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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Plans to Erect Small!
Houses of Moderate Cost

With the purpose OF meeting the de-
mand for small detached houses Of mod
crate cost. Harry A Kite IS preparing
10 erect several six-rooTn bungalows In
Cleveland Park, which, Il Is expected,
win be sold at prices ranging around
5000
Macomb street, Cleveland Park, and
VII begin the operation ct an early date.
The houses are TO be patterned after q
model bungalow which is on exhibition
al the state fair grounds in Springfield,
III X is understood that two OF the
houses already have been sold from The
pIanS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
President $ MezD Year Re
cepfion Program


information Of guests at the New
Year reception al the White
Houze Monday have been sent
out from the Executive Of6eess
The President VIII receive at
1IFo0 q. m-The Vice Presidents
the members Of the
Cablnefy the DIDIO-
matte Corps.
II re q. m.-The Chief Justice Of
the United states snd
rhe A $50 cfafc JUS
uees of the supreme
Court Of the united
states; the Judges of
the Court of Com
Inerccg the Judges of
the Court Of CUSTOMS
AppeaIss the Judges of
11e Court OF Appeals
ST the District OF Co
lumbia; the Judges of
the United States
Court Of CIaimss the
Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of the District
of Columbian former
members OF the Cab
fDet, Ambassadors. and
Ministers of the United
States.
.lIs39 a. a.-Senat0rs. Representa-
lives, snd Delegates
I'm Congress.
II - ~ m.-ofEeers of the Army;
officers of the Navy
officers of the Marine
CORPSE Commanding
General and general
stan Of the militia of
the District Of COlum-
bta--
IzsIa d. m.-Thc Solicitor Generals
Ass;s tsns attorneys
rails Assistant
Secretaries Of Depart
menfsg Assistant Post
masters Generals the
Regents and Secretary
of tbr Smithsonian
IBstIfufIO1; the Civil
Service COmmissiOnI
the Interstate Com
meree ComEaiSsi0R;
the Tariff Board; tho
Railroad Securities
Commission; the 18th
milan Canal Commits
sion; the Commission
ers Of the District of
Columbia; the Treas
urer OF the United
states; fhe Librarian
of COnEresss the Pub
lie PrfnterE the heads
OF Bureaus In the sew
eEa1 Departmental the
President of the Co
Iumbfa institution for
the Deaf and Dumb
1880 y m.-The Society of the
CEnc5Dnati= the Aztec
Club OF 1S47; the As
sOciated Veterans of
the War of IS4S-47i
the Military Order or
the Loyal Legion of
the United States; the
Grand Army of the
Republics the Medal of
Honor Legion the
Union Veteran Lc-
EE0n5 the Union Vet
eraRs' Union; the So
ciety Of the Army of
SamfiaEos the Spanish
War TeferansF the
Army and Navy Union;
the Minute Men; the
Sons Of the American
Revolution; the mem
berS of the Oldest In
habIfaRfs' AsSOcfaffon
of the District OF Co
EumbiH-
go D. nL-ReceptfOn Of citizens
Gcnflemen 20 be re
cefved. whether In
carriages or on foot,
viii enter the White
House By the North
Por1ice and vEtzIi leave
by the eastern en-
trace SOPposife the
Treasury
Carriages will ap-
preach the white
House by the north
western gate and Will
IesVe by the northeast
ern gate and he parked
In East Executive Az
enue. where they VIII
remain until called fo
the east entrance from
which all guests viii
depart.
CHARLES D. NORTON.
Secretary to the President
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Carnegie Hero Fund
Started In Germany

BERLIN, Dec a--Under the per-
sonaI supervision O. Kaiser Wilhelm.
Andrew Carnegie has Instituted a Car
neEie hero fund in Germany, similar
10 the ones f. the United States
England, and France.
Carnegie has transferred s1,250.0o0 TO
the commission IN charge OF the fund
The Kaiser has appointed the com
mission. which Is 10 have charge Of the
distribution of the prizss and pensions
He wrote Carnegie .3lg personal let
ter OF appreciation, full OF humani-
tartan sentiments
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Give Cantata.

