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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
svERDRUP STANDS nY COOK.
PeaFys and BarrIli'a Charges DO Ne
Disturb Ccnfidenca.

Disturb ccrfidenes.
Copenhagen, Oct. 1s.--"Commander
Peary's latest accusations do not shake
my confidence in DR.. Cook" said Cap
tain Otto sverdrup today. ""The exa1n-
ination OF the Eskimos simply show
that they obeyed DR.. Cooks order not
ito tell anything. cm astonished that
Peary does not put up himself for ex-
animation. So far as ! know, none OF
his companions understands the Fss-
kfmo language well enough to exam
inc the natives
What about Mount MCKINLEY? - ask
ed the correspondent.
We'll, my dear SIR" was the reply,
you can get much for money. and
especially OF such testimony"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
H. D. CORLISS
DEALER TN CITY PROPERTY

Farms and Farm Lands. Loans on
all kinds OF property concluded at
once. Offices, suite and 4, first
floor, Morton building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
What's Said

Gustav Emil Eifstron, sentinel:
keystone chapter, R A. M, will work
on the Mark degree this evening be-
ginning at 1880.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
aoY FRoM sT. PAuL sHoT.
Joseph Lsek Killed on Train by La'
Who Fires fer Sport.

Who Fires for Sport.
Big Timber. Mont, Oct 1s.--A stray
bullet this afternoon. from a small
rifle, instantly killed Joseph Leek, aged
Ia years, as he sat looking out OF car
window on west bound train. The lad
with his mother, brother and two sis
ters, left st. Paul and were en- route TO
Tacoma. The bullet struck the boy
squarely in the eye, and death was In
Simultaneous. Harry Wadgworth, aged
IA years, was arrested, and. 1t is all
legged, confessed that he took a pot
shot at the train for 'the sport OF it,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
HORSES

a car of extra good big farrn horses
just arrived at the Washington House
barn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
YOUNGS CLAIM CHECKS

4. J. Young g. Sons BUS ana Trans
fer Co. will give you claim checks for
baggage to and from all depots. hotels
and residences. Phone rs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
Monslrrlanta.

A. w. Raymond, pgoneer monument
and gravestone man. III cell on any
ene wishing anything In his lima
\ idrean Box 41a. Fa<go.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
Gay ooops. cLsRks sTRIkE.
Six Hundred Demand Eight Hour pa,
and Hour for Luncheon.

New York. Oct 1s--A strike of dry
goods clerks in eighty East Side stores
has been declar d b, the Retail Dry
Goods Clerks association ofNNew York
The strikers. who demand< an eight
hour day, with an hour off for lunch
con. threaten to make the strike gen.
eral. Six hundred clerks are out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18
CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN mat liner I
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember. the Best.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18

We DO all kinds OF gOoa printing
Phone 11S4-L. Ulsalxer Bros. 207 Bdw.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18

Desirable Office for Rent
On ground door, in good location. En-
quire OF @. N. Krogh at Savings &
Loan"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-10-18

Wanted: Chris and boys a. Ever
hart Cheney Candy Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
LYONS MAN SHOOTS WIFE
AND ENDS OWN LIFE
Ar Baker, Prompted by Jealousy,
Murders wOmRn and Kills
Himself.

LYONS. Neb., Sept. 27.-"Al" Baker,
owner Of the Baker Theatrical company,
shot his wife and then killed himself at
the home Of his son this morning. Jealousy
was the cause.
The woman died instantly, but Baker
lived till nearly noon. She was his second
wife and left two or three children. one
goes to school here and two are away.
They organized a small travelling show
here last spring and have been touring the
country and only returned three days ago
to Lyons. Here they were in the homo of
Dan Baker, a son by his first wife. This
son was up town at the time, leaving only
his wife at the house with the old folks.
She heard the trouble going on and some
shots upstairs and was afraid to go up,
but gave the alarm at once. Dan Baker,
the suicides son, is our well-known band
master, who for nearly a year past has
been tutoring the band here and with
twenty-four members of the and has been
engaged to play for the Ak-Sar-Ben at
Omaha on October 6. No reason is yet
know for the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Nebraska

