besides her husband she
leaves one daughter Mrs w H. BUR
ton: one little boy. Master stanley:
Son-in law. MIR. w. II. Burton and
two little grandsons. TO mourn their
Funeral from her late residence.
second Street Road and I3rookland
Boulevard. at 4 r. NJ SATURDAY,
April s. Burial at Riverview
into rest at TIE
residence Of Misses Mnnford 3o7
West Franklin Street. Richmond. Va.
at s i. NJ. April 6. 1911. MARGARET
NIMMO TUCKER, aged siXty-ninc
daughter Of the late y. Beverley and
Jane S. Tucker.
Funeral from the residence on
SATURDAY. April 8, at 1 r. N
MASON Died. April Z. 1911, a t tho res
idence OF his parents, Orleans
street. STEPHEN s.. vonnges, child
of Thos J. and Mary Mason.
Funeral SATURDAY at / p. NJ
from above residence. Intcrmcnt Mt
Calvary
Roanoke papers copy.
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\ LnrImcr llnttlc Brewing.

- special 70 Inc y ines dispatch.
Washington, y. G.. April III big
h,ght is .cNpcetcd over the question of
the Lorimcr corruption r,nd" when
LA Toilette resolution providns FOR
another investigation Is taken un.
IT IS learned to-day that tile Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections Will
raise objection TO another nvcst!ga-
tion, or al least 10 tile naming OF the
lnqulsitors by Senator la Toilette. FOL
Inc reason that 1t has been Gust omary
Tor TINS committee to make invcstiga-
lions looking 10 tie fitness and unit
ness OF a member Of tic senate After
mat point Is spttlcd ..then there Will
rome 4 protest from another element
OF the senate. probably the same men
WHO voted for Lori,ncr before ia +
'nasmucl as the Illinois Senator has
already been cleared OF tlo
charge Of bribery by a vote Of thc
senate that that body should not arain
place him on trial This position viii
De opposed by Senator Ia Toilette ana
sumo OF INC new members by the state.
incht mat this Is not ii trial. but mere
~ an effort 10 ascertain whether Sen
sHtor Lormcr has been guilty Of stch
moral tn'nituGe as makes him unit
20 hoId scat In tho senate ana that
tncro is no limit 10 the number Of
times u member may be investigated
slong This line. They viii urge thar
!ihaSmuHh as new evidence has boon
found placing Lorimcr in a bad lipht
i'hat II is tile duty OF tile senate Ia
ttakc cocnizancc Of IT, 1t is expected
tihat senator Bailey Will again chan
iplon the Lorimer cause and attack tina
present proceedings. If he does ina
HEht VIII be long and stubborn.
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interfere in any way in any political
affairs in Congress. That statement
EWas$rtdiculcd from tho Very start when
Il became apparent that Mr.. Bryan
was opposing the election OF Senator
Martin as minority leader. From that
Si'mc.on with the Issue Joined, tho fight
phase OF the Virginia Senator's record
in the tariff night has been threshold
out. 1t was charged that rs he had
voted with senator hldrirh on many
OF tile tariff schedules and no other
Democratic Senators had done so, With
the exception Of the two from Louis
iana--boih of whom were high pro-
lection men--that he should not be
elected Democratic leader.
Senator Martin was able to over
come all Of these attacks and TO win
out easily When the caucus met, as Was
predicted in this correspondence yes
terday. Ills friends Tonight AFRO con
graduating him OH his election and
predicting that because Of his cool
head. wise Judgment and fine mana,
gcrial ability he will prove TO his
colleagues even those WHO opposed
him. that they have made a good Sc
lection.
will have no easy task Ii will be
his duty when tho reciprocity bill
comes before the senate so to manage
tho Democrats tina, there can io no
reason to claim that they were re-
sponsihtc for delay in putting 1t
through II the Republicans make truu-
bic. IN addition to tlir. tho handling
OF the regular tariff bill, which will
he tho big feature Of the prcscn, scs-
sion, sill fall largely on his shoulders
IN view OF the fact that this re
sponsiblity VIII be borne largely by
Senator Martin, and that he has Il
campaign on in Virginia for re- clcc-
ton to tho senate, his friends SAY to-
HlShi mat he has Shown considerable
nnsslhShncss in being willing 10
sumo the extra burden WHOM nc might
DC deVotine his tiWc 10 his own in
1ernsts and to the campaign.
me general feeling is tba. Tho Dem
ocrats have made a wise SELECTION
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Jnscph T., Brnuch.

