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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

home In Nephi. after a visit with Mrs
Whltbeck IN this city.
Mr and Mrs. o. 4 aonnoid returned
rom Los Angeles. whore they have
Zen spending some time with Mrs
Honnold's parents.
Miss Florence Hum OF Des Molnes,
~, vs. the guest for a few days OF MISS
MABEL Corbin az Rowland Hall
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Porter. who have
p,lt lhe summer IN tne cl'S,
leave Sunday for Denver and later VIII
30 farther east.
Mrs. ella Mcdowell Leonard of Den
Yer Us spending a few days at che lui-
ten ana visiting with friends 100 SAT-
Mrs. ~ NJ. Hamilton has gone Co New
York TO be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Benner X. smith and mother
Mrs. j. A. Miner, will arrive DOB SUI
Lake during the week. after an exc
tended visit in the East
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sands are now
at home, No. 6. the Brausford.
Mrs. Edwin McGurrln is entertain
Ing Mrs. Trumto from San Francisco
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and children are
expected home Sunday from california
They VIII be az home here for the WIN
ter
Mrs. Porter Sinclair is here. after
spending some time 40 ST. Anthohg'
Ida, with her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs aaron Levitt left this
week for the east where they VIII
spend the winter.
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn and sister, Miss
Cohen have gone TO Ne" h'iH loi
brief visit. .tS4U
Mrs, Mary 4. Cope and Miss Beat
rice cope. who have been visiting Wlth
the formers daughter Mrs. 4. y. Nc
Kay and family for several months
left this week for their home Ia Los
Angeles.
Mrs. T. y. SHELTON has returned TO
her bone IN Rcd Wing. Mimi, aiief
a pleasant visit with salt Lake leii-
tivcs.
Rabbi and Mrs. C.. j. Freund are
az home at 524 east Second south street
Mrs. Fitzs.mmons ~ Charleston s.
c.. is the guest OF Mi and Mrs. John
Wci:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder are
hacl, after an eastern trip lasting some
weeks.
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Miss Lillian Banning. has returned
after a pleasant visit 20 the large cit
les in Europe.
Mrs Thomas Carter will be here
from Long Beach shortly 10 visit air.
and Mrs. n. C.. Graiffin.
Mrs. 7. t. Downing has gone TO
Waterloo. To-. 90 spend some time
with friends.
Mrs. win Rossiter and her son,
Mr., Russell Rossiter left on Wednes-
day for Long Beach. cal, for two
weeks stay.
The Undins club girls met with
Misses Beth ani Lisle Bradford Thurs
day evening. General topics We're dis
cussed. after which light rcfreshments
were served. IN, club viii meet next
week with Miss Laura Parry.
Next Saturday the annual Wells
family reunion win Doe held al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruion S. Wells and
novel program viii be among the
features, including tableauX. drills
music and recitlrons 90 be given by
the members of the family.
Mrs. Stanley n Clawson entertained
the secret Police club at luncheon
yesterday.
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woodland LETT later for their future
home ia ST. Anthony. Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Maynes an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Edythe l.. o. NJ Y. VIII
SON OF chicago, the marriage TO take
lace Nov. %.
Mrs. 10. q. Buckingham and daugh-
Tor. Mrs Wayne @. Homphill are
visiting in omaha with Mrs. Lynn
kUmrcr
Mrs. %. s.. Glylor Def, Monday for
Sierra Mndrc tp visit her niece, Mrs.
C.. ia se9rse.
btrs. purvauce has returned after
on stay of SOM. time 600 the east. ana
Do again at home at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. %. W. Powers will go cast
with Julse Powers Tor o. stay Of some
Weeks.
Ara Benucr ". smith and her
mother Mrs. James a. Minor. viii
shortly Doe home from an eastern visit
Of come weeks
Mrs ~. A. Rhodes has gone On
visit to her home at Cronord county.
dr. ana Mrs Alexander e.. Ewing
are now settled iu their new home az
S64 east Brigham.
Mrs Alex Goliath win leave short
ly for % visit in California.
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OGDEN

