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The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
BURIHG INAUGURATION WEEK

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get footsores get Foot-Ease, the anti
septic powder 70 be Shaken into the
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can walk for hours and not get tired
= YOU use Aliens FOOt-Ease. Il is al
ways in demand for use IN Patent
Leather Shoes. for Dancing Parties. and
for Breaking IN New Shoes. This is an
Easy Test: Sprinkle Aliens Foot Ease
ia one shoe and not IN the other and
age TO-DAY OF any Druggist and be
ready 10 forget you have feet during
Inauguration Week. Sold everywhere.
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Dca't accept any substitute.
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WINTHROP FOR NAVY BERTH.
VIII BE Assistant Secretary-Ofher
News OF the Day.

All speculation as 70 Just what berth
would be found by the new administra-
ton for Beekman Winthrop was ended
with an announcement made at the
Boardman house yesterday He will be
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. Mr..
Winthrop declined 20 become Assistant
Secretary Of state when he learned that
the Office OF Under Secretary OF State
was 10 be created. and that the incum-
bent of the new Office would outrank him
MyrOn T. Herrick has declined an op-
pOrtunity to enter the diplomatic service
which was offered him in lieu OF the Cabi-
net place which he barely missed. There
was no specific embassy designated BY
the Presldent-eiect, but several OF the
more important European posts viii be
vacant shortly. Mr.. Herrick declined for
business reasons.
Judson Harmon. who carried Ohio for
the Democracy in his gubernatorial cam
paign for the first time IN many years,
called upon Mr.. Taft yesterday morning
He was accompanied by members Of his
staff. Gov. Harmon was greeted cor
daily by the President-elect, and party
lines were ignored in their Buckeye
patriotism
residence were Secretary Of state Bacon,
John Hays Hammond. president OF the
League OF Republican Clubs; Arthur I.
Vorys. Representative Stevens. OF MIN
nesota: John F. Stevens. former chief
engineer OF the Panama Canal; b A
Walllngford. OF Pittsburg, Representative
Nicholas Longworth's brother-in-law; DR..
c. W Needham. president of George
| Washington University; Walter H. Allen.
Of the Naval Engineer Corps: Admiral
Hemphill. and r. 1. Mccormick. national
/ committeeman from Washington.
Capt TreadweT, who IS Gov Hughes
special military aid. made an appoint
ment with Judge Taft 20 receive Gov.
| Hughes, of New York. and Gov. Prouty.
Of Vermont. at the White House, after
the inauguration.
! An invitation will be extended to the
new President 10 attend the tercentenary
celebration sof the discovery Of Lake
Champlain. which VIII be held on the
shores Of that lake next summer.
The first Taft luncheon al tha White
House win be given to-day directly after
the new Presidents arrival from the
Capitol ceremony, and before he reviews
the inaugural parade. No formal list of
invitations viii be given out. but among
those 10 be present are the following:
The Cincinnati friends and neighbors
of the President-eiect and members OF
the Taft family: the Vice President-elect
and Mrs. Sherman. Chairman SteIlwagen.
Gen. Bell, members OF the Philippine
party which banqueted Mr.. Taft Monday
night. and the two Filipino commissioners
/ in Washington, Messrs. Legarda and
Ocampo.
The Black Horse Troop. Of Cleveland.
will leave the line Of parade 70 ride into
the White House grounds with the PTesi-
Dental party On the return from the
Capitol. but VIII leave Immediately and
take place IL line Just behind the grand
marshal and his staff.
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being solicited te DO SO by any one. The
resolutions were unanimous and were
sent to Mr.. Taft, who replied 70 them
ten days ago In a short note saying that
the matter was most important and would
receive his serious consideration
I understand, however" said M
Todd, that Mr.. Loeb has already been
decided upon Our action was taken for
10 political reason whatever. but simply
because Col Fowler had given q re-
eficient administration
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ROOSEVELT COMxENDS SPERRY.
conEratuIates Rear Admiral WIS
r--ss u,1..S s-ow,d yVorFd

COnEratulates Rear Admiral Who
Commanded FIeet Around World
One Of the last Official letters OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt was message OF congrat-
ulation to Rear Admiral Charles S. sper-
~, who, on March next. viii haul down
his flag as commander-in-chief Of the At
lantic battie-ship feet.
The President commends Admiral Sper-
rvs administration Of the feet. and ex-
presses the highest approval OF the retir-
ing naval officers work on the national
defense board IN 1895, and OF his connec-
ton with the discussion OF maritime Law
in the second peace congress at The
Hague in 1907. The letter was written on
February q last
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PLAN WAR IN FIRST DISTRICT.
Republicans stop Fight 10 Capture
Jones' Seat.