Mrs. Alice Ford Branch. widow of
Joseph J. Branch died at the Virginia
long illness. She leaves one son,
Marion S. Branch; one sister. Mrs. c. Il.
Clarke, Of this city and five brothers
Edgar T.. Charles L.. Clarence l.. and
O. j. Ford, Of this city. and Leonard
e. Ford Of chattoogn. Tenn.
The funeral Will take place to-mor-
row afternoon I o'clock from Taber-
naclc Baptist Church. The interment
will he made in Rivcrvicw Cemetery
The following will act as pail
bearers: r., Henry Bruner. Allen r..
Moncure, Charles T.. Kellam. Robert
Fields, /. ". thomas, George " G. G.
Wilkerson. Charles p. Carter, u. Frank
Woodall Frank T.. kcllam and Albert
W. Smith.
Mrs. julian Anhcnser.
Mrs. Julian Anheuscr. sister or Mrs
j. Dickson Policy, Of IA South Third
street. died at her home in Omaha,
Ncb.. last Sunday.
Dcnths In Highland.
M iSneG,a 70 va rim anriI psE 7 tc.
Stephenson. a member OF one Of the
hest known families OF Highland. died
Tuesday night at his home. near collar
aged about sixty years Ills WIFE, who
family Of children. 4. 4. Ste phen n,
Mrs. J. ". Reed and Mrs. S. G. Lind
say are his brothers and sisters
zen Of Jackson's River. this county,
died suddenly on Tuesday afternoon.
falling from his chair while seated In
front of the fire, and surrounded by
his large family. lie was d native OF
Pendleton county. West Virginia, hut
had long resided in Highland, where ere,
in earlier life. he taught in the public
schools. He was sixty-three years old
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Lively Flight rron,rscd

Washington. Arril 7.--rhc FRS, for
ma conference OF Republican House
leaders. including REPRESENTATIVES Of
inc insnreent portion OF the pnrty,
vas held this afternoon in tho ofliccs
q Minority Leader Mann. 1t followed
n refusal Of the Democrats to give IN
any, more committee places TO The RE-
Puhlicans or 10 restore the proportion
that has heretofore existed between
ne two parties i'll tho committee as
signments
After the conference Mr. Mann gave
oYs a statement bitterly arraisnns,
what he called tho unfair. arhitrary
and brutal action or tho Democrats
IN .tramping the rights of tic minor
The statement promises lively re-
ruhlican fight TO take advantage Of
eeyyery parliamentary privilege 10 ma kc
thinSs hot on the door.
MI. Mann submitted tho situation to
Inc conference OF leaders tlis after
noon. ana asked whether he Should
not refuse entirely TO name commit
tees on the limited basis ~ reprcsen-
thuon given ny Tho DeinociMtS II
was determined 10 so ahead with the
selection Of Republican members Air.
Mann stated after the conference that
absolute fairness Wolild be shown the
insurgents in the Arrangements
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JEFFERSON GREEN SHOT
Fired On hy Roanoke Man in FIJI of Tenn.
por:try Insanity
Lsnceial 10 Tho rimcs- Dlsratch.l