Among the leading social events Of
the week was the marriage Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and MIs.
Moronl Wilcox OF their daughter, Miss
Lois Wilcox to Mr.. crank GtDboh7
the ceremony being performed ny IA
trarch George W. Larkin. a reception
followed which was attended Dy many
relatives and friends. A supper was
served, and the home was profuse'y
decorated with cut flowers and autumn
leaves Miss Wilcox has been stenog-
rapher I'm the city engineers Once TOT
a number Of years, and Mr.. Globoh9
is a prominent young man OF the CITY
They received many oeautltul presents
At the Virginia hotel this afternoon,
Mrs. Dalrymple and Mrs. A. @. Horn
are entertaining a large number or
their lady friends at tea party. Dam
~ decorations are arranged In the par
lors and diningrooms.
Mrs. Lee Taylor of salt Lake visited
IN ogden this week with her mother,
Mrs. Lyons.
The senior class OF the ogden high
school gave a delightful dancing party
last evening at the Congress dancing
academy. which was greatly enjoyed oy
a large number OF young people. Inc
school cOlors.
The management Of the Auditorium
slating rink has arranged for racing
carnival during next week, Whicn
promises to furnish much pleasure ana
arouse interest.
At the last meeting Of the Mems
league Judge Howell delivered lee
ture on the present jury system
Miss O. A. Bullough and stanford
Niles. two Of Ogden's popular youHs
people, were welded this week
7 r Terms Of Tacoma. wash, spent
the week I'm ogden visiting with ms
brother Ben Ternes, whom ne haa not
seen for % years
Miss Almeda carter OF MarysVlllS,
Ida. was married this week 20 Joseph
Jones Of Hooper Weber county
Chief Clerk II. p. Cryst to the SUI
perintendent OF the Nevada Northern
spent thew eek in ogden visiting WIN
his family
" f. Moore. wife and daughter have
returned home from an EXTENDED ZIP
to Vermont and other eastern states
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Da'ias'" ana
children have gone TO California 10
spend a month pleasuring.
The engagement Of Miss Juahlla
Wight 10 Mr.. Gus Thorne, the mar
riare TO take place in the near tuture'
has been announced by tho bride-eleet +
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ". II. bright
The child culture club was pleasant l.
IN entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. stanley Dee. Dainty reireshiheh's
were served.
Miss LILLIAN Holmes has returned
nome from a pleasant visit with friends
al Sacramento.
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home Of Mrs Bexell on Mouaa, .r.r.
noon; a splendid paper on SeHt.. ...
read by Miss Huntsman. and N... H.
nice Jacobson sang several Scotch ....
lads which were greatly enjoyed.
Tho Daughters Of the Pioneer r.rH
their regular meeting ON "Wednesday.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ia..rr
r. Carbon. After most inte.....u.
paper on the life Of Mrs Zns d ID
Young by Mrs Ray West. luuoh... ua.
served, the hostess being assisted Hy
Mrs. r. w. Robinson.
The Usona society of the b. ". o.
met on Wednesday afternoon and Dis.
tened TO the following interesting proc
gram: Talk, Miss Laura Ncbeker. read.
ing from Whitcomb Riley. Miss nam
song. Miss Lydia FounesbeclS: huu6r-
GUS paper. Miss McCarry.
Mr.. orson smith has gone to Nevada.
on Tuesday a farewell party was harl
en- the Sixth ward for Elders Schanrr
and Sorcnson. who leave shortly for a
foreign mission.
Congressman and Mrs. Howell ar
spending several days In salt Lake.
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MT and Mrs. r. J. Durdalo cele-
hrated their fourty-fourth wedding
anniversary az their home Sunday
Afternoon. and large number OF rel
atives and friends participated On q
very pleasant social afternoon. A
sumptuous dinner was served.
Postmaster Ross Of Lehi was the
guest OF Postmaster ana Mrs Glove
Monday
Miss sadie Graham. formerly pres-
idtnt Of the sixth ward y. l.. NJ. J. A.
entertained her co-workors OF both
the young mems and young ladies'
associations az her home Monday eve
cring. A pleasant social evening was
PASSED.
Mrs. O. vs.. Bailey entertained at
her homo Monday evening in honor
OF Mrs. Milne, OF Union. An elabor-
ate dinner was served and delight
full social time enjoyed by all
Mrs. W. r. stoker accompanied her
mother Mrs Rove. TO her home in
spanish Fork Monday and viii spend
the week with relatives and friends
there.
Mrs. p. r. Corfman WIS the de-
Ightful hostess at "a childrens party
at her home Monday afternoon in
honor OF her little daughters birth
day anniversary. A merry time was
enjoyed and an elaborate lunch
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ. Warren
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Helena, 60 MT Henry
Cease. The marriage 20 take place
IN December.
Mrs VI. s. Pyne was tho hostess
at delightful Kensington az her
home Thursday afternoon. the guest
OF honor being Mrs. Hannah Arrow
smith. mother Of the hostess. About
so lady friends enjoyed a pleasant 500
cial afternoon. Sweet singing and
a dainty lunch also tended 20 the en-
jcyment Of the party
Gov cutler Postmaster Glove and
Brigham Madison were the guests ot
sheriff Jessie NJ. Harmon on deer
hunt The party left Thursday for
the mountains and expect 90 be away
about a week
Mrs. Lydia Holloway was the re-
cipient OF a pleasant surprise party
given IN her honor at her home SAT-
urday evening, the event being the
"
cards and a social time in general
was enjoyed by ALL Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. McAdam enter
tanned at their home Sunday after
neon I'm honor OF Mrs Milne Of I'm
ion. Covers were laid for Is.
sUmptuous dinner and "a pleasant az
ternoon was enjoyed by an.
Mrs Jacob Evans was hostess at "a
KensinTtou az her home Thursday lf-
tcrnoon. 'hc rooms being protuly dec
GRATED with autumn leaves and flow
ers. Cards. music and social time
IN general was enjoyed by AIN
The Social sixty gave their opening
ball Wednesday evening and marked
one OF the social events OF the sea-
son. About so couples passed de-
nghtful evening i'm dancing and
social chat Punch was served. Tho
hail was most attractively decorated
with crepe paper. pink and white
being the colors used
Mrs w r. Rydalch IS spending a
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LOGAN.

