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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-05

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AWNINGS.
Upholstering and awnings. All work
first class at an honest price. Esti-
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Russell, PhoLe 1898, 16 South 7th.
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SEE MOORE 4 OGBORN for all
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FOR SALE-Driving horse. Lester
Burris, Centerville, Ind, r. r. No.
H. Box 81. FIT
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FOR SALE registered short horn
ed cows with calves. Call or ad-
dress VIM. Kempton, Centerville. r..
X. No. 10. LIT
The evening world., 1911-11-10
MARLBORO WINNERS.

First Race-Three-year.olds and up.
Ave and one-half furlongs.-Blanch
Farncis, Ii2 Wanoverl, 10, 4 and 2. won.
Jack Burdette, III dom. 4, 8 TO 3 and
to 2, second. Day Bell, l5 Grand. .
even, | TO 2. third. Time: liz. T. !.
Spears. Carlisle NJ. Chief Hayes, chf-
ton. Tiny Tim also ran.
Second Race-Three-year-old and up;
Ave and one-half furolnga.-Tipp. ln
Hopkins). . 90 10, l to 4 and out, won
Star Board. Ii2 ~ %obinson). 8, 2 and even,
second. Tom Shaw. 100 oGrand), 3, 8 to 3
and Q to 8. third. Time: l.l2hs. welsh
Cell. Hibernica, Paul Davis, Nioless also
ran
Third Race-steeplechase, about two
misunderstanding. lS tJohnson). 2,2.
even. 1 to .. o ~Juvenence. 1870
tGa,ny), 2lh, even. l to 2 second. Agres'
sion. 1870 CHoward), 20. = and I. third.
Time: 4.4sA. Lampblack Azure Maid.
Atwell, Aranoe The Speaker. also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and
inward one and one-sixteenth miles
Joe Rose, 95 (Hopkins). $ to o, 3 to J
and I to 3. won; our Nugget. %
moody. 8, 3 and I to &. second; silicic.
i02 (Hanover). 8. 3 and =. to .. third.
Time, 2Oih. Henry Monroe, Films,
Helen b., Tom Melton and Laughing
Eyes also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and
upward; one and one-sixteenth miles
Profile, l5 moody, Z. 2h, 6 to 5. hrst
Mollie s., IGl (Estep). 3ls. even and ! "a
2. second; Eloro. 40 tFairbrother). IA.
even and I to 2. third. Time. 2.0lh.
Lois C~avanaugh, Dacia. Lord Wells
also ran.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
WINNERS AT LA10NlA.

FIRST RACE.-Six furlongs-Nan
Ferguson, 105 (Koerner). first; May
nora, I05 (Moore), second; Coletta,
i05 (Deavenport). third. Time, LIS 1-5.
Rose Worth. Attentive. Helen Burnett.
Tender Bloom. Evia. Rose O'Neil. Plain
Ann. Miss Detroit and Agnes May also
ran. Mutuels paid-Nan Ferguson,
straight $3.50. place 81. show 80: May
nora. place $40. show $3.50; Coletta.
show s3.2O.
SECOND RACE.-One mile-Brig,
10 IGanz,. first: Col. Holloway. 100
tTurner). second. Bonne Chance. lib
(E. Kennedy, third. Time. LAB 2-5.
Lucky Wish. Andrajosa. Sleeth, Dorbie.
Madame Phelps. Pierre Dumas, Bounc-
ing Lass and Retty Fuller also ran.
Mutuels pai' Brig. straight 1910,
place $3.50. = ow $50; Col. Holloway,
place $500. show SO; Bonnie Chance,
show. $3.50.
THIRD RACE-Six MISUNDERSTANDING
D'Arc. 100 tGanz,, first; j. II. Reed. los
CKoernerJ, second: Magazine, lib UDu-
gam, third. Time-1.1i 1-5. Horizon.
Jack Weaver. J.. +. Crowley. Centre
shot, Flora queen. Prince ingollsby,
High Range and Bob Co alsoran.
Mutuels paid Jeanne DARE. straight
so. 40, place $3.50, show $40; j. II. Reed.
s.. ~. show $40: Magazine. snow,
a. 10
The evening world., 1911-11-10
WALL Street.