A Christmas cantata, "a Trip to santa
Claus Land. was ziven at the Cur
icy Memorial Presbyterian SUNDAY
School. Florida avenue, between Sixth
and seventh streets northwest, last
night The principal singers were the
Misses elena Tlebef, Olgs Meiick.
Louisa YoUrg, ard james 10 ms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Miss Mary R Wilcox
Hostess to Mrs. Lurtoa.

Mrs. IHrtons wife OF Mr.. Justice Lar
ton, was the honor e1lest AZ a large
buffet luncheon given today bv- Miss
Aary z Wilcox at her residence on Cor
ccraE street. Presiding al the tables
were Ars Robert l. TAYLOR. wife Of
SenatO- Taylor Mrs samuel Gounaday,
and Ms Morgan Rrowns Others assist
Ing were Miss Agnes Edwards. OF San
Antonio. Tex and Mss Lula Patter-
son.
Air- and Mrs. c. W Purrenhage Of
Cleveland. have been the guests for he
past week Of Mr.. and Mrs z K
HOuser, OF ~ Vermont avenue
Hiss Margaret Risself, OF Buffalo. =
y. arrived in washington yesterday 10
spend The weekend II, Washington with
M and MIS- James Marion Johnston.
an 10 attend The dance AT the White
House last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Run Down By Motor Car.

Ernest Loeffer, fifty years Old. q
liquor dealer, is confined today to his
home in the Bladensburg road with a
fracture Of the right ankle He was
crossing Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ninth street northwest, last night, when
he was knocked to the pavement By an
automobile in charge of Eugene Young.
OF Sl5 Fourteenth street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
H. 0. Hayemeyer Left
Estate of S17,0OO,0 900

NEW YORK. Dec 51-The widow
Of Henry o. HaTemeyer. t3ie American
sugar refining magEafe. is the prin-
cfpaI- beneficiary, together vVith her
children. under MT. Havemeyer's will
fled here
Tie estate II valued according to
the appraisers report at .1o7, 165-
Mr. Havemeyer died December 4
1907.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Commissioner and Mrs Rudolph VIII Give Dance
For Younger Set, Including Miss Taft, january II
Dance for Miss Taft
Gay White House Event

The White House presented q gala
appearance last night at the first dance
Of the season given by thu President
and Mrs TAFT FOR their debutante
daughter Miss Helen Taft. and their
son. Robert Taft, home from Law school,
at Harvard, for the holidays.
There we're about 800 guests, including
the house party being entertained at
the White House for the holidays. the
young people who are the guests or the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs Never
for the week. Miss Ethel Roosevelt and
Kermit Roosevelt. daughter and son Or
The hasts immediate predecessor in Of
nee VINO came TO Washington specially
10Y the occasion. and representative
gathering from official. diplomatic, and
resident circles Of Washington SOCIETY,"
The entire lower floor was besu4ffflIIs-
decorated for the occasion with the
Sayffst blossoms from the White House
conseTs atOrles, and The Marine Band
stationed on an fmpTOEfsed baudstand
erected Just outside the East Room
WINDOWS, furnished the music for the
dancing.
Mrs. Taft and her daughter received
the guests IN the Blue Room, Mrs. Taft
wearing a becoming gown Of soft pink
chiffon and lace Miss Taft wore a beau
tiful gown Of pale blue satin esebuds.
The President was present during the
entire evening, occasionally taking his
place IN the receiving lire
Al Ella ooTate supper vas served at
midnight in the state dining room.
The house guests at the White House
Tor the seek include Mr. and Mrs
Charles p TAFT. Miss Louise Taft. Miss
Harriet Anderson. Miss Mary Armory.
OF Boston; John Heron Stephen Phil
BIN Mr. French, and Mr.. Even.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Mr. and Mrs. Slater Hosts
At Infants ChusteuinT

M and Mrs. W A Slater were hosts
Al an interesting function today ~
noon, when their infant granddauEhfs-.
daughter OF the attache or the Russian
embassy and Nine Boris de Struve vas
cnrlslened- The ceremonies were Ser-
LoInssQ according to the rites or the
Orthodox Russian church which in
ciu0e 1TnneTEinE the infant three times
The ceremonies took place IN the pres
ence or the family, M de Strives eoI-
leagues At the Russian embassy. a few
intimate friends. and Representa- lives ~
the Diplomatic (,orps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Rauscher S to Be Scene of
Reception by Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph.


District Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno
II. Rudolph, will give a reception and
Gsnce for young people. Tuesday even
ing, January II. at Rausehers. Miss
Helen Taft viii be among the guests.
joining the party after the Diplomatic
dinner at the White House that night
Wednesday evening, February s. Sena-
tor du Pont win give a dinner IN honor
Of Miss Taft.
Eez Year Reception
At Washington Homes.
Mrs. Anderson d. Johnston, Miss John
ston. and Mrs. CorneIia ]. Hagan. have
cards o1t for q studio tea FOR January
?, after O'Clock, at their studio, 1S2
street.
The Capital Yacht Club viii keep open
house Monday from 1 TO O'Clock. at
their clubhouse. foot Of Ninth street
southwest
The Good TemDlars OF the District viii
receive at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Edwin g Dinwiddie. 1902 Lamont street
northwest, 3 to g Among those who
VIII assist are Miss Louise Alien. Mrs.
BERTHE Belt. Miss Laura. r Church, Mss
Ellen G Church. 8fr- and Mrs J. l.
COrby. Birs. y. n. DeIlinser. Mrs. Y. r.
Freeman, Mrs. Mary O. Narrower. Mss
Eta narrower, Mrs G. W. Narrower. Mrs.
Q. ". Jenkins. Mrs. Fife q. Lawson,
AIT. and Mrs A r Shoemaker. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse G. Suter. M and Mrs. A. 3.
White, Miss Katherine Whitcom. and 8
W RUSSELL.
Mrs- Mclean wife Of Capt Walter
Mclean. T. 5. n. VIII receive inform
ally Monday afternoon. January 2. from
2 20 5 o'clock, assisted by her daughter,
Mrs Paul g Patterson
The Chief Justice and Mrs White,
assisted by the wives Of the Supreme
Court justices. Uill receive Monday.
January 2, nom 10 O'Clock at their
residence, I7l7 Rhode Island avenue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Dance Old Year Out.

Members or Columbia Turnverein and
their families VIII watch the Old Year
out and the New Year in tonight with
q dancing party at the club house, sH
81 street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Wife of Senate: Burrows
Entertains Mrs. Fales,
of Detroit.

Mrs J. c. Burrows. wife Of Senator
Burrows, was hostess at luncheon today
IN honor OF her niece Mrs. FsIes. Of De-
troit, Mich who is whiting her. OtHrr
guests were Mrs. Hale. wife OF Senator
Hale; Mrs Elldns. wife Of Senator Elk
ms; MS BeekTnan Winthrop. wife OF
the Assistant Secretary OF the Nav.
Mrs. Young wife Of RepresentaFiv.
Young; Ms T Dewitt TaImage. Mrs.
HOllyday, wife OF Rear Admiral Hoilv-
day. Z 8 N Mrs T L HIzcdonaid
Ars. William CorcOran Hi, Mrs.. Rob
err J. Fleming Mrs. =. P Moran. Mrz.
HoOerI y Harper. and Miss Edith Koon
Last night SeDa tor and Mrs Burrows
had dining with them the AulbzsSador
OF Japan and baroness Uchida. Senate
v etmore- the Rev Charles WOOD ard
BITS Wood. Mr. and Mrs William p
Curtis, Mrs. Ezra Koon. Mrs Faies. znd
General Crozier, L 6 a
Mrs- Gerard Van Mourfck ard her sis-
ter, Miss Norton. OF Mexico City. Afext-
CO. arrived IN Washington TO-DAY Tor
visit TO Mrs. Rudolph, wife OF Commits
sinner Rudolph.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Slight Earthquake
Felt At San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA slight
earthquake shock was felt here this
morning The quake came at AZ a. m,
but was CEly OF moderate force
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31

