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Barnes Still CauStir

SARATOGA, y y Sept cf--~The
Roosevelt doctrine Of progress Is ike
feeding whisky 10 the American people
keep at II, and Wei al have deIirfum
tremens,' said William Barnes. IT.,
leader Of the Old guard, who began to
day to marshal MS forces in the fight
for control Of next weeks Republican
state convention.
1t II not necessary to Shatter bust
ness and startle the country every time
little progress IS made. The platform
adopted next week viii determine
whether the Republican party OF the
State Of New York Is for progress with
out disturbance or disturbance merely
IN the name Of progress.
The night for the party OTEa nizatiOn
has been transferred from New York TO
this village All Or the old guard
chiefs are already on the scene, and the
Roosevelt men are coming IN on every
train.
It was openly asserted today that
Roosevelt has decided 10 be both tenn
porary and permanent chairman He
viii not, If he follows his present plans
lead the fight for the progressive plat
form IN the committee on resolutions
but viii delegate that duty 10 Senator
Elihu Root.
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.LORINER WITNESSES
BEING ROUNDED UP
Hasty Serving of Subpoenas
for the Hearing on
Monday.

/ CHICAGO, Sept. 24-Fear that some
OF the witnesses wanted 20 testify in tire
investigation of the election Of Senator
| William LOrimer, which viii begin for
maily Monday, caused the hasty SERVING;
today Of the sHbpoenas- To prevent es-
capes. the men most wanted will be
watched
Representative Charles A White.
chief witness against Lee O'NeiI Browne,
IN his two trials on charges OF bribery
IN connection with Lorimer-s election
state Senator HOltzlaw and Representa-
tive Beckemeyer. both Of whom con-
iesSed TO accepting brides 10 vote for
l-Or1U-er, viii face the Senator Monday.
They viii be the first witnesses. Aftes-
them. q IS said, Lee O'NCu Browne will
Dc called TO the stand. and following
him, Senator Lorimer himself
Ihirty-fve witnesses were served with
Subpeonas today. and all are ordered 20
De on hand at the Congress HOtC' at 10
a. m. Monday
Senator Burrows, chairman II the
committee, said today
We are safeguarding ourselves. Some
OF the witnesses might develop a sudden
anxiety to pay a visit 60 CanaEa- and
That would never do
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publican, but it was captured by Rep
resentative Adair during a Republican
factional night four years ago. and he
seems certain TO retain his seat
In the Ninth district z. z. Neil. the
Republican candidate, has about an
even chance TO defeat Representative
Morrison, the present Democratic can
dds te- The Eleventh is another Re
puoiiCa1 district represented by Dem
Ocrat because Of factiOnsl quarrels
John L. Thompson. the Republican can
didate against Representative Rauch is
COnfdeat that Republican harmony has
elected
In tle Twelfth district Judge owen
A HeatOn Is running on the Repubii-
can ticket as progressive. The
chances seem to be against him, unless
there IS ar insUrKent sweep in Indiana
IN the Thirteenth district the insur-
gents IN the House have a good chance
TO gain a recruit. john L. Moornan.
the Republican candidate, IS making a
unique campaign against Representa-
I'VE Barnhart, Democrat He has Wis
tied every house in the district. talked
TO practically every voter. and an
nounces himself a progressive frst
last, and all the time
Clean Sweep Predicted.
While the Republican chances for
increased representation in the House
from Indiana look good on the sur
face, 1t IS not by any means a set
tied question The Democrats are
looking for a clean sweep all along
the line
Il is probably a fact that BeveridEe
= the man who can save the Repub-
l1can candidates If he is repudfated
IL would not be surprising if the
Democrats cleaned UP in every county
IN the State
senator BeverldEe. as a matter OF
< nj in
Is absolutely confident that the Re
publiCans viii win handfIy. His sur
EeT u not accepted as accurate by the
Republican Congressional committee.
Senator EeveridEe believes that II
The election were held tomorrow the
Republicans would win easily.
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Democrats IuhiIant

