The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-23

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Washington. November 2a.-Consid-
cradle caucusing will have to be done
bv the Democratic members OF the
House and Senate between this time
and the beginning of the extra ses-
sion of Congress. The legislative
slate is well covered with a tentative
outline Of future proceedings. OUT
there will have to be much erasing
done here and there before II IL pus
through
over In the House side OF tn, capitol
many of the committees Will nave u
,pe made over because Of the 1nroeos
made in the ranks Of some OF the oio
time Republicans by the Bull Moosers
In addition to this. there are some
Democratic changes wnicn Will nave
to receive attention
The defeat of Representative John
Lamb. OF Richmond, by former Gov
ernor Montague probably will place
REPRESENTATIVE Lever. of South Caro-
lima. at the head Of the ommfttee on
Agriculture, but the House Will have
70 caucus before this is done. Right
here a berth will have TO be found
for Mr.. Montague, also one FOR VIZ
xtnia,s other new member, Judge
Walter A. Watson
when Representative Pujo. Of LOUIS
lana leaves the House on Aarcn =,
carter Glass. Of Virginia, will. in all
nrdbs bility- succeed him ~ head OF
the Committee ON Banking and Cur
r.ncv- Mr.. Glass - taking great IN
terest In the work Of the money prooc
committee and will make an acceptaoie
chairman
The chairmanship OF the Military
Affairs ommittee will remain with ne
presentaxiv Hay. Of Virginia. unless
he should .e~p up into the cabinet as
Secretary Of War. reearGns en
there has bSen considerable so'S'p
Lere.
uou... to become chief executive OF
Nev York state his place ~ head OF
m. Committee on Foreign Affairs VIII
co 10 Representative Flood. Of viz
e,n,a- the latter being next to Suizer.
r. Representative Lever goes TO the
b.e6 o. the Committee on Agriculture
,ha, viii leave the Committee on ECU
cation without . chairman. ana douot-
tess there will b considerable eau
eusine for this place. although II -
not one of the real big cnes.
Another South CaroIinian who must
no taken care Of Is J. W. Eaesda.e-
who last summer defeated J. r. I'll
lerbe for reelection
In Florida provision mus: likewise
be made for two new members-Em-
NETT wilson. who succeeds Hepresen-
ta,ive Mayes. and Claude IA Enese-
member ct large stephen u. SPARK
nan vtu remajn chairman OF the
,d.. n..y.ys Coinmittee. ana
EranS clark doubtless will hold his
present assignments.
In Georeia there viii be few CHANCES
exceps that that state gets one new
member under the reappointment act-
Charles Crisp. son Of former speaker
y>rsenL A he has had considerable
expcrssocs IN the House sisee1y. being
A ehas ssDs variiamensassan. ~. VIZ
~, - = nv memser In the sense Of
having 20 learn the ropes.
Other nearby SsateA !ncSuosu9 Ala
n.ma ana north Carolina WI also
Soub;lees ret their share o. cou0res-
s,onal fruit. but both shsoe Seoseo are
aireeAv Ven Ve0v50so sss.
In a. Oussas shs sSsueoee y 49,
s~s.aeUesn9. Senator Docea wa ~
80 ovOr a. AsvAbsiA impsees0ses
.r~s,s6tpsa. havsag $3.50 choeso 1eees.
- - ten. vassl DsosWbse 10 be
- CsWgruo oASsurWse - August
SS.ssr UasssA. - ml0os1ty yeo1ep.
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