Stock market trading Today was
again characterized by n pronounced
uplift in prices. Closing prices were
the highest Of the session, with gains
running from I TO , points. Steel, Lee
high Valley, Reading. Union Pacific
and the Hin shares were the most
prominent.
P%erceptible Improvement was In EVIL
denoe at the opening, when, led by the
Hill Issues, tho entire list worked Its
way from I to . points above the clos
ing OF yesterday. The reason for the
unusual strength manifested by the
nm shares and other Western rails
was the temporary Injunction granted
by the United States Commerce Court
against the sweeping reductions In
freight rates in what Is known as the
lnter-mountain case ordered by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Intense weakness In the Wabas
stocks at midday checked the upturn
for a while. wabash preferred sold
of over 3 points, while fractional
losses were recorded In nearly all the
active features.
Led by Lehigh Valley and Steel the
market quickly rallied in the last hour.
Total sales Of stocks to-day were
LII. 900 shares and OF bonds A.02o,0U.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
LAT0NlA ENTRIES.

tATONIA RACE TRACK. Ky. Nov. 10.
r. entries for to-morow'S racer sn - fol-
splBsr ~RNcE-sdites; svo<sy<is; q.
~. 60; Ethel samson. 'I0s; .wortinS Lad,
bcobEE 90: cchssr Up 100; Pir~s Dumas.
.ix ,furloass -Loui. 'Dsreo{peets.. i92:
! " S,n nSl; 49, ~, S &ina.n How wiia. aos' lo asr1 FSil
iT. John Griffin H.. 107; Royal Cap
ESaiRb .RACE..H.eaic.p. t.s;ye.s clds; 81.
~. lis; Carlton dub. 100; Ruth Rock.
JbURfH. RAcE-E Endurance stahss; h.pdi
ss S,. T.ls., ola. rS1, cb be.; ds'-flffs. j RSy;
Hons. los; STA, IGh;rss.. iCs;.' Aso. iOS
2ay' port and. Chssr,cia coupled a. Wood
winner. Ireland entry Stone Street and
"a srnor Gray coupled as Smith and Hamilton
EiiTH RACE-Handieap; three yearolds am
u4 one and one-sixieenth miles -rrinces
C2baway. VI Hazsl burke, 100; Meridian. IFS
Tle Bigsis. 81; Fdda. io3i s~eaeliffe. 81; Lea
SixrH RAcE-ssmnsj three ye.roas an,
SSi lssso si ng. SICK iSI' rI @sS e. 4.y iG ssy. } ,as
M3tcp H.. los; John Furions, ii2 Beach sand
id Mochief. 100. Dnendi. III; o., N. Miller
vAppreptice allowance. Track mod.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
p%OST-OFF|CE GOES
AFTER THE GIANTS
!. FOR TICKET FRAUD
Inspector Declares Evidence Is
Clear in Case Resulting
from Worlds Series.

I The r-,,,ea states Government ~ taxi
- -, =. ~. 49,, .,oris., hs...
~ " manu- 4" ~ '
Rali championship series uchet sca"oa''
Despite the nnouncement sent out by
h. Nav York basehau Climb to-day 10
No. w,o moi, ror ,Icts,s and idn.,
~. - ~,
~ mem, 'he a''i''',es 1850
department 10 Try 10 lhoict anu CONVEX
PIE New York baseball clpo owners OF
Dsing the mailr &c d"fraud will not
Tease.
I'VE have received a number OF COM
x~iain,s." said chief Postal Inspector
k,x,n mi. ,f,orpoon ANA uo arc ro,.
- ,,,nr. e., .,.na % -. ~
80 a''
susn inV~es'isa'io"' i"ese conp'~'n-
Inte, 1t appears 20 me, nave a very
5ood case. We must. however, show
here was intent to defraud, and upon
hat alone can we hope to interest, the
Emitted state. Observation-Disclosures We
Row ,ror, uha, ,. 49,. .,r..ar
49, 49," 80 -
u '"a' " was q 'o''en a"",I' ano
Y'e Aans are emitted 10 what reIief we
The evening world., 1911-11-10
CONVICTED LAWYER LOSES
APPEAL; MUST GO TO CELL.
Was Sentenced to Sing
Sing Five Years Ago, but Has
DELAYED the Case.

Bleamin u. Valentine, a lawyer Of
Cedarhurst, L. l.. who was convicted
FIVE years ago in the supreme Court 81
forging a deed conveying his wife's
property to his mother and sentenced
to serve from one to Ave years In Sing
Sing. to-day lost his appeal through a
decision Of the Appellate Division.
sitting In Brooklyn. lie Will have to
g. to prison.
BY taking one appeal after another
on technical grounds Valentine has
been able 60 etave on his sentence
since 1906. but to-day's decision Is
final.
The forged deed was filed In 1900.
II purported 10 convey the C~edarhurst
property of Marie A.. Valentine. his
wife. to Mrs. Elizabeth H.. Valentine.
his mother. Valentines wife had been
dead two years when the deed was
filed. His mother died In 1909 but IL
was not until three year later that
Valentine was arrested on the forgery
charge.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
PEACE FORUM IN JAPAN.
Formed by Rev. John wesley nm
of This city.

