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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
Father Walsh Of st. Angus
IT, = Church One Victim
II Double Murder
WIFE KILLED N THEIR HOME
IS She WAS PREPARING MEAL
No Witnesses to Either Tragedy
Young Daughter Ran Screaming
From Home When Her Father
Threatened Mother.

st Paul, Minn., May 30.-P. ]. Glib
bons, q live stock broker of South St.
Paul, shot and killed his wife while
she was preparing supper last night.
He then went to the home Of Rev. E.
g. Welsh. pastor of st. AuEustine's
Catholic church. called the priest
from his dining room to the front
door and after a few moments Of ex-
cited talking. fired two shots into the
priests body. also killing him.
After leaving the priests house
Gibbons walked down the street and
the first person he met was one of his
sons, q boy about 12 years old. "Son."
Gibbons said, II have just shot the
priest" The boy laughed, thinking
his father was joking. As he passed
the priests house, the boy saw his
fathers horse and buggy standing
there. He then became alarmed and
ran home where he found the body of
his mother lying in pool Of blood.
There were no witnesses to the
shooting In either case. At the Gib-
bons home at the time was q 10-year-
old daughter. She heard her father
threaten to kill her mother and ran
screaming to . neighbor's.
Gibbons gave himself up to the po-
lice and later in the night was trans
fered to the Ramsey county jail be-
cause there was some feeling shown
by the residents of<South st. Paul.
Gibbons had just returned from q
sanitarfum In Minneapolis Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Gibbons was general
ly respected in South st. Paul and
Rev. Walsh was always highly honor
ed as priest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
HE WAS MUSTERED OUT OVER THERE
BY j. W. FOLEY.

' BY j. W. FOLEY. =
the the soldier boys have
. hear the beatin' O. the .
= and the bands begun to play.
= An from Frisco only yesterdays
= lump a chokin
They're marching by twoIm watchn
boy them-they
. know fellow ought put aside his tears. =
= An the rngn,
=
An missn from the marchn
= Say If head erect an high =
An If he could watchin of him passin by;
An know that in he getin Of his shae
him there
= There's so boy all had I"
An his old loyin
His mother 90 long he knew her =
made. he =
got you'll
. An he's lynn there .
An thought greet him he
he then bring him
the
m
= it sort O. seems to =
That can't there dead the sobbn
that the Lord good
my boy s his =
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
FAVoRs OHINKs

Those Leaving America, Expecting to
Return, Will be Given Certificates.
Washington, May Cinnamon
lawfY In the United States, intend
ing/ g. ert for China or. any other
coune,. the intention Of coming
back hex H. I'LL be able to obtain
a return cs en. with less trouble
than hitherto> .eczI aced. This is
due to revist6kcE. regulations
effecting Chinese N ion just
made by Commissioner tAl&of I'm
migration Keefe. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
BANK OF FRANCE
IS MONEY. POWER
Carries Largest Gold Reserve
in World and Can Dictate

Washington, May 3o.-A. striking
study of the part which the Bank Of
France plays in the International
money market has just been made
public by the National Monetary COM
mission, in the form of a translation
of the work of Maurice Patron on the
bank Of France in its relation to ma
tional and international credit. 1t Is
pointed out that the bank acts es-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30

Steamer Carrying 1900 Passengers
!, Struck Rocks During Fog.

London, May 3o.-The Russian
steamer Ltuania. which sailed from
Copenhagen, May "a, for New York.
had narrow escape from disaster
Friday evening. The Lituania had
1900 emigrants aboard and was pro-
ceeding very slowly owing to the fog,
when she struck the rocks of Old
Head Point, Pentland Firth, between
Scotland and the Orkney Islands.
Fortunately the fog lifted. and af-
ter wireless communication was. es-
tablished with Copenhagen. the en-
gines were reversed and the liner
flOated of.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30

ance. Far from having been . de-
feat. the Tawney maneuvering 10 ex-
pressed - . victory which will be
better understood in the coming
weeks than 1t has been 20 far. 1t is
the bright spot 90 fer In aAegislative
record which has had q few other in
cidents besides the rules committee
overturning, which threatened to
prove disastrous to party success at
the polls In November.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
LIVING TARGET
Official On Rifle Range Was Literally
Shot to Pieces.

