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The Washington times., 1906-01-06
DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths were reported AT the
Health DeDartm= tent within the past twenty
four hours;
Baylor. Frednera le. 203 Wilson ST. nv
Butt. George, -. Govt Hospital Insane.
Biakey. Lee. s. Iz2 l. ST NV
Beckett CharIO tie, So 24iSiz 18Th 81. NV
Bliss. Edward .5aLles, Is, 595 II ST ne.
Chew, Jene F. s, = q 81 sw
Fields. Maggie B.. a. so7 SIN 81 nv
Flynn, Catherine. 20, I110 18th 81. NV
Fancy. John, 7. ll59 y. h ave.
Gordon, Hauietue g. o.. . Cook place NV
HaTbin. MargaTc1 J.. s.. 3246 Grace 81. NV
Hooper. George ". g.. Govt Hosp. Insane
Hall. Margaret. a. Sfbiey Hospital
Lugenbeel, Hauwsy p, =, 70 lgLh St. ne,
Muller, F. Henrietta IS. I443 Staughtou NV.
McCarty. Warren A 81. J.. q. MI Oiiyet 81.
Newton. Beulah, . months, 2fd5 Union Ct
O O'Donoghue. Daniel. 50. lst and & SITS nv
Richardson. Daisy g. "a Anacostia ave Sc
Stevenson, arthur r, Is days, rs 81 st. nv.
TCWson. Dorsey Z ". ST. 80 NJ ST. nv
Thornton, Alex Bar ker. SO, f64i Newteu NV.
Nawler. Martha h. -. 1913 Bil,nore ST. nv.
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hISCHIEVOUS BOREAS
SNATCHED THE SAWBUCK
Blew Ten Dollar Bill From Shoppers
Hand and Then
Made Of. .

AT 10 O'Clock this morning when the
wind was at its highest lady stepped
from her carriage at the corner OF
Fifteenth and q streets. having i'm her
gioyed hand a $40 bill The winds that
blew strongly around the corner build
ing whisked it from her fingers and It
went skurrying up G street among ears
and yehicles.
Tn coachman and the newsboy who
opened the carriage door saw the occur
renee and endeaVored TO watch the
course OF the piece Of currency. but It
soon was lost to view. A systematic search
was instigased by the spectators, cab
men and newsboys under the direction OF
the police officer for that corner. but the
whereabouts Of the SO bin are as yet
mystery uns0lyed.
q street was searched for blocks, and
the doorways and basement entries
were looked into. Attempts were made
to trace the air currents from the cor
ner 10 get their direction and the turn
ings into other streets. wag sug-
gested TO the searchers 10 give TO the
winds another bill Of the same denorni-
nation and watch its course TO know
Just what such a piece OF money wouss
90 under the circumstances.
All effort was in the end given uU
and the money lies secreted along the
p0pulous thOTOughfare. and passeFs by
keep the corner Of the eye out for
the fiutter OF a bin that may be at any
time uncovered.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COhPl
MAKES GOOD $4,000 LOSS
Money Was Missing From Pouch Sent
From Augusta to New
York.

1t was learned today that The Adams
Express Company had made good the
lS.000 which disa ppeared from a pouch
ent from Augusta, Ga, TO New York
dty several days ago. The money was
hipped TO a bank in the metropolis, but
10 far as the bank is concerned. the
package never Disappeared, as SIS coo
vas delivered and nothing was said and
10 questions asked.
Pinkerton detectives are still work
ng on the case. btu as yet they have
10 clue as 10 who Eot the money or
What became of the package Jordan
md Moore. the messe gers, ard Ar hu,
feller. helper in he exnres car rom
Washington and New Yo k have been
Toss-questioned several tines. but the
detectives and con- pany officials have
Ieen unable TO learn anyth ng from the
.mplovvs of the 7yhereab outs OF the
money The employees are still being
watched by agents of the company. as
veil as the detectives.
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MILDLY DECATUR
Is NOT GUILTY
Continued from First Page)

