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father served in the Revolutionary War, and
there is a story handed down to his de-
scendants that just before the battle OF
Brandywine, when Philadelphia was the
objective point of both armies, he was taken
prisoner and held on board a small yacht in
Delaware Bay. Gen. Howe, with part of
his army, camped on his farm, with head
quarters at his house. The soldiers strip
ped the farm OF fences, grain and live stock,
except one COW, and soldier was driving
her off when the mother appealed to Gen
Howe and pleaded for the sake of her two
little boys that the COW be left. Gen Howe
ordered a Sergeant TO put the COW in the
cellar and place guard to protect her.
These two little boys later served in the
War of 1912, and Mrs. Dockery's father.
Rev. James II. Linder, served in the civil
war, first as Chaplain, then Orderly and
later Captain. She also had two brothers
in the war, one Major and the other a
private, poth serving through the entire
war In 1887 she married r. j. Dockery,
who served through the entire war and re-
ceived his discharge before he was 20. He
is now a substantial business man of
kirksville. Mrs. Dockefy was an enthusi-
astic worker for the GAR. before the or
ganization of the W.RC., and since has
worked zealously for that Order.
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DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT OF MAsSA-
CHUSETTS.

DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
Mrs. Angie A. Robinson, President Of
the Department OF Massachusetts, was born
in Worcester, and is the daughter of the
late Timothy and Sarah Kidder. She was
educated in the public schools. In 1862
she married William l.. Robinson, of Con-
cord, \. H. Mrs. Robinson was the first
Junior Vice-President of Geo. III. Ward
Corps, 119, of Worcester and has held every
Office in the Corps. In May last Mrs.
Robinson organized n branch of the Volun-
teer Aid Association of Boston, taking
local relief for families of soldiers who had
gone TO war. She was Chairman of the
local relief work for the Spanish War Com
mittee OF Worcester, and was at its head
quarters daily. AS Worcester sent three
companies TO the war and was largely
represented in other organizations at the
front, the work in charge of Mrs. Robinson
and her assistants was responsible one.
She has the regard of the leading people in
the city for her able, conscientious and I'M
selfish patriotic work. AS President of the
Department of Massachusetts,, W.R.C., she
is recognized as worthy leader of 1000
patriotic women.
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William H Moystin, Commander OF the
Department of Delaware, served over four
years. He first enlisted in 1867 in the I'D
Pa, and was honorably discharged there
from and joined the 18th n. J. in 1868. He
he was discharged to join the 196th Pa.
He remained with this command until the
close of the war. Comrade Moystin is a
member of Admiral Du Pont Post, 2, of
Delaware. He has served in various
offices of the Post and Department, and at
the last Encampment was chosen Com
mander
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DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT OF OREGON,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Gates, Department Presi-
dent of Oregon, was born i'll Woodville,
Jefferson Co, \. Y, in 1851. At an early
age she removed with her parents TO Iowa,
where she remained until 16 years of age,
when she returned to her native State, and
completed her education at Belleville
Academy. She was married to II. V. Gates
in Iowa in 1871. Soon after they moved to
California, where they spent two years. and
then to Oregon, where she has since resided.
She has always been active in church work
being closely identified with the work for
foreign missions in that State, and is a
leader in social circles.
DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT OF MIS-
SOURI,.
Mrs. Julia f. Dockery, President OF the
Department of Missouri, is an Ohio woman
by birth and Missourian by adoption her
parents removing from Coshocton, O., to
Kirksville, Mo-, in the years of her early
childhood. She therefore knows some
thing of the horrors of war in a border
State. Her fathers house was a rendez-
vous for Union men gathering to join the
army Mrs. Dockery is the descendant of
iberty-loving ancestors. Her grand
The National tribune., 1899-11-30

Thousands of men will welcome the news that
most successful remedy has been found which
will quickly cure them of any form of nervous
debility, failing manhood, lack of vigor, relieve
them Of all the doubt and uncertainty which
such men are peculiarly liable to, and restore
the organs to natural strength and vigor of
youth. As il costs nothing to get this wonder
full formula it would seem that any man, suffer
ing from any form of nervous debility, ought
to be deeply interested in such remedy, with
out which they continue to live an existence of
untold misery. The remedy in question was
the result of many years research as to what
combination of medicines would be most effect
i've in restoring to men the strength they need.
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His Only Pleasant News
Lnrnmie Romernna.