Fifty Republican leaders OF Virginia,
many OF whom we're county chair
men OF the First district counties. held an
informal meeting last night in the rooms
of Representative BascOm Slemp. chair
man OF the Republican State COMMITTEES.
and plans 10 capture the First Congress
sional district we're discussed
As a result Of this conference. although
the fight is two years OF. II was decided
70 urge all Republican voters TO pay their
polI taxes and register and otherwise pre-
pare for suffrage. II was also stated.
after the meeting. that George Nelms
Wise. OF Newport News, who made a
strong fight last fall against Representa-
tive Jones, VIII be nominated by the Re-
publicans again
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DROP SUBSIDY BILL.

Believed Taft's Approval Of Scheme
VIII Be in MessaEe TO Congress-
No further effort viii be made in the
House at this session to pass the ocean
subsidy bill
The defeat OF the measure Tuesday was
enough for the leaders for the present.
and the plan 70 call it for passage again
has been abandoned.
Il IS the understanding at the Capitol
that President Taft approves the propO-
sitions TO establish new mail routes to
South American and the Orient, and he
viii recommend affirmative action on L
in his message TO Congress al its regular
session n December
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Roosevelt, whom he has upheld as an ad-
wiser for the last seven years fail TO
see where every petulant Senator and
Representative gets the right to impeach
the outgoing Presidents motives"
Senator Beveridge followed the Iowan.
and Mr. Heybzrn also made few re-
marks relative 70 the disposition OF the
measure. The vote was reached on the
resolution shortly after o'clock.
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MEDALS FOR wRIcHrs

The House yesterday passed
the Senate bill. authorizing the
Secretary Of War, az an expense
not exceeding 500. to have two
gold medals made and present
them to 0rsiIIe and WILBUR
Wright. of Dayton, Ohio, the fz-
meas aeronazts. for their courage
and skill In isventing znd ODer-
affzg are0pIanes.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
SELECTS COFFIN BEFORE DEATH
HaEerstOyvn Man Also Had Grave
Prepared for His Body.

Spec1ai % In3 hasn1rEt1n neTAld
Hagsrstown. Nd, March 3-In q grave
that had been prepared long years ago
under his personal supervision the re-
mains Of Charles 3. Wolhngsr. a for
ne- well-known building contractor, We're
laid 10 rest IN cemetery adjoining the
Lutheran church al LsiIersburg this aft
ernOon. After a solid marble sarcopbR-
gus had been constructed. Mr. WolhngeT
selected a casket Of steel and copper. Rev.
Victor Miller, pastor Of the Lutheran
Church. ofhciated al the funeral assisted
By Rev. J. P. Hsrner.
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Rrlase openea for rraffIc.

specal % The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. March 3-The new
iron bridge over the Potomac River at
McCoole. this county. opposite Keyssr,
". Va. has been opened for travel. and
Il Is the only public bridge over ths PO-
tonsc between Hancock and Western
port. a distance Of over eighty-five miles
The bridge was built exclusively by Aiie-
g2uy County.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04

Representative sims. OF Tennessee,
sprung a sensation in the House yester-
day afternoon. by declaring that g mem
Der OF Congress owned an interest in 100
acres OF land near Rock Creek Park,
and that be and his friends in the House
were trying TO have bill passed author
izing the purchase Of this property for
$4,000.
The accusation by Mr.. Sims brought
more than dozen members to their feet
demanding to know the name OF the man
accused, but the Tennesseean declined to
give his name. being content with the
statement. --Tfo is sitting in his seat
and knows well TO whom refer"
Tried TO Pass BIZ.
The clash came when Mr.. Sims was dis
cussing the bin passed by the Senate pro
viding for the purchase OF the property,
which was intended as an addition 10
Rock Creek Park II IS owned by the
Waggaman estate. and IS in the courts.
It lies between Massachusetts and Con
necdcut avenues, and Mr.. Sims char
acterized i as useless as an addition 10
the park az for the use OF Fairgrounds
Alr. Sims told OF the long and urgent
fight Of the friends Of the bin proposing
the purchase. and declared Il was a real
estate scheme to benefit a member Of the
House.
Following tbs clash, Representative
Burton, OF Ohio. Who had already spoken
fl favor Of the purchase, gained the floor
and said he was tired Of hearing so
many vague accusations made on the
fOOr:' that ne believed Mr- Sims. OF any
body else making charges. should give
names and proofs. or ''faI 10 the ground
IN their attempts 10 give the impression
Of corruption"
Couldn't Learn Ownership.
Representative Fitzgerald. a Democrat
&c member Of the Committee on Appropri-
ations. which approved the bin. replied
20 Mr. Burton that ne could not. al
though he tried tine and again while the
measure was under consideration. get any
definite information about the real owners
Of the property.
The viva Toce vote on the measure
failed 10 decide the question In the mind
OF the Chair and Representative Clayton.
Of Alabama, demanded the yeas and nays,
saying that he did not wish any doubt to
remain n the minds OF the members OF
Congress. or the public. as to who voted
fcr or against the measure. This resulted
IN its defeat By the overwhelming vote OF
Ig TO 81, with thirteen members 70;
voting and answering present
Others who spoke against the bill were
Representatives Nye, Of Minnesota. Hef-
lin, Of Alabama; Andrus, Of New York;
Bartholdt, Of Missouri, and Norris, oi
Nebraska, while Representatives Parsons
Of New York; Lowering. OF Massachu-
sets, Parker, Of New Jersey. and Gard
iner. OF Michigan, supported Il
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PRESIDENT CREATES GRADE.

