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The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN
New Workers Arrange Con
ference with President.
WILL MEET HERE NOVEMBER Is
Chairman Woodruff says Roosevelt
VIII BE Republican Choice at Con-
ventiOn. While Others Declare that
Recent Events Have shown His
Waning Popularity in the Country.

New York. Nov. 6-Chairman Woodruff
Of the Republican State committee. ac-
companied by Speaker James ". Wads-
worth. jr.. and other New York Republi-
cans. are 10 journey 10 Washington on
November 16 20 discuss with President
Roosevelt the Republican situation in the
State. The conference was arranged to
aay ~ the President II was admitted
that the national situation. so far as Il
had 10 do with New York State. in the
Republican national convention is 10 be
the chief topic
With the local and State elections out
OF the way in New York, Republicans
said today that the Presidential confer
ence with Mr Woodruff. Mr NVadsworth.
looking 20 the shaping Of affairs in the
presidential year. Il was added that
neither Mr.. Woodruff or other state Re
pUbHcans had been requested either 10y
the President or the Presidents friends 70
attempt 10 boost the boom for Secretary
Taft.
Say President Is Weakening.
II is known in certain quarters that as
far. back as last January President Roose-
veit was impOTtuned by close friends OF
Secretary Taft TO keep a sharp watch or
the New York Republican State organiza-
( ton. to be able 20 control - possibl,
next June the seventy-eight delegate.
from that State That work for control
not necessarily for Secretary Taft, il was
said, is now TO be begun.
Grave doubt was expressed to-day 10y
4 influential Republicans in the State or.
/ ganizatiOn as % President Roosevelt,
ability Il control the majority of the del
! egates. either for himself or Secretary
I Taft. or any candidate whom he is sup
/ posed 20 favor The defeat Of Represent
ative Burton. for mayor of Cleveland: IN,
overturn in New Jersey. distiactively
| business State. and the reduced pIuralitie.
in most parts Of New York State outsid,
/ Of Kings County. were indications. il wa.
said. that the President is on the 90
boggan," as a Republican national com
mitteeman from a distant State. put it.
Declares for RoOseveIt.
Chairman Woodruff William Barnes
jr.. Of Albany. Francis Hendricks. o
Syracuse. and George W. AIdridge O
Rochester. by the results on Tuesday il
their respective bailiwicks. were locke,
upon to-day at Republican State head
quarters as the strong men Of the Stat
organization. Concerning the nationa
situation. Mr.. Woodruff said:
Speaking as a business man. there is
in my judgment. not the slightest doub
as to what wllA happen at the next Re
publican national convention. Just a
sure as ] am sitting here. Presiden
Roosevelt will be renOminated. no matte
what his own inclinations may be II
may fatty decline to'accept a renomina
ton, but the situation that will arise vii
think. be one he will not be able to con
troll Sc far as l am able to see. taer
are certain forces at work which ar
gathering so much strength that the
cannot help but result in the renornina
ton OF President Roosevelt"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
WOMAN AIDS BURGLAR.
Nervous Thief Accepts 10 Per Cent
of Available Cash.

New York. Nov. 6-With his face COW
cred with a black mask. tied with rib
bons of a delicate shade of pink, and
carrying a revolver of which he seemed
to stand in mortal fear. a highly-nerv-
Gus burglar entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Simmons. Of Bloomfield.
\. j., to-day. He held up the husband
and wife. accepting $50 from a roll of
$500 which they showed him. and de-
parted on trolley car for parts un-
known.
I hate 10 do this. but 1 need the
money was the burglars excuse In
a very faint voice he threatened to KIN
both husband and wife If they did not
comply with his demands. he was SO
nervous that Mrs Simmons. fearing the
pistol would explode. agreed to give him
the money, which he solemnly promised
to repay
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
RAILWAY DISPUTES SETTLED.
English Companies and Employees
Reach Satisfactory Agreement.

London, Nov. 6.-The dispute between the
railway companies and their employees has
been settled and there will be no strike.
Eleven Of the leading companies and rep
resentatives Of the Amalgamated Society
OF Railway Servants have signed an
agreement. drafted by Mr.. Lloyd-George,
president Of the board OF trade. providing
for the consideration OF the disputes by
a board Of concuiation. composed equally
Of directors of the companies and en-
ployes with an appeal 10 arbitration il
the trouble cannot be settled by the
board The agreement is terminable by
a years notice at the end Of six years.
The settlement. which is regarded as
establishing Mr.. Lloyd-George's reputa-
tion for tact and diplomacy, involves con
cessions 10y both sides.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BIG PLURALITY FOR WHITLoCK.
Beats Democratic and Republican n
Opponents by 6.sOO.

