The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-09

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"Oh yes" answered the speaker, Q
moment later when the senate ar
rsves the vice president will sit upor
nay right the doorkeper will csCoTi
him to the right side of the dais.
II think he added, that IL u
unnecessary to admonish the house
that unless the president shall indi-
cate otherwise they viii keep their
seats until the president leaves the
hall OF cDurs,. if the president ipdl-
Gates that he would like TO meet the
members Of the house or shake hands
with everyho that would be all
right. and ! suggest they pass and SO
ous BY this door
fHere Mr. Clark jabbed a ponder
our forefnFer in the direction OF the
lobby entrance on the Republican
side.l
Mrs. Wilson I'm Gallery.
There was stir in the chamber "A
few minutes later when the wife of
the president entered the gallery. She
was accompanied by John Wilson. the
presidents cousin She was shown 10
the executive gallery, and took the
front seat.
Mrs Wilson was dressed in a tail
cred smli Of noke-brown cloth. with
a black hat trimmed with an ostrich
!. plume 81 the same shade as her suit
q Her eyes were bright and her cheeks
glowing She smiled at friends in ad-
Joining galleries, stopping 20 extend
her hand TO Secretary Lane. as she
passed to her seat.
Mrs. Marshall Not Recognized.
Mrs. Marshall arrived few min
atss ls'ef ne FlSe-f'f es4u83t H&u vAtN
psoNloeo ms WE VITO the oFa''t4fE
Iaue tche' 81 &ah'isStoh 70 the ga
iei1eS' sac vas t"ii'td "p"n ny ne
aoofNeeP'tN "fo Announces ~
nous. "IiR i.atel5 i"F me sec"iiu
sacs OK the i4ho sue was ''0'@i't4t1
at this Junctdre 6y a newspaper cor
respondent ana afteI MUG eNpiSi'H-
Ing seat WaS fnailE fo"ha i.F hsI,
tier guests however, were ~ 81. gu 10 20
wait WtthHnt. aithooEh 4 ha3FH1aH
Flood. ef the committee on 1oFetEn
AFFAIRS saved mem from stat'n.,'E u.
the cofF.a@t as oHeflng the S'"i 'es'sS
"a MS es4-,
hoa7c '@SeS '"'
TIC house was fcEtiFe with hHta'hE
70 DO. and champ Clark seemed bn-
certain '@st what 70 90 with IT, KEEP
resentatlve Clayton, efAlahaW@e saved
the situation Icy moving recess until
l2:2a- The speaker jumped az the
chance. lie put the question mere
vas a chorus Of 'aEeR weak ana
faltering. and an avalanche OF noes.
but before the majority had fnahce
20 claim division, tho speaker an
nouneed The ayes have X men ne
1atumed his EaNel on the desk ana de
seeadeded the Fostf&m Inc senate IN
the meantime. had been tuning ana
frettnv the morning hour away with
the regular hes!nes@~-lhe introduction
of bills and resolutions
word having been received tnat the
president might be ntteen minutes
late. the hands Of the clock were
turned back that much. So That the
senators might aelude themselves with
the belief that they were acting strict
ly to the letter Of the concurrent reso-
ldfion passed for the 1otnt meeting
with the house shortly before J
O'Clock, though. word came that every
ming was ready. and the senate took
up the march toward the house two
by two.
leaves II To Hoe.
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ii@&etea C"1s'oeFaHtE. ana seemed IA
q ease. MARY Joe s'hho{t, me eh1ei
d9oFkeepfr, was seen in the ol5hR.
Come here, Joe. said the speaker
want you 70 be sure when the sem
ATE comes ever 90 The house 10 lead
Marshall mp The right side Of the dais
-~remem Der, The right side He sits
at my right. you know
Joe allowed that he knew. and
promised to guide the vice. president
bark 10 it's proper anchorage
-The arrival Of Ambassador James
Bryce ard Mrg Bryce created "A d.
vision in the diplomatic gallery. The
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