Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-22

most interesting State in tho Union so
! far as Nirgiulans were concerned
After November l." he said. "we
are going to begin doing FOR YOU what
YOU have been doing Tor North Caro-
i'a" and Georgia and tho territory
south Of you, Wo arc going 10 hcyi,,
shipping you whisky"
The speaker paid his respects 10 the
senate il general both State ANA ma.
tonal He did 80 after stating tina.
the enabling act ought TO be passed
a; the present session of the MARY
land LEGISLATURE, and then flushed o.,
stating that ono never could tell which
way pledged politician might
vote.
The Lord might understand the
meander.ngs Of pol,icton's mind"
| he said. but il lie does. lie ~ the ouly
living Being who does
The senate. III general ne COT.
'Inucd. is where the rum crowd get
in is dirty work. It seems to mo that
The /Scnatc has about ou,srown it's
usefulness, both State and nuticnaE
3, 1t IL tho vcrmiform appendix and ii
seems Ia NJ" what the body poli,ic
needs is an operation"
baltimore. he said, was the stumbling
block III the way Of u completely dry
state and lie rcnturcd the opinion that
th"Ec would b. majority large
enough TO overcome even that city's
great wet vote
The credentials committee made i,s
report Just prior to adjournment and
gave out tho following figures: Church
members. 90: w. =, 7. L.. II: not
in"icntcd, II; sunday school. IL: Ep-
worth League, !. aud w. l.. H. 49, H.
making q total Of 80 delegates There
were probably an equal number of
daily visitors from the ,itv.
OFFICERS ELECTED
ron ENSUING YEAR
Tn" following officers were elected.
President n. II, Pitt, D. o.,
! Richmond.
Vice, presidc"ts-r. Y. u. Conway.
Fredericksburg: Ex-Governor Willian,
lodges Mann. Petersburg: Rev. w. G.
Campbell. u. ~, Roanoke. Rev G.. s.
bowors. Wtnchcstcr: \. r Lincoln.
Marion: Roy. :. Roger Tyler. Rich.
mond: w. t. Hale. Nokesviile: $. y.
Rogers, onancock: II. l.. Tyler. Staun-
tom 6. I. Foltz, Wyiheviile: M. @.
nelson. Danrille: w. {. lvey. Lynch
burg.
Secretary-John g. Taylor. Roanoke.
Treasures. p. Jones. Richmond.
Attorney-Thomas Whitehead, Am.
herst.
Executive committcc-Rcv. James
Cannon. Jr., Richmond: Rev. 7. Men.
Simpson. u. -, Richmond Professor
+. r. Huntington, University OF vir-
ginia: Rev. Thomas Semmes. Rich
mond; REV w T. Christian, u. D.,
Richmond: Rev. Il. II. Bennett. u. D..
atlanta: Il. :. Barbour. South Boston:
Rev. ;. Z. Hatcher, -. D., Ashland;
Rev. l.. u. Dadmun, Norfolk: Rev. j. NJ.
Pitcher, u. H., Petersburg: j. ".
Tough. Norfolk: Rev. 7. r Wexford.
-. -, Newport News: Rev. c. a. Icn-
kens. Richmond: Rev. w w. Stalcy,
suffolk: Rev. =. a. Cave. Rowling
Green. W. II. Vincent, Capron: Rev. NJ.
,. Eagle. ilaymarket; Professor G.. 7.
Jordan, Staunton; j. T.. Cooper Win
chester; Colonel James y. Johnston,
Roanoke: William $. Chcslcy. Fred
ericksburG. Rev. j. w Cammack.
Richmond; George W. tIawxhurst,
Falls Church; Rev. G.. W. Kcmper,
| Richmond: Rev. L. II. Martin. Suffolk;
T.. u. Camp, frankiin George r..
Adams, Blackstone: J. W. lkcnberry,
Daleville: J. L. Bellows Ocran: Rev.
Lloyd i. Wilson, p. H., Richmond;
Julian a. Jordan, Danvlle: r. 4.
Schoolfeld Danville
Superintendent-Rey James Cannon,
Jr.
| Assistant Observation-Disclosures David
| Hepburn.
General field sccrctary-Rev. j.
| Sidney peters
| Legislative committee-Rev. James
Cannon. IT., Rev. r. II. Pitt. d. d.. j..
W. Tough. r. :. Barbour, Rev. j. Sid
ncy Peters, W. II. Vincent. Rev. David
| Hepburn and Thomas Whitehead
| Headquarters committce---Rev. James
Cannon, Jr., j. w. Hough. w. H. Vim
cent. Rev. W. Asbury Christian. y. u,
| Rev. +. T. Dadmun. Il. $. Barbour and
Rev J. w. Cammack.