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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
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a negro was employed in the Minneso- ta capitol in some supposedly offfoial or social capacity. Anonymous inter- views like anonymous letters are con- temptible. The false impressions created by this interview have been publicly denied by the nephew Of the Private Secretary of Governor Johnson, who is now in Alabama. The facts are that the Private Secre- tary of the Governor Is q former Lieu tenant Governor of Minnesota, and at present Chairman of the State Demo- cratic Executive Committee Hon. Frank A. Day. His Executive Clerk is Henry M. Grimmer, a we'll konwn Minnesota journalist.
 There are two negroes in the capt- tol building employed as porters, whose duties are of mcnial nature similar to the duties performed by the negroes employed in the Alabama State Capt tol. There are and have been no other negroes employed about the Minnesota Capitol building or by Governor JohB- son in any capacity. There are the facts.
 No respectable paper will continue the publication, after notice of tho falsity of the insinuation. We trust that if ordinary decency will not re- strain the publication of these islanders, the people will, at least see to it that political extremity does not lead these Bryan papers to forget that Governor Johnson has courteously consented to make trip from Minnesota for the purpose of delivering the commence ment address at the University, early in June.
 Governor Johnson has always been in sympathy with the Southern people on every question, including the race problem, and has never hesitated to declare his position. He is a states right Democrat and never loses an op- portunity to display his Democratic views before Northern audiences. where dodger might equivocate.
 For the sake of the party solely, we desire that tho Alabama delegation be instructed for Governor Johnson. For reasons that will suggest themselves to any gentleman, we regret that poll itical exigency in Alabama should be used to wound the feelings of a distin- guished Democrat, who is a man of the noble nature shown by the beautiful and fascinating story of tho life of John A. Johnson.
 A. G. Smith. Chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Hsvs ysu Eyer stsspss to
 vhIsk Ahsus Ysur Health

Are you as we'll. strong and vigorous es you used to bs7
 are you sometimes discouraged. and think you'if never be any better7
 Can you tell the cause of your trou- eie. or what makes you sickf
 Do you know that about nine-tenths or al sickness is caused by kidney
 Have you ever stopped to think that your kidneys may be the cause of your
 Most people do not realize how much work the kidneys are required to do every day.
 Every drop of blood in the body must pass through and be filtered by the kid neys thousands of times a day.
 How can they do their work well if they are sick?
 IT your kidneys need treatment pr. kilmers swamp-Root will prove to be Just the medicine you need.
 If you will write to pr. Kilmer & Co. Binghampton. N. Y.. every reader or this paper, whe has not already tried Swamp Root. the great Kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy. may receive sample bottle by mall. absolutely free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
]. B. GRANTHAM SHOT
 BY NEGRO AND MAY DIE

Brewton, May 12.-(Special. )-J. B. Grantham, white man, was shot and dangerously if not fatally wounded by Robert Thomas, alias Jim Hasby, a young negro, near the section house on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. one mile north of Brewton this morn ing.
 Section Foreman J. L. Wise and the negro, who had been working on the section. had some trouble In Brewton Saturday afternoon, but thought no more of 1t. This morning as Mir. Wise and his crew were going to work the negro appeared in front of them on the track and opened fire upon Mir. Wise with a large revolver. but missed his mark. One of the bullets struck Mir. Grantham, who was behind Mir. Wise, in the right arm, entering the side and penetrating the middle lobe of the lung.
 Officers were notified as soon as pos- sibie and were seon in pursuit of the fugitive negro. Up to late hour they had not returned.
 Mir. Grantham is a brother-in-law of Mr. Wise and a comparative stranger here, having recently come here from Mississippi. where his parents reside. He Is about 24 years of age and un- married. He is in a dangerous condt- ton and his parents have been notified of the tragedy. They will likely arrive in a day or so.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
ELECTED
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS HELD AN
 NUAL MEETING.
Delegates From Alabama Assemble In Mobile, Hear Reports and Choose omeers Aute Ride and
 Banquet.

