The Washington herald., 1907-02-13
PROHIBITION HOST AT CAPITOL
Grand March Around the House Cor
ridors Tomorrow.
Delegates from Many Societies 10 As
dress the District Committee.

There Will be a novel sight at the Capt.
toll tomorrow, when the prohibition hosts
of the District assemble there to appear
at the hearing before the District Com
mittee in support of the Weber bin. The
delegates from a score or more Of rrohjbi-
ton societies will meet just before 10
o'clock ia the Totunda, and there form III
line. with Capt J. p Megrew. Of the
Capitol police. and a detail Of his blue
coats at their head as escort. the line Of
march viii be conducted through the west
door of the rotunda to the door of the
committee room Of the District solons.
There the selected delegates who are TO
address the committee viii file out Of the
line and enter the room. The rest viii
reform and continue their march on
through Stauary Hall down the right
hand. OF west, corridor of the House
through the Speakers lobby, around the
Hall of the House of Representatives, and
back along the east corridor. returning TO
Statuary Hall and the rotunda.
The leaders Of the movement assure the
public. as they have the Speaker and the
chairman Of the District Committee. that
they viii not initiate the chosen Of old
and blow rams horns. as was done when
the encircliHg hosts marched around
Jericho. but Will be quite content to offer
up a silent prayer for the success Of their
cause
The cohorts of prohibition who will thus
exercise the right Of petition in the cause
of a dry town will be represented by the
following delegates. The speakers have
been allotted five minutes each. Tie
speakers are:
Hon a. r. Weber author Of the biH; Rev. Carl
C. Donsy, D. D., Anti-sal0on League. Rev Donald
Macleod, ID. D., Presbyterian Church: Rev. IVES
ton BUuC. ID. D.. Baptist Church, Rev George
". King Ph. d., Methodist Church; Rev. Fred j..
Power. Christian Church; Rev D. l. Blskenore.
n T. ChuTchS Rev. Zed II. Corp. Good Citizenship
Committee, AIrs. Clinton Smith W0maus Christian
Temperance Union, MT. ". g. Van NatTc Rccha-
bites; Mrs. Dr. f. r. Gilbert Good Templars, Rev
{. F. Wubigler Prohibition Crusaders. Mr.. A. T.
Shoemaker. Anti saloon Leagne attorney; Mr. Ed
Udgd TaTIng District Christian EudeayOT Union.
Alr. W. H. Hickey viii present resolutions adopted
40 the Beasco Th5ater meeting
Those who viii attend the meeting Of
the committee. representing different de
nominations and societies, are:
N T. Church dclegati0H-Rev. ]. +. Amos A. r.
SDeman George W. King, Joseph z. smith, A.
hi-i.lafl ircif-- W e4attAht4 Joseph ItaN~llr a.
o. Isaac ". L. Lynn. s. Reese Murray. T. j.
Huntlsy, Henry Baker, ". /. Dawson, W C.
Brian DR. Il. X. Naylor presiding elder
Baptist delegatioH-BeFs, J. J. Muir. r. Hez
Sven J. G. Ball 5 W. Johnson. Hugh l. Steven
son. 5. NJ Greene. a. Z. Graves. Weston BFuner.
O. r. Winbige.
Rechsbites-Wayne W CordeI. Philip Le Dera,
James II. Loyeless Airs. Lola Y Marks. Mrs. Nellie
A. Rowe John J. Coulter, T. " Newman, ". s.
Barnes, George ". Rue, Mrs, NJ. r. Mah0ney, Mr..
Alice LithgoW, airs. Sadie T. Hissey, Mrs. sue l..
BTlCW \ +. VoWels
independent Order Good Templars-Alrs T. K.
Gilbert l. L. Corby. a. /. Shoemaker, ). III.
WestdalI W. II. Hickey
Woman's Christian Temperance Union-AIrs. Gin
ton smith, Mrs " +. Cohen, Mrs W. T. DE Bie-
mer. Mrs Emma shelton, Mrs Clayton r. Euig,
Mrs Charles p. Granddeld. Miss Florence NJ Brown.
Anti Saloon Leagle-Rev. Carl q. Doney, Rev. +.
e. Dmwidde. Mrs. Don c. Blaine, Airs. Oluey,
Arthur Stabler. L. L. Dutton. Rev ID. L. Blake
more NIrs BcuY James s. Fmsicr
Christian Eudcav0r-Edward Tarring. Harry r..
Leach A. W Stauatt j. n. PicSens H. G. TableT,
C. W Wise. Rex + Kinssll Joseph II. Lee.
Prohibition CIusaders-Iohn Z. Mahouev L. +.
Randolph Charles Williams. Rev. Richard Riedel
o. b. Hallam. Rev. A X. Wright W. G. Van
AIatrc. A. NJ Brown. John w. Barse, Mrs. Sarah
smith, Miss Mamie Bishop Ira D. Conckling.
Catholic r. A William +. Downey.