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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

On Friday night of last week
the Logan band gave the citizens
of Logan another one of their very
appreciable free concerts upon the
streets. This time the band
stand was erected on the corner of
Main and Mulberry streets.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

If you want q nice hat to wear
to the Lancaster Fair, we have it
and can save you enough on it to
buy your ticket, at Home Milli-
rery Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve jackson and
Mrs. William Carpenter and
daughters were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew McGill, Tuesday, for
dinner,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. j. Il. Brown left Tuesday
for Stewartsville, Mo-, on busl-
ness trip. During his stay Mrs.
Brown will visit her relatives lib
Perry County.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tolbert
moved their household goods to
Lancaster, Wednesday. ANDY"
has accepted position with the
Fairfield County Democrat. The
best wishes of their many friends
90 with them.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

FOR SALE-6 room cottage at
Starr, OHIO, 4 rooms, new, good
cellar, water in kitchen, good
barn and out buildings. Cost
$500 90, will sell at $3.50 90 cash.
Inquire W. c. FLOWERS,
Lancaster, Ohio
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

With every hat, this week and
next, We are going to give 50 90
Plume free of charge, Home Milli-
merry Store, III East Main St.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Eldel Carmackle, of Columbus,
preached at the all service at the
SCOTS Creek Baptist church, Sat.
urday Of last waek.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sparks, of
Lancaster, were visiting friends in
Logan and on business trip
through the valley, Monday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Tide Houston was in Logan
over Tuesday night in attendance
at the council meeting, returning
Wednesday morning to Grove City,
where he is putting in sewer
system for that town.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

County Auditor j. L. Martin
was in Sugar Grove, Monday, at a
meeting of the directors of the
Sugar Grove bank.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

A hat for the little girl. A hat
for the older girl. A hat for the
ladies'. A hat for the old lady at
low prices at Home Millinery Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Messls. Tim Moriarty and Tom
Webb went to Circleville, Wednes.
day, to attend the funeral of Mr..
Joe Carl of that city.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Judge w. H. Weltzel, of Athens,
was in Logan, Tuesday of this
week on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Howard Reed, of Columbus,
SundaJe with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mock of Riverdale.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Phil Chapman, of Lancas.
ter, was in Logan Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Petrol, of Racine, o., is
visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G.. j. Meek.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bransom Stone
and family, of Charleston, Ill.,,
are visiting relatives in Hccking
County.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Frank Beam of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, is visiting her relatives
in Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

MIR. D. A. Rizer, the east end
grocer, is in GAINESVILLE a few days
this week on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mock and
son Will, of Lancaster, spent Sun.
day at the home of their parents
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

The Misses Kellar of Lancaster,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Yontz, oyer Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Alma Pursell went to Hills.
boro, Tuesday, to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Roads and the new baby.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Bronson, of Parkersburg,
W. Va Z, was in Logan last Thurs
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. John Davey, of Columbus,
is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs, Flave Davey in Logan this
week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Bert Stedem was in Column
bus Wednesday, on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Lew Wolfe of Route 4, Lo-
gan, was in town Wednesday on
business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

A nice line of Children's school
and dress hats at Home Millinery
Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. r. D. McManigal was 6
visitor in Lancaster, Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Mart Inboden was in Lam
caster Wednesday, on business.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr., and Mrs. W. d. Brandt were
the over Sunday guests of Mr..
Mrs. Azsriah Nixon, in the coun-
try.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. j. c. Morgan was In Lam
caster, Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. Tide Houston went to CO.
lumbus, Tuesday to visit her sis
ter who is sick at the hospital.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07
Presbyterla n Services

Regular services Sunday. Com.
munion at the morning service.
Evening service at 7 100 O'Clock.
All interested in Bible study are
requested to meet In the Sunday
school room at $3.50 in the even
ing; We hope to be able to organ
ize large class that will take up
the study of Rev. Herbert Mon
inger's book "Training for Ser
vice."
Rev. Wilson will teach the class.
1t will meet every Sunday evening
ing at 6:l5. This class is for all
who are interested in Bible etudy.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