Mobile, May 12.--tspeclsD-The fifth annual convention of the State of Ala. bama. Knights of Columbus, convened In the new Knights of Columbus. hall this morning and was called to or der by State Deputy Matt Mahorner. Jr.
 There were present. R. N. Wheeler, Sterling A. Wood and M. P. Linnehan, of Birmingham, ]. P. Cooney, pr. c. W. Kranz and J. J. Gilmore. of Hunts vile; Hugh Meehan, F. D. Kohn and William H. Kohn of Montgomery; NJ. Mshorner. Jr.. V. F. Horres. Nj. J. Me- Dermott and William Ryan of Mobile.
 After several addresses and reports the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: N. Mahoner. Jr., Mobile, State Deputy; Vincent P. Hor- res. Mobile, State Secretary; NJ. J. Me Dermott Mobile. State Treaslrer; George J. Sullivan. Mobile State Ad- vocate; w. H. Kohn. Montgomery State Warden Very Rev. Father C. T. oCallaghan. State Chaplain.
 State Deputy Mahorner, Jr.. an nounced the rsappointment of J. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
PROGRAM FOR KNIGHTS.
Morning Reception to Grand Lodge at
 Tuscaloosa Arranged.

Morning Reception to Grand Lodge at
 Tuscaloosa Arranged. Mobile, May 12.-(Special. )-The officers of the order have given out the following program of morning recep- ton to Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, at Tuscaloosa, May 20:
 Chairman-M. T. Ormond. Tuscaloosa Lodge. No. 3S. District Committeeman District No {.
 Invocation-Rev. George L. Jenkins. Tuscaloosa Lodge, No. 3s, pastor First Methodist Church. Piano Solo-Miss Stella Black.
 Pythian Opening Ode-By All Pres ent .. "our clty"-Dr. W. NJ. Faulk, Tus- caloosa Lodge. No. 3S.
 Solo-Mr. B. A. Small. Tuscaloosa Lodge, No. 3S; Secretary Y. M. c. A. , Our State"-Mr. W. D. Seed, Tus- caloosa Lodge, No. SS.
 Solo--Mrs. T. A. Hargrove.
 Our County"-Mr. A. NJ. Garber. Highland City Lodge, No. 45; Attorney General.
 solo-Mrs. c. D. Townsend. Tusca- loosa Lodge. No. SS.
 Our Order-Mr. Jacob D. Bloch, Mobile Lodge. No. e7; Grand Chancel- Tor.
 Benediction.
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ARE FINED $50.
Married Woman and Visitor Convicted
 for DIsOrderly Conduct.

Married Woman and Visitor Convicted
 for DIsOrderIy Conduct.
 Mobile. May 2.-(SpecialD-Cha E. Gunthorpe and Mrs. J NJ Andrews were fined $50 each by Recorder Clarke thls morning for disorderly conduct
 Mir J. NJ. Andrews. husband of the woman, returned to his home, 353 St. Joseph Street. last night shortly be- fore midnight, found Gunthorpe in his wifes bedroom and proceeded to punish him severely with his fists. All parties were arrested. On trial, Andrews was dismissed and the others fined.
 Gunthorpe Is yard foreman for the Southern Railway and Andrews is a workman under him.
 Andrews and his wife were later ar- rested by deputy sheriff. charged with assault and battery upon E.. C. Hess, committed several days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
CAMP HoLTBcLA VITO MEET.
Meetin9 VIII Be Held at Home of Com
 mandeF Sexton.

The regular meeting of Camp Holtz- claw. United Sons of Confederate Vete- rams. will take place tonight at o'clock at the residence of Adjutant Captain A. c. Sexton, l03 North Golf- thwaite Street.
 All of the members of the camp ore earnestly urged to be present. as bPsi- ness of considerable importance wilf be transacted Among the interesting items to be discussed and acted 4pon will be the annual election of ofheers, the reports of these onicers. ani the reports of the committees attending to the arrangements being made for the camp tc attend the annual gerSeral re- union in Birming ngham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
BOARD OF PARDONS
 MADE RECOMMENDATIONS
TheyWiII, However, Have To Be Passed
 On By the Governor.

There were a number of recommend ations made yesterday by the State Board of Pardons which met fin the office of the Secretary of State.
 There was also some adverse re- ports by the Board. They will all be transmitted to the Governor on his res turn from Washington.
 Attorney General Alex Nj. GarLer were both present at the Board meeting. ITnwards of a dozen prayers for elem encv were heard. mostly in writing. The result of the hearings will not be made public until the Governor reads the report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
MARINE NEWS.