SPECIAL % TIE washington Hcrald-
Toledo. Ohio. Nov. 6-COmplete returns
here gives WhiJlock. Independent. 800
plurality over BARLEY. Republican. and
Stevenson, Democrat. Stevenson ran
very poor third. polling only I,7c5.
The rest of the Independent ticket was
elected by large ma jorities. with the ex-
ception Of the police clerk which went
Republican by small majority The
independent party also elected ten out
of sixteen cOuncilmen.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
WESTON KEEPS UP PACE.
Takes a Nap i'm Troy and Hikes on
TO schenectady.


Troy. y. Y, Nov. 6.-WestoB. the walk
er, who is hiking from Portland, Me, to
Chicago. arrived here this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, covering 4SS1z miles. He sprinted
through Second street 10 the Mansion
House and went to bed. His trip to-day
was through d storm of rain. He ap-
peared in good physical condition. but
financially his outfit was reported IN bad
shape. One Of his encourage reputed 10
be a reporter for a New York paper
said that the old man was seventy miles
ahead Of the record. How this could be
is a queer problem when the schedule
called for the trudger's arrival this after
noon.
After his nap OF nearly three hours
Weston left for Schenectady, where he
will pass the night.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
USED RAZOR ON ACTOR.
Edward Boring Badly Cut Up in
Fight with Negrn.

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 6.-Edward Bor-
ing. leading man IN Nellie, the Beau
tiful Cloak Model" which is running at
a local thesteT, was badly injured to-
day by negro porter named Holt, in
the lobby of the Hotel English. Just
how the fight started is not known. but
Holt attacked the actor with a razor.
One stroke cut open Boring's left ear and
a second laid open his throat on the
right side. leaving a cash three inches
long and an inch deep. and narrowly
missing the jugular vein. Boring's hands
were also badly cut with the razor In
the excitement Holt escaped and cannot
be found.
II is said that Boring struck Holt over
the head with cane and called him
niger"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Great bargains in rare mahogany, furni-
ture, silver, china. rugs. books. &c. were
obtained IN the Wales sale At Sioans $. I407
C ST. yesterday. The sale opens this
morning at II O'Clock with No 2ol OF the
catalogue and at p. m with No. 58i
This is a most important day. as many Of
the most valuable pieces will be reached.
Rooms comfortable and seats nrOvided
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-fair to-
day; diminishing northwesterly
winds; tomorrow fair; slightly
warmer.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Hurricane Damage in Mexico.

Mexico City. Nov. "a hurricane
caused much destruction OF property in
the Territory Of Tepic. according TO re-
ports received here TODAY. T. the towns
OF Hertas. IXcatan, Guanamota. and
other smaller places buildings were
wrecked II is stated that considerable
damage was done 20 the city Of Sanblas.
The planters adjacent to the coast SUI
fered heavy losses OF crops and build
ings No loss OF lie Is reported
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
LOCAL.

1-Dr. Chancellor Plans Reforms.
Views on the Election.
eKansas City Urged for Convention.
Bring Suit for Land
12-Oldest Inhabitants to Celebrate.
12-No Verdict in the Goodacre Case.
Federal Coins Cause a Stir.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Lu.Itnnia Maker New Record.

London, Nov. "a wireless message
from the steamship Lusitania says that
she had made 1851 knots to noon to-day.
ar average speed of 24.56 knots. She r.fn
GlS knots in the twenty-four hours ended
al noon to-day This is records
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

banks Now Have Plenty OF Money.
l-Maloney Girl Returns with Father.
l-Kentucky Democrats Blame Beckham.
New Workers TO See President
S-Operators Vote TO End Strike
3-Hitchcock Appears on the Stage.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
sCHoOISHIP BLOWN UP.
Boiler Explosion Kills Fifteen Ger
man Marines.

EIiel. Nov. 6.-The boilers Of the German
scho3lshiD Blucher exploded this morning
" Liz the vessel was near Murwick and
it is reported that fifteen men were killed
and thirty dangerously injured The
Blueher is the German torpedo schoolship.
Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf yester-
day cabled 10 the United States naval
attache In Berlin. directing him 60 ex-
press to the Minister Of Marine OF Ger
many his coincidence and those of the
United States navy on account of the
disaster aboard the German schoOlship
Blucl ar.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BLAME BEfKHAM
FOR STATE Loss
Kentucky Democrats Cen
sure the Governor.
HIS CAREER Is ENDED
Never May Hope to Reach Sen
ate, They Say.