zoo" was. He could not state how many
times he stood on his head. This Incl
dent took place some time before the
Army ana Navy football game.
To refresh witness memory, the judge
advocate furnished him with copy OF the
testimony witness save to the special
board Of inquiry. This testimony re-
lated to MaTzOni, requiring witness 10 DO
the Sixteen ~ Witness said he could not
recall that he made such . statement
before the board as the testimony was
not read over TO him. Counsel for the
accused brought out that witness and
MaTzoni were friendly and on one OCca-
sion MarZOni came into witness room
To help him with his Spanish lesson.
Witness did not consider that he had
been ever abused by MarZOni To the
judge advocate, witness said he never
heard an upper-class man to request
plebe to stand on his head. II was not
done in the form of a request And
everybody smiled at the answer.
Replying TO question from Captain
Rees, president of the court, witness
said he considered II an indignity TO
stand on the head Counsel Nor the ac-
cused, witness sad Marzoui had, on
one occasion. interferred with a mid
shipman who was hazing him. and for
this act witness felt grateful toward
the accused. At this point the court
took a recess.
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DR.. MORRIS CALLS WIFE'S
EJECTHENT AN OUTRAGE

This White House outrage is a
burning shame and a national dis
grace" said Dr. Minor Morris, hus-
band Of the woman who was f0rcibIy
elected from the White House Thurs
day, and dragged several hundred feet
to a house Of detention cab. DR.. Nor
ris Joined his wife this morning at the
New Willard Hotel, having just ar
rived in the city from Ohio. where he
was when the incident occurred
To think that my wife. who is the
finest pianist in Washington, and now
has two books in manuscript, should
be charged with insanity" he ex-
claimed
DR.. Norris said that he had not de-
cided what steps TO take in regard to
the treatment his wife had suffered.
He Will however, urge that an inyasti-
cation be made into his dismissal from
the army medical service.
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PREVENTED PNEUMONIA
2. "a. Clifford, OF 5ura1o, Was Cured
By Father Johns Medicine.

Mr.. Edward II Clifford. OF No. I34
Sandusky St, Buffalo, writes: For
the benefit of others. 1 most cheerfulIy
recommend Father Johns Medicine as
body builder and sure cure TO any
person troubled with colds or coughs.
l wa troubled with a bad cold and was
threatened with Pneumonia. After the
first bottle, 1 found myself much i'm
proved, and after the third bottle / was
entirely rid al the cough and soon be-
gan 20 gain strength aad flesh. You are
entirely welcome 10 use my name. I
VIII be ready al any moment 10 recon-
mend your medicine TO any person
Is gned) Edward N. Clifford
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DE GRAW ASKS MORE CLERKS
FOR DEAD LETTER DIVISION

Fourth Assistant Postmaster Genera
DeGraw, In handling the business OF the
Division OF Dead Letters. - hich wa
transferred TO his bureau in the recent
reorganization of the department has
found that the clerical force III that di-
vision is insufficient 10 conduct the work
expeditiOusly.
In the past. many clerks in the de-
partmeBt have considered an i,ss En-
menj 10 the Division of Dead Letters
undesirable Mr. DcfSruw's idea M W
ever, is TO place this dlVisICI n an c,ld Al
footing with the other divisions of his
bureau, and with that end In view, has
transferred To il u number OF good clerks
from other portions OF the bureau.
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WESLEY DENT LETTER
PR0BATED AS HIS WILL

A letter written by Westley Dent April
., 1905. 10 David Clark, president OF the
Young Mems Immediate Relief Associa-
tion. was offered today for probate as
his last viii and testament. The text OF
the letter follows;
In case of my death ] desire You to
expend the amount of $l25. due me from
your association, is follows; Expenses
Of funeral not 70 exceed S15; pay TO Dr.
Pierce his bill in full; divide the re-
mainder, il any, between Nancy VIII
Jams and Victoria Lucas
The paper is signed ''FTaternally
yours, and is properly attested.
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POLICE SERGEANT'S CASE
AMICABLY SETTLED

