The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
PRESIDENT FINDS
HIMSELF HERO FOR
ACTING IRE CHIEF
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'ii e'i'u'" rom flEst rage
eminent I'm reorganizing their com
panies TO conform with the sherman
law 1t is virtually certain. will be
dwclt on by the President
Those who conferred with Mr.. VII
son before he LEFT Washington drew
encouragement for the ultimate estah-
ishincnt OF an Interstate trade COM
mission to comply with requests for
information made by business concerns
desiring accurat" details OF what the
sherman law permits or prohibits.
object al Commissions
While such I, commission would no,
oc given regulatory powers il would
constitute a bureau OF information and
investigation over which !ts advocates
intend the commissioner Of corDoro
, ions should preside. # would assist
ne courts in carrying out DEGREES OF
u'Ss"l"uon py observing whether such
"ecrtes actually are put into effect.
rms is one Of the phases of the trust
I"rSion which. in the light OF recent
developments. is considered 1uite lIkc-
y to be discussed by tho pres,dcn, J.,
ms address. The President has told
friends he viii deliver the address i,r :
inc'i"teiy after the holidays.
~ IS probable il will be read M
J"h" afy IT, about q week after the
resident has returned To the White
'"uSr' ahG canNasscd the suSiec;
'"U ,""SniN with his official family
$50 tristan rs resting phase has
many possibilities. 1t is quiet. cyra,,
on christmas: once it might have hci,,
S"m"thinG else. but the thought str,ire
we imagination. anyway. tie polir.
'"S hcen Increased from one an
'""ciinih policeman. constable or some
"luer guardian OF tho law, TO five criss-
vIoSs-inN heart large badped officers
W mere once the blind tigers, m;gh,
nave Wlnkcd there is nary a blink nv
drink II seems that there was j..
meeting az the leading citizens" iusi
ntio'n inc President arrived and it was
ul"h ilho"SIN agreed that Pass Chris
t!"h should be the most holy place in
the United States while. tho vilIacs Va
me chief executive OF the nation rs .
guest Ihe agreement is sticking ticht
Hospitality Ia Emphasized
y mat has been said about south =
I'm upSpltaiity is emphasized here TIL.
fresidcnts party owns tho town. ana
40 greater respect could be shawn 49,
president Wilson's presenc. anvwbcr.
hooinlnS Of cannon crackers ana tho
swapping of nrecraclicrs marked thc
arrival or tile President there II IL tho
custom to observe Christmas n Ia
Fourth OF July hereabouts. but II wa
opined by the Oldest inhabitants thar
yesterdays celebration was the noisost
christmas in their memory
Numerous French speaking negroes
woman blacksmith. OK and near-horsr
wagons men and boys who tip their
mats TO members Of the Presidents par-
/ ~ ana other things affor,i diversion
/" the newcomers to this place
i'hil Shcftall, an aged negro. who has
"riNcn Mrs. Wilson to school in her
Sirlhood DAYS, boarded the train nj 4,
idHta as porter. "Unclc Phil" was tbc
rTou"cSi person on the train. He sent
ms most respectful compliments" bach,
10 tn" FIRST lady Of the land bv q ,ccre,
sorNic" man, and they were pleasantly
received, Mrs Wilson recalled tho
years ago when the faithful old negro
/ guarded her.