Port Eads' La. May 12.-Arrived: Steamers Ada (British) Williams Port Tampa; John Wilson (Norweeisn, Hansen, Puerto Cortez; Dictator 5Brit ish) Halversen, Bluefelds; RosIna tBritish) Hurry. Ceiba; Bertha (Nor wegian) Aamot, Port Limon; Candidate (British) Booth, Liverpool: Taunton (Norwegian) Sorensen. Bocas del Toro: Marietta Digiorgo (Norwegian) John, sen, Ceiba; bark Felisberta (Portu- guese) Rica, Para.
 Sailed: Steamers Virgil (British) Gavin. Antwerp; Harry Wadsworth tBritishl Brandt. Port Arthur; Excel sior (American) Birney. Havana.
 New Orleans. May 12.-CIeared: Steamers Gotthard (Norwegian) Sandslalen. Galveston; Dolphin tItal- ian) Toscanino. Geona via Norfolk : Progresso (Norwegian) Mikkelsen. santiago and CienfueSos via Calves ton; Comus, Boyd. New York; Appo- mattox (British) Port Llmon; Pic TX (Spanish) Gibernau, Barcelon, Malaga, Passages and Havana via Porto Rico.
 Mobile. May 12-Arrived: Steamers Fort Morgan Norwegian Olsnik Bo- cas dele Toro; schooner Hillside (Brit- ish) Morrell Bridgetown.
 Cleared: Steamers Trafalgar lNor- wegian( Ciberrien; Utstein (Norweg- ian) Knudsen, Puerto Cortez: Mount Vernon tNorwegian) Falsen. Bocas del ToEo. '..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Hoods SarsapariIIa
FOR YOUR APPETITE
At this Season

FOR YOUR APPETITE Is the wisest prescription you can take. It is a perfectly safe, pure, reliable medicine, ,-in which no change was necessary to comply with the Pure Food and Drugs Act.
 Composed of the choicest ingredi- ents for purifying and vitalizing the blood, for restoring the appetite and promoting healthy digestion, 1t IS great favorite in thousands of homes:
 "I suffered from indigestion and had no appetite. There was a gen. eral loss of energy. I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and after the use of a few bottles I felt like a new man. I think it is the best medicine in the world" John E. Case, Nor ris, Ky.
 In usual liquid form or in choeolate,eoHted tablets called sarsalabs. 100 Doses one Doi4sr'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Whx ia surnr auesA9

If sugar did not dissolve in the mouth you could not taste the sweet GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic. but you do not taste the bitter because the ingredients do
 not dissolve in the mouth. but do dissolve readily in the acids of the stomach. Is just as good for Grewn People as for Children. The First and Original Tastelsss Chill Tonic. The Standard for 30 years. 50 C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
NO NEGROES EMPLOYED
By Governor JObnsoa of Minnesota Ex- eept for Same Work as in
 AlahaVsam

Ccpt tOF same WOEA a8 In
 Alabama
 Birmingham, May 1.-The false ina- pressions sought to be created by eer- tain Bryan newspapers. hystericaliy Over the danger of losing the Alabama delegation, shows the straits to %hich they are reduced. Appreciiat- ins' that the superior availability of John A. Johnson. over Mr. Bryan is now realized by Democrats of Ala bama, and that there can be no legiti- mate and successful attack made up- on Governor Johnson. they are giving publicity to the alleged interview with some unknown person to the effect that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Miss Ross Lyens Entertains.
Merrv Makers Card Ciub.

Mism Teresa Sehwarz was the charm fsx hostess for the Merry Makers Card Club this afternoon, who displayed her prstty tact in the decorations of pink and green. roses and ferns. which niled fhe rooms and which color tone was also carried out in the ice course served after the games.
 The prizes were for the club comp and barette and second belt, and the visitcrs' prize was gauge fan. At tractfve hand painted score cards or psnk and green for the i've tables or pIayers marked the names of the mem hhre and of the guests who were Mrs' n. D Bsrnheimer. Miss Florence kose- ran of Louisville. Miss Mauda Lyon of Demopolis. Misses Florence and CIaudfne Brown. Miss winona Bstson, Miss Minette waIdauer and Mics Carrie Neubrfch ,..... rq
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

Eight years experience in the oflee makes him competent. His faithful and energetic service entities him to promotion. Vote for Morgan s. GiImer for Tax Assessor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

$500 round trip to Mobile, Sunday, May I7th, account MObiIe-MOntEemeFy ball game. Special train will leave Union Station at 6s4S nm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Pernonal Notes.

Misses Matte and Clara Cary ar rived on Friday from Pensacola ana are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hall.
 Mrs. W. F. Tebbitts and Miss Ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Ne,Us of Mobile Society

rie Bush left yesterday to spend Tues- day in New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cochrane have returned from visit of three weeks to New York.
 Miss Jamie Knox of Mobile is visit ing Miss Kate Ramsay at 0ulfport.
 Mrs. Eugene Brown, who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. Lengsheld in New Orleans, returned home this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap are vis- ittng in Demopolis.
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 The election of JAS. F. FERRALL as TREAsURER of Montgomery County means . business mans supervision of the county funds. He is in daily touch with the financial conditions of the world. He has no strings tied to him, politically or otherwise.
 VOTE FOR JAS. P. FERRALL. It means Good Roads with economy. su-wed-fri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Aaanrnnnn rea Clnh.