President Roosevelt yesterday crested the
grade Of professor u nztheuAtics. With
the Tnk Of hsutsssas eOzuanaer" Ia
the naTy.
Ire three sesior professors of mzthsnztiS
nov q the ETzds 0f Lieutenant were 10
azno,ed 70 TIE nsv Esde. They are Walter
S HaTshmz1. Frs1k B. Ltten. and Paul J.
DashisiL Profs Harshmsn and Dashieil
are On duty at TIE NaEsl Acadsmy. az Az
nSpolis, shile Pr0f. HtteH is stationed at
the Naval Ohse-Tzto-y. IN this CITY.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
SHERMAN'S BROTHER HERE.
Democratic Mayor of Utica Visits
Honse of Renrexentaffres.

Richard Sherman. brother of the Vice
President-elect and Democratic mayer Of
their old hOme. Utica. n. Y. was visitor
70 the House Of Representatives yester-
day He viewed proceedings from the
Executive gallery.
Mayor Sherman IS the only member Of
The family who still holds TO tls original
political faith Of his father.
He was 2 Democrat, SIS were the sons
IN early manhood but one BY one, Rich
ard alone excepted, they followed James
Schoolcraft into the Republican fold.
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Alexander Hamilton Memorial.

The Senate yesterday passed a resolu-
ton approprlating $1,000 for the prepars-
ton Of site and the erection Of a ped
estal for a memorial TO Alexander Ham
ilton IN this city. The memorial. which
Is expected - be IN the form OF q statue
TO the former Secretary OF the Treasury.
is to be provided by the Alexander Ham
ilton Association.
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WATCH GIVEN MR.. BURTON.
Committee on Rivers and Karbora
Remember Retiring Chairman.

Remember Retiring Chairman.
Representative Theodore z. Burton. Of
Ohio. who VIII enter the Senate to-day
as the successor OF Joseph 3. FORAKER.
was given little surprise party Yesterday
by the members OF the Committee on
Rivers and Harbors, OF which BIr. Bur
ton has been chairman for many vea.s.
The members OF the committee cll, u
on Mr. Burton and gave him a handsoir 9
gold watch. appropriately inscribed. "a
an evidence Of their good win and es-
teen
The presentation was made by Beprs-
sentative Sparkman, q Democratic mem
her from Florida. who IS the senior mem
Der OF the committee IN point OF service
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FRIENDS COMMEND
FOWLER'S ATTITUDE
Collector of Port Seeks to
Have His Acts Vindicated.
ALWAYS FRIENDLY TO TAFT

His Adherents Point Out Ee was the
Means of Preventing an Attack on
Taft's Labor Record In Ohio Dele
gate Fight Previous 20 Chicago
COavenfiOn-Leaves for This City.
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BILL IS CORRUPT,
SAYS Mr.. SIMS
asserts Congressman Back of
Real Estate Scheme.
WOULD SELL OWN LAND
Declares Measure in House for
Benefit of Member.
WOULD SELL OWN LAND

Springs Sensation When Measure
ApproDriating $4,000 for Pur-
chase OF WagEaman Property a.
Addition to Rock Creek Park Is
Under Diseussion-Bn1 Defeated by
Rou Cali Vote OF IsI to 81.
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Fight Is Called or.

