The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

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moinehI ifoHh tue uiie ny seeoAasa
Ieit the JOCK at e:So until ,ls .e..muh
Az ocioch las. h.snI "a.
tAoIe ro,k Miller .oia some VI rms
oese eeo,Aes, ~ nio 80 -
sans oIo pia Sau soIss' ~Ii
OF MUSIC orcnesua lntei,
sperseo umpers with ne taien.eo
visitors VINO TOOK turns at the piano.
the grapnopnone ntied out the gaps
And Aiv1a M. Smith once more DEM
onstrated the fact that ii the Smith
Courtney company goes to the wall
he can make his living at vaudeville.
Many who didn't care for music. and
many who did, put in a few hours
even to try poker, and still otrxr~
taking advantage Of a largely mu xhas
trimmed the light fantastic.
The turkey trot- Of course. was harred
The menr nrtnted nm imitation To-
hacco leaves was immense emhrac.
Inc avarythinv that rnish4 .nnasi ~
NV sxa'rs,onis.s might appear :"
The to.rnev to the historic Island
u.s marLaa ~. aa,;rh.s,, $50
anu .ne owens eiouos suspenaea
opeIa.ions unll al.er .ne hralaaon
sIAIteo the return TRIP. Ram poured
IN torrehts I'll the way pack TO fticn-
mond. but the e-xcursonists gathered
IN the cabins with entertainment
enough. and to spare. were oblivfous
OF h weather, nor did 1t interfere
with their pleasure.
The New Of7cers.
fcers who will steer the fortunes. of
the association through another year:
President, T. NJ. Darlington, Rich
mond, Va; vice presidents, w. L.
Petty. Lexington. KY: B. P. Eggles-
ton. brakes Branch. Va; r. p. Wat
son. Wilson. N, c.
Board of Governor-W. r. Reed.
Richmond. Va; A. P. Thorpe Rocky
Mount. N. c.: Ed. w%ischinger. Balti-
more. Md: w. z. Mitchell. Oxford.
N. c.; John L. Wingo, Richmond, Va;
A. B. Darlington. Danville. Va: c. NJ.
Booker. Richmond. Va: s. W. Ven
able. Durham, N. c.; J.. 0. Clarke. Bed
ford City. Va; w. L. McGill. Peters
burg. Va: G. T. Patton. Darlington.
S. c.
The board Of governors assembled
Immediately after the meeting in exc
cutive conference and reelected COL
onel Garland e. Webb, OF winston
Salem, N. c., secretary and treasurer.
FavOrs Currency. Reform.
The resolution placing the ~associa-
ton on record IN favor OF a reform OF
b present banking and currency
laws. which was rame and present
Cd by q ommitteo composed or
MessrA trank Ew1ngton, Jonn, Is.
Boatwright y. Wemple, =. b. flick
len n w. 3. Judy. IL a foilows:
whereas. the present currency
laws OF tine uniteo states are anti
quated ana OF meeting the
large volume OF business OF the pres
n time.
Be 1t resolved. That the special COM
mittee OF the ASSOCIATION OF
the United States on K n cur
rency, report to our honorable pody
the urgent need OF medi acton
by our congress 70 reiieve present
conditions. and.
Be 1t further resolved, Inat Il IS
the unanimous opinion OF the com
mittee that n association ENDORSE
the concerteds action OF COM
mercial bodies OF the United states
toward amending the present pank-
ing laws satisfactorily.
Grateful TO
Colonel A. B. OF Dan
vile. presented at the close OF the
session a resolution extending M
thanks Of the association to- n Rich
mond Tobacco Board or Traoe. the
city OF Richmond. h Old Dominion
Steamship company and others VINO
have contributed to the pleasure
entertainment OF the delegates dur
Ing their stay In Richmond. 1t IA