IL was definitely understood at the
District building that the case of Sergt.
S. j. Harry. the policeman attached 10
the Seventh precinct sub-station at
Tenleytown. who was tried by the trial
board Of neglect of duty and fined s25,
has been finally settled
After the conviction of Sergeant Harry
and a subsequent hearing before the
Board of District Commissioners, who
sustained the finding of the police tri-
bunal. Alexander Wolf. counsel for the
officer, filed a petition in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia and
the court granted a writ of VeTtisrari for
a review of the case. An amicable set
tlcment is said to have been reached
this morning when it was understood
that Attorney Wolf signified his inten-
ton of Withdrawing the case.
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SOCIETY WILL DISCUSS
ADHESIVE POSTAGE STAMPS

The Washington PhilateIie Society viii
hold its regular meeting Monday. Jan
uary S. at 5l4 Ninth street northwest
at 7;z5 %. N. The subject for consider
alton and discussion viii be Adhesive
Postage Stamps or the United States 20
Mr. John W Dye will have charge -Uf
that part OF the meeting. The members
VIII bring their collections and dup.I-
cate stamps Tor exchange. Visitors wall
be- welcome. especially those interest
cd in any branch OF philateIy-
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Minority Report.
HOUSE BILL TO REGULATE
TAX ON IMPORT COTTON

Representative CLARK OF Florida in "A
House bill introduced today. asks that
an import tax Of - cents per pound
De levied on all Egyptian and other
long staple cotton brought into this
country I'm lint form. and a tax of four
cents be levied on all such cotton i'm
ported in the seed form.
The Florida Congressman also intro
duced a bill TO require the Secretary Of
Agriculture TO make monthly reports
on the condition Of the crops OF long
staple cotton. plneappies, and oranges.
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SAVED HIS BABY
Baby 1EcG1 ire Cured OF Bronchitis and
Who.5p2ng Cough By Father
Johns Medicine.

In a recent letter from Long Island
City. W iliis m +. Mcclure says. MY
baby has been sick with bronchitis
and whOOpiI z cough. and Father John s
Medicine has worked wonders in curing
the little one You can say for me that
/ think il great medicine as a
tonic and b)dy-buildeF also. not only
for children. but for grown people as
well (SigBed) William F. Mcclure,
ia Academy street. Long Island City,
y. Y
Father J0hr : Medicine cures Colds.
Coughs. CatEr-h, Asthma and all throat
and lung troubles. 1t IS without equal
as q body buL der and health food
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URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL
APPROPRIATES MILLIONS
House Committee Will Report the
Measure Next
Week.

The urgent deficiency appropriation
bin viii be reported 70 the House the
latter part OF next week, and Will call
for an appropriation OF a sum in the
neighborhood of s., 100000,
The estiCNstes OF the appropriations
of this class required by the Govern
ment foot up little more than $1,000
COO. but the sub-committe in charge OF
framing the bin viii turn il down This
subcommittee Wi begin work on the
measure next Tuesday and will COM
piete il before the expiration of that
week.
The following two weeks VIII be de
voted 10 framing the legislative, eXecu-
tive and judicial bill. Immediately af-
ter this has been disposed Of. the sub
committee, IN charge of the District Of
Columbia appropriation bill, VIII begin
framing the local measure.
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VERMONT RAILWAY WRECK
NEAR BENNINGTON

BENNINGTON. VI. Jan. 6.-A south
bound train, consisting of sleeping cars,
on the Rutland railroad. ran into
freight train at Walloomsack, n. y.
early this morning. Charles WardWeH.
engineer Of the passenger and his fire.
man, whose name is unknown. We're ter
ribly scalded. The baggage and combina-
ton car turned bottom side up and Law
across the track. None of the passengers
was injured. Three Of the freight cars
were dltched
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PRESIDENT WILL NOT
INTERFERE TN CASE