Wilson's Promise TO ExtradIte Tay-
Tor and Finley, and Prosecute the
GOebeI Murder Case to a SatiSfac-
tory Close, Added 10 Executive I'm
popularity, Said 10 Have Been the
Cause of Republican Landslide.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BALLOTS THROWN OUT.
Maryland Republicans Claim Whole
sale Rejection Lost Them state.

sale heicSAiph ApNt Ahem SURE
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Mo. Nov. 6.-It was claimed
to-day by the Republicans that their de-
feat IN the elections was due 10 the
immense percentage Of ballots that were
thrown out. Thirty-two thousand bal-
lots were rejected for alleged irregularity
in the marking. and three-ffths Of these
were cast by Republicans The ballos
was very cumbersome affair, and an
objection by two of the four judges TO
its being cast resulted in its rejection.
II is charged that in the Democratic
precincts the Democrats, who were FAR
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BANKS HAVE GOLD
TO PAY ALL CHECKS
New York Does Largest Bus
mess in Many Weeks.
CONFIDENCE IN THE AIR
Steel Corporation Deal Formal
ly Ratified by Directors,

Taking Over of Coal and Iron Com
panies and Starts Large Volume of
Money i'm CircuIatiOn-Large Ar
Cheerful Feeling in Wall Street.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
VANDERBILTS MAKE GIFT.
Alfred C. Donates 100000 to New
mort l. VI c. L.

port u VI. G.. 4.
Newport, r. l.. Nov. 6.-Alfred G. Van
derbilt to-day became the benefactOr of
the Newport Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation b. Offering the association a gift
of $l00o00. The donation has been very
gracefully accepted by the directors of
the association, for new building has
been its goal for the past three years.
Mr. Vanderbilt's only condition was that
he wished the building 10 be a memorial
10 his father
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Continued on Page ;, Column 2.
Cheap Excursion 80 Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg. Berkeley Springs. and
Err,r,I,.-rl-rrld lnf.

Leave New Union SEItiOn, Washington
SIS "A. ms Sunday. November 10. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad RouDd-trip rate Har-
pers Ferry and Aartinsburg. 81. Berkeley
Springs. SIS. and Cumberland. s. Splsn-
did opportunity 10 spend Sunday In cc2n-
Try.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
CHANCELLOR PLANS
DRASTIC REFORMS
Would RevOlutiOnize Pres
ent School System.
ACCEPTED BY BOARD
Admits Flaws and Will Make
Appeal to Congress.

superintendent of District Schools
Not SParinE in CritIcism-Shys Su-
pervisOrs Are Too Numerous, and
Hinder More Than They Aid-Seeks
More Power, Better Pay, and PEN
sion for the Teachers.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

The banking dept OF Union Trust Co. 1il4
r. St offers YOU the advantage Of draw
ing interest en- your account Bank ac-
counts Of every character invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Flooring (very good, $500 Per1Oo Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th and N. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

No. 1 Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per 1000.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th and ". Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
MISS MALONEY HOME
Reaches Philadelphiain Com
pany with Father.
OSBORNE JOINS THE FAMILY
Husband of Returned Heiress Ad-
mitted Ia Reunion Between the
Parents and Relatives OF che Girl
Who, by Her Flight to Europe,
Caused 30 Much Anxiety.

SPECIAL % Tie Washington Herald
Philadelphia. Nov 6-Martin Maloney.
papal marquis and millionaire gas mag
nate, returned to the city with his dadgh-
ter this evening. following his older
daughter and sou-in-law. Mrs, Carbery
Richie and her husband: young Osborne.
and VIM J. Tanning, Mr.. MalPney's p-t-
Ia,e couHeEI 81 no came on earlier trains.
The PARTY was broken up in order to at
tract less attention. snd Mr. aaloney
and Helen were the East 10 arrive
In the Maloney house. which has been
closed and dark for a month while Mar
tin Naloney searched Europe for his
daughter. lights burned tonight for the
first time since Helen disappeared. The
family held reunion, with Arthur Her
bert Osborne an accepted member Of the
circle
Besides those already mentioned. there
were in the house. the girls mother, Mrs
Martin Maloney. and her uncles anc
auutS, Mr. and Mrs William Malonpy
and Mr and Mrs. Andrew Maloney Will
lam J. Tanning. the New York attorney
who authenticated the marriage Of Heller
Maloney To Osborne was the only person
not a member Of the family present, anC
no visitors were admitted during the even
/ ing
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Look Out! Prices OF Lumber Much Lower.
Frank Libbey CO.. sth st. and n. 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from Y 70 :. l4l2 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Go Home in Carriages.