lSncclal To The Times DiSpatcl,l
Roanoke. Va. April T.-eln d H., OF tenn
rcrar! insanity Clarence l., Blackmorc local
agent Tor typewriter company. fred three
shots nj jefferson Green. % Richmond Ia
niEh. Two OF tho bullets striking Green
Thr wounds. however. arc not serious.
Mr.. Green is c-'nncctch with Richmond
promoter. who is conducting All institute for
tho cure OF the wlifkcy and drug habits
. Biackmorc has bcen under treatment, and
WAS ncclpyinS toom in he I'nncc dc Leon
Hotel Dr Lame ARD Green passed down
,hs hall about ordcls on tho way To The
dining room for dinner. I'lachmorc in an in :
iuria'cd state rushed out. and after using
vile "pthets. drew revolver aud fred three
shots ~ trrcn. ono ~ Them going Wild
Mr. Green was not seriously hurt. ALT hous ii
"',c nj tho hilleis struck him III the aldo
men; hut hd not nonct'atc The other pass
81 through tho cho"i
Green has been here for more Than
month MS condition is nor alarming
I3levitmorc hecan:c yiolcn, following ;hn
Shooting and was placed under the care Of
q physician. Nho Sa,r him an anesthctlc. s
policeman stood guard over him In his room
~ the hotel during the night.
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ACCEttTS BtNISIIMENT FROM
NoKTii CAROLINA FOR LIFE,
[srecial to Tho Times Dispatch.

hristo, va. April 7-ciarcnce Potter a
H"unS man. once hanshcd from Watanrn
county. \. G.. FIR his part in hloodv fa,,ts
nm i, Who returned whcu the time limit on.
rnae' 10 NM h'nsGlf again in shooting af
the bones Of his aged mothers ii,nh. n ,e,n'
.hs hSr cripple for life. has just accented
taroi i,,ef fa Ne e. punishment from Sorlh
~ ,,, 49, ~ ',e ~ preference To sentence
Y iuase ~ ~" WatauEa County f,our,
49, 'o''cf nc privilege OF a choice POI,
-" ms nfcn ivplicatcd in several mad
H. .fa"c ms cscapc after wnIlndinn
~ nn"'nNf hni Was recently captured in
n ,.e,a y" vas Implicated NTH Boon
,, 80. J" lnn hj.''Ns Of sheriff Howard in
"'7A'" .>'I'h throltua q few Years a-o
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B0DEKER RESIGNS
'''fS ''r"tenari and Expert Marksman
VIII Eatiro "

Another vacaucy has occurro,,; IN H.. r.,
GERS Of Eichmond F'lnes by The resignation IF
second l.'eui"nHn, charles G. Rodcker. of
noI''nanS which has JUS, been placed In
80. , n 81 Malol T. w. Bowles. I.ieuten-
am sodek"i $ about 10 rcmnvc 10 Ashland
- ~ r,".H "' residence, aud this viii inter-
'c,t Mn ne dis%hare" Of his duties
genera " r"cosnizef in the battlion but a so
rs one OF nc few mon IN the Virginia VOL
" ,H Noie T. shno; rife with accuracy.
was INC opinion generally expressed nj tho
armorA Ia*i night.
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nedy Acquitted OF Murder.

Sncc'e 10 The Times Dispatch.
Roanoke. Va, April Tin the Cir
cur Court Of Roanoke county to-
day. J. II Eody, charged with the
murder OF John Mack. colorcd. was
ACQUITTED Body WAS tried once before
and given five Years in the pcnit en-.
uarN but the verdict Was set aside he
cause OF an erroneous Instruction. The
k,lllns took place below Roanoke. on
the Flrginian Railroad.
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After Negro oi,icci,o,drr.

II NDttlhI @ 1hc limos -DispNtch.
Washington, -. c., April T.-Scnatnr.
thatcher o. l'iorida, took q long step
IN the direction OF Kidding the South
OF negro ofiiccholdcrs when he iutro-
ficcd bin today making tile oflicc
u collector Of Internal revenue ZOO;
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MURDER ~ r,psr nEGnEE.
Verdict AGAINST Charles Murpii, tor
EllItnt .Iuhn Sin1lnnnu