Monterey. CAL, May 3o.-fIis body
an unseen target for the rain Of bull
lets Of firing squad at rifle practice,
Claude Hetherton, private Of COM
pany *" Thirteenth infantry. sta
toned at the Preside who was takinr
measurements Of the range, was lit
erally shot to pieces and died after
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
PATRIOT. KILLED
Flag Wire Came, in Contact With
Electric Wire.

Pittsburg, Pa, May so.-The patri-
'otism Of John Gierlbwski, a middle
aged Pole, has cost him his life.
While trying to hoist the stars and
stripes for Memorial day on the roof
Of Turner hall In Glendale, copper
wire on which thei flag was strung.
came in contact with a live light
wire. The shock killed Gierlowski.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
AUTO ACCIDENT
Woman Drowned When Machine
Plunged fnte River.

Plunged IBtc River.
Santa Rosa. Cal, May 3O.-NIrs.
Frank Bond of San Francisco was
drowned in. the Russian river near
Bonneville last night. when the auto
mobile in which she and her husband.
their daughter Hazel. and X. R.
Strange OF San Francisco were riding,
plunged over fifteen-foot embank-
ment. Mrs. Bond was caught under
the machine. The others were
thrown free and escaped with bruis-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
STUDYING MEDICINE
Deposed Shah Of Persia Becomes Stu.
dsat Of Curative Art

Odessa, May 30.-The deposed shah
Of Persia who is living here in a villa
placed at his disposal BY the Russian
government, has taken up the study of
medicine. After private preparatory
work he expects to attend clinics and
lectures at the University Of Odessa.
He is interested in surgery. y.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-05-30
EQUALS. SLAVERY
Jewish Babe Separated from Mother
on Technical Point of Law.

st. Petersburg, May 3O.-An ex-
treme example Of the enforcement Of
the anti-Jewish laws is reported from
Moscow, where the authorities have
ordered the expulsion Of the 5-year-
old son Of Jewish midwife on the
ground that the mother alone is per-
mitted' to reside outside the Jewish
pale. by virtue Of her profession. the
child being'eunprivifeged. Jewish or
ganizations have raised fund to car
ry the case to the Russian supreme
court, 81
The evening world., 1910-12-09

although scarcely a night passes with
out n burglary the police OF the new
station haven't made an arrest since
they have been there.
The new station comprises three
frame cottages. fitted with many lux
urles and conveniences. They have par
quet floors. Longing rooms. dining
rooms and kitchens. and the angry resi-
dents say that the policemen spend too
much time at pinochle and checkers and
in the dining rooms to chase burglars.
Among the residences robbed In the
past week are those OF william Well
ford. manager Auto Topics, Avenue II
The evening world., 1910-12-09

trimmings; partitioned
tray inside and shelf be-
meath. $3.50 for the 80.
inch size. Other prices
for higher and lower ones.
Other bamboo furni-
ture, fascinating china
that costs surprisingly lit.
tie, odd conceits in metal
frames, boxes and what
nots, lacqucred ware,
plain and inlaid, and a
hundred other Japanese
things here for people who
airy gift.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
BURGLARS BUSY
IN SPITE OF NEW
FLATBUSH POLICE
Station lnaugurated 10 Days
Ago Hasn't Recorded Arrest,
While Houses Are Looted.

Residents In southern Flatbush COM
plain Of the new police protection ar
ranged by the Inauguration OF the one
station nineteen days q They say
they haven't any protection at all and
that the burglars know 1t and are
operating extensively In tina. section.
Police Commissioner Cropsey lives
near the borders OF the One Hundred
and Seventy-fourth Precinct and to-
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Babies and Children's
Hats Meet with Usual
End-of-Scason Down.
fall in Price

Prices less than half their
original ones.
They range from a boys felt
hat or a corduroy Tam o'Shanter
either of which is now Csc in
stead of 75c, to a French hat
at SIS.
At $3.50, from SIS, a pretty
little imported hat of wistaria
velvet with wreath of ribbon
roses is the ideal dress hat for a
girl of seven or eight years.
Many school hats in the number.
Third floor, Old building.
The evening world., 1910-12-09