Pension Commissioner Evans estimates
that it will take the enormous sum OF 81 $751;
6S2, ,142. 81 to continue the payments on the
pensions until the last pensioner has been
called to his final reward. As Henry
Clay Evans will not have to pay the money
out of his pocket he ought not to feel so
badly about it, yet we are reliably informed
that a sense of great relief comes over him
when he learns of the death OF an old vet
eran whose name is on the pension roll.
In fact, news of this nature is about all that
has any charms for him now.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
Decisions. Rulings, etc., of Interest to Sol
diers and Sailors and Their Heirs.

case of Harry p. Clements, Chief Yeoman,
U. S. Navy, the claimant is held entitled TO
the extra pay allowed by the act of March
B, 1899, Notwithstanding that the records
showed his enlistment to have originally
been for the term Of three years, May 8,
1898. The Navy Department having
changed the record of enlistment to show
him enlisted only for war service, the
Assistant Comptroller overrules the action
of the Auditor for the Navy Department in
rejecting the claim on the grounds that the
sailor was not enlisted for the war only, and
directs that the extra pay be allowed.
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Send your name and address to Dr. L. W Knapp
l2tG Hull Building, Detroit. Mich, stating that
you are not writing out of idle curiosity but
wish to make use of the prescription by giving
the remedy trial, will be answered promptly
and without evidence as to where information
came from.
The Dr's. object OF distributing this informa-
tion free is TO make men better acquainted with
the remedies that exert an influence upon de-
biitated nerves and wasted vigor. Each differ
ent drug is thoroughly explained and the suf-
ferer will thus know what he should use in mis-
particular case in order to get the desired re-
suits Write to-day. There is no doubt about
the offer being genuine.
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Decision Against the Illinois Flag Law.

The Illinois flag law, designed to prevent
the desecration of the National emblem,
received what is probably its death blow
in a decision rendered Nov. 21 by Judge
HoIdom, delivering the judgment of him
self, Judge Stein, and Judge Bretano. The
Legislature in passing the bill, the decision
states, exceeded its police power. The
Legislature is also declared to have been
guilty Of "class legislation"
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Sons of Veterans in the Spanish War.

U. Chase James, New Antioch, o., sends
the names of three sons of veterans, John
III. Brown, Wilmington, o., and Evert
James and L. c. James. New Antioch, o.,
names should be on the roll of honor"
ISSUED by the Sons Of Veterans, but Resaca
Camp. Of Wilmington, is defunct, so no
report was made.
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ALEX. MATTISON.

ALEX. MATTISON.
Alex. Mattison, Commander of the De-
partment of Georgia, was born at Fleming
ton, n. j., in May, 1884; moved to Ohio in
1888. settling near Mansfield, and received
his education in the public schools of the
State. He served in Co. B, 25th Ohio, and
IN September, 1865, was commissioned
Captain, which rank he held until his
muster-out in June, 1866. Comrade Matti-
son went South to reside in 1872. He is a
member of o. NJ. Mitchell Post, 1. Atlanta.
Ga. His earnest efforts III building up and
sustaining the GAR. in this Department
while Assistant Adjutant-General during
the years 1S94-5-6-7-S were rewarded by
his unanimous election as Commander at
the last Encam pment.
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Col. Maurice NJ Kaighn. Commander
Department of Utah. was born in Camden
n. j.. March 80, 1914. He received an
academic education and then began the
study of law. but left his studies to enter the
army, and served with the oath and 197th
Pa. sAfter the war he entered the Columbian
University at Washington, d. c., and
graduated from the Law Department in
1868. He was Law Clerk of the Interior
Department at Washington from 1869 TO
1876. when he resigned. and located in Salt
Lake City. Utah. where he has since been
engaged in the practice of the law and
mining enterprises. He was Commander
of Maxwell Post in 1892, Junior Vice De-
partment Commander in 1893, and was
elected Department Commander in 1899
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Making 1t Plausible.
FLielende BLatter.

Merchant-And why wouldn't the cus-
toner buy that tiger skin?
Office Boyle said it wasn't genuine.
Newfoundland didn't YOU make it ap-
pear plausible to him that it was genuine?
Office Boy-Why, of course. i even told
him ] shot the tiger myself.
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NEW YORK'S COMMANDER.
Sketch of Col. Ralph Sheldon, of Albany.

DR.. Ralph Sheldon was born in Pultney-
vile, n. Y, Aug. IL, 1870. His father,
DR.. A. +. Sheldon, enlisted in the 9TH n. Y.