TOXIC. Nov. 10.-Dr. John Wesley
iiill' pastor OF the Metropolitan Temple.
New York City, successfully organized
a japanese branch OF the international
Peace Forum, of which President TAFT
Is honorary president, to-day. The meet
Ing was Attended by more than fifty
representative persons. including Wis
count kaneko. former Minister Of Jus
tice; Baron Sakatani. ex-Minister OF
Finance. and Baron Kanda, who was a
member Of the Japanese Commercial
Commission which visited the United
States In 1909. The purpose of the forum
was enthusiastically Endorsed.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
NOT A WORD FROM TAFT
FOR THE SUFFRAGETTES.
President Failed to Read Letter
Passed to Him in Nashville
Asking His Support.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 10.-A plea
that President Taft Say a word for the
women while he was asking the sup
port OF the people for his peace treaties
was without result here late last night,
for Mr.. Taft failed to read the letter
passed into his hands until after he had
completed his formal address.
The suffrage movement recently m
vaded Nashville and a great crowd that
heard the Presidents talk about peace
also wanted to get his idea OF the votes
for women campaign.
The President left early to-day for Sc
vance Tenn., site OF the University OF
the south. where Major Butt, the Presi-
dents military aide. spent part Of his
youth.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
MARLBORO ENTRIES.

llRsT RACE.-Four and half furlonp-
CoukWol, i07; Irene Gummsll. 1O7 lnwood. 10:
id cssSin. iG: Boray. i6 hsnosii. iiootP;; s,sit:
Tc2lSs Bear. lis; .smirk. iQ4: sSsarbosrd. j0s;
0e&d Acre. 100; Althorps, lis: Kironi, 100; How
An You 49, Royal Onyx 49, Elisabeth
t1liRD RAcE.-For. Officers Of the army AID
mad one mile aud five frrionss--EvapGeiine 100;
~ nynsse. 100; Phoenix Stag. I6o; MAtabon.
~ 2sK, lso; Kyrnsa lSs ~,
Le6km. lT7; Naughty Iose. 1902: ADisster, ia:
Banstts io7, Golden Cluster. III; Moiiis Kear'
y1ffH RACE.--Fi,e and a half furlons.-J~-
sHn Dune. i0si ChLnpevsysn, los; Lucille r..
OAKLEY. l0S' w,stennos Belle. 1905; Grand
EXIh RAcE.,, seven farl~ongs-s.adiysr. 40;
n; u s1 ssss T fiS: l laa, ID .sS'i' Butt
The evening world., 1911-11-10
POLITICIAN ACQUITTED.
0nse Against Man for TaxinG City
Enaployees Falls Fiat.

The prosecution Of Robert q. Tomp-
hlns. q Democratic politician of Staten
loland charged with collecting money
finn employees Of the Municipal Ferry
fer political purposes. fell Nat this after
r8on In the New Brighton Police Court.
Magistrate Dodd dismissed the case.
9rompkins vas arrested last Friday In
~ ferry house at 81. George after two
peivate detectives. representing them
svlvcs to be employees Of the ferry scr
vice. had handed him sone marked bills.
Ne Court held that inasmuch "A these
dptectives were not employees OF the
Municipal Ferry service Tompkins did
nNt commit the crime with which he was
charged. Magistrate Dodd refused to
entertain the motion Of tho District
l&1orney TO hold Tompkins for a mis-
dOmeanor for collecting money from
Anybody for political purposes on city
pooperty.
The evening world., 1911-11-10

Mr.. Stevenson. meeting his friend
Banks. the banker, on "A Hampstead
train Yesterday. asked him how he in
tended spending next Sunday. thinking
ne might Join him in some plans he
himself had In view.
I'm going to get the Sunday World
ana select the Joke Book II is giving
away with each copy. and sit right
down and read It through" said Banks.
This Is A good determination. go
thou and do likewise" Distributed
in Metropolitan District only.)
The evening world., 1911-11-10
Police whistles Ia Aid blind !,
CrOsalnR streets.

Every blind person in Pittsburgh Will
receive a police whistle, pursuant to an
order just issued.
The whistles will be used at dangerous
crossings to summon the nearest police
man TO aid the unfortunate acrosr the
street.
The evening world., 1911-11-10

Mrs. Louis Hartell. ffty-seven. a
d%ressmaker of No. Sil Greene avenue.
Brooklyn, while crossing Eighth avenue
at EIghty-eighth street this morning
vas struck by an automobile driven by
I. ID. Hershheld. No. lh Manhattan ave
nue.. u%ershneld stopped the machine
and picked up the injured woman and
took her to the Red Cross Hospital,
where she was treated for scalp
wounda
The evening world., 1911-11-10

TOXIC, Nov. iO.-Charlcs Page Bryan,
formerly American Minister to Belgium,
who succeeds Mr.. O'Brien as Ambassa-
dor at Toxic. arrived here to-day and
was welcomed by representatives OF the
Government and the American colony.
Mr.. Bryan had a rough sea voyage. but
appeared In excellent health.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
DOG chicken thief shot by Valley
watchmnn.