CHICAGO, Sept. 24-Democratfc poll
ticians today are jubiIant over the plat
form adopted by the convention at East
St Louis yesterday, and declare that
they cannot fail TO defeat the RepubIi-
cans all over the State at the November
elections
The platform declares for q corrunt
practice act the initiative and refer
endum. civil service. and many other
reforms.
Lee o Nell Browne. the minority
leader of the Legislature. last wear Mas
Missed by the delegates when. after he
had been SCOffcd Al TO his face he
arose and attempted TO brand the dele
gate who scoffed at him "a rssisera bic
cur
The convention declined TO allow
Browne 10 reply
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GRATIFYING REPORT
TO TRAVELLING MEN

WATERLOO. Iowa, Sept. s4.-The an
nuaI state convention Of Gideons. or
Christian Travelling Mems Association,
opened in this city tO0cy. and viii con-
tinue over tomorrow National PreSf-
dent A B T Moore and John H NfchOT-
son the founder OF the organization are
here as guests OF the convention The
annual reports show gratifying in
crease IN the membership of the orEani-
cation in Iowa the past year
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CUBE FoR INDIGESTION

Read What Ne VIII Do For All Sufferers
OF Indigestion sick Headache. and all
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is the center # the sympsth nerve sys-
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weeks Of misery Address Ohio Remedy
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ROBBERS TAKE JEwELRY.

Detectives Warren and Mullen are 10
day investigating the robbery Of the
home Of Mrs n. r Norris. rs Fifth
street northeast The job Is supposed
70 have been the work Of sneak thieves
who took jewelry valued al bout 500.
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VENEZUELA RECALLS
BOGOTA MINISTER
Break in Diplomatic Relations With
Colombia Causes Much
UneaSineSs.

BOGOTA. Columbia, Sept 2l-Intense
uneasineSs prevails here today as tho
result Of ? rupture between Colombia
and Venezuela.
Yesterday the latter government re-
from BcSOta and ordered them to await
instructions al Panama The nature OF
the trouble l. unknown, but a public
announcement is expected TODAY
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COUNTING
ON GAINS IN INDIANA
Features of House Fight
IN Indiana

republicans must elect four Rep
resentatiVes besides returning
two now holding seats to make
good claims to majority
Hopes of Congregational comnItts.
resting on Beveridge, whose per
SonHi hold on voters and powers
in campaign Is recognized by
faction opposing him.
only man In Indiana absolutely
confident that the Republicans
VIII win a complete victory.
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School of Dentistry
THREE YEAR DENTAL COURs