"As far as rave been able to learn the
charges against Bentley we're simply
trumped up. 1t was simply a case Of a
man overdrawing his bank account
Detective Bentley said that he had had
a checking account with a local bank for
a long time. He insisted that the check
was good when he gave 1t in Omaha and
is good now.
The police have all Of my personal eff
fects yet" said he, at Il o'clock, "notwith-
standing orders to turn them over to the
county attorney at once. The charge Of
forgery l regard as a Joke. 1 think that
there will be something doing when the
matter is presented to the excise board.
II is likely that a hearing will not be
held before Tuesday owing to the absence
Of Exciseman Powell from the city.
Chief OF Police Richard and City Detec-
tive Malone maintain that they were per
fectly right In what they did and that an
officer from Omaha will be in Lincoln
with a warrant to take the detective TO
the state metropolis to answer to the
charge Of trying to pass a worthless
check.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
The late Bishop Stanley Sees and Speaks

Extract from speech Of Right Rev, John STANLEY.
bishop of North Dakota, at q meeting held in the opera
house. Fargo, May 81, 1895;
II have been associated with the temperance move
for twenty-ons years, and during that time have Rd-
ministered the pledge to q great mGny-SOme have
fallen back and some haven't. SO long AZ q man -
diseased you cannot restore manhood by moral suGsion;
there IL something deeper than that. and l firmly
believe that DR.. Kelley has got It. l used TO be .
skeptic about the Keeley Cure, and used to ask II It
was like modern things and would cure badness. I
don't believe that badness can be cured. because Two
tried everything. but l do think alcoholism can. I I'm
not a stakeholder In the Institute. and have no inter
est other than the interest Of a Christian in the oiO
walton OF mankind. The Institute Is almost In front
of my residence. and every day. almost. l see physical
wrecks stagger there for treatment, and after four
weeks coming out new men"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
PREPARING FOR ENDEAvoRERs
Fairbury Committee Arranging Good
Program.

FAIRBURY. Neb., Sept. 2T.-(Special)-
r. C. Harriss. chairman of the central
committee who Is in charge of the general
arrangements for the state meeting Of the
Christian Endeavor society which is 10 be
held in Fairbury on October %. 80 and 81,
reports that the several committees are
working diligently to arrange an interest
ing three days program. The program,
which has already been arranged, includes
numbers Of vital interest to the society
as a state organization and these subjects
have all been assigned to people who Will
get the most from them.
1t is expected thata a general represent
alton Of the state organization viii be in
Fairbury and the committee on entertain-
ment is making preparations to entertain
a large crowd. ..aur~.~.l na
a union meeting Of the young people OF
the town has been called for next Sunday
night to make final arrangements for the
state gathering.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

NEBRASKA CITY-While chasing a thief
on a railroad tricycle., the car Jumped the
track and seriously injured the officer.
Sheriff Fischer. The thief made his es-
cape.
,TECUMSEH-The town of Sterling, in
this county, is agitating electric lights. a
new college has been secured and several
neuf business blocks are being erected In
the town.
-, BEATRICE-The German Baptist church
congregation today began services com
memorativc Of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of the organization Of the church in this
city, Rev. a. j. Marquardt Of Ellinwood,
Kan, preached the sermon Sunday morn
ing.
Observation-Disclosures matters have
been taken up by the people living ON
the Little Nonaha, in the northern part Of
this county. James Meek OF Cook is ac-
lively engaged securing the consent Of land
owners along the stream to go ahead and
organize for the work,
ARLINGTON-Peter Sorenson Of Ken
nard, Neb., bought the George Laaker
farm located two miles east Of this city
for sl21.5O per acre. This farm contains
$3.50 acres and is one Of the best in this
section. Mrs. Lena Buhrman bought five
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Attempt to Kill
Night Watchman
Nebraska City officer Receives Bullet
in Wrist While Chasing
Thieves Away.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Sept. ~.
(s~peciaD.-Night Watchman John MARITIME
had a narrow escape from being killed
last evening. He noticed a man stealing
some grain doors at the Burlington depot
and gave chase. The man made his escape
in the dark. The Waterman picked up the
stolen doors, returned them to their place
and began looking for some trace OF the
thief, and as he passed a dark spot a shot
was fired at him at close range. Striking
him in the wrist SCATTERING the same. while
the Nvould-be assassin made his escape in
the dark. The officers have two men in
jail as suspects. Officer MARITIME has been
a terror to evil doors aud has had several
close calls.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
s:;,N!R:!'!o:'!!KI,
JusS pare uEtnGALH
water from the noun
tains. asi. Douglas so.
acres and a house on an adjoining farm for