Greensboro n c., Aprii News
from ianccy county to-day is to the
effect that Charles Murphy. who killed
John Simmons In December, because
he refused 10 give him q drink OF
i'nnor was found guilty Of murder in
tho FIRST degree. Judge Lane sci June
20 as the date for clcctrocution. Co,in-
sci for the dcfcnso gave potico OF an
appeal TO the state Supreme Court
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Fredericksburg. Va, April THE
ooay OF MISS Mamie Harris Dabney.
formerly Of this city. daughter Of the
.utc Professor Robcrt *. Dahncy. OF
the University of Virginia. who died
~ Ricfmond. was brought here to-
GAY and internent was made in the
CITY cemetery. Services at the grave
were conducted b? Rev r.. j. McBryde,
-. u. -
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Charged Nl,h Cutting

itfhiN poIis, colorcd. waa arrested Iasi
nl-h' on charge ~ fcionious!y cutting re
neH'A MaitiA. and q charge OF stealing two
AGAINST him - "
Gcprrc Johrs9n, coiorcd. was taken in on
charge ~ cruciy working n dis.nsod
N'S'''t
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Ronsc.ct Story An,,,ses.

Washington, d. c.. April THE sug.
Scsuon contained in Il dispatch FROM
III Paso. Texas, that Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt might be chosen as n me IL
bcr OF Il commission OF three to
Straishtcn out the tanglc in McXicu
caused DR. Gomez, tho confidential
agent OF the rcvolutionists hero. a good
laugh this morning. Or. Come in
sisted that the alleged plan for a tri-
uinVirate ono member TO he selected
from the lnsurrectos, one from the gov
"rnmcnt party, and Il third to he a
distinguished outsider was not being
considered by the insiirrcctos nor by
any ono else, SO far as he knew. lie
added that certainly no outsider would
be called in to settle difficulties IN
Mexico but that The MeXicans would
arrange their own affairs.
News contained III a letter which mas
Just reached Dr Gomez from Mexico
was TO The cTett that the insurreciion
is spreading rapidly 10 the south and
west Of Mexico City. Or. Gomez de-
plorcd the fact that it was impossible
10 receive Geographic news from many
parts Of Mexico. showing the growth OF
the insurrcction.
The telegraph wires all lead 10 Mex.
leo City before they leave the country
said Or. Gomez, With an expressly.
gesture.
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BUSINESS SUSPENDED DURING;
FUNERAL OF CHIEF OF POLICE,

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
HarrisonburE. Va. April 7.-Business
In town was suspended to-day during
the funeral OF Chief of Police j. L.
AremtrOut. who died rather suddenly
"Wednesday. The Mayor, members of
the Council, public officials. fire com
pGny. band and Pythians marched TO
the cemetery. The funeral was under
Pythian auspices
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system for the People.

Shall we have an institution
created by law for the people of the
United states? Our present reserve
system is our greatest defect. National
hanks have on reserve to-day Il bill
lion and half Of dollars an incon-
ccivahle sum. How much do other
countries require as Il reserve? We
arc the only country that has such a
reserve system, ana the only one that
breaks down and suspcnds payment
In time OF trouble. England ana
France keep one half the reserve we
do, The great national bank of the
country furnishes reserve aid where
1t is needed. Over there hanks don't
get scared and draw their reserve
from the centre and depositors don't
draw out their money all at once. If
YOU knew YOU could get 1t on demand
YOU wouldn't want it. but If there is
any doubt about it YOU wan, it right
OF. Instead Of putting our reserve in
an Overwhelming amount In Il central
depository where it could lie used
wherever there was troublc--if ncccs.
hary TO pay every dcpositor in some
section or city. We have $4,000 indi
'idual reserve funds no one Of which
can be used 10 help the other. II de-
positors knew they could get thcir
money they wouldn't want 1t.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

BRANCH Funeral OF MRS. ALICE
Il E0RD BRANCH will take place SAT-
\ URDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock
from Tabernacle Baptist Church, cor
ner Meadow and Grove Avenue. m
tcrment at Rivcrview
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FINANCIAL PANIC
WORSE THAN WAR