LOTS FOR SALE Il have
twenty very desirable lots for sale
in East Logan at very low prices
if sold soon.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mrs. G. +. Yontz is in Winches-
ter, today.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

Mr.. Frank Kessler returned
Saturday from an extended trip
TO Jacksonville, Florida. Frank
insists that Ohio Is good enough
for him, even IL the climate is
besstly In the winter time.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

800 r.. Main street, Logan, 0.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-07

endorsed the bonds of the Cont
MENTAL Coal company to the
amount of $2,700,OOO and that in
1905 when the Sunday Creek Coal
company was oganized to take
over these properties, this road
with Hooking Valley secured con-
troll of the coal properties by TAX
ing the entire stock. 1t is also
charged that in 1903 it traded the
Ksnawha d Michigan to the Hook
ing Valley for the GAINESVILLE d
Western, and that the Sunday
Creek company, by reason of non
payment of freight charges over
the roads owning it, is able to
crush out competition.
1t is claimed that because most
of it functions as a railroad have
surrendered by the Il. & o. @. to
the Hooking Valley, it's charter
has been practically forfeited by
non user.
When the news of the filing of
this suit reached Columbus, Sat
urday night there was much guess.
ing as to the real parties behind it.
1t is known that a prominent at
torney Of Columbus has been as.
sociated with Mr.. Crossan In the
preparation of the papers.
IL is suspected that the coal
operators association, which 10 al
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
DEEDS or TRUST.

CorCcc-iczt Avenue HCs-tts-Frefa-ck A. Ho-ton
e. uz- 90 National savings and Tr-st Ccurorv
% se--Fe Ameiz- Security and Tr-st Company.
$50 3 years. s Der cent @ellianaually lo- g.
SQUARE .
EcknEion-W -WIliau. J. B-own % ux- 90 Conway p
H-nt ar1 E. p ICvrse-l. to secure 0Iarv r
Hunt. Si.-oo. : wears. Ter cert. sa11i lnuraIly
io- lc. square sos
Lc Dr1it P1-k-Gecrgc Nl. Bradley o. Fra-k J.
I'ie1douUe and james Be-y. 90 sec-uc PerpetuaI
Building Ass1clric1- Sst -r- s1 sTra7s 3g9C.
Dobtirs' Alll-icl-Geo-le speile- -- et Tx %
WilaU A. E-lCk and IClu i. CassCT. u s.cr7e
Nara = Casey. So years r-r cent
SaT-i-lIluEIly. l0r .. square IS
SIuare 09-GeCrU1 and Lille LouEhrrr % Frank J.
Disudcune and James B-r7y. % secure Psrpcrual
Building AssocatlCr. S-tlc iCt
Feruuood Hc-hfs-AlhrrT II. Davis 20 TX 20
Thomas 81 Gale ard tfecrEe r H-uHt-- -
secure Edward J. S--liuSgeu. SEs. months
ard wears. per cent ssu-l-1r1-lallv lots s
AMI = hcek =
Square Ss5-SaDuei Scrircuer et TX. % Henry a.
BCr-nanu and Ger--e 81. Er-nar.cl. 20 SEEM,
N-rroIo.It1l Eui.di1s Ass--a-cl Ne. 8 SD.
p5rt lots = ana T.
Square g3l-(icc--c = Co0ner co Tx % James N
Morgan and p. b. Wilson. 90 s--.re Ta-e-rs-
tioual Banking Ccrpoatlon. S@1ls. 6 months.
81 Der cent scmi-eurually. lots 8 90 g.
SAILS Additon-LeE1s s. Beaslev 90 r. Frarcss saul
aud Walter (. Hi'tou. to sec1re r. " saul
s. 20, years and monthly payments 81 per
cent ssEni-anruallv- lots y and e. souarc esZ-
HoInead gstate-Ca--ie B. Morris. 70 ssc--e HATTIE
NJ Holes 20o Years 8 pCr cent senli-an-
nualiy lo- q. square IS
Square l1p-E.izabeth s DansnhoTcr. % William
". DpaenhoVcr and Walter R. Wncox. % ss-l-a
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Rynder: Ruling Elders d. c Netcah and ". R.
Spilman.
PRESBYTERIAN hrotherhood-Revs. Charles s. smith
81 D. and f. K Simpson; RGlins Elders l. Ca
bell Wfhamsoa and II. S. Iryin.
Eraneelistic criuimitree-RcFs. A. ". Spooner ID.
C. MacIeod and T. C. Clark; Ruling Elders w. H.
h. Smith ard Prank Middleton.
Presbyterial sustenfation-Revs. J. 6. Hammer ].
T. Kelly. b. C. Macleod. and Gcorge BAILEY;
Rolling Elders J. B. Bloss L. Southland Parker and
Dariel MacFarlan.
Systematic beneaccnce-Revs. George p Wilson.
". ID. Mos. and George 5. Duncan: Ruling Elders
Marshall 7. HJeT Lawrence o. Mailery, and ". A.
n. Church.
Examiners in theolosy-ReTs. Wallace Radcliffe
and ]. 7. Kelly.
Examiners IN church government and sacraments-
Rers. b. +. Biftinser and Henry Runner.
Three OF the delegates TO the Presby-
terian General Assembly In Denver ad-
dressed the presbytery. They were Rev.
DR. Richards and Messrs F. Southard
Parker and Bloss. Rev. DIT George Bai-
ley. pastor Of the Western Presbyterian
Church. the remaining member OF the
local delegation, was unable TO be IN at
tendance.
Charles E. Ecker. Of Baltimore. asked
for the support OF the presbytery FOR the
plan to raise $4,000 10 purchase New
Windsor College Of Maryland and make
1t a synedical school. On the motion OF
Rev DR.. Radcliffe the matter was post
pCned until next year
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Hay REMOVE EARLY BY BOAT
PatholOgist Strengthens Contention
that He Is Not Leper.