AfteFM00m Tea CA1b. The members of the Tuesday After- noon Tea Club were entertained most nieasantly this afternoon by Mrs. Beverly wilson at her home on Mon- tauk Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Dimner Dance.

one of the delightful events which te being eagerly looked forward to IS the dinner dance to be given on tri- dav or Saturday evening of this week at the Yacht Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

E0R SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATl0M. ! heysnx enno1nee naysslf . eandtiafs fss
 sect te she aetioa ee the DenocraFic nrf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

hereby announce myself a candidate for Memher ee the Board of Revenue of Mont: Gomezy County. suhtect to the action of
 DAVID wr.EMrNo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

{ hereby announce myself as q kandiAaks feP - election as County gupsfintandens q M4nestica. snotsct to the action e the
 VI. coyrNaron
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Rl1R NnMnMHn

[ Hereby aanennee mysait . candidate fog recollection e Coroner of Montgomsry County, eah3eee te the pemorratle pFi. mAyYs ". " TtCM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

herehy announce myself c eandJdata fog GnNMkH Superintendent of Education. .asshs 1aet % the eetfo1 c& the DemocrafIe par. D. Q. ". HARRIsoN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
Tuesday Bridge.

IMobile. May 12-tspecial.) )-The members of the Tuesday Bridge Club were charmipgly entertained this af- tsrncon by Mrs. Holeomb Quill. The prizes were a parasol for the hrst ana Cor ths second. a celery dish. and the sqbstitutes. Mrs. Charles shswnnn . Mrs Horace Beavens, Mrs. Junius Woin, Mrs. Syson, Mrs. E. c. Hughes, Mis Rankin of ohio. Mrs. Norwooo Richards and Mrs. H. c. Culver
 Al The Country Club.
 fAt last it is decided that the wo- n<en members of the County Club may tAe better enjoy and have tne,s ,,s if'e" ehioy the privileges of the club.
 sThe latest meeting of the Board or rlrectors of the club made this decis- f6n. one which will undoubtedly marx sh era in Country Club doinss.
 kFor a long time the women members q the Country Club have dcsirea ta invfte their friends who are residenr ip Mobile. to enjoy little party or rsception. or an afternoon at bowling sf the club hut it has been refused. Now the directors of the Club an- nbnnce that each woman member or ths club may have the privilege. not to ekceed once each. month of inviting htr friends, whether members of the club or not. to participate with her in N card party or Tn a IuOrhih8 oh o fSrnoon of pleasure In the bowling s''. ley.
 Miss Hosa Lyons Entertains.
 One of the very prettiest of the many pretty affairs of this spring was the large bridge party with which Miss Lyons entertained this afternoon at o'clock in compliment to the three ate tractive visitors, Mrs. Lewis Garrett and Mir Henry Pearson of New fork' ana Miss Ingersoll Minge of Miasissip- pi City,
 Lovely roses banked the mantles and filled the spacious rooms. and In the halI the punch bowl was presided over by Mrs. Richard Sadier and Mrs. Frank ynme.
 There were ten tables of players, and a number of additional guests came ID later for the delicious refreshments ot salads. Ices and cakes. which were served in the dining room ny MISS Nn and Miss Nell Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

CeFoneg for Montgomery County. gubtoce te the psnecsatie primary, x,,,xw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

EUROPE PARTIES, Juno IS. 20. 27. July 3.
 Clark's Cruises of the Arabic" 1s.o0e tons to Orient Feb. 4th. Round the World Oct. 1e, '0s. Feb 5, 10
 Frank c. Clark, Times Building, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

MontKomery's BasebaIl team smokes Fama NaetonaI eignrs, 5 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

hereby announce myself c candidate foF Member poere Qe Eexenna. sslhleet to the aesion of the Deulccrasis PrimeEyI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