- - ~ 80
interested informauon. We halc no
one to conserve our gold supply.
iou can't escape Capitalization in
oankiils We must put. our power to-
Ecther we cannot depend on the
Treasury Of The United states. 1t is
erroneous III system TO pile up an en-
cess OF taxation over the demands Of
government merely TO have money to
JtSt now the government has little
TO loan and at present the great money
making machines in New York City
are acting as the nations reserve.
brcnk Down Under Strain.
The New York. banks fine as they
arc IN some respects. are not fitted
aH0 cannot be fitted by law TO act
AS central bank. They have broken
down every time--suspcndcd payment
In every strain The mere movement,
OF the crops frequently forces almost a
money panic in getting the money bacl:
into the channels OF trade. If Il sud.
den call came next week for onc-halt
OF the money on deposit by banks in
New York it would mean suspension
we cannot cquir them 10 act as re-
serve agents OF the banks Of the United
States
The Aldrich plan is Il compilation
oil the best thought Of recent years
II Fundamentally meets the need. 1t
provides Il reserve ASSOCIATION i'll Wash
ington in which only banks may he
como stockholders to be the keystone
1f tho banking arch, its earnings being
Ganli Of France. The money ma king
feature is to be subordinatcd to the
benefit Of the people Of the United;
states. It Is so framed as to cxclud,
any possibility Of its control by politi
cal considerations or hy any great
financial interest. 1t is the exact oppo
cite of the second bank Of the United
states of Andrcw Jacksons time. which
was simply a great monopoly With
branches. an enemy. not an aid. to local
banks. We have a central bank in
effect now, hut 1t is the New Yorl;
group OF private interests operated
Tor selfish purposes.
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William Howell.

sptciuI % The Tlmcs- Dispatch. M
Goldsboro. y. c., April 7.-Wlilia,n
Howell died at his home on the farm
south Of this city this afternoon lie.
Was better known as War BIZ How
ell for his military record running
PACK beyond the Mexican 10 the Indian
Wars. lie was l05 years old and
ichSes a wife and several grown chill
Lrep = H''',
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"Berry's For ClothesD

Don't pick Out an unloecona-
ing hat because some one else
tells you il is "the style" We
have all the new blocks in
such q variety that every face
can be fitted becOmingly.
The Dunlap, Henry Heath,
Stetson and Berry get in the
dress circle.
Children's straw sailors in
all the new styles ST to So.
! Ladies Panamas. $500 and
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ana is survived by- his wife ana tlvo
children.
JucOh I,rfrIc
Especial To The Times Dispatch.

LsI,VIdI % nc I Illcs- JlspHtCh.J "
Harrisonburg. Va April I--.Iacob
Pctrlc. fifty years old. native OF
Goods Mill. Rockingham county. died
several days ago in Rocky Ford. Col,
where he went four years ago in search
OF relief from tuberculosis. which vas
the cause OF his deat tn. He is survived
by his father. Rev. samuel petrie. who
IS now living at an advanced age In
the Goods mill section. He also leaves
his wife, three SONG and n daughter
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VI. X. Smith.

Special to The Times Dispa tchI
gloucester. Va, April M. X.
sSnHith, one Of tho best known farmers
In Gloucester, died at his home lIolIv
LII, near the New River, last night.
The funeral will take place in Ware
Church Cemetery Tomorrow evening.
james II. furr.
Especial to The Times Dispa;ch
stanton. Va. April flames IT
fnrr. Confederate veteran. aged sixty
seven is dead, after II lingering i'll
at the battle or gettysburg.
William j. II. Locke
lSpeciai 10 The Times Dispa tch.l
Janncy Best Locke, son OF tho Ia -
Josiah Locke died at his home a t
Wadesvillc. where lie spent ali his life,
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Cnptnin George Duprnn.

SDHCIAI 20 The Tlmca- Disputch
. fleathsvillc Va. April 1-Captain
George DUNCAN died "Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock Of paralysis AT his
TWO brothers, Captain William ana l..
). DUNCAN, and two sisters, Mrs Chas
t. Winstcad and Mrs. j. w. Dellas-
& .
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isinz Obataclc 10 Peace.