. Trial Size for eec' possPaio. larEe Size
Son't sell II send direct TO Us Send the
yellow wrapper from two bottles purchases
from druggist and We VII give you full
size bottle for nothing WALEUTTA CO.
18th and Olive St, s. Louie No Sold -
Pso2ls's Pharmacy 7th 8 Aasa. avs. y. ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
LOCAL MENTION.

who laugh more2 washington WON
en- or mem L Hez- Sven Sunday
night Capital Baptist Church, Typo
Temple, - G St n. We
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
GRAY HAIR RESTORED

WalEuftR Hair Stats
Eestores Gray, Streaked or
5leached Hair OF Moustacbs
TnstantsneOCsiy. Gives suy
Enade from Light Brown 70
Back Does not wash e.
rub or Contains no Dol-
cons ana e. not sticky nor
greasy Sold b. all drug
rists. OF ~s will send yea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31
Mr. Justice Van Devanter
And Wife Are Expected.


Mr. Justice Van DevRuter and Mrs
Van Devanter are expected % arrive in
washington today or tomorrow. and
VII be the guests OF Justice and Nfrs.
Van OrSdel, ar 80 Ontario road. until
they are settled in their residence. 1873
Sixteenth street
Ms Louis p Darrell Is spending the
holiday season IN Boston. and is stop
ping AZ the Hotel Pierrepont-
Miss Mary McCauiey had a small COM
pany OF Young people dining with her
preceding the dance al the White House
last night ar and Mrs A D Addison
chdperoned the party. which included
Aiiss Whiting, Miss Clover, Miss Brit
ton. 1fisT Frances Noyes. Cap Graham
4. JohnhIOn. l. ; A., Lieutenant LORE,
o. : N Lieut. Samuel I NJ HYATT
L s N, and Dr.. Davis
Miss Hammond had q small party Of
Young people TO dine with her last night,
later taking her guests 20 the White
House dance
A meeting Of the Students. Club Of
the Washington College OF Music VIII be
held on Wednesday evening, January &
al the college
Owing 70 f1aess, 8Irs. Henry Wells
has been obi sed 10 decline All InvftS-
tons, and Is unable 10 make calls this
season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31

caused the trouble when the matter. vas
presented TO the Treasury Department
BY Auditor TweedaIe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-31

Mrs Louis p Darrell Is spending the
holiday season in Boston. and is stou-
ping At the Hotel Pierrepont
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
REVIVAL
GROWS IN
INTEREST
9Get right with God .

Get right with God"
DO something for God; He made
Won for work
Gods enterprises are the greatest
ana most honorable with which men
have anything 10 do
"Old chunks are very hard to
straighten, while green switches may
be straightened with ease. Compar-
atiyely few adults become Christians.
We must 90 after the children II the
world is TO be saved to God and his
service ! would not given one cent
for your chance il you are past forty
years Of age and unsayed."
These are few of the epigramatic
sayings BY Evangelist Lewis at yes
terday's services.
Three splendid services character
lzed the day and three strong ser
mons stirred large congregations. the
evening congregation taxing the ca
Pacity Of the Methodist church.
The meeting Is to be union and held
in the Methodist church the remain
ing time cf its continuance.
Morning Bible study at the M. G. A.
rooms at s o'clock Three hundred
children viii lead in the service OF
song at this evenings service.
The evengelist stated that out Of
3.017 Christians. counted BY Tim in
his meetings. only lS claimed to have
been saved after the sge of 50: only
a after tn cage Of 40: 81 after the age
OF 30 and only 7e6 after they were 90.
while the remainder. e.lO2. were saved
before they were 20 years OF age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
PHYSICIAN
INJURED