IL John R. Early. confined on the East
ern Branch as a leper. is permitted Il
break quarantine 10 be treated IN New
York, he Will be transported 10 the me-
tropolis either by automobile OF by boat.
Ii is not believed he viii be taken over
the railroad lines
II is realized by his physician. Dr.
L. Duncan BUlkley. that objection might
be made by the railroad companies %
conveying him on a train. and it would
be difficult 10 overcome the prejudices
OF the travelling public. II is also an
ticipated that the States through which
be viii pass may make emphatic objec-
ton. which It would be impossible 70
circumvent. In this event, the sea voy-
age is suggested.
The contention Of Dr. Bunlley tha;
Early Is not suffering from leprosy is
strengthened by the fact that Dr. Wnl-
lam II. Parks. pathoIogist OF the New
York board of health. examined cultures
taken from him. and SAYS he found no
evidence Of leprosy. bacillls IN the test
tubes submitted 10 him.
Early win lot be allowed 10 leave the
+ft~Ntfetr ttN"SNtAr AAAA GtNAANe asSlr-
anCes are received by Dr. Woodward
from the New York authorities that he
win be received there. Furthermore, the
health officer believes an examination by
a disinterested expert. Of the same stand
ing as DR. Ehlers. should be made be-
fore the District releases him.
1T is not a question with me II Early
Is leper or with Dr. BuIkley II he IS not
leper. says Or. Woodward. 1T is now
n question Of having imported experts tC
examine him and determine his malady
and I am anxious Early should changs
his attitude IN this respect"
DR.. Bulkley has presented letters show
ing Early would be accepted as q patient
a the Skin and Cancer Hospital. in New
York, and also from the New York health
authorities. stating he would be admitted
10 the city. Under the law of New York
lepers are not segregated. as the colder
climate renders this unnecessary.
II is not probable Early Will be allowed
20 leave District quarantine without be-
inG examined by another expert and
without full assurance being given that
he viii not at some future time become a
charge once more
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Ala1 1-cIutosh. s. 0n. vczz. 5 pc- osat. sezS<
annually. Ta-- 1risil1l lo- p
square aa5-Micaaei NJ TuahT et ux- 20 Sanuel h
Walker and 1Ecl2el J. Walker. 20 secure East<
cm Bus,5.uE ard Lean Assee-stlon- so. PARA
original lor 1
Wo,lr-5Ee-DaI--s ID. Lore er w. u John 7. Ar-S
and samuel A. Tlrgrv. % secure Lee BugEu-.
S--5 s Tears. pcr cent. ssrli-auaually. lot -,
t'eck g. slue 60 Andrew Wilson AID Noei W
Barzs5a-c. o. sccure Patrick =. McNulty. 81 CO.
years pCr C-rI. quarterly. lor q. block g
k0s-Uszko rlace-EdTlrd T. CrisZcrd e Tx a
Cal and Valentine Wahier, 20 secure Jose1e1
Wah,G. 80 I 70 s u-o1rhs. lots 2 : and =
block T.
SQUARE -a-N,u-ie r. ConoFsr 20 Florsnoe A. sn1
William Il WLi-c. % sccure Charlotte p Nhits.l
NGa = 20 IS months per cent. se-ni-anu-allTs =
square asg-Wolcott TucEcrnau e. uT ID EidridE1
p Io7I-a ard - Augustus favor. n sec1rS
r Olivia johnson Sl5l-G 7 2 and 5 yez-z-
per c-u. semi-znnuaI,y PAN crglnal Ut =.
Sgus-c &c Chi-dren's Hosplral e The Dlstrcr %
Columbia % William J. Father ans Miitcn z
Ales o. =ec-e John n Joccs, S5eo- ys1-@s
5 1e- ccn-. s--ll-1-ll-la-lr. ali ~ square
S-urra south of SQUARE tzn-Hele1 Shtsu-ar % =
Edu11d LcUIs and EdrarG T. Levls. 20 secrz
Frark A. 5o1es S.ss ZoztAly payments, 20
cert. l1- =
sousre -5--Tne Roland Apartment House CcmrsrS
% John p La-ner and John A. Aanlto1. q
se--re the Washington Loan ard Tr1st Con-
rary. 06To. 20 Tear. per cent, sens-
rEaua. PSI. .c-S u el1 -
>----- 70 CasaLiae II E1cECrrnTcr 70 Chrrics P
stone ard Charles W- F-rlaX- % secure WLi.11
W W S-e-a-t. Sio1. % = months. 8 Dcr cent
s1l1rrra.,v- rarr original loc o.
Craven Telrzce-Jaccb ard Neuman Zalin % Azs-+-
can Security ard Trust Company. 20 scc11s Nas
tioruI savings and Trsst Company. s. 90. / a11
8 yrlu- DT cent. ra.-anuualiy, lot g.
YVlsr-cr Clcsc-Aery a. (ssLllrare 20 vir Il. = -
lee u. Latlrner ard william e. West 70 So
c-re Eui1e O.. Biley. So, monthly raTrcrcs. 8
rc- cent seui-alnuallv. rart ict ls block s
SNARE gg--Louis I. Drirgs et al % s. Oman
Bradley ard joseph H Bradley. % secure SIars
J. Baldwin. $50, years. Fer cert seri-au-ul
ais 'o- G.
NfrTnt Pleaart-Sanc % Sme. % secIre ssrs.
st50. yelrs. s rer cent. semiaurrliiy. IL 80
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08