The first members of the party were
taken to the house from the station in
the Maloney carriage in the afternoon,
and three other trips were made by the
carriage before the circle was complete.
When the members Of the family We're
all present. a dinner was served behind
closed shutters
It was impossible 10 gain admittance to
the house. as the butler who answered
She door bell would not open the door,
but waved visitors away. No callers We're
admitted, although a dozen newspaper
men attempted to get an interview with
Mr.. MalOney.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
Board Of superintendents.

Upon The written nomination of the
superintendent the board OF education
shall appoint. FOR terms OF not to exceed
four years IN any case. seven associate
superinteudents. of whom five shall be
white and rot less nan one shall be a
woman
." The superintendent and the seven as
sociate superintend, nts shall constitute
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

OneiaI returns show that Mayor
Tom l.. Johnson, of Cleveland. de-
feated Representative Burton by
9.3I3.
Revised figures show Fort (ReP.D
10 have carried New Jersey by 1900
over katzenbach CDem.s.
Tom Foley, THmmHny's candidate
for sheriff, against Max Ihmsen.
the fusion candidate in New York.
won by 24,7I7, reduced vote from
enrly Claims. Judge Whitman. fu-
sion. ran 1900 ahead Of the ticket.
Democratic vote shows falling
on in Maryland, Judge CrOthers
defeating Gather by 1000 votes.
Wilson's margin over HaSer
tDem-l in Kentucky Is now estF-
mated at almost $4,000.
GOV. Higgins plurality in Rhode
Island shows Democrats safely ear
ried State by 2.4OS votes.
In Ohio election of mayors In
minor towns shows about an even
break between Democrats and Re-
pnbiieans.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Continued on page =. column 5.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Dressed Siding Clear $500 per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th Et. & N Y av.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

ANhHAN HnOhN ABOUT an even
break between Democrats and Re-
pnbIicans.
Louisville. Nov. 6.-The landslide in
Kentucky politics yesterday which swept
the Democratic ticke and the present Of
hceholders completely of tie political
map. also forbodes defeat FOR Gov J c.
W. Beckham in his fight 10 succeed
United states Senator James 3. McCreary.
The incomplete returns indicate tonight
that the Democrats viii have a small ma
jority. from six 20 eight. on joint ballot
in the next general assembly. and it is on
this that Gov. Beckham relies 70 send
him 10 the Senate. but, before this has
been accomplished. IL - ev-oent that the
governor viii have 10 reckon with some
OF the defeated candidates on the state
ticket who lay their downfall 70 the atu-
tude OF the governor. and openly boast that
De viii not 20 TO the Senate. but that. on
the contrary. when he steps down and
out for his successor. Augustus Z. VIII
son. on December . he VIII then and
there retire 10 private life.
The returns from many Of the counties
throughout the State show that where
Judge Hager the Democratic candidat,
for governor, Got majority tie Re
publican candidate for the legislature va.
+ elected. aad the defeated Democrats sa,
this was an open rebuk- 70 the governor
b. the people, who voted to elect he
+ publican D ,islature. in order 10 defeat
+ the governor $ candidacy Tor the Senate
While all the defeated candidates q,
not lay the blame Of defeat 10 the gov
/ ernor, majority OF them believe II va,
/ his attitude on various questions that cos
them the State.
Wilson'S strong Appeal.
/ One reason assigned for the defeat o.
I the Democratic ticket by the rank an,
I file Of Democrats who supported Wilson
( and the Republican ticket, is the fac
that Wilson promised the people Of Ken
\ t,Icky 10 have W : Taylor and Charlie
I IinIay brought back from Indiana an,
tried for the alleged murder OF William
/ CoebeL
The people Of Kentucky are anxious L
/ have this question settled once and To-
all. and, as II was apparent that th'
! Democrats now in power proposed 20 con
tinue 10 ride into Office on the Goebe
/ killing. the people turned 10 the Repubii
can party 10 relieve them of the trial
Mr.. Wilson has promised 10 return IN
fugitives on requisitiOn If they refuse L
come back voluntarily, and he furthe
/ promises TO give them fair and speed,
/ trials. and allow the verdicts 10 stand
If they are affirmed by the Appellat
! Court
/ The fourth trial OF Caleb Powers vii
begin AT Georgetown next Monday. an,
4 viii be presided over by Judge John 5
| Norris. appointed by Gov Beckham. Pow
ers said tonight that he did not loOl
for any assistance from GOyernOr-elec
/ Wilson. but that he would De able Z
I rr0v-.. his fuuoraupo in a fair trial hefOr
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Continued on PAGE 3, Column 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
CHARLIE 500
WELL KNOWN MANDAN REsTAus
RANT MAN GOES TO cELEs-
TIAL KINGDOM
BODY OF DEAD ctiiNAMAN WILL
BE SHIPPED TO SAN
FRANCISCO

