The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-14
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR
BANK RESERVE PARTY
Big Delegation Will Leave Tomorrow Morning for
Washington to Urge Clty's Claims Executive
Committee Leaves This Afternoon.

Armed with mass of data and H.
Illustrative tables and maps, the execu-
tive committee having In charge the
campaign for the location OF a reserve
bank In Richmond will leave here this
afternoon at 1850 o'clock for Washing
ton TO perfect arrangements for the
hearing that will he granted this city
TO- morrow by the national organization
committee.
The committee will DO accompanied
by several men who will aid In present
ing Richinonds cause. The party that
VIII leave this afternoon is compose i
OF o. j. Sands. John Kerr Branch,
Henry r. Litchford, George j. Seay.
rington. II. NJ. Smith, Jr, DR.. S. c.
Mitchell Richard Evelyn Byrd. George
Bryan, George G. Gregory, NJ. G. Pat
terson, John Stewart Bryan. and James
Bolton Rooms have been reserved for
the delegation at the Raleigh Hotel. E.
OF the party of fifteen just enumer-
ated, only 1--WE Will make speeches be-
fore tho organization committee when
tho hearing is held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. The speakers will
be o. j. Sands. George j. Seay, w. r.
Reed 7. NJ. Darlington. Egbcrt G.
Leigh, Jr., and DR.. s. G. Mitchell
Special Leaves To-Morrow.
&
| Elba Station tomorrow morning at S
o'clock VIII carry the reserve bank
committees appointed by the several
/ business organizations Of the city. The
/ train VIII leave Washington on tho re-
turn trip tomorrow night at o'clock
/ returning to Richmond at 1890 o'clock
/ Among the members of the reserve
! bank committees who will make the
trip arc Il. II. Randolph, p. G.. White
head, !. II. Kaufman, Fred w. Scott
Julien II. Hill, w. NJ Habliston. w S
! Rhoads. J. G.. Corlcy, Leon Wallerstein
John q. Easley. 0. II. Funston. John
| Bagby. L. C. Laird, Captain John
| Landstrect Clarence Coleman and w
T. sheppard.
A large number of Interested citi-
zens not connected with any OF the
committees will go 10 Washington to-
morrow 10 be present nj the Richmond
hearing. These Include G. " Mere.
dith. J. T. Wilson, Bishop ID. j. O'Con.
nell, De Soto Fitzgerald, Olsen Hope
j. {. Freeman. Or. George w McDan.
iel, y. W. Patterson, S. Dabney Cren,
shaw, Alvin NJ Smith, r. l.. Gordon
Thomas Il. Scott, Walter Il. Harris
General Charles j. Anderson, Charles h
Cooke Judge George l.. Christian. Col
onel w. IL. Palmer. /. J. Marcuse. Johr
$ Munce. Charles Hutzler. John NJ
Taylor. !. ~ Smith Milton T. Mar.
cusc. George w. Koiner. John Gar
land Pollard G. r. Garnett, Rober
Lecky, Jr., l.. 4. Morris. John @. Wal
lter LanGhornc Putney, Henry w
tountree. Thomas :. Wheclwright +
Sitterding j. II Paschall, T.. a. Saun.
dcrs. Jr.. Warren y. Taylor. NJ, j. ca
pies and Barton H. Grundy.
Governor Mann Going.
The Thursday morning delegation
viii he headed by Governor Mann ano
Mayor Ainsle. 1t was though, prob
able also. yesterday, that Governor
elect stuart would accompany tn,
party. The City Council Will sent
President Adams, of the Board OF Al
dermen. and President Peters. OF III,
Common Council! There is nroba
bility also that the General AasembI,
will. under a special joint resolution
to-day, appoint a committee to accom-
inny the Richmon delegation.
business arrangements for tn
Thursday morning special are In chnrg
of Secretary c. T.. Waiford. Jr, OF tn
business Mems Club. Those who ar
entitled to tickets win be supplie
upon application To him either at III
club or at the train.
A. reserve bank Headquarters In tn
American National Bank building, III