DR. Fl B Hendrix, who was thrown
out Of his buggy and seriously injured
near Cement, was brought home yes
terday and was taken to his residence,
1916 Iowa avenue
He IS resting weIl today but viii be
confined to his bed for a week or two.
Dr. Hendrix was making rush trip
20 Cement Saturday morning, accom-
panied by Miss Carney. a trained
nurse. when his team made a dash
and ran the buggy into ditch. up-
setting the vehicle on the doctor and
81 ing his hip aerere steala. ne
held on to the horses and farmer
who was driving close behind soon
came to his assistance Miss Carney
was also thrown out Of the buggy but
ler injuries were slight
The accident happened about three
miles from Cement, and the doctor was
taken there and cared for until he
could be brought home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21

WILL REST

Guthrie oEia., March Governor
Haskell left today for a trip through
the eastern part Of the state for a few
days rest Governor Haskell has been
sick for three days. and declares IT is
Impossible 70 obtain any rest Ii Guth-
rie.
His departure viii postpone the ap-
DroyaI Of about forty~two billy. among
which are the appropriation bills. the
anti-dispensary bin and the bills re-
lating ID changes IN the election laws.
The Law provides thar some action
must be taken on these bills within
fifteen days. which gives the governor
rnln April 2 to finish his trip. exam
'ne the bills and passon them one way
Or the other.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
POLICE COURT TODAY.

Three negroes were arrested for be-
ing drunk and fighting Four OF the
red lanterns which are used in the
construction work on the streets, sup
posed to have been broken up in the
scnffle, were brought into police head
quarters One OF the negroes was
fined and the cases of the others Will
come up later A couple Of hobos and
Tommy the Tramp furnished the
remainder Of the entertainment in
Judge Grigsby's court this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
CALL FOR BIDS
ON HOME

Ardmore, kla, March 2l.-The Con
federate Home building committee
met here at the city hail The details
Of the plans prepared by Architect j.
p White of this city. we're approved,
together With all the specifications
and advertisements we're placed with
some sef the newspapers of the state
calling for bids to be opened on the
construction Of the building. on the 5th
Of Aprl The plans win BE on file
with the clerk OF the committee. Uncle
George Henry Bruce, in this city and
at the office Of Architect y. Il. White.
The plans call for a building OF brick
and concrete and the estimated cost
II about $4,000 II win not be long
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
Rush Springs Man
Getting Ready TO Fly

Rrsh Springs, Okla, March 2i.--
The airship invented here by Carl
Ha4iitn is being pushed TO compile
lion anu those sersed I'll modern mech
anism. who have examined the plans
snd compared their finer points with
those Of other successful aeroplanes.
have entire faith in his ship and his
ability to make it fly A company Of
local people i being organized and
The matter Of financing the project
viii be given care. The ship is being
hnilt ~ shop on the property occu-
ried BY Mr. Hamilton. free from pub
lie scrutiny Two motors Of the Jen-
rs type viii like furnish the power.
The machine will be IN shape for
trial flight in about six weeks time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
Will LTAKE "A
LONG HIKE

A "hiISe" from Chiclasha to Afilwau-
kee via Kansas city and St. Paul.
total distance Of about ! 800 miles, is
what two Chickasha pedestrians have
laid out for themselves.
The young men who will undertake
shis long tramp are u @. Letter. who
was formerly employed in the Wells
garage, and Thos. P. Klein, who has
been time-keeper at the Jacobs Cigar
vender Factory They are planning
to start on the trip next Thursday
No wager or any other unusual con-
ditions enter into the the trip, except
thar the two young men have agreed
with each other to earn their way al
they travel and this they hope to do
by selling Chickasha post cards. They
have asked the Chamber Of Commerce
to supply the cards and in addition ia
selling these, they agree to distribute
booster literature along the way
sir. Letter is hardly an amateur
pedestrian. His home is in MiIwau-
kee, and he has tramped from that city
to st Paul and also taken several
cther long hikes He has been prac-
sicirg some for the Journey and a few
days ago, be walked to Blanchard.
distance Of IS miles. returning the
same day
a schedule for the trip has been ar
ranged, which calls for its completion
in 50 days. The first days hike is
from chickasha to Oklahoma city, AZ
miles. After they are thoroughly in
training, they are going to make an
effort to break the worlds record for
24-hour hike. s. miles. now held by
Weston, the aged pedestrian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
VETS TO GO
1T ALONE

