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The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. and an
points Sou5h-Norfolk and Washington steamer
even eTening IN the year At 5.i5
TO Annapolis and the United States Naval Acad-
eny-TTaius leave eEeTy hour On the half hour from
Fifteenth and streets northeast
To Rock Creek and Bridge. Geological PARK. Chew
Chase. and kensington-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New YORK avenue every ffteen ninuteA
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
PURE FOOD BOARD
DECLARED LEGAL
Referees Headed by DR.. Rem
sen Will Be Retained.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES

Dispute over Legality az Boards
Existence Arose when Its Mem
hers Reported Adversely 10 DIR.
WIIey's Decision that BenzOate OF
Soda Was Harmful.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Fireproof storage for FnrnItnre.

Reliable WhirIing Spray SyringeE. 81
Sanitary sheeting. 6ec yd. Hot-WaIer
bottles, 75c up Rubber Store, e33 F NV.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
PULPIT TOPICS FOR TONIGHT
IN CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

E Howard Wells
Christ
NJ E
ction and Ascen Of
e. Of
The
Fruit
The
the OF
OF
Memoi T f
s
George Bailey
Immigrant"
w.
B.
News Frank ewau,
Answe Easter to
Calvary Baptist Church-sermon DIR Greene
Chuch-The
baan and His
MUSIC
First
andcho under direction Bischon
Paurs Church in
Epscopa-Choral
Episcopal-Choral
by Apollo Orches
Foundry of Praise
Resurrection"
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
NINE ARE BAPTIZED
UNDER ICY POTOMAC
Members of Church Gather on River Banks and En-
courage Candidates to Go Through Chilling Ex-
perience Without Flinching

Attired in long black robes, and arm
in~arm they then descended the steps
into the pool There with open arms
and set lips, they welcomed the ones TO
be baptized.
First came a young sister. Some of
the crowd held their breath and others
shouted and sang encouragement SIS
she stepped down. AS her feet struck
the water she seemed to hesitate but
was urged forward BY the assistant
pastor who reached up and gently but
hrmly assisted her down the steps.
Crowd Echoes Encouragement.
GLORY to the Lordl' she cried.
GLORY, Glory, Hallelujahr' echoed
the crowd on the edge of the pool
Eight more tilneS the ceremony was
repeated with the remaining sisters.
varying little with each candidate. An
elderly, heavily built woman prayed
loudly for help as she slowly crawled
down the steps, the words scarcely con-
cealing her shudders:
Help me, oh Lord, help me, here 1
come"
STEADY, sister," admonished the
clergyman, as he plunged her beneath
the water.
''Hallelujah, tits DONE" sang the
crowd, and the sister Joined in Justify as
she scrambled for the steps
AS each woman emerged from the
pool. she was wrapped in a cloak and
waving arms and shouting, praises, was
supported to the bath house set aside
as a dressing place Inside a couple of
hot stoves were t,ie attraction, and
every precaution WIS provided to ward
on any Ill effects from the mornings
experience.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11

Nine women, man and a boy, men,
bers of the colored congregation of Gail
braith Methodist Church, were baptized
early this morning in the icy waters
of the Potomac. Seventeen were sC'hed-
uled for the event, but five failed TO
show up. One sent word that he was
indisposed, another was detained by
death in his family, and four have made
themselves objects of suspicion as TO
the depth Of their religious fervor.
The delinquent quartet will probably
offer good excuses at the meeting in
the church tonight, when one hundred
others will be baptized BY the Jess
strenuous pouring ceremony; but the
Rev. s. L. Carruthers, pastor of the
church. who officiatel this morning. &C
knowledge a strong belief that Satan
and the freezing weather won the day
in their cases.
Great Enthusiasm.
The immersion was attended with
great religious enthusiasm HaiIeIujahs,
praises, and other encouraging words
were shouted TO each candidate as he
OF she hesitated on the edge Of the
pool.
One hundred and fifty strong the
church members lined the edge OF the
swimming pool assigned for the occa-
sion by Dr. William Hudson, superfn-
tendent OF the bathing. beach. A sons
service was the first thing on the pro-
gram. Then prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mr. Carruthers and the Rev. ],
W. watson, assistant pastor.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
REV. DR.. BUTLER
At LUTHER PLACE
Venerable Pastor breaches
On the ReSurrection'S
Power and Meaning.