most enjoyable TO all present was the
evening party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. Naylor on Monday The decora-
lions were extremely pretty, consisting
of an abundance of fail flowers Mrs.
Naylor was assisted ia serving very
dainty refreshments by Mrs. Leo
Campbell and Mrs Perry. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Leo Camp
bell. e. d. Ball c.. w. Thatcher. Jr.
W W. Mclaughlin. W. S. Langton, F.
w Thatcher. BeXell, A. NJ F1emming
George II. Champ. j. G. Walters. A. II.
Thompson. II. r. Emels, s, o. stevens,
Guy Thatcher, Capt. Perry, n. W
Robinson. Mrs Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Miss linda Eliason, Miss Agnes
Cassidy, Mr.. walker
The T.. A. O. Woman's club met at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
(OMINGS4~o -
z5@lGOINC

Mr. and Mrs. CIarend. C. Dresser
are at home Tor the present al 1911
Eighth East street
Mrs. James Sharp ana her daughter
Chloe have returned from Roxburg,
lda.. and VIII shortly BE- at homo at
900 First avenue.
Mr. and Mrs j. T.. Gallagor viii move
about Nnv. 4, and win be- at home at
800 l. street.
Mrs r.. Myers left this week for
Philadelphia. 90 Doe away some time.
Miss EDNA Beylugtou Of Sioux city.
Ia. win boz the guest of Miss Daisy
Savage noxt week
Mrs FitzHmmous of Charleston. s.
g., o. the guest of Mr and Mrs. John
Wcir.
Mrs win Packard OF Mammoth is
the guest of Mrs j. y Kirk
Mrs. J. a. Lsyshon left Tuesday night
FOR NhyullIa AHr- accompanied by her
dauahter FuuHe.
Nr William sboner and Miss Eliza
BETH lIWiN returned from tho east
Iast w,uA They visited in Michigan
Indiana ana fhIrlRn.
Mrs. a.. AL HrU aud Miss Emma Zano
returned sunday evening from an cX-
tended Stay u California.
Mrs 49, E CrItz.r ana hcr daughter.
MiHH Helene returned Thursday from
shHu Nsit with friends Boz Omaha.
Sob.
Nr Preston and hls daughter Miss
Preston. have returned from "a months
visit at LoH Angeles. CAL
Mrs. George n. lnEers0ll left Thurs
daN for los Angeles whore she win
spend ne winter Miss Katherine pre-
coded her 90 enter school.
ar and Mu Jssph D. Wright ana
daughter. ToIa have returned 10 their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
THAT FASHIONABLE MARABOUr SCARF.

few days with friends In Richhcld.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Roylancc de-
lightfully entertained the members Of
the Kia ora club at their home FRI
day evening. The evening passed
merrily In games. music and merri-
mcnt. 4 dainty lunch was served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26
OUR PRE-EsnNENCE