Cav. in August, 1861. as Assistant Sur
geon, and served with it until mustered
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by John Paul Jones. Suspended from this
ribbon is a striking medallion bearing
profile of Admiral Dewey with fac-simile
of his signature beneath. on the diverse is
an engraving: of the olympia in Manila bay.
The committee also made Il contract with
Meyer * Co. of this city for lapel buttons
of tasteful design, in blue enamel, bearing
the name of each committee, which
Worn by the members thereof. The COM
mittee was composed of Simon Wolf, chair
man: w. Y. Cox. vice chairman: Edward T.
Bates. secretary; James +. Petty. treas
urer: DR.. George y. Acker, DIR. Cyrus Ad-
Ter. Charles Amy, Jacob Appich, r. c. Bal
lantyne. Lewis Eaar. Paul Beckwith, Emile
Berliner. \. a Birney, b. l.. Blackford, l.
/. Blout, $. c. Bone. Edwin S. Brandt. J.
+. Brennan. Austin p Brown. Barry Bulk
ley. Norval w. Burchell. Henry p. Cheat
ham. a ii. Clark, Prof. F.W. Clarke. Frank
Claudy. Thomas 2. Cloaves. II. f. Davis,
DR. David r. Day. Harrison Dingman, c.
r Dodge. DR. ]. NJ. Flint. L. S. N: George
g. Gorham. Charles Graft. William Hahn,
Findlay Harris, r. Harris. Abraham Hart,
Alphonzo Hart. Prof. W II. Holmes. John
Paul Jones. w. w. karr. Victor Kauff-
mann. DR.. c. NJ. Latimer Capt. T w. Lay
Albert O. McLain. Chas. r. McLain. Theo
II. Mcpherson. DIR. w. A. McCiurg, ]. Nota
McGill, Charles Mades, Alfred Mayer Prof
Chas p Neil, John c. Parker A d.
Prince. DR. g +. Purvis. w de c. Ravenel
w. j. Rhees. John Ridout, VIM. f. Rogers,
Col r. G. Rutherford. G. w. Simpson. Mil
ford Spohn. Rev. l.. Stern T NJ Sullivan
Dr. L. b. Swormstedt, S. w. Tuiioch. A. H.
Van Deusen, Turner y. Wickersham, ]. L.
Willige.
Committee on Parades.
The very important subject of arranging
for the parades in honor of Admiral
Dewey was placed in charge of commit
tee of most experienced gentlemen, and
all the various organizations in the Dis
trict of every character We're urged to par
ticipate in doing honor to the hero of
Manila. In order to secure general COM
munity concert in this behalf subcommit-
tees were appointed and an executive COM
mittee formed. Chairman William Harry
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ganizations-Maj f. II. Neumeyer chair
man; Lieut.. Commander F. G. Hopkins
Gen. George H. Harries. Maj. Arthur
Walton. ]. B. Morton
Subcommittee on veteran ORGANIZATIONS
Col Calvin Farnsworth; chairman; Col
Col CO No GSase Henr Walter Grn,n Mitchell Gen
Arthur Hendricks, Maj. T. s.. Hopkins,
Gen. r. G. Dyrenforth, John A OBrien.
Col. Robert l. Fleming. F. A Howell. Maj.
William p. Huxford, Capt. ]. NJ. Edgar.
Subcommittee on patriotic and miscel
laneous organiZations-Maj. James f. Bel
chairman; John Marbury. jr.; John Paul
Earnest. DR.. F: r. Lane. w. b. King,
Frank Smith, William l.. Elterich.
Subcommittee secret societies-Frank
Hosford, chairman; r. c. Bornkessell, w.
W. MILAN. Rosa +. Downing. William T.
Galliher, S. S. Fontz, Rich Rogers. Henry
Coggns, A. G. Stevens, VIM. Dickson,
Daniel ODriscoll. Adolph j. Schippert,
Louis II. Lanman.
Subcommittee on labor organizations
William M. Garrett. chairman: John ].
King. Frank Morrison, Milford Spohn, Ed
ward A. Moseley.
Subcommittee on bicycle section-C. f.
Wood, chairman; DR.. w. D. Writ, G. G.
Potts, w. +. Roberts, c. A. Holton
Subcommittee equipment and parade
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Evans, chairman;
Earnest Wilkinson, Thomas f. Ogram,
Willard Holcomb, James f. Oyster, Chan
ming Pollock.
Subcommittee on music--Dr. f. T. Howe,
chairman; +. H. Droop, D. G.. Pfeiffer,
Lieut.. w. H. Santelmann. Lieut. d. b. Nc
Leod, Herman G. Rakemann. VIM. letters.