what is your life? How are you
living? Goddess. worldly, formal lives?
Promising that tomorrow you viii seek
after righteousness? You may be in
eternity before the sun sets"
Thus questioned the Rev. DR.. J. G.
Butler, pastor of the Luther Place
Memorial Church. during the course Of
his sermon on the power and meaning
OF Christ's resurrection this morning.
The venerable minister took his text
from the Epistles of st. Paul 10 the
Philippians. He said only In the divine
revelations could there be found the
true meaning of the power that came
from the resurrection of Christ.
At Eastertide IL is particularly ap-
propriate that this subject should form
che theme OF the discourses in the
church and the uppermost topic in the
minds of the people.
All nature. after it's winters sleep,
Is turned an evangei that shows the
truth anu power OF the resurrection.
II Is not strange that the enemies Of
Christianity have tried to destroy the
faitn OF the universe through attacks
on the story of the resurrection and I'M
termining or the belief in the life ever
lasting. Ii is easy to see why Christ
timed MS stay IN the time iofty DAYS
before the ascension.
Whether Saul believed all of the
stories of Christ that had been told
him is not known. but his change OF
life and subsequent conduct is proof
Of his faith in the resurrection. Jesus
said there are two resurrections. One
when all come forth on the judgment
day. People are ever in life preparing
for this great happening. They are
deciding the problem of eternal life
from day to day and no one shall go
bIindIy into the future life. Charter
is being formed now by daily acts.
daily thought that shall go on and
abide forever.
II was at this point that DR.. Butler
addressed his startling inquiries to his
congregation lie asked them to con-
slider whether or not they were living
the life thai prepared them for the
resurrection, whether they were making
their opportunities for good count.
This retrospection and the regenera-
lion that should follow is the true
meaning of Easter IL directs inquiry
from each individual as TO his own
life and its possibilities for improve
ment.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
REV. DR.. WOODROW
TALKS Of DEATH

At the First Congregational Church
tho Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Woodrow
preached this morning on the text Yer
ily, Verify. I say unto you, except a
corn OF wheat fan into the ground and
die. it abi1eth alone but Il it die il
bringeth forth much fruit"
Doctor Woodrow contrasted the man.
ner ina which men view death and The
y az IN which Jesus Christ looked upon
"a. I'VE are apt" he said, Ito look
upon the hour OF death as the hour OF
defeat and humiliation. We yield un-
willingly TO a power We are no longer
able TO resist. Not so with Jesus. He
spoke Of the hour Of His death as the
hour OF His triumph and the means OF
His Sterilization. The hour when the
sun yelled its face when the earth
trembled and hope died in the hearts
OF the disciples was the hour when
heavens arches rang with shouts Of
triumph because ChrisJs redeeining
work was done.
At the commencement OF his minis
Try two paths opened before Jesus. the
path OF ambition that led 10 immediate
outward success and the path OF self
ga rihce that led 10 the cross Jesus
did not hesitate In choosing the latter
path. In the end il led BY way Of the
cross 20 perfect obedience 20 God. kin
ship over men and eternal glory.
Self-preservafou a. the first law OF
nature but seif-sacrffice Is the first law
of grace. There IS no reason why
mother should give her life for her
child. OF a friend give his life for "A
friend. II Is in obedience 20 a law high
az than human reason.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
BALLROOM NO PLACE
TO HOLD SERVICES

BOSTON. April 11.-AlfIed Farlow, OF
the committee Of publication, for the
mother church of Christian Science, in
Boston, when seen regarding the pro-
posed Christian Science church in New
York whose services are to be held
In the ball room of the Hotel Plaza.
denied that Mrs. EdGy's consent TO the
formation Of the church had been asked
or given
he said it was not customary for Mrs.
Eddy to be consulted about the organi-
cation Of branch churches.
Mr.. Farlow said that he considered
z very Inappropriate for a Christian
Science church TO hold it's services in
the ball room of a fashionable hotel.
proved.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
PAULIST SOCIETY
WILL SING HERE
Famous Chicago Chorus to Con-
clude Tour With Concert in
Capital, May 7.