AFtIAEF EsNIN IIE.NI I'D Cot RSEs-
Evening Classes-1
This department offers unsNceUsl facilities
and aims 70 equip Tor actual practice
feature OF the course Is The method OF
practical instruction in the -sceutfv en-
laFEeo Dental lnfrmary. where the student
is required 20 administer treatment under
competent supervision
For detailed iuforruatiO address TIE dean
Dr. W n CoGAN, $40 II ST. NV.
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Climbing Aboard
Evidence that the band-wagou
movement in the direction Of the
Roosevelt side has begun is not want
ing
County Chairman Griscom and other
Roosevelt leaders are now confidently
predicting that not only viii ROose-
Welt be ten porary chairman OF the con-
TenuOn. but that the progreSsives Will
control as 10 the platform and the
state committee. and must get the or
Saniza ton into their own hands They
expect to Gust Woodruff from the
state craftsmanship and put IN a RoOse-
Welt man, who may be o.. Y. Collins,
prominent upstate politician.
Roosevelt IS giving much attention 10
the platform. which will declare for
0rect nom1natiOus. viii indorse the
AFT Adrninistrat iOn- and will touch the
Payne-Aldrlch tariff law in cold fash
a lot Of wOnderment is heard
whether Barnes viii not toss In reso-
luton lndOrSing Taft for denomination
IN 1872, despite the fact that President
want IT,
Il is now known that Roosevelt IS not
going 10 let such a resolution go
through II he can help IL
Taft Told of Attitude.
1Iore than this, there is substantial
-EH'SS-4 70 DEiltNc re maze MS opposition
70 such a resolution clear to President
raft IN the recent New Haven confer
ence. and left no doubt In the Presi-
dents mind ne would not stand for #
As TO what is the import of surb 3
stand on the part Of Roosevelt, every
body IS free to draw differences to suit
himself.
In the midst Of all the turmoil over
the control OF the convention the Re-
publican leaders do not seem near soI,--
ING Ine question who viii be nut for
ward toT the SOveTnOrShip. One reason
LOT this IS the feeling Of the friends
o. good many aSpirants that the
leInOcraJS are gOinE TO win ANYHOW
a4u u would be z shame 20 toss 10 the
polltiCai dogs the particular Individual
In whom they have an interest
on the Democratic side. things are
moving steadily in the direction of nom
mating GaynoT- Leader ,MuruI7v Of
I amnany, has given the word 10 his
braves 10 set things in motion for Cav
nor.
GaynoT j. putting out denfaIs- Of f1a
reports ne Is going 20 have an opera
ton and Is going through the MOTORS
OF man who wants TIE nomination If
ne IS named II Is WeII-uigb a certainty
the condition Of his voice viii not al
low him 10 take the stump, end then
viii be presented the strange spectacle
in great State like New York of a
man hunting for the EovernorshiD in
= whisper
But GaynOr's frinedS say he can 20
the office without making speeches and
merely by writing letters
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The Pearson School

THIRD EEAR-sEPTEMBER - 1gla
Day and evening classes Classes limited
10 i've members Certificate admits q M
George Washington University and C.ao-v.-
town Law School
HOWARD c JENSESS. A B Nas.s-
Phone n 6ZSz ~ g g \
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FOUR YEAR MEDICAL COURSE.

Ire first ,wo years win be spent in lab
ora-pry work and in the study Of the fun
caInental branches al The Georgetown MedI-
cal College
In harmony with the demands o. modern
medicine the Junior and senior Students vii
Ge brought into actual col-zSt with diseased
celdluons- and AL work required MI b
P-iioEElled al the new University Hospital
aliC DisFe1sary now enlarged 20 a capacity
o. 10 beds and also in other local hospitals
All members OF this years Era5-srf7s
Class Obtained hospital appointments as a
result or competitive EXAMINATIONS within
Two weeks after the commencement exercises
OF Iurtner lisrormstion address the dean
Dr. GEO. n kOBER GO Il s. y n
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NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY
School OF Law

Ordt-Second ear
OPENS SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 1910,
At Case r'CIock In the Law school
building, sIS-S2O 18th II. uyy.
Graduates are eligible and qualiGcJ
for the Bar Examinations in every
state I'm The UnIteS states.
Tuition, 500. Payable sIOuthIy-D
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National Cathedral School
Tor Boys

AN EPISCOPAL COUNTRY SCHOOL. &C
CCPTING ITS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
on MOUNT SAINT ALBAN-
a preparatory school Offering excsptfo7sT
Advantages Tho school building g rre 81
the most modern and best equipped in rba
country The faculty comprises COLLEGE r-s5-
yates OF recognized ability INSTRUCTION IN
music 70 boys having vocal ability
Boarding and day departments Omen Sen
TENDER p Boys from 10 - yez-s For
catalogue, address
Z L GREGG. Headmsster
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ACCOUNTANCT INSTRUCTION
PREPARING FOR c. =. A. DEGREE
AND PROBES SIONAL CAREER
Washington school Of AccOuntzucy,
conducted BY Y II. c. A Institute
opens October 1st Catalogue Per-
sonaI conference with eligible csndI-
dates solicited Address Director
Washington School Of ACcountancy,
II24 G street seU-tf
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This course is desiEDed to meet the de-
mands Of Bankers. Merchants. Ofdcers Of
the army and Navy, and others vhc DO not
intend 20 practice II covers in two years
the entire field exclusive or technical al
jcctive law topics and the practice courses
Certificate obtainabIs in two years No en-
trance requirements
Students connecting themselves with the
university for the first time should reEfS-
ter in advance o. opening night
For catalogue application blanks &c sp-
ply in peESOn or by mail tr the Dean. Ne
ricraI Metropolitan Rank BI5E- SIS 18th ST
NV. Telephone NJ E6IT. or after Oct I at
the Law School Building. SIs-S.l 18th 81 nv.
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Guns ON HALL