Charlie 500, Chinaman, who has
been operating the Chinese restaurant
in this city dropped dead on Main
street yesterday. He had been aflict-
ed with heart- disease for some time
and the attack. which caused his
death came upon him as he was re-
turning from a consultation with the
doctor. Arrsag ements have been
made by his partner in the restaurant
% ship sthe body to San FranciscD.
There is much expense "a shipping
the body this distance, but under the
custom d the Chinese 1t II considered
that Il the body was buried al, this
point It would mean no chance Of
entering the Celestial Kingdom. The
deceased has = cousin residing ii Bis
marck and working In the /. z.
restaurant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
n a MI An
FOUND The NAN
SAM SMALL SELECTED sEcRE-
TARY OF THE MORTON coUN-
1Y FAIR ASSOCIATION
DATE OF FAIR SEPT. 1921, AND IT
WILL BE BETTER THAN

The board Of directors of the Nor
ton County Fair association has final
lys been able to find a successor to
y. M. Hanley as secretary Of the fair.
Owing to the large amount Of other
business Mr.. Hanley resigned IN
February and since that time the
directors have been on the hunt for 4
suitable man for this dificult position.
They have finally selected Editor
Sam Small OF the Pioneer, and ar
arrangements are now being pushed to
make the coming fair one of the very
hest ever held here. The dates Of the
fair are September Is, 2s and ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
NE w 7 DIRK |
Pattern For Misses Fancy Blouse
Designed by May Mantor.
No. S66O,

Such q fancy blouse as this one is girl,
tsh in effect and can be utilized either
with skirt to match or as g. separate
waist, and the garniture can be made to
match the skirt or Of lace or OF the trim-
ming material the blouse. beneath being
OF lace Or in lingerie style The over
blouse or garniture is made Of imitation
Irish crochet and is edged with pale green
velvet banding, while the blouse is Of
pretty simple net that matches the. skirt.
The dropping shoulders give the broad
shoulder line which is becoming to girlisfr
figures, while the sleeves Of the guimpe
are charming under them. 8
The waist Is made with the underblouse
and garniture. The blouse consists of the
front and backs with the full sleeves, over
which the frills are arranged and which
are gathered into straight bands.
The quantity of material required for
the sixteen year size is 11s yards is or q,
or yard A inches wide for over portion:
* yards Is, IN yards q or 15s yards 3Ss
inches WIDE with yards Of lace inches
wide for the blouse. 5sss
Sizes for girls of IA and 16 years.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
Send 10; cents to this. Office. give number
Of this pattern, No. $3.50, and state size de-
sired, It will then be sent to- you by mail
POSTPAID. Be sure to write plainly and eli.
ways give fali address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery OF pattern.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
s.s First Publication May e, 1901.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
BODY IDENTIFIED
MAN KILLED AT CARDIGAN JUNO
TON FORMERLY RESIDENT
or MAisbAN

st. fauI Minns May s2sThe cloth
Ing OF the man who was killed at
Cardigan Junction Monday has been
identified as belonging to John
Shields, Is. Mandan, N. D.
He hal. been an inmate d, the Little
Sisters ofs the Poor Tor the paats Ave
years and 90 last Sunday wandered
aEay from the home.
The body, buried by the county, win
IA exhumed and given suitable In
tsfnent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
Didn't Like TiIlnan.

], One hundred and twenty-five people
went to Bismarck last night to hear
Senator Tillman lecture. The con-
cession Of opinion was that the man
.agement Of the Bismarck course IS
TO be congratulated upon securing
for an attraction the astonishing and
surprising spectacle Of q United
States senator advocating as q public
platform the notification OF the con,
sstitution and the disobed ience Of the
laws. It certainly was q star attrac-
lion. ,..s /. .s..,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-23
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Will BE HELD 3 a METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY MORN 81
ING

h Memorial services In honor of the
veterans win be held At the Methodist
church On ,next sunday morning. Ac,,
corning to- the present outlook II
looks as though there viii be no
memorial services on Memorial day.
This is. to be greatly regretted as It
has been the uniform practice during
the years past Of having appropriate
services here on Memorial day. e