VIM. b. King Emile Hoier, Arthur +.
Harris, r. |. Geare. w. A. Haley Henry
%ander. VIM. Waldecker, Herndon Morsel,,
Percy S. Foster, c. j. James, Sol Minister.
Committee on Decorations AMI IIIumi-
nations.
The committee on decorations and illumi-
nations entered with true Dewey spirit into
the responsible work before it, and lost
no time in securing a solid basis from which
to reach out for substantial results. A sum
of money was appropriated to provide for
the red fire which President Mckinley said
should be pentifully burned, and proposals
were invited from well-known fire works
concerns to meet the necessities A con-
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Chairman Committee Public Order and Comfort
Duncanson, Mr. c. c. Glover, Mr.. Levi
Woodbury. Mr.. S. w Woodward
On banks-Mr. Clarence COrson, chair
man; Mr. S. r. Brown. Mr.. Jas, NJ. Green,
Mr.. John f. Herrel, Mr.. A. X. Paris Mr..
II. X. Simpson.
On trust and insurance corlpanies-Mr. A.
A. Wilson. chairman; Mr.. w. Riley Decide,
Mr.. Geo. c. Henn!ng, Mr.. +. 5. Johnson
MIR. Fred Il. Mcclure. MIR. Martin Walker.
on business men. Pennsylvania avenue
and vicinity-Mr. Jas. p. Wilett. chair
man; Frank Hume, Mr. Samuel Cross, Mr..
w. s. Knox Mr.. Clarence +. Norment, Mr.
VIM. II. Mcknew. Mr.. Isadore Saks, Carl
Droop. Z. G.. Schafer
On business men, + and G. streets and vi
cnity-Col. NJ. NJ. Parker chairman; Mr.
A NJ. Lothrop, Mr.. II. X. Willard, Mr.. a.
on business men, 7th and 9th streets and
Center Market and vicinity-Mr. Jesse Il.
Wilson, chairman: Mr.. Matthew G. Emery,
Mr.. w. S. Hoge, Mr.. James Lansburgh. Mr..
S. s. Shedd.
on lumber, coal and other wholesale in
f, terests--Major Henry L, Briscoe, chair
Church, MIR. Geo. S. Kraft, MIR. S. c. Pal
mer, Mr.. Thos. w. Smith, Mr.. VIM. IL.
West, Mr.. w. A. Wimsatt, Mr. V. Baldwin
Johnson Johns Mr. II IL G. ga- Winship' Mr. W. IT,
On press-Mr. John f. wilkins. Mr.. Wal
ter S. Hutchins, Mr.. Frank Il. Noyes.
Committee on Reviewing Stands.
The committee on reviewing stands con-
sidered the situation carefully and de-
termincd to limit these structures to a
handsome and CommOdiOuS stand at the
south front of the Treasury Department
and a smaller one at the east front of TIE
Capitol building, the latter to b. utilized on
sword presentation day for the important
ceremonies in connection Herewith, seats
thereon to be confined to the participants
in the exercises, invited guests and the
press. The reviewing stand proper, whence
Admiral Dewey will review the parade to-
night, was provided with nearly 1000 seats.
which have ben disposed of at prices
ranging from $3.50 to 81 each This stand
was designed by Mr. Appleton p. Clark, jr.,
and its front center, giving an unbroken
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Members: DR.. G. E. Abbot Justice r. H.
Alvey. II. C. Ansley, John T Arms J.
Dewitt Arnold Mahlon Ashford. A. NJ.
Baer. john W. Babson A. l.. Barber. w. E.
Bell. Charles J. Bell. Col. Charles Bird.
Major Henry L. Biscoe. Colonel Henry +.
Bount James Bowen. S Thomas Brown. S.
$. Burdett. j. H. Bradley, A. NJ. Baer,
w. w. Burdette, Albert Carry, Eugene
Carusi. George w. Castelar,. John Cas-
ses, Chas. T. Church. DIR. d. r. Clarke.
Col. Francis Cotton, Clarence Corson, Jus
tee w. S. Cox. Jos. Crawford Samuel A.
Charles G. Dawes, ". Riley Deebe, Pniip
T. Dodge, Charles G. Du'n. c. c. Duncan
monston, John JOY Edison. Matthew g.
Emery, James +. Fitch. Albert +. Fox.