1906 FLORIDA AVENUE N W
a school FOR girls Primary. Intermediate
Academic. and College preparatory 5eosrt-
ments- Elective Courses for High school
Graduates
open sept 80 for registration CT day pupils
MRS BEVERLEY r. Mason
MISS e N CLARK. L L. 4.
ASsociars
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National Cathedral
School
FOR GIRLS

NOUN 81 ALBAN. WASHINGTON. D. .
OPENS SEPTEMBER 20
Preparatory and Academic Deozrtunsnts
Stucents Admitted 20 College on Ce-tffczts
Graduate Courses
Instruction IN Art without Extra Chs--.
Special Attention Given % Music
Steinway Pianos Tor Practice
Eirep-oof Building
Coaches for day pupils leave 011nu-- r-5---,
AZ 50 a M return SO p m cars con
meet st Georgetown every fifteen minutes
MRS BARBOUR WALKER n
PRINCIPAL
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UNITED STATES COLLEGE OF
VETERINARY SURGEONS

- y W WASHINGTON. D Q
Rated Class sA7 by L. :. Governnr1t-
Seventeenth Session Opens Sept. "a 1slo
Large hospital and clinic. New buIi5In,
and completely equipped operating ans
Clinical ToO11s- Psychological. PATHOLOGICAL
and clinical laboratories AID lecture roma
Everything complete
WRITE FOR CATAIOCTTE
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At an aTera &c cost of less than eie
every one can use The Times Want
Ads to advantage.
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Georgetown University
School of Law

he session q 1901 opens on Wednesday
bo5-0S r st. Northwest az go o IA
Graduates are eligible and qualified for the
t5sT examinations IN every state n the
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Depends on Bevendge.

Success for the Republican candidate
in the Seventh district depends almost
entirely on the ability Of Senator Bev-
eridge to carry Marion county, in which
Indianapolis IS located Linton, the Re
publican candidate, is making a strong
fight azaius. Representative Korbly,
but the real fight Centers about the
control Of Beverage. who is expected
TO get the labor vote, but to lose the
heavy German vote
The Eighth district is normally Re
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The
George Washington
University
Washington. D. c
The ninetieth session opens
September IS 1910.
Arts and. Sciences

~ u dil0sOClGnCeS
Graduate Studies, $50 per year
1 street
College of Engineering ana M
chanic Arts 1889 street.
College OF Political Sciences. s1a
18th street
The Teachers College. 1894 sfrszt
Tuition fees in UNDERGRADUATE coI-
leges. $40 per year for each hour
week
Professional Departments
Law Department, New Msz,,f-
Temple. $40 per year Patent law
course. SO per year.
Department of Medicine, 1928 II
street. $50 per year.
Department of Dentistry, 1928 y
street Sl25 per year.
For infOrm2tIon address the
Secretary of the TnIyeraFfy.
1895 I Street
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School of Medicine
DaE CIaxSrs OnIr-N

SlNty-frs- session VIII begin September =
1910 Entrance requirements and curriculum
IN accordance with the Asscc.arTc- or ar1e-
lean Medical COLLEGES
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HALL-NOYES SCHOOL.