1890.
TECUMSEH-John GiIlighan, for many
years at the head OF the GilliRhan Bridge
company of Falls City, has disposed OF his
interests In the Richardson county town
and will locate elsewhere.
NEBRASKA CITY-Paul Kramer. an
employee of the Great Western Cereal Mills
fell down. an elevator shaft and sustained
a compound fracture of his right leg. He
came IN out OF the light into the dark
room and walked into the uncovered shaft.
He was otherwise injured about the body.
NEBRASKA CTTY-In the case Of Maud
J.. Moran against William +. Moran the
court decided to give Mr.. Moran a a.
vorce and the custody Of the children. He
has taken the matter of allmony under
advice. Judge Travis has gone to tbe
stead.
TECUMsEH-Herbcrt Beetle, the 10
year-old son OF c. II. Becthe of Todd
Creek precinct. had both bones Of his
right leg broken between the kncss and
ankle by a private bridge over Elk creek
construction of the bridge, a few weeks be
fore, the senior Mr.. Beetle ssutaiued a
fall and was severely Injured.
ARLINGTON-J. II. Dorbecker, who runs
the electric light plant in this city, was
severely burned on both hands by coming
in contact with a live wire. Mr.. DorDecker
fell backwards and this broke him from
the wire. People at the livery uaru saw
the accident and called Or. Davies. BON
! hands are buruedssto the bone and the
escape from death was narrow.
EDGAR-EvanEeiiSt Yatman is conduct
ing revival meetings i'm the Methodist
Episcopal church. The meetings werc be
gun Wednesday evening without previous
announcement and for the first two even
ings the attendance was light, but arc
growing in interest. Three of the churches
are working together in these meetings,
the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian.
TAYLOR-Early SATURDAY morning fir"
broke out IN the stable Of Henry Hoppe
an old settler living four miles west 81
here. Tho stable and a granary werH
destroyed. together with four fine colts,
forty tons Of hay and several hundred
bushels or grain. The end was nearly
burned out Of a big new barn, but hard
fighting saved II. The origin OF the fire
is unknown. The property was insured.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
CHURCH CHANGES IN OMAHA
Several New Pastors Are Assigned to
Local Methodists.
CONFERENCE FILLS OUT LIST
SDyker, DewoIf and s~tambauEh, with
GOrtner, Who Leaves state, VIII
BE Succeeded by Ministers
from other Places.