He appealed 10 ne as 6 Republican
to keep hands or the fight IN Ohio and
leave the whole matter 70 the Chicago
convention After a long conference with
Col Fowler. decided TO adopt his sug-
gestion. and because OF that. this fight
which was TO have been made in Ohio
for Foraker. never started.
Therefore. instead OF Col Fowlers at
tempting 20 arouse the iawleSs element
Of the labor party against Judge Taft.
his advice and influence were used abso-
lutely in the opposite direction
There are $4,000 labor men II Ohio.
Had = per cent OF these voted al the
primaries IN February, as We intended
they should. against Taft because Of his
labor record, he would have been swamp
ed. and would not have had HIS own State
behind him. which would probably have
meant the loss Of the nomination"
Secretary Todd, Of the Customs House
Brokers Association. said to-day that
that organization had adopted resoiu-
tons recommending Col Fowler without
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
HEALTH RESORT.
IROEVILLE SAEAT0RIUM
lFOR TCBERCUDOsIsl.
TronvfIIe. Bedford Co, Va

IN. ". BY.
Il tie health giving Blus RidSs. Elevation l.s0 p
Suuny, uodsr1se Ei1fe-s; coo sumner nights; 10
raoGouitoes close Individual H1tentioos imrxvTzb.s
cases O8iy; - 70 50 Tapzthly foT b~a, boa-e. An
cry medic1ne and Dsdlc1i ssrEice
X N. FERGUSON. n D. Supt-
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New York. March 2-Collector Edward
s. Fowler left for Washington to-day.
His friends say that he has about given
up hopes OF being retained in his present
place, believing that President-elecS Taft
has already chosen for the place William
Loeb, IT, Mr.. Rocsevelts secretary.
Nevertheless. soms Of them to-day we're
In favor of having few more facts about
the situation made public.
As a matter Of fact, they said. the con-
duct OF Col. Fowler In the struggle which
went on for the Republican nomination
last year was Just the opposite Of what
had bean charged By Judge Taft IN the
message which he asked President Henry
r. Towne and Thomas II. Dunning. OF
the Merchants Association, 10 deliver to
the collector. This message. as was told
in these dispatches. wss to the effect that
Mt. Fowler was 10 be removed from Office
as soon as Mr. Taft became President.
and that Mr.. Taft had been informed
that the collector had appealed 20 the
labor element 70 prevent his nomination
and had attempted 20 arouse the Ia1less
element IN the labor party
Not only was this not true, It was as
serted to-day By those with knowledge
OF what went on al that time but Col
Fowler. they said, had been the means OF
preventing an attempt 70 lineup the
members OF organized labor for Foraker
az the Ohio primaries
Explains FOyyler's Attitude.
Warren c. Browne. OF this city. was the
man who was about 10 go 70 Ohio TO in
jeet the labor question into the Repabli-
can primary battle. Mr. Browne Is editor
Of the Lithographer, a trade paper not
connected with organized labor. but IL
the 1900 campaign and IN that OF 1904 8Ir
Browne was head Of the labor bureau Of
the Republican National Committee. and
organized the Protection League, made Up
OF workirgnen. In the doubtful States,
3Er. Browne said to-day:
~On January II, 1905. about three weeks
before the primaries IN Ohio, In which the
Taft forces beat Senator Foraker's forces
and thus assured the Ohio delegation for
Taft, suggested 60 several OF the politi-
cal opponents OF Mr.. Taft that a good
plan would be 10 60 out 10 Ohio and call
the attention OF the members Of organized
labor TO Judge Taft's attitude toward OF
gsnized labor while he was on the bench.
believing this would result in an over
vhelning vote against him az the prima-
RES.
This was practically agreed upon, and
IN nay capacity OF president Of the Protec-
ton League made al my arrangements
TO go 10 Ohio forthwith Before starting.
however, I arranged % see Col Fowler,
whom I had known a good many years,
and whose judgment had come 70 rely
on IN matters OF this kind. wanted 70
! lay the case before him and ask his opin-
| ion. he advised me TO do nothing OF the
kind. saying that Il would create class
prejudice and rebound to the discredit OF
/ the Republican party.
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TIE HOLmHURST,

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aod r1o.s l.s..ztnS EStE n bedT0oz&. E1cFstoT 70
ssrest leFel. Cspa5ty so ODea Al TIE year
H0-sa eiect-sc each nsets trains. IEts-ztrrs zpo1
request HENRY DAE&ELL-
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caREFULLY E0TE THESE FACTS: |:

IS. ~PRNCE GEORGE Strictly nrst-
cas- passenger and nal stesneT Carries 10 czsrls
a. ofsnsi7e f-cight- The EASTEST. STEADIEST
AND MOST COMFORTABLE STEAMER 70
BERMUDA. Hsndso1s booklss ssc fna partiea-
THE BERNUDA-ATLASTTC S. S. CO.
- STATE sT7 NEW YORK.
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STEAMSHIPS.
BERMUDA l'i1n :R' S2O1@''1
First eIass-IncIading Berth and Heals.

