The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-05
A|NSLIE TO HEAD
PEACE COMMITTEE
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e.)
upon the motion or Roosevelt Page,
adopted without change.
The meeting voted to vest tho man
J aSerial function in an executive com
nittec. composed of Mayor Ainslie w
H. Adams, Il. NJ Darlington. r. Lee
Peters. }. Taylor Ellyson, and the
chairinen of the seven other stand
ing comrittccs. The standing com
mittecs were directed to meet AZ early
as possible and elect chairmcn. so that
the executive committee may begin it's
work. Notice of the meeting OF such
committees Will be served upon the
members by the man whose name APP
pears first in the respective lists who
VIII act as temporary chairman until
displaced or retained by election.
Mitchell Outlines PInn.
DIR. S. 6. Mitchell president of the
Nf@ical College OF Virginia. upon the
request OF the Mayor, outlined in n
general WY tho scope OF the .ntcrne
tion?l celebration, and suggested forms
that the celebration might take local
j.. lie had been preceded by the
Mayor. who read the statement OF tho
international celebration idea. as pre-
seu'cd In an interesting brochure pre-
pared BY the national committee.
y local celebration. thought Or. Nit
chcll. might appropriately centre about
the name OF John Marshall, who made
Richmond his home and who lies
buried within the confines OF the city.
Next to Hugo Grotius whose studies
in international law brought The
lIaruc conferences to Holland said
DR.. Mitchell. the name OF John Mar
shall starIs foremost N the move
ment for International peace.
Pilgrimage To Griiv~.
ut would be Il splendid idea" said
DR., Mitchell Ito hold a great pilgrim
10 hn of oh II, l.1
Such a movement might we'll find even
nchlei expression in the erection OF a
worthy monument to Nirg!r!a's great
est lawgiver. In these days OF much
monument building such a recognition
OF John Marshall would not be out OF
i ncc.
when the national committee comes
here In December we might hold n re-
ccption at the John Marshall House. I
am sure that not a ainglc member OF
that distinguished gathcring-many or
them lawyers, judges ana statesmen
Will 20 away from Richmond without
, remembering with pleasure his visit 10
the onc-time home Of the great Vir-
gilman"
AS the father Of a Supreme Court
that adjusts the claims OF forty eight
sovereign States. said DR. Mitchell, John
Marshall belongs IN the front ranks
OF the peace forces. There VIII arise
some dag, he said, a John Marshall of
the world and perfect an international
court Of arb!tral justice which viii
OF sovereign nations.
Standing Committees.
The standing committees as elected
last night follow:
Entertainments. G. Corley. s d.
Crcnshaw. W. T. Dabney b. II. Cirundy.
George w. Rogers, O. ]. Sands. George
| W. Stevens, Fritz Sitterding. W. II.
White.
Undergraduates. Anderson George
Wayne Anderson. w. Gordon McCabc.
4. ~ Lancaster, Jr., Or. s c. Mitchell,
Or w. ". Moore. Morgan +. Robinson.
". G. stanard. S. II. Yongc, DR. Douglas
;. Freeman
Invitmtions-Gcorge Alnslie, John p.
Branch. Judge George l.. Christian.
Bishop Robert y. Gibson, Arthur l..
Wilmer, Eppa Hunton, Jr Gustavus
Miilhizer. John Il. Purcell. w. T. Reed.
Informn tion-iIugh Antrim, Davis
Bottom, George Bryan. J. c. Freeman,
i. $. Goodman. \. II. Guigon, j. u.
Minor, Augustine Royal.
i'mbIicit,-Profcssor T.. w Boat
c. Chandler. c. Il. Cooke. John II.
Minor, Allen Potts. John T. Powers, II.
l.. Pollard. g. B. Woodnn
Tours H. w. Anderson. Charles z.
Boiling. J. c. Easley. O. II. Funston. j.
r. Palmatary, George w. Rogers, w p.
IdHiOI, l.. ~. w liSOns
Ways md Means-James y. Boyd.
John Stewart Bryan. r. l.. Bemiss. l.. c.
Laird. :. 4. Morgan, John NJ. Miller. Jr..
l.. Z. Morris, +. D. Williams, T. c.
Williams. Jr.
Executivc--George Anslie w. H.
Adams. r. NJ. Darlington. r. Lee Pc
tiers. j. Taylor Ellyson. and chairmen
OF other committees.
neerption-To consist of all other
members not on above committees.
The meeting was attended by Mayor
George Ainslie. DIR. S. c. Mitchell. Eppa
iiunton, Jr.. w. II. Dabncy. j. Taylor
Ellyson. z. G. Schmidt. 4. y. Cary. Ben
7. August. George w. Rogers. s. W.
Meek. d.. George ROSS, DR.. j. y. White.
]. g. Dole"ty. $ II; Hawes. Rev II. D.
c. Naclacilian, j. d. Crump, w. II.
White. DE-. !. 4. C. Chandler. DIR. w. w.
Moore, 4. Is. Gu!gon. L. Il. Sydnor w.
II. Zimmerman. Morgan 7. Robinson,
S. IL. Yonpe, =. $. Goodman. Charles Il.
Taylor. ", John ~ Miller. Jr. Rose
wei! Page. John =. Minor. Il. X Vie
tor. :. Mas Davis. John c. HaGan, II. r.
McIiwaine. Colone! John Murphy. y.
NJ. Cannon. >. X. = Anderson. j. c. Met
calf. Dr. y. w. Hoatw.igbt. Judge ID. c.
| Richardson, Charlie: &. 3osiler. George
Curry. u r.. T:.omason. George ].
Hooper. jol:m 8. Ma?ar. w. II. Adams.
| j. T. ialn.atary, ". l.. Carneal, Marx
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