McCAbe Church,. c.. Schick. appointed:
D. N. Gortner, relieved.
Seward Street Church,. A. High. APP
pointed: L. r. DeWolf, relieved.
Trinity Church-G. w. Abbott. appointed;
J. A, Spyker, relieved.
Deitz Memorial Church-W. ID. STAN
bAugh, relieved.
These are the changes for Omaha made
by the North Nebraska conference Of the
Methodist church. Rev. Arthur Attack has
been named to take the pulpit at Dickey
chapel in Benson, and w. j. BRENT as
Bumes the pastorship at the Hirst Memo
rial. The assignment for the Dettz Memo
rial in Omaha and the Letter Memorial I'm
South Omaha are yet to be supplied. Tho
pastors of the other churches win remain
Aonther year. Rev. G.. w. Abbott, assigned
to Trinity, comes from the First church
OF Kearney. II. II. Willard, 1921 Park ave
nue.. who was educational secretary Of IVES
leleyRn university, has been assigned to
Albion. William Gorst is reappointed dis
trict superintendent for the Omaha district.
These are the assignments:
Omaha City District.
Dietz Memorial. to be supplied; Dickey
chapel, Benson. Arthur Attack; First
church. r. L. Loveland; Hirst Memorial,
w. ]. Brient; Hanscom Park, X. Scott
Hyde: McCabe. ]. G. Schick; Pearl Memo
rial, Thomas G.. Hinkle; Seward Street, f
A. High; Southwest, to be supplied; Trim.
Aty, G. w. Abbott; Walnut Hin, e. e. Hos.
man: Papillion. r, c.. Bonham; Richfield
J. NJ. Wingett. South Omaha, First, church
J. M. Boutwell,: Letter Memorial, to b,
supplied Springfield, f. J. T.. Connolly
Tekamah, G. b. Warren; Valley, f. a
Spawkey; Arizona, TO be supplied; Airing
ton, William f. Spin; Blair, c. p. Lang
Craig, j. w. ulsley; Elkhorn, to be sup
piled; Fremont. Thomas Bithell: Gretna
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
OMAHA MAN TRIES SUICIDE
Hans JRrEensen, Claiming to he from
This City, Seeks Death al Ne
braakR CITY.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Sept. 81
(~SpeciaD.-A man giving the name of Hans
Jargensen and claiming to come from
Omaha, who has been working for a
farmer north of this city for about thirty
days, tried to hang himself last evening
and then begged someone to shoot him,
He was brought to the city and placed in
Jail and will be given a hearing as to his
sanity.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
SPARKS SET TWO FIRES
Number of Horses Lost as Result of
One of the BIazes.

Number of Horses Lost as Result of
One of the Blhzes.
SIDNEY. Neb., Sept. 27.-(Special Tele-
gramD-A car load of horses, the property
of NJ. w. McClennan of Echo, New, con-
signed to st. Louis, were fed at the stock
yards here today and after being reloaded
and waiting to be attached to a fast freight
train the car took fire from a locomotive
on tie Union Pacific railroad, burning four
of me horses to death. seven were shot
to death on account Of burns and eight
more are In a precarious condition aud
may have to be killed.
Sparks from a Union Pacific engine set
fire to the Pacific hotel this afternoon
and the prompt response Of the Sidney
fire department and the excellent water
supply saved the building from total
destruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Found Dead I'm BOX Car.

SIDNEY, Neh., Sept. 2I.-(Special Tele-
grsm)-The body Of an unidentified man
without any means OF Identification was
found In a Union Pacific box car this
morning by the car gang. He had been
seen on the streets here yesterday and was
drinking freely, Alongside OF his body
was a bottle of morphine, of which about
half had been taken. He was about q
years old, sandy complexion, smooth
shaven, five feet nine and weigh l65
pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
YOU'VE Wan Commit. suicide.

El.MWOOD, Neb, Sept. 2L-tSpecial
TeleSramD-Rohert Dunn, a young man
about - years old, a farm laborer work
ing for Harry DCsmore, residing q mile
northeast cf town. committed suicide this
morning ny shooting himself in the head.
No motive can be found for the act, as he
was a weil-to-do young man Of pleasing
addI ess. He has a brother, 5. s. Dunn,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
ChrintInn scIence Lectnrn-