Is no accident, For many years the
name "Mehesy" has stood al the TOP
among fur manufacturers. each year
making our position moro secure We
stand for Integrity IN furs. Mehesy the
FurriCr. KnutsfCrd hotel.
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one Of the mcst deIlghtul affairs
given Ga honor coz AIRS D. o.. Il. kns
this week WAS the breakfast at the
Alta club on Thursday of which Mrs.
a. Hosmcr was hostess. The table
was laid in the gold r1om and had foi
a centorpicce @ cut glass filled with
mink caryanthcmums while loose clus'
tors of pink roses Wer. 40 each plate.
The place cards bore tne monogram
OF the guest of honor and covers ver"
laid for Mrs I<ms Mrs. Morris t..
Rltchic. Mrs Charles T.. Rood, Mrs o..
II. Kister. Mts Vs. r.. Wightman, Mrs
G T. Richards Mrs. Adolph 7. \oll-
mes and Mrs. John Cain
Mrs. Lcdyarl NJ. Bailey win give
luncheon Wedu sday, Nov. 6, Tor Mrs.
Kari A. scheiL
Mrs Orson Howard was hostess at %
pleasant afternoon affair yesterday
and a similar enc today.
one Of the delightful events of yes
tcrday was ,he banquet given for Kari
Echeld by st. Marks choir at tee
sula rooms
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whalen. Of state Of
New York and BROOKLYN president Of the IN
horourh the lobby at
Mics stracban lobby the equal bill for
Women with
~ weight Of his influence for the
both doing similar work
a did his best 10 put through the bill
understood TO be sent out
"a O.
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PROVO


one Of the very pleasing events of
the week WAS the social given in the
Fifth ward by the stake officers OF the
Relief society The hall was pret-
lily decorated for the OCCASION, and
sweet music. games, and neat little
farce were enjoyed hy a large number
of ladies. Dainty refreshments we're
served.
Tho Nineteenth Century club were
entertained at Nunns iu Provo cam
Won Friday afternoon. About 700
guests enjoyed "a day Of feastlng and
pleasure. The party went up on the
Heber train boz the morulngi returning
in the afternoon
Mrs Anderson RI Denver r. visit
ing in thls city as the guest ~ Mrs.
ID. d. Plasted a. the Hotel Roberts
Mr. Sam Eehwab has returned after
"a couple of months visit in the east
ne was accompanied By Mr.. Nelke
who iH very much pleased with tho
west ana rs looking around with a
view OF locating IN Utah
A very enjoyable party was given
Monday evening al the home of Mrs.
N. n. Ashworth in honor ~ Mr.,
Frank Bennett. who n about % leave
for Europe. About 80 young people
made the hours pleasant, ia games
and music. A dainty lunch was
81 rived.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

day no meeting OFF tho Pan Hellenic.
of wri.h sn. Is member Tho deco
rauous wen. beautifully done iu ran
flowers and uuIts aud the hostess uas
as.Isted by her sister. Miss CI1nu PIE
lgrh.ok The guests comprised about
dozen who arc aIl member of Greek
a0r0riu.s.
Mrs. r.. r. Woodbridge was hostess ut
ana informal card party this weak.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ID Spencer 0nIer-
talncI the Union club 40 dinner 30 fheIr
home on Thursday
Mrs j. O.. t. KirE v1s guest of honor
az "a luncheon given hy tu. Browning
club section OF the Ladies' Literary club
today
Tonight the student body OF The r.
OF G.. gives % reception aud dance zoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Ar Preston and fIs daughter Mis-
Preston. have returned from "a months
VISIT at ioH Angeles. CAL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Mrs. George r. lngersou left Thurs
d4F for los Angeles. whore she Will
spend me winter Miss Katherine pre-
coded her. 90 enter school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Mr and Mra Jssoh D. Wright and
daughter, lola. have returned 10 their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Mrs Anderson of Denver Il visit
ing in thls city as the guest ~ Mrs.
ID. n. Plasted at the Hotel Roberts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Mrs 49, E. Critz.r and hor daughter
Mlss Helene returned Thursday from
sHHu visit with friends Boo Omaha
Sob.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

Congressman and Mrs. Howell ar1
spending several days In salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-26

rho child culture club was pleasant
Ia entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. stanley Dee Dainty refreshments
were served
Miss LILLIAN Holmes has returned
nome from a pleasant visit with friends
AZ Sacramento.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
ADMITS GUILT.
Man Who Swindled Ministers Only
20 Years Oid-Lays His Trouble
Is On Whisky.