Might School opens sept u Dav S-hoor
Sept % kindergarten to College Pre2sreE
for business professional life OF for ad-
mission to any university Our certificate
Ish teachers. All teachers r-nfxs-sf+,
trained Terms reasonable. Location CEN
trail Special courses in BookkeepinE Pen
manship- StenOETaphy. INDC SIEIAT. CFfF1F-
ISTRY- Esc Catalogues
FRANCES MANN HALL A NJ. PRINCIPAL
81 = s. y " Phone Main 81
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Faculty of tie Fourth or Poxt-Gradu
ate Year.

This course Is nov in process OF o-zauiza-
ttou. and VIE DC established in time 90 he
sv allied OF By those entering The under
graduate classes this year. The personnel u
tn faculty 20 be announced hereafter The
course offered Is designed NJ students who
intend 10 practice in the dlTere-- states 10
engage On general Federal practice Z ufI
consist or four groups
J. General Federal Procedure and Practice
o ca Bankruptcy, Cbl Admiralty
g. Patent Law.
g. fEI Municipal Corporations 0b1 Man
daInus. Habeas Corpus. Quo Wa-anro. Ger
t-ora-i- In connection WIKI classroom work
advanced moot court work and bivseBIy
seminar viii be maintained. and for those
eiectiuE the patent-lav group. a pa-s1t-la7y
moot court
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The George Washington
University
DEPARTMENT of Law

TEREE-YEAR DAY COURSE Nertu---
mostly from a m. 10 i M Feadf11
70 the degree % Bachelor o. Laws
NEW THREE-YEAR AFT RNnoS
COURSE LECTURES BETWEEN as
AND $50 p NJ LEADING TO The
DECREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS
GRADUATE COURSES. leading 70 the de-
grees OF Master o. Laws and Nazfs- q
Patent Law.
OLDEST LAW SCHOOL N WASHINGTON.
ONLY Law SCHOOL N THE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA REGISTERED WITH
LIE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT As OF SUFFICIENT
slANDiNG To COMPLY WITH TIE
ORDER OF THE COURT OF APPEATs
RELATING TO ADMISSION TO THE
BAR
MEMBER OF AND THE ONLY Law
SIEOOL II TIfE DISTRICT or CO.
LCMBlA COMPLYING WITH Tuz
S4ANDAhD OF WORK AND RE-
QCIREAENTS OF THE ASSOCIATIONS
OF AMERICAN Law SCHOOLS.
during the last several years The c-s6r-
ates OF THIS Law School have taken bar -
1If1lhations IN seventeen States and a a.
q kno~n' only two failed al the hrst triaI
The session q 1sI0-IsI1 opens ana a~.--y
Work begins on September g A. 40 -
For cataio6us and further info-Estio7
he Secretary Of the Department ~
Law
Ne" Masonic Temple. 18th and y 7. .vs-
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REPUBLICANS HURRY
TO BIG TIGHT SCENE
VanguardS of New York
Factions, Saratoga-Bound,
Approaching Crisis.
Climbing Aboard
Continues from First Page.)

are that Roosevelt Is ahead of his op-
Eonents, the old bosses, by about 100
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NOTICE TO THE PCBLIC.-Ths
store II Browning & Middleton. Inc.
account of the death Of Mr.. c T
Brownie. Is again open for business
The business under the firm name Of
Browning < Middleton, Inc, viii be con-
tinued at the same place, Cos Penna. Ave,
y W At q meeting Of the stOCkhold-
ers held on Wednesday. September p,
the following officers were elected
Nr- W H Mcknight. President
Mr.. T H Thomas, retary-Treas-
urer.
\ continuance Of the patronage OF
our customers is earnestly solicited
GRIFFITH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Co, 112S Sth St N ". Removes Uric
Acid. gives relief TO kidneys and Rheu-
matism- Try il and be convinced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

GRAND LODGE F A A NJ. DIS
trict Of CoIumbia--AII members Of the
Masonic fraternity are invited to attend
Open-air divine service with the grand
lodge and the Constituent lodges at
Cathedral Close. corner Wisconsin ave
nue. and WOOdIey lane northwest on
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER =. 1910 Service
commemorative Of cathedral building BY
the fraternity in the Middle Ages. Pro
ceSSiOn VIII be formed BY lodges at cor
ner Of NaSSa chusettS and Wisconsin
avenues II D m BY order Of the
grand master A W. JOHNSTON,
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Faculty Of Three-Year Course, Lead
ing 20 DeEree of Ii b