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 9.-All the mem
bers of the first class of midshipmen
at the Naval Academy who are in
the first conduct grade are to be given
the unusual privilege of going on a
Christmas vacation this year. The
only restriction is that the men shall
have bona fde invitations to visit rela-
tives or friends in cities other than
Annapolis.
The evening world., 1910-12-09

and East Fortieth street. Charles c.
Hunt. No. 22is Avenue q; T. d. Acker-
son, No. 1880 Ocean avenue; Charles os-
borne, No. 200 Avenue O.. and James
Edwards. No. 1892 Nostrand avenue.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
The Mems Hat Store
Suggests Fur Caps,
Gauntlets, Gloves,
Collars

After all is said and done,
what gift will a man appreciate
more than one of.these exquisite
fur creations? They endure 80
long and afford SO much comfort
that the giver is not soon for
gotten. A few suggestions:
FUR CAPS in natural and blended
muskrat, natural or dyed seal, raccoon,
beaver or coney, SIS to $50.
FLU GLOVES AND GAUNT-
LET'S in maymot, natural and dyed
seal, natural or blended muskrat,
raccoon. beaver, black dos, natural
dog, 81 to SIS.
FUR COLLARS in various styles.
Or. If not fur, perhaps a topper:
OPERA HATS from Paris, SO, 81, So
SILK HATS from Paris, 81. $12.
From London. So.
LEATHER HAT BOXES for trav-
cling, $3.50 to $1,000. From Vienna,
SO to SI6.50.
Mems Hat Store,
Main floor. New Bldg.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Give Towels
To a Homekeeper

All liner towels, the only satisfactory
kind, splendid absorbers of moisture, and
just rough enough to promote healthy
circulation.
Sl.50 a dozen-Huckaback or monte towels, all
white or red borders; size l7x32 inches.
So a dozen-Germa linen huckaback towels,
ready hcmmed, damask; size 17x3S inches.
$500 a dozen-Hemstitched huckaback towels
OF good quality, damask borders; 1886 inches.
Wanamaker Basement Old Building.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Christmas Handkerchief
Should Be All-Lincn

One makes sure Of this by getting them
here.
Plain hemstitched handkerchiefs for men
and women, better than we could buy
today at the prices!
Women's, 90c a dozen.
Mems, $1.50 a dozen.
With embroidered initial
Women's, $1.20 a dozen.
Mems, So a dozen.
Wanamaker Basement, Old Building.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
Japs Might Have Made
This Sewing Table

for some on you know. Made it staunch
and strong, with the whole bamboo legs and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-21