we don't propose to be the tail to
anybody's kite; we are not going to
mix our issue with politics. said Col.
Isaac Cloud. who attended the big
meeting Of anti-prohibitionists in Okla
hcma City Saturday evening.
And by way OF explanation the colo
mel added. y mean to say that were
not going to put out any candidate or
indorse anyone We are simply de
manding a fair vote on our issue.
continuing Col Cloud said Il sat
on the platform beside Speaker VIII
son and Ar Wilson told me that the
Grady county representatives worked
necessarily for the l. !. & G. bin and
that he. Wilson though opposed 10 ii.
finally voted for it because our repre-
sentatives made such hard fght for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
RICHES COME
SUDDENLY

Mrs 2. =. Mcfarland, wife Of the
former proprietor of the Midway hotel,
received letter today informing her
that a farm belonging TO her in Van
Buren county. Tennessee, was found to
contain valuable coal lands. and that
land all around It was selling for $1,000
all acre
The farm consists Of 300 acres. left
to Mrs. Mcfarland twenty-five years
ago by her mother. and she had al
ways believed it to be practically
worthless. The news Of her good for
time comes as a surprise to Mrs. Me-
Farland and in the same letter telling
Of the value Of the farm. is an offer
70 buy from a coke and coal syndi-
cafe Mr. Mcfarland will leave for
Tennessee in a few days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
GEO. PETTY
ANNOUNCES


Geo W Petty announces today as
. candidate for reelection to the Of
fice Of register of deeds on the Demo-
cfstic ticket.
Mr.. Petty has ftlied this ofgIee, egris
ciently for over two Years and le says.
If am elected pledge myself to
render as good service in the future
as have in the past / thank ali
my friends for past favors and shall BE
grateful for any they may bestow up
or me In the future
Here is the brief official report made
on Mr. Petty's office by the state ex-
aminer:
TO the State Examiner: Hereto at.
tached is a report Of a special exam
nation Of the office Of the regis II of
deeds Of Grady county
The office is conducted in bust
ness-like manner.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN M HI1INKE,
]. M. SANDERS.
Special Deputy Examiners and Inspec-
tors.
Examined and approved
CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
State Examiner and Inspector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-21
MEETING OF
U.C.V.CAMP
Praise Chicago Man for
Defense Of General
Lee

In pursuance OF general orders of
March 3, Joe shelby Camp OF United
Confederate Veterans met last satur-
day. G O. Buchanan, commander,
called the camp to order, after which
prayer was offered By comradc q. D.
Dawson.
First on the order Of business was
the election Of .. r. Pulllain Of Ard
more 10 fill the unexpired term as com
mander Of Chickasaw brigade, u. &. vi,
unanimous vote being cast for him.
On motion OF Commander Buchan.
az, Saturday. April 2. was fixed as the
day for the camps annual love feast.
Among other business which came
an was the raising Of money for needy
comrades. which was done in the spirit
OF bfosherly love and affection.
Resolutions were passed. expressing
the sincere thanks Of me camp "a Dr.
Allen Gray Of Chicago for the stand
ho took in defending the placing Of
the state Of General Robert f. Lee IN
the hall Of fame in Washington DR.
Gray was only one Of 5000 Grand Ar-
my men in Chicago. all Of whom stood
up in defense OF Lee and his follow.
ers. God bless him and may prosper
ny ever be thrown around him. was
the voice Of the chmp as expressed by
the committee on resolutions, which
was composed Of Judge II. L. Grigsby.
Judge Linn and Capt Buchanan.