Concluding tour that embraces the
principal cities Of the East, the Paulist
Chorister Society. of Chicago, viii give
concert in Washington Friday after
noon, May Z, at 4:50 @ clock. The
chorus, comprising Us male voices. is
under the direction of the Rev. william
Finn, c. s. p, remembered here as the
former director of St PauPs Church at
Fifteenth and V streets northwest
Although the program to be given here
has not been announced. II is said that
the first half will be devoted to folk
songs, while the second win consist of
excerpts from oratories.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
LESSONS OF EASTER
SERMONS SUBJECT
DR.. Donald c. Macleod
breaches at First Pres
byterian Church.

The Rev. Donald c. Macleod, at the
First Presbyterian Church this morn
ing, said that the three great and i'm
portant lessons OF Eastertide were the
fact, the pledge. and the obligation Of
the resurrection He took as his text
The Message OF Easter TO the Church
Today"
Consider the thoughts ia the vital
and elementary elements of the Easter
message" he said. 1--WE shall not
pause O. inquire as to the time of the
resurrection. It is not important
whether il takes place with each indi-
vidual at the time OF death or as some
great event at some future time. We
must await Gods own time for a solu-
ton OF these questions.
There are three great vital thoughts
that present themselves at this time.
First, the fact Of Jesus Christ's resur-
rection; second, the pledge Of His resur-
rection; and last. the obligation of
Christian resurrection. The Christian
propaganda enters through Christ, and
the CRY viii be an eulogy to our own
Christian religion.
"AIl OF oUr loved ones who have
gene forth from the earth have parti-
ci2ateo IN the resurrection. l. Is His
triumph.
Doctor Macleod drew many beautiful
and appropriate Lessons from the Resur-
rection, and in conclusion summarized
the significance OF Easter.
Ias1efulIy decorated with palms, lilies,
and other plants and flowers, the church
presented an unusually attractive aD-
ptarance. Special music marked the oc-
coEion. and every seat was filled.
This evening the final union revival
services between the FIRST and the Sixth
Presbyt Vlan churches will be held at
tie foIfe church There viii be music
py a full choir, and the sermon will be
delivered BY the Rev. a. W. Spooner.
and appropriate lessons from the resur-
communion service.
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
EASTER SERVICES
IN GREEK CHURCH
Apollo Hellenic Association Men,
bers Attend Worship in
Afternoon.

Seventy-five members Of Apollo Hell
lenic Association attended the Easter
services in the Greek Church, Sixth and
9 streets northwest. this afternoon. Two
by two they marched to the church
from their headquarters. "a John Mar
shall place, each wearing the blue and
white colors Of Greece in his button
hole.
The procession was headed by Presi-
dent George Venetu and Vice President
=. ChacOnas-
The Hellenic Association. which was
organized month ago, is the only
Greek benefit and literary society IN
the city II is only once in four years
that Easter falls on the same dav In
both Greek and Christian church calen-
dars
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
ROGERS GIVES SERVICE.

FAIRHAVEN. Mass, April 1.-THE
elaborate silver communion service
which Henry IL Rogers had made for
the Unitarian Memorial Church, was
Installed al an Easter gift this morn
ing. The set. while in harmony with
the design OF the work OF the best,period
OF medieval Gothic art, is quite diff
ferent from anything ever before
made
The Washington times., 1909-04-11
TEST CRUISERS TOMORROW.