/ EUGENE CARUSI. Ii. D. t0f the Wash
/ Ington barr, Professor Of Elementary Real
BTig. Gen. GEO B. DAVIS. L. s \
Judge Advocate General, L. = A.. Lectur-
er upon international Law and Military
HON JAMES SCHOULER. Ii. D. tAuyhoT
and JGrtst- Of Boston Mass. Professor OF
Bailments and Carriers. Domestic Relations,
Wills. and Administration.
JUSTICE CHARLES H RoBE- Associate
Justice Court Of appeals District OF Colum-
nial- chief Justice Uf the Moot Court rf
Appeals and Instructor in Appellate Practice.
JUSTICE THOMAS Il ANDERSON tAsso-
I Columbian, Professor o. the Law or Domestic
Relations
I tee supreme Court District or Columbia
Professor OF Equity JtlrisprudenCe-
GEORGE A KING. IL d ,of the Wash
Practice and Prosecution OF Claims Against
the United States
JACKSON II RALs-ON. IL NJ Cor the
Washington Bar. Lecturer Upon the Law OF
International Arbitrati0ns-
FREDERICK J. SIDDONS. IL N. (3r
the Washington Bar, Professor OF NeE1-
table INSTRUMENTS. '+sfidence, and Constitu-
CHARLES COwI.Es TUCKER IL. N
District Of Colun bfaI. Professor OF the law
Of sales Admiralty Law, and Lecturer Upon
CHARLES ? CARUsL- IL NJ r-- tho
washington bar, and Dean Of the Law Fac
ulty}. Professor Of the Law Of Advanced Real
Property and Contracts
CHARLES A kEIGWTN II. u or fro
WashinEr0n Bari Professor % Common T.s--
Practice. Common I-aE P-eddi1E Tors and
Judge o. the Moot Court Common Law
hon SAMUEL Y. PROCDFTT. IL. II
assistant Couulssloucr General Land or
ice}. Lecturer Upon Land aN1 1IfnInz Laws
II The United States and Practice Before rHr
T. X Land Office.
T. glBEL WILLIAMSON. IL II f-f The
Washington Bsrl- Associate Justice q -he
Moot Court Of Appeals.
HAYDEN JOHNSON. IL NJ f1r the
Washington BAR Associate Justice % rrr
Moot Court Of Appeals
HENRY HAYWOOD CLASSIC IL. u
formerly Asst = =. Attorney for +r. T14--
tr1,t ~ Columbia Lecturer T-u-7 Exrra1r47-
nary Remedies and Lecturer G-uol che Ig-fz-
diCrion q the Feieral Courts AM Judge "
jHe Moot Probate Court
EUGENE A JONES IL 81 N7F THE Wash
inEfon Bar Professor o. CORPORATION Fz--
Bankruptcy and Equity Pleading and judy
q Equity Moot Court.
7 MILLER KENYON. IL. N i4F enc
washington Bar. Prcfcszor OK the Law -
Carriers.
CONRAD sYATE. IL. 81 JoS the Wash
inEton Bar'. Professor OF the LaE ~ Part
-lers0sD-
CHARLES y. TURNER. IL. ". rszs--.z-.
T. s Attorney FOR the District n C1-u-rbfzI
Professor Of Criminal Jaw and Criminal Pro
cCdure-
FRED @ O-CONNETs IL. II. 5t-S-- clerk
Supreme Court District % Columbia clerk
o. Moot Court
EUGENE .. CARUsI IL NJ tof the
Washington Bari. Secretary
JOHN l. CASSTN. LII N tcf the Wash
inEt1u Bar Erea sG-sr-
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WILLIAM B ORME. Secretary. Wash
inston Gas Light Company. seIS-3It