les, fpeffer bic pom Qbgeorbnetenbuufe
aneenommene Wablre4ts 8orlage
iiberspieien tporben 1T, bat etnen pi6z
tieeu paiiuB eingefiigt. Ddrnah ipn
cine tiinftise 9erfafungsdnoerung ei-
ne 3psibrittslz zWebrbeit beiDer 5duier
erforoern, pGbrenb jest eine einfahe
Wehrbeit geniet uub nur eine nofs
malige 4bftimmung mad elnunp5nana
ala Jaeen in beiben 9dulern porass
Ihrieben TT.
Die 9l1tter Der 2inten betdmpTen
oieie Ginitdltung auf Dd5 entitteoen,
fte. sic ertIdren, bab sine 3rpelbrtttels
Mebrbeit tdum ie su er3ielen iein uno
bic glnndbme bes amendments Der
5errenbauss3ommifIion bic 0eritslflss
rung beg preuBiidsn Wahlrsdts be-
peuten tpiirbe.
| Die Rommiifiou bot ale Wdblerz
pripilegirungsn abgelebnt. odfur aber
bic 3ulaiIung sroBerer 0rlttslunes>
8esirfe in Gemetnoeu iiber 10000 Gin
tpobnern be'6loTsn-
3um 8rufsn ernannt.
| Dem 0iterr.i6iIh=ungdriI9en Bot
Idaftsr am gerIiner 5ofe, 6. . S3o'
aenpsWart9, lit, tpie bier betannt gsz
Qeben tpirb, cine erobe 4us5eidnuna
3utbeil oeporben. CT lit in 4nerten'
nuna ieiner manuisfaheu 0eroienit'
pom aaiier Jrdns Soiepb gum 9rater
errannt tporpen. Der Botlhdfter be-
tlsibet ben bieiig.n poiteu Ieit Dem 8
, gtopember bes eubres 1892
Cine Repue Iber bic Gu t
. treu3er.
: Der aaiier Wilbslm pirb am Don
nerItaq eine Rspue iiber eine Qbtbei
I lung Der 4rmee 2uftfreu3sr dbhdlten
am abenb CAB Der SuiIer 9efebl, bdi
I Die 2uftIhiffe, Die in ben IeBten 3ageI
: an ben Wan0pern Bel aOIn t6eilnab
b men, in GeI6pubsrformation mac
: 5omburs tommen iollsn. no lie be
n aaiIer beii6tigen nil. Gs itno Die
Zeppelin IL, pdrIsnal IL" I'M
i ,8roB Il, bic ale na6 Dsri6ieoene1
, Snitemsu tonItruirt iino. sic tperoe
r Dor 9agesonbru4 BON a0ln abgehs
unb unseFGbr Inn elf llbr 8ormittdg
in 6omburg autommen. Sine ltar'
qbtbeilune oss 2uFtI6iffsr Battalion
III nah 6omburg bsorosrt poroen, III
BEL Der 2dnouns 81 helfen.
!. ein Som romib NIT De
: 8aubonom omerfern.
4 Der ausidlIB Der gauban6rpert'
= miro pabrifeinIih balo elm enoe e
II reiden, 6o elm Sdieosgeridt De
= gaubauonertern pom -. gIuguit O
i eineu fIeinen 2ohn3uihlag geDdh
}, bat, nit oem 8erlprehen, oaB am
Sftober cine neitere &obnerbobur
;. itottiinoen iou. Iie Reprd'entante
n beioer Seiten baben ben Borltlc
~ anaenoutmen mo es bleibt lest III
N nod iibrig. oaB Die abmadIlIng DC
- ben glrbeitern in ibren TeriamnIul
% geu rutiiisirt pir6. lie meiiten b.
!, Seute ioQen ihr giinItig gelinnt ieI
!, 9icle 9auunternebmer III dllt
:, 5beiIen 9eutif1lano's tpiinihen De
" !, Sodout ein guoe 3u MAIDEN itno ,
4 Gntideiouug, Die am sSreitag in sge
- lin aeidllt miro. miro bnber oon or
Bem Ginilu3 auf Die Sage i'm nlla
nen iein. Die Stieosrihter erfIdrtt
i Die ,Sor6erimg nah boberen 2ohul
nnaeiidts Der auBeroroentIifen ge
+, tbeuerimg Der 2ebeusmitteI iiir ourc
- aus beredtigt.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Des 9uttenmpr anqes
tlaot.

~ W " ! u III " "
tlagt.
SefferipnpiIle Snpiand, 20.
April. Jm bieiigen Srsisgsritt besann
am Wittfpo6 Der pro5eB segsu 5rau
psarI 4rmitrons. bic angetIast iit
ibrsn Wdnn pergifie. 81 bdben. Wehr
als $50 3eusen iino pOrgeIdosn pors
ben.
Die sSurp puroe iton am Radmit=
tao 3uiammsngeftsat. Der gountpan.
malt gunette iaete in isiner aniprads
an bic SurD, odb SJrau Qrmitrong in
einen Mann peliebt gstpeisn isi. Der piel
finger ais ibr gatte lei, unb lie ibren
Mann persiftst babe. UNI ben uuben
bsirdtben gu tonnen. 5rau 4rmitrong
1T 26 Sabre oft uno ihr Wunn mar A.
Sames g. 9apen nit einem
SermiR Sufrieben.
R Rohefter, Y. o., 20. Qpril.
Games 9. Sapen, Der aim Oisnitag i'm
bieligen 80. Diitriti in ben aonsreB
erpablt ipurbs, iast. pdbreno oss sas
gss. oaB er bamit 3ufrisoen lei, ben
Iiitritt poH benz .republitanii9en
Bog bsfrsii iu bohen, unb eins Wiss
Denomination fir ben aonsreB ni6t
annebmen lpirbe, ndhetm er ieinen
5ermin i'm Reprdieutantenbaus su
benz er nit belnabe 5000 Siimmen
pluralitdt srtpGhlt puros, cbgeSisnt
babe.
@eref3te Strafe.
9ellepilIe, ST., 20. 4pr:l.
Qouis unb pbilipp Wahtmann, spei
9riibsr, rurbsn Don Ridter Gan gu i
$500 unb 6 monate @efdnsniB N.s
uribeiti. Die geioen tparen iiberfiihr.
roroen, in GIt ct. 2ouis Mdbfxn fir
Gbieasosr 4oroslIs anssirorbeH ~ bas
Ben.
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Metterberi6t.