Mr.. Frank II. Leonard, c. S. B., Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, a member of the board
Of lectureship OF the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass, will de-
liver a lecture at the Auditorium Thurs
day, September 80, at S p. m. All are cor
daily invited. Admission free. No oollec-
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Gerret Jensen; Herman circuit, L. W,
McKibben; Hooper. c. O.. Trump, Kennard,
*. w. Kello; Nickerson, ]. Joel Burke;
Oakland, A.. q. Warne.
Grand Island District.
George II. Main, district superintendent;
Aida, }. W. Henderson; Archer, supplied
by M. X. French; Bartlett, supplied by D..
w. Cobb; Belgrade, to be supplied; Cairo
and Boelus, c.. f. Innis; Cedar Rapids, NJ.
vi. Long; Central City, II. J. Mckenzie;
Central city circuit, f.. Webster; Clarks,
G. f. Luscher; Columbus, ID. 1. Roush;
Fullerton. Ambrose G. McVay; Fullerton
circuit, supplied by w. n. MackRy; Genoa,
NJ. W. Rose; Grand Island. First church,
5. ID. Bartle; Trinity church, w. H.
Wright; Greeley, John b. Roe; North
Bend. W. L. Elliott; Palmer, b.. u. SIAM
baugh: Primrose. Carl RAIDER; Purple
Cane. L. A. smith; Rlchland. to be sup
Piled: Skedee, d. W. MeGregor; st. Ed
wards. u. w, McGreer; st. Paul, w. II.
Underwood; Schuyler, George NJ. Bingj
Scotia. Carries Ford; Silver Creek G. NJ.
Coufier; Wa1back, w. H.. Hotter; Wood
River, to be supplied. o
Neigh District.
e. T. George, district superintendent: Al
bion, II. II. Millard; Battle Creek, r. j.
NdlltN. bDbIlts AB W. IlDTlOht . N NllSN IGN
to be supplied; Chambers, w. +. Green;
Clearwater, H.. HinGmarck; Creighton.
Earle Bowman; Elgin, W. A. RomingeI ;
Ewing. NJ. NJ, Sommerville; limerick, II.
G. Capsey; Iuman, j. T. Coleman; Loretto,
Harry Guest; Lynch and Meadow Grove,
g. f, Meade; Newmans Grove, T.. E.
smith; Niobrara, c. f. Steiner; Neigh, J.
V. Hawk; Oakdale, supplied; O'Neill, r. :.
Walton; Osmond, W. c. Kelley; Paddock,
supplied; Page, Joseph Stopford; Pierce,
r. II. Murtcn; Plalnview, w. ID. SIAM
baush; PIaIuyiew. circuit, H.. W.. Rum
NELL; Royal, ]. II. Allen: Spencer, A. L.
Kellogg; Tnden, !. Fl. Hard.
Norfolk District.
d. X. Tyndall, district superintendent
Allen, F. M, Drulimer; Bancroft circuit,
William Cornell; Beemer C. f. Carroll
Belden, supplied by J. @. Galloway; Bloom
field, II. H. st. Louis; Carroll, r. F. Shack.
lock; Central circuit, supplied by ]. ]
Kemper: Coleridge. f. T. Antoim; Creston
C. II. Moore; Dakota City. w. r. Warren
Decatur, J. II. Smith; Dixon, supplied by
G. NJ. Pendell; Harrington, P. f. Won Ha.
gen; Homer circuit, II. A. ChappeIl: Lau,
rel, II, p. Langley; Lyons, J. M. Leidy
Madison. J. e. Houlgate; New Castle cir
cult. supplied by s. A. Draes; Norfolk, c
w. Ray; Norfolk circuit, supplied by C.. NJ
Taylor; Fender, to be supplied; Pilser. G
T. Goodell; Poncs, A. W. RomingeT; Ran.
dolph, ]. P. Jost; South Sioux City, ]. L
Phillips; stanton ]. r. Poucher; Wake,
field, 10 be supplied; Wauss, A. f. Fowler
Wayne, J, w. fitzpatrick; Winside, Amos
Fetzer; Wynot, supplied by J. z. Helm
Wlsner. L. ". Stoumb.
The conference reelected Jesse w. Jen,
nings, manager OF the Methodist book
room, Kansas City, and endorsed these: J
l. Mclaughlin, corresponding secretary
Methodist hospital; c.. N. Dawson, field sec.
rotary Methodist hospital: f. f. Wilson
missionary Porto Rico.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
No DI.trtbution OF E.tnte.