Columbus, Ga, May 10.-W. D
Langston, who was arrested and
brought to Columbus on the charge
of swindling several ministers of this
city, admits his guilt. He is only 20
years of age, and has a good face,
and his repentance. which seems to
be genuine, Is quite pathetic.
He says that he had good rearing,
and that he would never have gotten
into this trouble had it not been for
whisky. He seems to regret more
keenly the sorrow he has brought up
on his relatives than his own troub-
les, and a number of people who talk
ed to him wer touched by his dis
tress.
Chief Williams has received a mes
sage from Fort Valley, Ga, to the
effect that the young man is wanted
there on the same charge.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
PRETTY WIFE FOUND.
Young Couple Quarreled and Pretty
Wife Ran Away.

Savannah, Ga, May 10.-The police
today made happy Fred Boyd, con-
tractor of Hampton, S. c., when they
located for him his pretty 19-year-
old wife, who ran away from hime
Tuesday. Boyd has been in the city
several days in search of his wife,
but was unsuccessful until this morn
ing. The differences of the couple
were settled and they departed this
afternoon for a trip to Ludowici to
visit sister of Mrs. Boyd.
The missing wife was found work
ing in a Broughton street store. She
had come direct to Savannah and
take lodgings and gone to work. The
separation was caused by quarrels
between herself and husband on ac-
cunt of her parents, the young wo-
man said.
Boyd last night had said his wife
came here to met a man, that he
would forgive his wife, but that if he
found him, he or the man would have
to die.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
SAYS HE'S TOO BUSY.
Can't Therefore, Go to Court to Be
Tried for Criminal Libel.

Tallahassee, May 10. - Deputy
Sheriff Young, of Manatee county, is
here with capias for Claude L'Engle
who is wanted in Bradentown to ans
wer the charge of criminally libeling
John A. Graham, five indictments
having been found against L'Engle.
County Judge Stewart, of Manatee
county, had L'Engle's bond estreated
when he failed to appear on last We'd
nesday, and ordered the sheriff to
have him brought before the court at
Bradentown. L'Engle says that the
condition of his business as state
printer, is of such a nature that he
Is unable to 60. He declares that he
will make no new bond Robert Nc
Nance, of Tampa, represents l. Engle
Deputy Sheriff Young says that as
L'Engle's case is to be argued in
Manatee county tomorrow he will act
on Governor Broward's advice, and
lay over here another day before
taking action. 1t seems that the
capias he brought for L'Engle was
turned over to Sheriff Hopkins, but
that the latter has not yet served it.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11

and occupied by Neel & Burke, gen.
eral merchants.
Travellers hotel, owned and man
aged by NJ. A. Densier.
Two store buildings owned by Mrs
Little Kitchen, and occupied by T. E.
Garland, market, and A. c. Robinson.
general merchant.
Thompson & Smith, liverymen, lost
their feed stables, but by heroic eff
forts their carriage house was saved
The fire was discovered about II
O'Clock and burned until $3.50. II
was only by the heroic efforts OF the
populace, who realized that the south
side of the street was doomed that the
business houses and residences on the
north side were saved
Those who suffered loss in this con
/ f1agration have the sympathy OF thu
people. They will no doubt rebuilt
Immediately, however, and a bette
class of buildings, as Newberry is
growing town, in the center OF tn
phosphate belt, and the place com
mands a tremendous trade.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
Faith Cure Failed; Father Now In
Jail

Philadelphia, Pa, May 10.-George
Osborne, a faith cure adherent, was
sent to prison yesterday by the cor
oner to await the action of the grand
jury on the charge of his one-year-
old child. Rev. Robert Beuck, pas
tor of a branch Of the Christian
Catholic church, founded by DR..
Dowie, of which Osborne is a member,
admitted on the stand that he in
structed his flock to rely entirely on
prayer in cases of sickness.
During the coroner's investigation
it was testified that the Osborne child
during Its fatal illness was not given
medical aid and that the parents OF
the child thought that by prayer
alone the baby could be cured.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
ERECT MEMORIAL TO COLUMBUS.
Secretary Root Calls Meeting of the
Memorial Commission.

Washington. May IL. - Secretary
Root has called a meeting of the
members of the Christopher Colum-
busMemorial Commission, to be held
at the state department on the 18th
instant, for the purpose of selecting
a site and design for a suitable MEM
orial to which congress has appropri-
ated 100000. The commission con-
sists of the chairman of the senate
committee on the library of the Fifty
ninth congress, the secretary of state,
the secretary of war and the supreme
knights of the order of the Knights
Of Columbus.