Daniel Fraser. Alfred s Gillett, c. c. Glow
er William A. Gordon. As " NJ. Gould,
J. Heiberger. sr.; George c. Henning, j.
=. Henderson, J. E. Hcrrell, William Is.
Hthbs. w S. Hoge Archibald Hopkins.
Frank Hume. Waller s. Hutchins. Car .es
A. James. L. s. Johnson, V. baldwin J I'M
son, James NJ Johnston. r chard A. John
son. Dr. James Kerr William 5 Knox. Geo
5. Kraft Jas. Lansburgh, Noble d, Larner,
J: +. Legee. r. f. Leighton. A. Lisner, \.
NJ. Lothrop, Frederick T. Mcclure. VIII am
n. Mcknew, George w. McLaIailan. :, I'm
r. Mclean. Alex Porter Morse. Clarence
f. Normcnt j. w. Orme, S. c. Palmer, Col
NJ. NJ. Parker. A. X. Paris. Geo. :. Prin-
die. William Oscar Roome, Samuel Ross,
1sador Saks, \. J. Schafhjr;, II. y. Sey-
mour, S. S. Shedd, Henry X. Simpson. +. c.
Smith. sr.: F. II Smith. Thos. w. Smith,
Jos. Specht, John w. THOMPSON. j. w.
Tolson. Col George Truesdell, George West
inghouse, John F. Wacgaman. Thomas +,
Waggaman. Martin Walker. T. +. Walsh,
VIM. H. West. John f. Wilkins. Henry \.
Willard. H. X. Willard. \. A. Wilson.
Jesse b. Wilson. jeremiah NJ. Wilson. w.
a. Wimsatt, Louis ID. Wine, II. c. Winship
Levi Woodbury.. S. w. Woodward, Jas. T..
Willett.
Suhcommittees on hotels-Mr. VIM. b.
Eiibbs chairman; Mr.. J. De Witt Arnold,
Mr.. Samuel Ross. Mr. Lewis ID. Wine.
on steam railroads-Mr. II. c. Ansley.
chairman: DIR. G. +. Abbot. Mr.. Jos. Craw-
ford, Mr.. J. +. Legge.
on city railroads and steamboat lines
Mr.. George TruesdeI, chairman; Mr.. c. c.
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When ii became positively known that
Admiral George Dewey proposed returning
L. the capital II tho country he had served
SO valiantly and well there was an imme-
date movement heGUn to prepare an ap-
propriate homecoming welcome for him 1t
Washington. The Commissioners the
District realized the necessity of making
arrangements Ey which every citizen of
the District of Columbia could be placed in
the proud position of being host for the
hero and consequently early in June a
committee Of one hundred representative
citizens was selected. Immediately was
commenced the vigorous work which will
br 50 gluri1usly cuu~uumatei tGnisht and
tomorrow. This committee consists OF
William Henderson Moses. chairman: Will
lam Van Zandt COX. vice chairman; Will
lam L. Van Wickle. secretary; John w.
Babson. treasurer. Judge l.. IL. Alvey. Chas.
j Bell Jas. q. Herr-t, Judge f. Z Bing-
ham, Thomas Blagdeu. Scott {. Bone, Gen.
II V. Boynton, Judge y. G. Bradley.
Chaplin Brown, l.. :. Brown. DIR. s c.
Busey. Loring e Chappell, c. Z. Church.
judge H. ". Claybaugh Judge &. {. Cole,
Judge w 5. Cox, Jos. II. Crawford. o. 7.
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W. Cissel. w NJ Clayton, jr. S. A Glenn
ents, Warren J. Coffin. Henry Coggins
j. ]. Crowley. Victor Commins c. F. Cook
Arthur Cowsil. Henry Gushing, Washing
ton Danenhower. Joseph X. Dawson. c. c.
Deakens. Col. VIM. Dickson. c. w. Down
iEg. Rosa F.. Downing, e. H. Droop, Col.
r. G. Dyrenforth. Basil b. Earnshaw, Smith
James S Easily, Dr. Henry Evans, Lieut.
Col. F. Eastman. Capt. James Edgar.
Denis Edwards, VIM. l.. Elterick Richard
Emmons, H. w. Emo, John Joy Edison, jr
r. p. Entriken, John G; Erch, George W.
worth. ]. l.. Feeney. j. Fleming. S. S.
Foniz, Percy S. Foster. Thomas Fraber,
J. II. Frederick. l.. G. Freewalt. Thomas
NJ. Gale, Ralph Gait. W. NJ Garrett. R. |.