Or. Gomez declared that tic Diaz
p;.rty was in better position to make
terms with the insurrectos tn-tlay than
1t would be III any time in the future.
lie let II appear that ne did not be-
licve terms could be made with tile IN
surrcctos which contemplated the re-
tcntion Of Diaz as President
Or. Gomez does not place any con
fdencc in the report that Japan WAS
seeking to force Mexico to allow her /,
narai station on the west, coast. and
tor that reason the United States made
q military demonstration along tn.
Mexican border. This seems 10 have
been his day for denials. for he also
secuted report that Yucatan had de-
cared its Independence and would not
come again under the Mexican flag,
no matter If the insurrectos came ont
Victorious lie said that the leader Of
the rcNolutioniSts i'll Yucatan was alb
solutely in accord With the Mexican in
surrcctos under AIadcro.
At the Mexican embassy the Charge
d Anaircs said thar there was no news.
lie discussed briefly the situation in
MeNicU: however, and declared that
the government Was gradually stamp
ing out the inSurrccton. lie said tina,
he did not expect the new ambassador
tocihis country. S"nor Manuel ~, Zain-
Acona q lnclan, TO reach here until
sunday o. Monday. AS his snip, tic
Coronia. laG been delayed
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Funeral Of Mas Dnbncy.
| SpeCinl To Who 'l'ilnns- Iii snn1 eli

SURVIVE = - SS'~' -
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berry ). Wall.

Special 20 The Times Dispntch.l
.Lynchburg. VA. April 7-Berrv J.
Wall a member of one Of the bcst
known families OF Lynchburg, died to-
day. after brief illness OF stomach
trouble. He was about forty five years
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Mrs. sarah e. Bnkcr.

,tspvVlaI % The TImeS- Dispatch
Manchester. VA. .Aprii Mrs SARAH
catherine Baker. widow Of Thomas
Squircs Baker and daughter OF tho
late George b. Dincndcrfcr, died here
aged ciShty-sevcn years. She leave.
i've half-SistcrS and two half -brothn,s
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MADER0 DELIVERS
HIS ULT|MATUM

- tcofftfffucd ! rom j INST Fagc1
tude.
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south Nccds CnpltnI.

NO section is moro Interested III
this question than the south, which
needs capital at equitable rates for its
developmcnt---a development which in
the past ten years has hccn little short
Of marvellous. Tho reform We want
must be absolutely kept out of politics
1t Is my hope that a Democratic House.
closely divided senate and n Rcpub-
lican President will put through this
legislation. so that no one party may
claim the credit. We would then have n
system commensurate With the onpor-
Replying to Nh Nrccland. former.
Governor Montague lnughingly said
that there was in Virginia hut one
party, the Democratic--n social rather
than political organization. which in
clGdcs high protectionists. low protec-
tionists and those who sometimes vote
the Republican ticket. He thought
that the problem Of monetary reform
could be solved not by partisan action,
NOT by inheritance or tradition or pre-
Jndicc but BY open minded study. by
courageous graphing with great
problem nm
President Talman. In Welcoming the
visitors. said that the American lnsti-
tut" OF Banking had been first organ
lied In Richmond and now has : 900
members throughout the United States
aiming to the members as tho bank
clerks of to-day who Will be the banl,
presidents Of p-morrOW lie present
Cd Mr. Nrceland as one VINO came from
north OF where Mason and Dixon line
used to he" =
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Mrs. John ,InlInrN.

y Vs-I'VVEfI VI 1T 7 ITIIVS- IIIS DhtCN.I
i.awrcnccviilc, Va, April I.-Nirs
John Mallory died last night and her
remains will be buried here in the
cemetery Tomorrow afternoon about
ESQ o'clock. Mrs. Mallory was a
antaughtcr OF tho late Colonel Tom
Mason, Of Red Oak District
Miss Margaret NcI,ny
Especial to The Times hi spatchl
I.ynchburs. Va. April miss Mar
Garct Mckay died last night a, q local
HOSPITAL, after three weeks illness
The body Will be taken to her former
home at Millwood. Clarke county, Tor
burial she having lived there until