NEWPORT, r. l., April 1.-THE
United State scout cruisers Salem, Biz
mlngham, and Chester have completed
taking on coal at the coaling station for
their final test tomorrow at full speed
for twenty-four hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
NEW YORK BUTCHERS
ATTACK BEET TRUST

o@fclhl 20 fnc Dally Loader
New fcrs, April e-4A sul lor sl.,
i220o0 damages has been brought
against ahe National Packing com
9any. 3 subsidiary oT the so.cnlled
peei tfusi and others. By independent
butchers of New York Il IA alleged
ln The esmplalnt, which has been Glad
n the Supreme eourl, that the Trust
interests Obtained secret centr0l Of
4 company thnt WIS supposed 10 hr
heir competitor and have since dlc
lated la policy,
The plaintiffs are The minority stock
holders Il The New York butchers
Dressed Meat companga This concern
was orggnlgcd IN 1904 when peel
prices renehod their highest point. in
fight the Trust. N 1907 Frederick
iobeph became president iiq "
named Ns one Of the defendants ln
the present suit II ~ alleged that
loaeph vas really acting for the Trust
when ae acquired control and that
His actions aa president are Dictated
hy The Chicago packers The result
5. the complaint says. chat there "a
no real competition between the sup
nasealy Independent company and the
Trust. ard lhat New York city Is
made the victim or monopoly
The complaint deals With some of
he maflera which came out recently
h trial if the suit Of Joseph against
s1lgbefger. On the Witness stanh
Joseph testified Ia regard to con.
tract which he made IN 1904 10 sell
10 Edward Tilden. president Of the
National Packing company, f.SIo
shared ~ The stock OF the Schwarx.
child a aulzberRar company II was
Il this way thal the Trust came near
settlng control Of the rs, & s." Later,
however, the majority sloek Of thln
company waa put into trusteeshlp
to make sure that the Trust should
not. by any chance, obtain The con-
Ifut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
SICK HEADACHE IS
A DANGER SIGNAL
iT INDICATES TaoUbLE soME.
WHERE THAT MUST gE
CORRECTED.
a Tonic That oxynUnatea thc nlood
viii EHees 4 cure 10 the Majority
Of casee ae Il DID IN This one.


Sick headache IS one 0i The pfoyla
ions lls which nature slves timely and
definite warming that there Is some.
thing wrong with the health oi The
body. lis exciting causes are yaT.
led and numerous The stomach may
be out 81 order. thc bowels sluggish,
the nerves tltlened or oyeflaxed, TIE
bully tired ous nr Jagged hy loss oi
sleep DverwoFk Erlei, worry, excite
meni, o. poisoned by Impure al or
improper food Weakness IA women
IS also common cause These con.
diiiens, which seriously adecl the gen,
eral helith of the body and illl the
blood with p0Isona. are arM announced
Iby headache
The treatment OF sick headaeno then
does not call for drug which simply
deadens the pain but Zoe O medicine
which WIN remove the more serious
trouble which causes Il. This can best
be done through the blood With the
tonic treatment with Dr Williams
pink Plls The pills enable lhe blood
Ito take up added oxygen and SO
cleanse & Of all impurl,lea and make
Ilrrlch md red. IN dulnK this they Ne,
store the strength and kenltil of the
entire DO ~ ana not only give perman.
eni relief from headache but cure the
more serious trouble &hlea is its
cause,
Mrs. II. II Dickinson, vile 0t Prof.
Dickinson OF the Western Bible and
Literary College, o. Odeasa MO-, says:
Ever since was Young girl :
suffered with sick headaches [ hail
them evcry few days and would hG
ueallly sick while they lasted. often
times waa subject 10 vomiting spells
and wotid be confined to hed Tor 4
day or so. tried many medicines
that were recommended 10 me but
nothing relieved me until / tried Or
Williams Pink Pills. After taking
the second box noticed ain improve
ment gave the pills a thorough
trlsl and can truthlully say that they
have cused me
Dr. Williams Pink pills contain no
harmful or habii.formlng drugs ana
the sufferer from headache. who gives
them q triad win avoid the danger 80
common % taking drugs which only
deaden rfin.
These p!sss have also ouret such
uio0d aDd nerve dieeaHeA as auaemia,
sheumagsm, stomach trouble. nervous
ness. neuralgia and 81 vitus' dance
They are for sale BY ali druggists,
or wlll be cent postpaid on receipt
TOT price, SOC per box; SIX boxes ioi
$3.50, by the Dr. Wllllama Medicine
Company, Schnectady MY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
The Evening Chit-Chat