Although the President has been asked
TO Interfere in behalf of the life of An
toinetta Tolla. the Hackensaek, n. j.,
woman sentenced TO be hanged on Jan
nary u, he VIII take no action in the
case. The plea in behalf of the con-
demned woman was sent TO the Presi-
dent by the Susan b. Anthony Club. of
Cincinnati. The petition asked the
question:
can a woman be hanged in New Jer-
Sey FOR defending her honor in her own
home %
As announced in the case of James
Howard, convicted in Kentucky of the
murder of former Governor Goebel. the
President does not interfere in State
cases.
Occasionally he writes a personal let
ter TO the governor of a State asking
consideration OF case,
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
ROCKS CHICAGO SUBURB
Ten 10 Fifteen Persons Reported KilIe d
in Quarry Fa-
taIity.

CHICAGO. Jan 6-From ter To fift cen
persons were reported TO have Do cen
killed by an explosion Of dynamite in
the quarTies of the Dailiey Stone Com-
pany. at Summit. d suburb ffteen miles
from Chicago on the Archer road, st ort-
ly before noon today
The concusSion resulting from the ex-
plosion rocked hundreds Of buiIErgs in
Chicago. Morgan Park. South ClLCago
HegeWisCh. I.emOnt and other towns
were excited over the report that many
men had been killed. Details of the ac
cident were eagerly sought
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
MARSHAL TURNER K
GIVEN CORDIAL WELCOME

Deputy United tSates Marshal Edward
L. TurtteT was given "A cordial welcome
by his fellow deputies at the City Hall
today. upon his return from sun Pan
cisco. Gal. where he had beer scsr in
charge of two Chinese wpo were ord
ered To he deDorte,i
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Five delicious havors - Vanilla.
Lemon, Chocolate. Strawberry. Orange.
10 Cents at ALI Grocers
Order package OF each flavor today.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Conference on Hazing
Held at White House

Thep was a long conference at the
White House last night or the subject
of haz ng at the Naval Academy and
the sci ection Of a chief of staf.
1t chts conference were the Presf-
dent and four Cabinet officials, Secre-
taries Taft, Root, Bonaparte, and At
torney General Moody. No conclusion
was reached, at least, no statement
was given out.
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GOVERNOR AND SENATOR DIsAeR

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. sit is feared
here that there viii be a personal en-
counter between Senator J. A. McLau-
rim and Governor Vardaman over a
statement given out by the. Senator. in
which ne calls Nardaman "a vile sland-
eTer and a despicable creature"
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Jiminez Favored.

From cape Haytien 1t Is reporusd thar
a large part Of the people Of tlle no-lh-
eTn section Of the country faNsor JImi-
nezs ambitions
The report that General pich slrdo :he
former governor OF Monte Chi sst who
had declared In favor of Mora les. but
upon the death OF General II. R.o-lri illez
has declared his inbention of q gh5inz i'm
his OWE behalf and opening n an at
tack on Santiago also has attrs .ctsyd con-
siderable attention
The Washington times., 1906-01-06
Art AND LANGUAGE SCHO0I

English sch" pl for foreigners. JieFman ana.
French lessor TO Americans. OrnameufsI
flower and ng' u-ative designing and InodeIing
Rules and IL E0ry Of STYLES in cofnr.osffto.gs
Tor architects, illustrators. lithog7 apaers frss
coers, sign ma t-rs. sketch artists yrogrzE3h,,
photography, ,Htchings keram y Prof
ZOLIEk. y19 IL st NV -
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 60 cents.
guarantee waltz -WO-step, Tivs lessons; class
81 month. SOeClai rates clubs, piano L5p.
quick, mod. 4neth Il. Address with stanue5
envelope. 10 - Times Office ias-4t
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Harmony Upset.