BEATRICE. Neb.. Sept. ~2.-(special Tel
e~gram)-Mayor Rawlings Of Wymore this
afternoon, in the district court. received
an order restraining Sheriff Trude from dis
tributing the proceeds from the estate Of
the late Samuel Wymore, which was sold
this afternoon at sheriffs sale, for 500
The land has been in litigation for some
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
shoorrNG AFERAY Ar HAY CAMP

NItRIr Inc OUtgrOVt IN OF an Old
Enlargement.
SIDNEY. Neb., Sept, 2I-(Special Tele-
gram)-At tile hay camp Of George Hume.
located twelve miles north of Lisco on the
Richerson ranch. Lewis StoIz, a hay-maker
in Hume's employ, shot and seriously
WOUNDED Henry Busky yesterday. The in
jured man is a son of August Busky, a
well known Deul county farmer. The
trouble started over an old feud between
the two parties. The sheriff of Deul
county has gone to the ranch to apprehend
Stolz, who is considered one OF the bad
men in this section and a sure shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

ARLINGTON, Neb., Sept. 27.-(Special)-
Frank Reynolds, jr, living east Of this
city has a fine crop of sugar cane. This
crop was planted about June | and is now
out Of frost's way. Mr.. Reynolds also has
some fine tobacco and has successfully
grown cotton and stands ready to prove
that Nebraska can grow any crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Raisin Wine Taxable.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2Z-Ralsin wine is
taxable according to a decision rendered
today by Commissioner OF internal Rev
enue CabelI. The tax will take effect Oc-
tober 1, next. All internal revenue agents
were notified today by telegram.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

residing here. It is thought a love af-
fair may have something to do with 1t, as
a paper was found leaving all his property
to Leila Wade. 2 young woman of lie
neighbOrhood WITH whom he was keeping
company The s.rl says there had been
IL quarrel.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Light Bonds Garry at Co.ad.

COzAD, Neb., Sept. 2Z-CSpeclal,)-In a
special election today bonds were voted
for electric lights and waterworks. There
was pretty strong opposition, but the
bonds carried by about twenty majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
A VIper in the Stomach

is dyspepsia, complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help all
such cases or no pay. SOC, Sold by Beaten
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Not a minute should DE lost when a child
shows symptoms Of Group. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy given as soon Ss the child
becomes hosrse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, will prevent the attack.
Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12

Caverly's plumbing. 1881 G NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12
NEW VIRGINIA HIGHWAYS.
Leesburg and Herndon Projects Dis
cussed at Mass Meeting.

Progress toward the construction of a
highway between this city and Lees
burg, Va. was reported at meeting Of
those interested in the project, held yes
terday afternoon at Herndon. Va 1t
was stated that surveys and preliminary
examinations are now being made with
the view of determining the best route.
1t was also reported that at recent
joint meeting of committees from the
Fairfax and District of Columbia Good
Roads Associations, the District people
offered substantial aid to the project.
There were informal talks by several
men. who are prominently interested in
the good roads movement. 1t was sug-
gested that an incorporated company be
formed to construct a road from Herndon
toward Washington.
The attendance at the meeting yeSter-
day was a large and representative one
Among those who took part in the pro-
ceedings were State Roads Commissioners
st. Julian Wilson, who came from Rich
mond; Mr.. Templeton of Lynchburg, en-
gineer of the road just completed between
paeonian Springs and Waterford, Lou
doun county, Va; DIR. S. w Huddleson,
vice president of the Virginia State Good
Roaos association: w. w. Long presi-
dent of the Fairfax County Good Roads
Association; Wesmoreland Davis of Lees
burg; ]. S. Pearson, member of the board
RI. B. Hutchinson of the Washington
Good Roads Association. and others in
terested in the Leesburg-W ashlngton
highway.