SurS Sbio: S6ones, ettpds mat
m,res Detter am Donnsritae. I'm
;yrettaa Ih6n unb tpdrmsr. Nsranoer'
iids. nob Glib unb Siioof umlbids
uenbe Winbe.
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Cincinnati, 9onneriag, oem 21. Mpril 1910.
Uom Dr. j. c. 9Qoc pro5e6.

|)om Or. j. c. 9Qoc pro5e6.
zti,rmiiHe zsenen i,n @es
rid)tsiaal.
6rnbenerplOiiOn lit Sirmius=
ham, Ala.
35 bis 40 @aanner in be 8rus
BE einsei6loiien.
lteb.r ibr e6idiull ift nod nitts BE-
fdnnt.
Der gssp gortsr 2sgisIatur Iie9t isst
cine 8prlage DOR,
Die duf cine unteriudung Der 9e=
Iddftsmetboben bes Or aIOpia ,
pom gbriitiun 5eralo btn3tslt.
Shpere 9ei6ulbigungen gegeR BIZ
neutrality-suspicious. IN Ren
gort erboben.
sbomas 5asgart pon SrOiana
Diq Raafolger bes Sen. 8soeriog
i'm gunpesIendt iperDen.
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girmineham, 4la.. 90. Mpril.
3piifYn 35 uno 40 Utdnner iinb in
Der Mulsa Wins Der 9irmingbamg oal
ano srpn gompanp in Jolse elmer Grs
plcfion einssinloTen. bic um 8 ubr
an Dsausrias aGteus HatsianA. ilsbss
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
EXCURSIONS.

For its trips to Old Point and Norfolk
the steamer St Johns leaves this city
from the foot Of Eighth street ever
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday pr
3 O'Clock D m and arrives at Norfolk
next morning at O'Clock a N. Re
turning she leaves Norfolk at z. m
and Old Point at p IL and arrives
here at s a. m next morning. The trip
down the tomac and Chesapeake bay
and throJ.s-I Hampton Roads. with its
crowd OF shipping, Is a most interesting
one at this season. and is much enioved
b. those who make It A special low
rate limited ticket is on sale each week
good on the steamer leaving this CITY
Saturday and TO return on the steamer
leaving Norfolk Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Deaths.

Mary E. Dyer. % years. Good Hone.
District Of Columbia
Anna siggIes, 20 years, H3 Seventeenth
street southeast.
James H Mathieson, s. years 5lS
Nichols avenue, AnacOstia
Mary F. Golden, y years, 1914 Thirty
fourth street
George Z CreageT. 70 years, 1735 VIII
lard place northwest.
Roger Scanlon, u years, 2433 I street
northwest
Cornelius .. Wells. 50 years, 40S NJ street
southeast
Carrie NJ. Eskridge. " years, Providence
Hospital
Simon CarmOdy. g years, ~ Fourteenth
street northeast
Jacob F Wilson 50 years. Oh Fourth
street northwest
Sarah A Wright, IS years 6n5 F1orf5o
avenue northwest.
Mary kllligan, 63 years, 49, Q street
northwest
Lily Ashby, 3 years, 150 Hickman place
John DAILY. SIS years, Third and H streets
northeast
Mary L Hopkins, 10 years, PIG E street
northwest
Frederick Toone. g years, S1Z Seventh
street northeast.
Mary z Burke, g. years. Providence
Hospital
Polly J. Willard. 81 years. 21s Eighth,
street northeast
Howard B. Plum, 60 years. the Stan
Pauline Rodgers, II months. $50 Seventh
street northeast
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
ARMY SERGEANT
DRILLING MILITIA
Regular Putting Alexandria
Light Infantry Through
Its Pace.
WASHINGTON TINES RrREAU.