Il Is q sad brt Inevitable fact thai
not everyone can be pretty
But u she goes about 4 The right
way, almost any woinln can be attrac
Tive, Aud Ii surveying your acqualnt.
ances you win often Gid that tle
woman Who IS called attractive Il
moro popular among men and among
her own sex than the merely pretty
girl
AtlFnriivenesa 10 q pafiain degree
Is an elusive quality Some nf fls
clements eannnl be ANALYSED ant
there sra soue Filings lh1i 80 to mako
Fl up On which one caa nHi g definite
llnger.
For instance think the way 4
aifi sits III her chalf may add 90 de-
tract from hps general appearance s
flF wha settles down on the end OF
her spine snolls lhc eigess Of the most
perfect figure A llraighl though e2ag
position III ana'H chair H ~ ehareling
na n r. healthy
"A graaeful walk does much 10 make
q glrl attractive feey few WlmeH
Helk Ven had ihll brought l,ae
10 me one day when aH old italian
fruit woman with her basket of fruit
upon her head was crossing the ,oiliee
where was writlng 4 came over aie
nilddenig that no one among my ae
duainlances moved with such eass
xrnce as that old woman.
But even II they do not come nainr.
ally 10 ~. graceful movements can be
acquired ANY aymnhREle course IN
uludea leas0Hs M aesthetic dancing
whi4h is splendid training for the won.
an who WISHES TO learn 10 HalR grate
fully
A pleasing voice Ii iiaels u aa great
charm to many people as pretty
face. Tals attraction toe, 70 seldom
A natural gift with American women.
But. like grace Of movement, Il can
be acquired BY almost anyone Hho
cares lp put her mind TO It.
II YOU have moi Pheasant voice
sometimes when you Gre speaking sud
denly llaten TO yorr uSn tones. T
they are loo loud. modulate them 4
too hlgn. aower them DO this fire.
anontly aud you viii be surprised Of
Toe change you can affect Voice exs
efclsps toe. wich Gs ARE given BY sliaE
lng teachers. are myaluahis IN produc
ing q pleasant speaking voice. Many
soelely women who have no special
tllent fof music, take singing lesscls
sIlnnly ID Improve lhel speaking
voices.
mualeal laugh Is anather great
charn BEARD man say once !
don s. to see Mande Adams aes
il6Ghh know she's srn1t actress I
pay nv wo dollars chiefly 70 hear her
laugh And musical lalleh ran
be cultivated BY the slme tactics Is
| suggested for the vnlee
Those are fewa very few u
course of Inc mahy. little thinss That
no 10 iaake MP the auth total "a ai
traction And ihcs arc al charms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
1. 4 N. G0LLEGE NEWS NOTES

The athletic schedule for the spring
term is as follows'
5aaebal.
March 27--en.y Kendall Tules vs.
IA. & M. al saltwater.
April 7-souihwestcfn normal " a
& N az WcatheFford
Ap-ll e--Ccnlral normal W 4 @ Nj.
ai Edmond
April a,i0--l lcpwOrlh university Ys
"a. a NJ az Oklahoma City
May i.a-~ tnpworth unlyornily vn y
II M AZ saltwater,
May ~ Henry Kendall vs. A 8 NJ
at Tulsa.
May Southwestern normal ya A.,
q n. at saltwater,
May 24 Central normal "a al 6
N az saltwater
Track.
April E--Noylee meet, IN which all
men who have never won point ln
the intercollegiate or IA The annual
lselsi meet may enter
April 2g- annual 1eld meet
Isg Southwestern meet 81 waco
Texas -Four etetea are entered in
ials meei
Stay b iuIesseholasile meet 8.
hlsh 3ehaols oi the north and upstern
larl us ihe state. IL slllwalef
May ~ Aunua intercollegiate meet
a UaEhomu city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
WILL ADDRESS FORT
WORTH UNITED CHARITIES
(Fort worth Record }