AeF6hy aaneunee myself Q eaudiaas. z.. ths efffoe of Tax AesesSoR of WenssorSe e
 efy County. suo5ees te the aetion of ehs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13
zNN0UNdIIENlSI SI

l ns..s x0a TAX COLLECTOR.
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 sssSasss dSss.a os sSsss!!dsts ss ss ssssi s' 'A' as'''a 'e ie' p;HiasssS iasEsLR' R'i. Asrehx announce nysslf. candidate fes Gssag s sSspss.ssstssdspt tsss .s Sf Edasst.sn: sss. W. D. V. HARRiSoE Ser n-efeetion e. County. supsfintSndsns q H9neatica. subtsct to the action cf the Dsn'sfa''s ssi"sd V. cov1roroa.
 FOE CORONER
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 A. l. TxnoN' hsssey announce myself candidate for sssiss ot tSs- S'nSasssis. fSISSSs SS,sns "' hereby annoanes myssle candidate for MenheF ee the Doagd of Revenue of Ment::
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FOE BOARD OF REVENUE. kseeby announce myseik eandidate coe aSSien ee tha Dsmocratie Primary.
 JAMES H. cOoK..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

I hereby announce myself c eandidat6 fas NsmhSe Board of Revenue. sub1ee4 Co ehs, Aetisn oG the Demoeeatia Prilnsry..
 A. L. TxH0N,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

&eraSsP Of Boxrd ok Ksvenus suhjece e
 she aSticn of the psuaoeratiq primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

the effiee ef Fax AssesseT of Nontsernsse1s
 County, gHbtece te the antion of eSe TSssass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

i n.. 101 1Ax COLLECTOR.
 tH. anHouncs myself . candidate fos 1Lsoe ox Tax CoIlector ox MontHomexy
 9goteee s1 the action Of the Dsm- Ssry. CHAa B TUABLHY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

@ereeT announce myssif a n.rn,n..
 CnHnW trsasuFsr. subSsct ea eNe sntssS. " " tns Democratic primA<y. 'v@ v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

E0& TAX Ae8Ksg0R SsSk. ennoHece mTpeaf . candidate eos Rs 0xtica ox Tax AesessoF ox NontgomsSv loMnW eueteet to the action Of ths Ucss seFafse primary. MORGAN a oiLMEH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

ssos s. ses eSiee ef county rrsasurer. sns. Eos te sns action c1 the pemcorasia ~ JASON E. sNfTH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

a..S FOR TREAsURRR. ooanfy TessHunss TTesSunss myssf candidate fcs Osmoeratie Primary.
 WILLIAM R WHITING
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-13

rie Bush left yesterday to spend Tues
 day in New Orleans.
Free press., 1908-02-01
Corn $3.50; Oats e2-05c.
Masons' Banquet.

Aleppo Commandry No. 81, knights
Templar, which is located at this city
had big time at their hall last Tues
day evening. Ten new members are
taken in: w. w. Gibson and w. N.
Larabee of Wakeeney, E. E. Bevan
and Frank r. Eaton of Grinnell, VIM.
r. Vose, D. L. Ogle, L. A. Hamilton,
Harry Brongermar and Edward L..
Kinney of Ellis and w. H. Kniskern
of Hays.
After the initiation and installation
Of the nav members banquet was
served by George King who was ably
assisted by Willard Myers.
The local chapter is extending an in
vitation the Wakeeney chapters, both
Of Masons and Eastern Star, to come
down soon and big banquet will be
prepared for the event.
Free press., 1908-02-01
Business SyllogisIns

The only enemies you have that are
worth fighting are situated somewhere
in your internal anatomy.
When in doubt. shut your mouth,
open your eyes, and think like well,
think.
Every dollar you make dishonesty
will cost you ten in self-respect and
cOntentment.
Be prophet of joY- there's lots of it
coming.
l am always little suspicious of the
man who is continually telling how
honest he is.
It's friction, not work that destroys
the machine-political, commercial,
mechanical or human.
If you want 10 get more for the
things you sell, learn more good rea
sons why your customers should buy
them. Inland Printer.
Free press., 1908-02-01
High SchOOI Notes


Prof. Light was unable to hear some
of his classes this week on account of
illness.
Miss Hopkins is reading a chapter
each morning from 'tBob, Son of Bat
tle.''
Leonard Wolfe former high school
student visited with us Tuesday after
noon.
The Vacuum Theory seem to be quite
a popular theory in the Physical Geog-
raphy class.
The boys have grown enthusiastic
over basketball, having played every
day this week. Why not organize a
team?
Two of the high school boys, moved
by the spirit of patriotism, tried to
raise the flag over the school-house
Kansas Day, but were foiled in their
efforts by a locked trap-door They
declare that the star-spangled banner
will float over this temple of knowledge
on Washington's and on LincoIn's birth
day.