cas,-Aiaxwcu W. sherman Ct ux 70 George and
Llhe Loughery. lot 8 square s53. 80.
FeruEocd Heights-Elvsrd ]. Steli9aseu. trustee.
70 AIbe1 Il and Emma T. DAVIS. lots and =.
b,cek = S50
Douglass-W. Walton Edwards % Alice Robin
sen. lo- y. 81
saul's Addition-B. Francis saul e. TX. ct a. 70
Lewis l. Beazley iot 2 and Is. square s9-l.
T1rner's Impr1venent-F OsEalross Slater %
Frarces Mccarthy n0-th haf q lot Is Sc.
Ga-1eld He.ghts-Vivial TIbbs % ParEe +. Brown.
lo- 2 block ? SIC: Stephen J. Lewis 70 Lou d.
Gordon. lot Z. block 2 SO.
Brookland-Wiliam R. Frisbie 20 TX 20 NeZlie c
Upham. 10; = block o. SO
Koscins-ko placc-Jcseph Wahier 20 uz- % Edwari
T. Crismond. lots p s. and (. blocE 3. SD
US Z street uerthWest-AUcls-ine = C-ale e uX.
rs Fl street rortbVest-Charl1t-e B. White 70
Mamie B. Conover lo- 2 square 2. SO
lS16 New Hampshire srerre u1r-lwest-Aa,ter ?.
Tacseunan % C. Joseph Pa-kinsou. lot g. sIsars
I5- SO
C street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
nortLUegt-E Olivia johnson % WClcpft Tucker
man. uart Orlginai i0t a.. square 2S2, So
Fist Addition % American JuiveTssty Psrk-
sarah j. CrCiss1nt e a.. % NictQT q. Cro.ssali,
lot sos squire lfsl. SIC
- c street northwCst-Liiiie F. NILS % VIZ.
Howard v. % Elwood ". McIusire. part lot
Is reservation Il. 5000
starviand avenue between Sccocd and TLiri streets
ro-theast-C Caroline T. shields e. sir Clarles A.
20 the Roland AplgfmsUt H0uss Company. loc
p SQUARE 81 SO
Kaloraua Heights-Janes n. Cameron. trustee 70
Randall H. Hagner. iot 7. block i3 So
n street between TwenIy-irst and Trerty-secoad
streets no-1hWest--Wiilian ". ". Stewart e. TX.
20 CSroline n Hockeneysr. rart original lot e.
square 70 so
Sixth and ] s-reets northsaSt-Wili2-a H. f
Allen e. * 70 John McLane. lot q. sguars
So SO
Craven Ternce-AuIick Palmer e. TX. % Jaoob and
Newman Za-ln. LOT q. SO.
Z street between E3Ehth and Ninth streets south
east. and street between Fourteenth ard
fifteenth streets southeast-Roy T. TASTE % W
E sisson part lot . square sa5 and part original
lot s. square Io59 SO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
DR.. BITTINGBR QUITS
Resigns as Stated Clerk of
Washington PreSbytery.
HAD HELD OFFICE So YEARS
Committee Named TO Frame ResOIu-
tIOns on the Service OF the Popular
Divine - Standing Committee An
nOunced - Funds TO Be Raised 10
Purchase windsor College.