Samuel Gompers. Chas. J. Govern. Caspar
Graef. a. p. Greeley. Alex. V, Grimes, w.
II. Grimshaw, DR.. r. II. Gunnel, John II.
GunnelI. VIM. Hahn. w. \. Haley. Edw.
]. Harmon, George Eanold, George f. Har-
bin Samuel Harper. Frederick l.. lIarries,
Gen. George H. Harres. Arthur p. Harris,
j. Joseph HarNel. Lieut.. Roy b. Hayes,
Eenia min Held, Arthur Hendricks, T. S.
Hopkins. Sidney W. Herbert, r. J. Hill,
Lieut.. BENZ. Hedges. Major F. G.. Hodgson.
Willard Ho!comb. Emile Hoier. c. A. Hol
ton, John S. Hoover Lieut.. S. G.. Hopkins,
Frank Iiosford, DR.. Walter Hough, Lieut..
S Porter House DR.. f. T. Howe. f. A.
Howell Maj W. P. Huxford c. j. James,
Or. J. T.. Jones. Joseph w. Javer, VIM. JEFF
fers, jefferson H. Jennings, J. Fl. Johnson,
W. ]. Johnson. Albert Kahlert, Gustave
Kahlert. Geo w Kern John J. King W.
b King Col. G.. c. kniffin. Charles krae-
mer. DR.. F. r. Lane, Louis X. Lam
man, J. S; Larcombe, H. p Littlepage.
Capt. Charles Loeffier. Frank \. Loeff1er.
Andrew Loffer. Or. Thomas l.. Lynch, f.
f. Lyons. D. b. Macleod. John Marbury.
w. II. Marsh, DR.. f. II. Marsteller. l.. S.
n; IL P. Marston Lieut.. F. c; Mattingly,
Col Henry May Nathaniel n. Mccullough,
DR. Thomas l.. Mcdonald, II. II. Mckee,
w. w. MILAN, Sol, Minister. ]. Walter
Mitchell, Percy l.. Moore, Herndon Nor
sell, j 4. Morton. f. A. Mosely. H. b.
Mouton. Maj Edw II. Neumeyer, Col.
Hannibal d. Norton. John a. O'Brien,
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H. B. LOCKER. ]. L. Loose. Oscar Luckett,
M. Marean, Edwin S. NARROW. William ].
Marsh F. P. May, George c. Maynard, c.
A. Mccarthy, VIM. McGinnis, Ed. ]. Nc
Quade G. P. Merrill, VIM. II. Michael,
Robt. l.. Middleton, Francis, Miller, Alex.
Milne. Frank E. Mack, Edw. A. Moseley, Ar
thur c. Moses, Henry n. Moss, Robert P.
Murphy, 2. j. Nee, ]. A. Nicholson, T. c.
Noyes, Francis Nye, Maj. h II. Parmen-
ter Aurestus S. Perham, B. F. Peters. Lo-
wick Pierce, H. p Piilsbury, Maj Fl. L..
Piper. William NJ. Poindexter, William B.
Powell, John c. Rau, Dr. f. F. Repetti,
George w. Ribble, ]. Edw. Roach, ]. s.
Sample. J: A: Shaffer. John C.. Schofield.
Paul f. Sleman. J. Edgar Smith. John
Speed Smith, ]. L. Smithmyer. Harry Stan
diford, BENZ. H. Streeks. Edward Suther-
land. Theodore F. Swayze, Maurice r.
Tally, Blain w. Taylor, o. Fl. Tittman, H.
o. Towles, Lieut.. R. H. Townley, Clement
S. Ucker DIR. Thomas N. Vincent, Ernest
Walker A. H. Warner, r. T. Warwick ].
| E. Watkins, w. M Weaver. Joseph L.
Weller, Oscar w. White, Lloyd B. Wight.
VIM. Nee. Wilson, Elliot Woods, w. j. Zeh.
Executive committee-J. H. Crawford,
chairman; M. l. Weller. vice chairman: P.
]. Brennan, secretary: Col. Cecil Clay, Geo.
w. Lange, Elliot Woods, Isaac Cans, Percy
Crawford. Capt. Henry B. LOCKER, c. E.
Daniel Curry, John r. Galloway, Francis
Nye.
Subcommittee on decorations and ilumi-
nations of public bu,ld!ngs-Col Cecil Clay.
chairman: Theodore f. Swayze vice chair
man: VIM. H. Bayly, secretary; G. W.
Baird. John B. Brady, w. H. Collins Geo.
F. T. Cooke, ]. Madison Davis. Edward H.