Miss Kate nmmayt, commisslonar Of
enafilies ana tbHfectiuns Of lhe hlale
ni Oklahoma. viii be ln Fort Worth
9erl sunday 10 speak fl behalf OF
lhe United Charities OF the city, The
occasion VIII be the annual meeting
0i the United charities for the pnr.
puee OF eleciina directors for the new
year ani FOR hearing ne annual re-
port 0l Secretary aud Mrs John n
sreru \ was purp0sed 60 hage lhls
meelng srVefal weeks ago. hui Miss
anrRari conld not cone ~ chat lime,
aud us lhc pfom1icrs Of the work
were very deslrous that Fort Worth
shnpld hvye ihe opportunity OF hear
lax Miss barnard icll uf the work she
S a0lng N the new State OF Oklho.
MN they postponed The daie until she
eeuld he present
Miss Barnard Is one Of the most acs
live workers for charity and social
service n the Southwest She ls ih1
only woman holding an elective state
Office N the new state and her cant
paign attracted widespread attention
She was elected by the laFgest ma.
iorlty Of any candidate on the Demo.
cratic ticket, leading Governor Haskell
by several hundred votes. The oiilce
which she iilla was created by the con.
sillullonal convention on her suggcs.
ton. and there Is n general opinion
shai she has made good, Miss Barnard
so woman Of strong personality. ana
she possesses marked ability as an or
eior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
THE ONLY WAY
hsany outhrio cltlxone tiavo DisccV
A.aA a

ssany outhrio clslzone tiavo DigceV
cred II.
just what 70 do when he kldnRyg
are affected Ii question taat e0n
Germs beth gonng aud aId. Weak
kldHeys neglected IN childhood lead
60 lifelong aalferlng. People Of ad.
vaaeed years. With less vitality Blfi
ief douhlg n youth or eaa, ienglieg,
haekache. urinary lrrcgularssy dlzg.-
nesa and nefTeuHness make Iile bur
cen.
There Is ona remedy that acts ~.
fautly on the kldaeys and cures these
tfoebles. 1oans kidney Pills owe
their worldwide fame ta the lacl that
they cure SICK kidneys and cure them
permanently. Follow ihe example Of
taIs Guthrie citizen and you VII! be
convinced that shls is So
Daniel Hartman, retIred. $40 w
Oklahoma aYanne. Guthrie. Okla,
says: Fur several years waa &
victim a kidney dlseases ~ kld.
iieFs dlil moi 10 ihclr wefl. properly
|and | hRs| e e ~ number el times
during l1c hIsAE b spA ihe score.
fluns The passaeeR were seanly and
1llen accompanied with burning sen
satlun. There was also & soreness III
ny limbs One day heard oi y ans
hIdney Pills ami got box AZ ! N
Nallape's dFus sinto. fheS I'D me ui
kidney ;roubIa and Il haa nal return
led np tn this time
For sole " III aeAlera Price "a
cents Foster Alnhnm Co Hnfialo
seN York sole aeenls fnf the United
States.
Remember IN name Deans and
take 10 other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
sruoo 81 4 l-unehsol.

1NaraGp "a Luhehsoa.
grdm the New York PRESS,
a great singer. caruso Is 3reaief
sEencherman Though absiemlona as
10 drink. We can eai enough at one sii,
Ting 60 40 ior three men working n
hagflRll II he wefe pounding 8 black.
snslh + fledge hammer upon the an.
vi. bis meals might DO, bul IN his pres
ent liie The result Is palllel waxy ska
and increasing fIfah, nefe e en ever
hge lnnulcoA for GarneQ
gafiar on t0aal not the dainty GER.
ape that ls only 4 suggestion of the
food. bnl q mighty portion ul The slch.
indlgestlnle stun spread thick on biz
alabs Of toast
1ysterc on the nalf she'll.
Macnroni NaapnlIlan. served ID q
Yawnlug tefeen.
Club STEAK. three inches lhlek
Potatoes suffice
Romano salah 7t
Chocolal parfRa.
p@ml laaae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-02
OKLAHOMA MAN IS SECRETARY

New Orleans. Aprll i--Af;eg form.
Ing q permanent organization known
as the southern child labor cenicr-
enee, the southern child labsf con.
verlIon adjourned today
Officers elected Governor e Y,
Sanders, nf Louisiana president,
saae Senator Frank N q culVille Of
Oklahoma secretary, Miss lean Cor.
dou. New Orleans, treasurer