EESl JAS IHssa0iliB NSitH csld Ha0dis'
TAe uost dsliShtfal rcsrs 81 ths weird Ideal
climate zl ysz-. Ths garden SPOT q ths void
Les than two G2ys frou NsE Iork b ths nag
riaceus nineteen knot twin-sc-sE eesan flyer.
PRINCE GEORGE" tec1ipped with sirelsSsl, ths
fastest ard nost co5fofabls stsar1e- to Bermuea-
sails s-ery THURSDAY at Il A. n
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H0TEL R0THWELI
EXCURSIONS

~ Hotel and Annsersnt Guide With nap q Al
- City sent free J. A. Myers. Atlantic CITY, y J
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CONE TO ATLANTIC CITY and ensug TIE q
hEnu of shs ssssaors, coz53nad WITH TIE c1E-
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Pierce took place from the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. George Lum, Tues
day afternoon. Rev. II. a. &. Wester-
field, OF Elkton, officiated.
Mrs James 5. Hopper and Mrs. J..
VI. Ogden, attended the meetings OF
the Home ana Foreign Missionary So
cictles ut Zion this week.
Misses Ida Bouchclle and Bessie
Barwick aud {. $. Ellison, Jr, were
among those who attended the Easter
dance at Middlctown, Monday night.
DR.. {. {. Laws was called to Brook
lyn, y. y, saturday, to see his mother
who was critically III at the home OF
her son, DR.. Curtis Laws.
y play party was given By crowd
ui young folks al the home oi Jacob
Rhoadcs, near Summit Bridge, last
saturday evening.
The Presbyterian Church and the
Church OF the Good Shepherd were
beautifully decorated ior Easter. Spec
lai music Was rendered at each church
and both were largely attended.
Mrs T.. \. Bcauchamp spent Thurs
day IN Philadelphia buying millinery.
Miss Lucy Reed /, visiting relatives
NJ Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. ". -. Dreamer and
son, OF Wilmington, have been visit
ing Capt. and Mrs. James H. Vaughan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert {. Cooling, OF
JarrcttNvile, spent Easter with Capt
and Mrs l.. /. Cooling.
Mrs. L. I. Cooling, Jr.. and son,
William, are visiting relatives IN Bal
rimorc.
Misses Mary and Eva Foard have
been visiting relatives ut North East
Miss Lulu litter and Mr., Ellis, OF
Delaware City, spent Easter with Mrs.
J. y Mccoy.
Mise, Emma and Hattie Morgan
VISITED relatives at Cccilton. Monday
Mr. and Hrs, G. 5. Woollcy and
Miss Macdonald spent Tuesday in
Wilmington
Mis-, Hen Mover, oi Nyack. n. V,
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. G.. Steele.
Rev. ". II. lowlc, OF Roycrsiord,
Pa. i, spending Jew days in town.
Mis-, Mamie Bouldcn has been
spending few days IN lIavrc de
Grace.
Miss Anna Davidson, 81 Philadcl-
ph'a, visited her parents, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lindsey, OF
Wilmington, spent Sunday with his
parents, MIR and Mrs II. A. Lindsey.
Mrs, NJ. y Her, II Philadelphia. has
been spending few days at the AN
churagc near town.
Miss Julia Bcaston and Clifford Dale.
al Philadelphia, spent few days last
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Misses Frances and Mearns Carhart.
Messrs. Britton Carhart and Harry
Gathers. Of Philadelphia. were Easter
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Carhart.
Miss Bennett. OF Philadelphia, has
been spending few days with her
cousin, Mrs. ID. l.. Clifford.
Mrs Mary Palmer and daughter,
Miss Mary Palmer, were home for the
Easter holidays
Miss Eta Crotlers has been the re-
cent guest oi her brother, Mr.. lawson
Crothers. OF Bfyn Mawr.
ir. Allbrigse Zimmerman has been
spending few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Eta Wiley returned Monday
from visi: with Baltimore relatives.
The Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
Church have elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing President,
Mrs. John Shippers: President,
Mrs. William Murray: Secretary, Miss
Kathleen Fassitt; Treasurer, Miss Mar
rictta Mcarns.
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lives in the State OF Washington, and
Mrs. Ward, survive him.
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