Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
FORMALLY LAUNCHED.
National william Mckinley Memori-
al Arch Association Of this City.


al Arch Association of this City.
The National William Mckinley Memori-
al Arch Association was permanently or
gauized IN this city the past week -Four
new members Of the executive committee
were elected, viz Admiral George Dewey
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Gen, H. "
Boynton, and T. Southard Parker. The
meeting was held In the Offices of the
American Security and Trust Company
The list of committeeman for the District
submitted by Mr.. John Joy Edison was com
6rmed The following named gentlemen
are on the list
T.. Southland Parker, chairman Justice
Richard II. Alvey John r. Arms Dr. u. b.
Babbitt. Col G. w. Baird, II. A. Barrows,
David S. Barry. George A. Bartlett, Dr. ].
W. Bayne, Conrad Becker, Prof Alex
Graham Bell, James T.. Bell Justice T.. L.
Bingham, W j. Boardman, Charles a.
Boynton, Henry v Boyntou Scott c. Bone,
Rev. T. NJ. Bristol, Adds b Browne, Chaplin
Brown, S. Thomas Brown, Rev. J. C. Butler
John NJ Carson, Henry Casson, p b. Chase
c. A. Clements, John L. Cook, George W.
Cook, W " Cox Col. w. II. Crook, Henry
Z. Davis Lewis Davis, John Deviue, W.
W. Dudley T. 6. Dunnen, John Joy Edison,
Frank /. Evans, George W. Evans, Capt.
Eugene o. Fechet, A, L. Fox, Dr. T. a.
Gardner Louis Garthe, George Gibson, Col.
G. c. Goodloe Ashley NJ. Gould, Bernard
r. Green, Rev. S. II. Greene, Rear Admiral
James A Greer, w. i. Guide, William Hahn,
George T.. Hamilton Rev. r. S. Hamlin,
Gen. George II Harries, George c. Hen
ming, John T. Herrell, Hon L. G. Hine
Thomas j. Hobbs, B. w. Holman, Archibald
Hopkins, Paymaster J., Hunt q. S. NJ
Stilson Hutchius, Charles A. James, T.. S.
Johnson, S, Kann, W. w. karr, Rudolph
Kaufman $. H. Kaufman, Dr. Richard
Kiugsman, VIM S. Knox, Dr. D. S. Lamb
John Lectch, J.. NJ. Lipscomb A. Lisner A.
NJ Lothrop, j. ID. McChesney T.. b.
Mcclure, Dr. G. l.. Magruder James Rush
Marshall, Otto Mears Rufus b. Merchant
John A. Merritt John p. Miller Charles
Moore, Frederick L. Moore, Thomas Nor
rson, Charles T. Morse, w b Moses, Scott
Nesbit Rev. S. NJ. Newman, Richard B
Nixon, Clarence +. Normeut, Crosby T.
Noyes, S. c. Palmer, Myrou NJ. Parkcr A.
X Paris, r. Ross Perry, Rev. u. c. B.
Pierce, Rev. Il ID. Power, Rev. i. J. Pretty
man, Mahlon Purcell, William H. Rapley
Henry Rechtiu, W w Richardson, The.
ophilus L Roessle, c. C. Rogers, John W.
NOHn 1NNN H. ANAAhl NAlH AodNANAN f'AAeaI -
7. Saul, L. NJ. Saunders, Rev. J. NJ Schaick,
Rev. Frank Sewell, William NJ. Shuster
Rev Alex Mackay. Smith, +. II. Smith
Sydney t. Smith Dr. Z. I. Sewers, Ellis
Spear, Rev D. J. Stafford, O. c. Staples
Edwin J. Stellwageu, T. c. Stevens L. H.
Suckncy Rev Louis Stern Israel W
Stone, Henry c Swan, Dr. William Tin
dali w. p Titcomb. Hon. George Truesdeu
Rev. John Van Schaick, b. H. Warner NJ l.
Weller, T. A. Wickersham, John B. Wight
Henry A. Willard, Albert A. Wilson, Jesse
B. Wilson, Gen. J. NJ Wilson l.. d Wine,
Simon Wolf s. w Woodward, Dr. w. c.
Woodard, A. S Worthington
Additional national vice. presidents were
elected as 70 lows: Gen. John NJ. Schofeld,
commanderin.chief Of the Loyal Legion;
Mr. j. Edwin Brown, the commaudcr-in-
chief of the Union Veteran Legion, and
Gen. Robert ST. G. Dyrenfouh, commander
in.chief of the Union Veterans Union
Il has been decided TO send letters to the
vice-presidents OF the states and territories
informing them of their election and sug.
gcsting plans of work. It was expected each
will organize committees Immediately fol-
the solicitation OF funds TT is also decided
that the executive committee should issue
an appeal for funds to all Of the various
organized bodies, such as banks, churches
and fraternal societies.