Much regret was expressed by members
OF the presbytery of this city yesterday
when Rev. d.. B. F. Bittinger, for thirty
six years stated clerk OF that organiza-
tion. resigned at a meeting Of the presby-
terry in the First Presbyterian Church.
Or. Bittinger. in offering his resignation.
said he thought the Office should go 10 a
younger man. At the close Of his address
several tributes Of respect were offered
by laymen and clergy.
DR.. Bittinger viii continue as stated
clerk until October. when the Office will
be taken over by Rev. T. Z. Davis. pastor
OF the Westminster Church Memorial
Rev. Mr. Davis position as permanent
clerk will De taken by Rev, George n.
Cummings, pastor OF the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church.
The Standing Committees.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Bitunger's ad-
dress a committee. composed OF Rev. DR..
Radcliffe and Rev Donald c. Macleod.
was appointed 10 draw up suitable resolu-
lions on the long service OF DR.. Bittinger.
DR.. Bittinger announced the following
standing committees:
Home missious-Rers. D. C. MacLeod. John Lee
Allison, and Hubert Rex johnson: Ruling Elders
Irwin B. Linton. Charles Il. Me7w:n, and William
n Terrell
Foreign missions-ReTs. Henry Runner, Charles
Wood. James 7. Marshall. and ". D. Moss: Ruling
Elders S. d, Luckett Charles 3. Bailey. A n
0lcBath. and W b. Robinson
Edueation-Rsvs ". T. Thompson Thomas T.
Clark. and Henan H. Allen: Railing Elders Judze
S. J. Peelle and O. b Browu.
Publication ana sunday school work-ReTs.
Thomas &. Clark and James r. Derpe Ruli=S
Elders Prank r. Leetch and Grant Leet
Church erection-Reys. T. z. Davis Robert A.
Daviscn. and James a. NOmse. Ruling Elders O.
o. Suiccr and II. G.. Thompson. .. D. s.
Ministerial Telicf-BeTs. George Robinson and y.
h. Miller; Ruling Elders a. 3. Garden and J. +.
Baldwin
Freedmsn-ReTs. George " Cuuuings' ard r..
J. GImke: Ruling Elders George 5. Britt aad W.
81. McCary
college boa1d-Rsrs. james ". wlghtnan and
George G. Smith; Ruling Elders E NJ Finch and
William J. Allen.
TemUersuce-Reys. T. Davis Richards and ". H.
Dexter; Ruling Elders L. Il. Dewey aud J. b.
Derrick
Vacancy ard spply-Revs z. y. Kirby and
David 4. Reed.
American Bib,e Socety-Rev. James $. Wsstso,,
aud Ruling Elder sohn r. Blake.
Tral exercises-Rers George s. Duncan an.
George s. Little
Ministerial als,entation frnd-Revs John Lee All
son and James NJ. Naurse. Ruling Elders J. z.
Dccts and joseph W. Dawson.
ChuTCh cItCusiJn-Bcro. GerrE- Bailey Wallace
Radcliffe. and T. z. Daris, Railing Elders T. r.
Sargent and Charles T. Foster.
Young peoples socisties-RcvS Charles L NeihcI
Z. y kirby. George n Cummings. and T. Lee
The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
ARKAKSANS ENTERTAINCLU
Mississippi, Missouri, and Texas So
cieties Are Guests.