There is no denying the fact that the
present proceedings at the Academy has
completely upset and disdrranged the
entire harmony heretofore prevailing
among the classes. This is specially no
riceable in the study room, so say those
in "a position TO know. And this condi-
ton is more marked among the members
OF the first class than the other two
classes.
Today 1t was whispered that twenty
five first class men are to face d court
martial. There Is no information as to
who they are. nor Will tho authorities
give a hint on the subject. just who
viii be Tried after Midshipman Causey,
first class, cannot at thiS time be defn-
ittly stated.
He was served with papers yesterday.
Ills trial follows MarZOni's. The rule is
to give the charge and specifications to
The victim about two days in advance of
calling him TO trial, so that when he a3-
pears before the court he will be pre-
pared TO proceed and thus save time.
From a remark dropped by an official
tlday the court will have cases enough
TO keep II going ali OF next week.
The papers in the cases of Midshipmen
Coffin, Decatur, and Foster are now
said 10 be az the Navy Department.
The Washington times., 1906-01-06

hood by forcing An unnat ural union
OF the Territories against the will Of
the people" is denounced as .'Ultera-
radical" and "ReYolutionaI- 1t is
denounced. moreover, us Tie last ef-
fort To minimize the inhuetlce OF the
West and Southwest in the citadel of
Federal power the UniIed States SEN
ate"
II is better. these men of the minority
contend, that the Territo-ies opposed TO
consolidation f'shall be deni ed State
mood under the theory of this bill in
definitely than that the conditions
forced by an unnatural union should
exist"
The Statehood bill. By virtue of the
r9le which is TO accompany II. will have
the right of way. aud viii temporarily
sldetrack the Philippine taTin bill
When the Statehood bill has been dis
posed Of. consideration ri the Philip
pine bill will be resumed. and the tariff
tie period. It IS the belief that the
debate VIII extend well Into the follow
ing week
Although the bill for the encourage
ment OF the American me rchant marine
has the right Of way in the Senate, Il
Is not the purpose of ius advocates 10
permit II 10 interfere With other i'm
poTiant business next WI elk MF. Cal
iln8er viii on Monday ei plain at some
length It's provisions anc the purposes
desired Other advocates Of a ship sub
sidy expect 10 be heard Ia ter.
No General On der.
There has been thus tar no general
order OF business for the Senate To de-
eide upon The joint St atehood bin is
now in committee. 1t may be reported
before the end OF the weeH 1t is expect
cd that the committee = i'll meet early
IN the week ana arrange "a program for
The remainder OF the sesss on. which viii
include q speedy cOnsids ration Of the
Philippine tariff bill, no " before the
House. Present indicatid ns point to "a
large portion of the comI z week being
devoted 10 a consideration Of executive
business. There are m my important
yet 20 be acted upon, among
The number being those of the Canal
Commissioner lust before the hoIida =
recess. Bhe Senate TeCons ideTed its ac-
zion in confirming the ma -mbers of the
commission. because the President had
sent TO u the name Of J. =. Bishop the
former press agent 10 MI d vacancy
OF the board
II Is The purpose of the minority mem
bcTs 10 keep the SantO Domingo question
before the Senate ia open session. A
resolution by Mr Tillmaf. calling upOn
tb4 President for informati on a. 10 pres
eIzt conditions on the island. will come
up in regular order on Moniay. II will
hAely cause spirited discussion when
pressed.
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Outburst of Anln1osity
In the LOwer House
last and West Will Lock Horns Next Week
IN Bitter Struggle Over State
hood Bill

