The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-02
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AS INF ANGUS LIE:
Continucd from I'Irst pavc.

I
charges wcro soon forthcoming Mr.
lioopcr had already said that tito ar.
uclc was an Infamous lie. ana repca,od
tn" words when Dr Howl walked I'm
Harry Gordon and Harry Vail, mem
bers Of the same Cleveland automobile
club Of Which pr. Howl is q member
disrlaiWcd any Responsibilities on tho
part ~ tho club for the article. and
said that It did not represent, III.
views OF N" majority OF tie members
Di- ia" hins, in prefcrring tn.
+ chaISc al treason, asked that a com.
mittee az rvc bc chosen To try DR.
HcNi wishing 10 maine two from Ohio
PRESIDENT Wilson called on Vail an(
GORDON TO act. Both declined. say
ing mat they were personal friends o
llF. HcNl and members or th. sam.
cum. and tina, 1t would cause ,ho,n 60
nous "mbarra ssmeut if they Should
S"fN" President Wilson then anno,Iuc
e" mat ~" would RESERVE action unit
$3.50 o'clock this morning IIo stntcr
alter adjournment that he did no,
know whether he would appoint q
trlai COMMITTEES. Tho charges were mt
"a the form OF motion and adopted
without dissenting vote, and thcy
called on The chairman to ;ln,1oini =
committee Of five 10 try Or. ifcyl
Attendnncr Fell Down.
The incident followed, a dav ;r,o
winch the business OF three had boer
ci"ihincd' Tho program provided that
inc officers wcrc 10 be elected on Wei
hesday The nominating committee 70.
ported yesterday afternoon ana ~,
officers were elected Immediately Re
ron being chosen as the convention
oi'y In 1915 II was said that tho cleo
tlon or officers on the nrst day ;y,e
held in order To forcstal an insur.
gent movement To elect men who Va.
not connected with the big inner ring !,
according to the program, the convcn-
,i'h proper has no further business
than for the president to appoint ,ho
trial board
~. The Formal Opening.
o me association convened at 10
"ci4ck; addresses OF welcome being
Ainsiie both OF whom uianif.s,nd NJ
acute interest in the movement fnr
so"u roahs The rest OF the morning
I,C,r,. vas devoted 10 receiving re-
IT'S from ohiccrS and committees In
ms report President Enos said ma
S,,ns 'he past year uniformity OF
ft taIe motor vehicle laws has gone
iorward to such AN extent that rcci-
rrocity is now well-nigh universal ~,
SIid that the association has annroveS
W we measure introduced by Repre-
,vn ",nS'Vo Hidamaon OF Georgia, which
""utu enable Il notorist after hayina.
1t'chdcd 20 his home registration H.
20 @g,nyWh,Gre in the United states.
t;.'Jl "uJournment for lunch the as
Sociduoh convened again at > 80 o'cloc,,
aug received the report OF the crcdnn-
a"!s committee, which showed that
S.'Aiy-lWo delegates had been accrcd :
itvo 'Inc election Of directors wns
helu: ana the secretary cast the b,Ilot
~ me convention for the entire Iist
ne oId board OF directors then ad-
Jourhcd ana Went out OF existence nnd
me new board was convened "''>'
inc feature of the afternoon was
IN, uMe ADDRESS by Henry w. Anderson,
Mo WAS introduced by Preston iiclvii,''
.ii, emerson spoke on The Need for
,oS'tE settled, Adequate Improvement
or hoads as Applied TO tho Who'll"
TounaIy- lie said that the funda
proNemeht OF roads was 10 devise some
system or distribution of the taxes in
r r;, n TO the benefits TO be de-
, ,.hEI ny INC various localities through
MHi'H the roads pass, though he al :
united it was dinlcult of ;,ppIin;,tinn
- ro auToeatrd that all national high
, Mays pc controlled entirely By The
cucrai government and that the funds
~. construction and maintenance b.
concentrated in the hands OF a few.
c.,caemt men appointed by the Federal
government. He said that t,,a St.,in
should own and control State ronds
county, the county roads, and tho dis
!rlct' me district roads. each applvino
,HMc" ''lsco III the respective local..
Wants Color Changed.
hcsumlng business. the convention rac.-ro,
70 tAc legislative board & communicates,
rom me secretary OF the Union pariG"
i.hilrond' asking that the rear lights Of an,
'oinoo'.T ne changed from red to some other
Tto"r. inc communication stated thai Inc
Lincoln highway parallclcd the railway foy
T. GG' a. Instance; and that many accidents
i ,,',' neeii caused by tho confusion occasioned
u! thc red rear lights Of automobiles
TN Inc committee on resolutions reported on
iou. which mad been adopted by tho com
mlttee. Ihc nrst was to express the apprc-
S,",ioh OF the y. y. y. TO Franklin X Lane
SeGretary OF tho Interior ard to Adolph a.
Hiiier' assistant. for the development OF tho
hationay reservations and making Them
easier or access 10 tourists Increased FED
ored. ' "S'e i"'-
rho second resolution was that tho asso
clatlon should place Itself on record as fav-
oTlng plan or national government narti.
cipatlon. which, shall obiigate tho state in
return Tor Federal attention To its most
used commercial highways to expcnd n nro-
polio. 3hritionate amount OF money on those roads
w whlen Directly serve the farm population
me third was to favor the measure Intro
uueen by representative W. G. Adams0n