Members OF the Arkansas Club had az
their guests last night the members Of
the Mississippi. Missouri, ard Texas clubs
Of Washington.
The entertainment took the form OF a
musical and literary evening. There was
en- address by Clifford Pinchot chief of
the United States Forest Service. on the
efforts being made by the Federal govern
ment for the preservation OF the forests.
particularly Of the South
Mr. Pinchot said the interest OF the
South in forestry has long been vital and
publicly recognized. He complimented
Southern members OF Congress for the
warm support given the Forest Service.
He pointed out that the cooperative
study between Southern States and the
Forest Service has been helpful 10 the
efforts Of the national government This
cooperative work. he said. had been sue
cessfully conducted in Kentucky. Mary
land Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. and
Missouri and similar work would be
taken Up with Virginia and Georgia next
month.
In closing. Mr.. Pinchot said:
Until recently the Arkansas national
forests were farther east than any Others.
but IN November last President ROOse-
Welt signed a proclamation creating two
national forests In Florida. which VIII be
pct under administration this July The
two national forests IN Arkansas contain
an area Of 3.iS97Sl acres. Of which the
Ozark forest has about 1.5s0o0o. and the
Arkansas I.66059O acres.
The musical and literary programme
consisted Of an Instrumental SOLO by Mrs
Fred Beale: vocal solo. Miss Lillian
ChenOWeIE; recitation The Chariot
Race from Ben-Hur. Doa Carlos Ellis,
mandolin and guitar duet Miss Lee
Moore and Mr. Spendler. concluding with
instrumental selections from Southern
airs by Mrs. Fred Beale-
The entertainment was held on the
ground floor ball room. The attendance
was large, including many of Washing
tons well known society people.