There w IL be an oItburst OF sectional
anlmos dy in the House next week Not
the Marta against the South, but the
west az dinst the East The State
hood bill. viii be reported 10 the House
by Rep 'esentative Hamilton, OF Alichl-
gan, au thor OF the measure, and chair
man a the Committee on Territories
which has had it under eonsidera ton.
Then the concert will begin. The bill
provid es for the creation of two new
suites oklahoma, composed of Okla
homa and Indian Territory. and Arizo-
ma, ARIZONA and New Mexico. There
Is m objection either on the part Of
Repg Lblicans or Democrats 10 the ere
atiog OF the new state of Oklahoma as
outF med, but the opposition 10 the con
solt iatiOn of Arizona and New Mexico
as one State. is. violent. particularly
am oug Western Republicans. Tie West
err .ers declare that il is a scheme 20
W AIKEN the West in the United States
Sc nate; they denounce il as an attempt
~ Eastern Senators, fearful that their
- lpremacy may be jeopardized, 70 keep
= he growing West from receiving its
proper recognition. Democrats oppose
the con solidation for other reasons, and
are ready 20 make common cause with
dissatisfied Republicans ia the House.
IN order 10 prevent the possibility Of
disagreement of the rlans Of the lead
ing Republican the committee on
rules will acoIn'any the Hamilton bill
With rule. providing. IS its most i'm
portant feature, that no amendments
shall he permitted. AS was made evi-
dsat in the House conference held on
tt e Statehood bill, there are enough
Republicans in = House opposed TO
the dill To upset = rule. if they should
vote with the Democrats. It is not
generally believed. however, that the
leaders Of the opposition will go so far
as To override the House Organization
forces.
Minority Report.
If the report should be made or
Monday, as is now proposed, the vote
viii be taken on Tuesday. The bill
viii also be accompanied by minority
report Of the emocrdts of the Commit
tee Ou Territories. charging the Repub-
iicans with a violation OF party plat
forms, which are construed 10 plainly
promise Statehood for each Of the Ter
rlJOries Of New Mexico, oklahoma and
Arizona. The denial Of The ''Iuch0ate
right Of a Territory 20 ultimate State
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ISLAND REVOLUTION
PRACTICALLY OVER
President Morales in Hid
ing Near Capital.
SERIOUS FIGHTING OCCURS
Rebel Gunboat Kills Thirty and
Wounds Sixty in Puerto
Plata.

Reports that the revolutionary move
ment in Santo Domingo is practically at
an end are confirmed by dispatch re-
ceived today at the State Department
from Minister Dawson IT states that
the whereabouts of Carlos Morales. the
fleeing President. are still unknown. but
he Is thought 10 be In hiding only ii few
miles out OF the capital
The lighting. which lasted three days.
was of "a serious nature. but no details
TO the dead and wounded are given.
TelegTaphic communication throughout
the island has been restored, II is stated,
except with Monte Christi This Is the
station Of the Venezuela cable. and the
break prevents the State Department
from keeping in close touch with the
situation in the beliigerent South
American republic
According to advtces received late
yesterday at the War Department from
Colonel Cotton. the American collector
of customs IN the republic, Moraless
has been impeached by the congress.
Rebel Gunboat in Action.
'"The rebel gunboslt independence II
was seen last night OF Puerto Plata. >
one dispatch stated Desultory nrlI lg
all day Thirty men killed and six ~
wounded on Caceres' side. Loss on
other side unknown Medical ass is
tance is being sent IRON. the Ameri, zln
warship 10 the wounded ashore. un der
the Red Cross flag.
The death of Rodriguez was a q eat
blow TO his party. Seven Ameri car.
citizens nave been taken aboard tn e
Scorpion No casualties arlong Il g
Americans. Hostilities have cea seq "
officials Of the State Department . uc
the DipiOmatk, Corps here. continue Il
closely watch developments IN the lit
tie republic. cae latest news TO ars ,ust
their interest Deing lie aunouucer leni
thar General JiIninez, the forEacr D resi-
dent OF the country. has lex p Ierto
Plata for Monte Christi, with .ae vow
ed intention Of en- isiihE. the sLrsit,es OF
Morales TO assist MIN 70 asce ui 20 tile
presidency