A.
Sergt. A I Marcaett, ~ the UniSeG
States Army. arrived IN his city yes-
terday- and last evening began instruct
ing the members Of the Alexandra
Light Infantry, in military maneuveI---
Three drills viii be held each week 8 II
the other nights Of thu vek viii -
devoted TO instruction OF non-comui -
stoned officers Sergeant AIarchett aas
been detailed by the War Departmsrc
TO give instruction 10 the militia of
the state OF Virginia He viii remain
IN this city two weeks
The True Law OF Life Is the subject
Of the sermon TO be delivered by the
Rev. W F. Watson at The First Bap-
list Church tomorrow morning To-
morrow evening Mr. WatsOn's subject
viii be The Two Ways Of Life
The Pocket Testament League" is
the subject OF an address TO be deIiv-
cred by D. A Davis at the meeting
Tor men at the Young Peoples building
tomorrow afternoon.
Thomas H Pickford has sold 10 Al
bert D BrOckett four houses and lots.
Nos 5l6, S4, 326. and So on South Pat
rick street
The funeral Of Cornelius c. wells VIII
be held from Grace Prot astant F1Disc1-
pal Church tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock The Rev. Edgar Carpenter
the rector, VIII conduct the services and
burial VIII be in Union Cemetery.
Funeral services fer Mrs Eliza beth
SkidmCre viii be held from her home
on upper Duke street. at 40 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon The Rev G. y.
Bulla, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. VIII conduct the ser
vices and burial viii be in Union Genre
terry
The Coming Age 10 Be Wholly IN
ike All Preceding Ages Is the subject
OF a lecture to be delivered by Dr-
Blackwell at BraddOCk House tomorrow
evening at $50 O'Clock
The young women Of the Sunday
school class Of George Y. KEYS viii
give an oyster supper at the Young
Peoples building. in South Washington
street. next Tuesday afternoon from 8
TO 10 O'Clock
a Modern Ananias" will be presented
By the EIks- Dramatic Club at the
Opera House. in this city. next Friday.
The proceeds viii - to the Alexandra
Free Kindergarten
The Alexandria Light Infantry and
Fort Hunt basketball teams viii pIav q
game at ArmoTy Hall this evening
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
MAJOR L'ENFA ANTS
NEW GRAVE MARKED
Commissioner mcfarland
Completes Erection of
Stone at Arlington.

Commissioner Macfarland has ar
ranged for the erection Of the stone
marking the grave Of Major LEnfant
on the crest Of the hill fronting the
mansion at Arlington Cemetery.
The Society Of BeauN Arts Architects
OF America offered to make the design
free In gratitude for what France has
done for the society and in competition
". = BOSWOrIh was selected as the
sculptor AIr- Bosworth's design was
submitted 10 the Commissioners, and. at
the instance Of Commissioner Macfar-
land was passed uDOn BY the American
Institute Of Architects.
Bids for the stone were then asked
for by the Commissioners from the ap-
Precipitation Of $50 available from an D
preparation made by Congress for the
removal OF Major LEuf6nt's remains
on the Digs far min Maryland 10 Ar
luSton Cemetery. The contract was
awarded 10 NJ J. F'alvey-
COMMISSIONS AIacfarland said today
that he was glad to nve completed the
TemOvl Of the remains of Major L En-
1snt- and the marking of his grave be-
fore his retirement from office
The Washington times., 1910-01-22
Office Of the Comptroller of the
Currency.
washington. January Is. 1sl

~ aSllns ston. January y. 1910
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 70 the undersigned II has been
made to appear that THE LINCOLN
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON" in the City OF Washington. Dis
trict Of Columbia. has compiled with ali
the provisions OF the Act Of Congress
to enable National Banking Associations
10 extend their corporate existence and
for other purposes, approved July IZrh,
1852,
Now, therefore,, THOMAS P. KANE
Deputy aid Acting Comptroller OF the
Cur aEcy. do hereby certify that THE
iENCOLsS NATIONAL BANK or
NFASHINGTON." in the City Of wash
ing. District Of Columbia is authorized
"a have succession for the period speci-
fed T.: its amended articles Of assocfz-
ton. namely. until close Of business on
January &c 1890
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
and Seal Of office this Fifteenth day Of
January, 1910 T KANE
(SeaL) Deputy and Acting ComptroIIer
tx NO ~ Of the Currency
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