A black dog. trained to kill and steal
chickens, was shot by Jerry Ryan.
Waterman for poultry raisers at Valley
Stream. l.. |.
Ryan saw the dog go toward the
woods with n chicken In Its mouth and
repeat the performance eight times.
After the animal was killed W sacks
Of chickens were found in the woods, but
the dogs owner had escaped.
The evening world., 1911-11-10

The Washington Police department
was startled last night by the sounding
Of the burglar alarm connected with the
United states Treasury. where hundreds
Of millions OF dollars are stored.
A detachment of police rushed to the
Treasury. only to learn that a mouse
had set on the alarm.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
News Oddities
Crab lowered on string steals
Mans Red WIZ.

A crab acted as accomplish to the per-
son who stole Capt. McGibbon's REQ wig
in the Borough Hall. st. George, s. L.,
where he Is the superintendent.
The captain was directing cleaners
when his wis came OF and he saw1t In
the claws OF a crab being raised on a
string to an upper landing. He gave
cha sc, but the thief escaped.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
hA hA,! Or. ROLLER WINS.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov. lo.-Dr.
ben F. Roller Of Seattle, defeated Mort
Henderson of Rochester here last night
In straight falls.
The evening world., 1911-11-10

John Benz, a chauffeur. tried to beat
an express train In his employers auto
mobile last night and was run down
on a crossing at Centre street, Clifton.
s. I. The car, which was owned by
Oscar Kruger OF Clifton, S. l., was
wrecked. and Benz received a bad cut
on the head and was taken tc Smith
In1rmary at Tompkinsville.
The evening world., 1911-11-10

John watts were 1000 feet in the air,
passing through a cloud strata. when
the wind blew a Noel OF ducks into the
balloon. many Of the birds falling into
the basket being killed.
The evening world., 1911-11-10
Clean floors AMI
doors with
GOLD DUST

Add a little Gold Dust to
your scrubbine water, and
you can clean your floors,
doors and woodwork in q
jiffy. Gold Dust is such a
superior cleanser that it does
the hardest part of the work,
and requires little scrubbine.
1t does the work; you simply
aid it.
Gold Dust will do the work
better than soap or any
other cleanser, making your
woodwork look like new.
For cleaning anything
and everything about tbs
house nothing is so quickly
effective as Gold Dust. It's
the cleansing marvel Of the
age!
The evening world., 1911-11-10
DnIloOnists Enjoy Duck Hunt 1000
Feet I'm the Air,

Eleven ducks were killed In a wild
duck hunt In the clouds by a balloon
party near Kansas City.
G.. w. Meyers. f. II. Thompson and
The evening world., 1911-11-10
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

United stAtes Steel. 3e%. 800 shares; Union Pa
sifc, ~, soQ shssc. Reading. ios,40 shares;
shsra; smelling, $4,000 shiis; Amsissmiisi
The evening world., 1911-11-10
aTaIaIRaR XXI IaKaRaE aaakassag
s'FOE.RHEU''s

A most wonderful CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
iUMBAGO, SCIATICA. GOVT, EQUITY
ECZEMA. STONE and GRAVEL deposits aud
all Il ACID complaints.
This remedy IL . tonic blood cleanser, Q most
powerful Unc Acid solvent and eradicator, Is
rapid In its action. usually cures muscu-
lar cases In two days. and seyerer forms In a pro.
portionately short time. Prevents a. we'll a
cures. Produces no III effects. Does not upsst
the stomach. Extreme dieting not necessary.
DRUGGISTS on DIRECT.
THE FOE. RHEU COMPANY
% C0rtlandt St. New York City.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-08-19
PROFESSOR PAGE RETAINED.

Continued IS Head Of University BY
oKIshOms State EduestoFS-
The state board OF education Of
Oklahoma did itself proud by reap
pointing Professor Inman 2. Page to
the presidency OF the Oklahoma Uni
Versity For Afro-Americans at its re-
cent meeting. The institution IL To-
Gated In Langston. Okla. and has IN
Ger the efficient management OF Pres
hent Inman e. Page for the past
fourteen years become widely known.
he Is q graduate OF Brown university
and before going 70 Oklahoma four
teen years ago was president Of the
university Tor colored people in JEFF
ferson City, no.
Professor Page knows both the value
Ct q classical as well as an indus
G1al education and 10 thus well quail
Aed 70 give his students the best train
ING for which their mental quahhca-
ions call for. Because OF the salts
factory work Of the school II received
q gold medal from the jamestown
Va) exposition a few years ago.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-08-19
WHEREFORE UNIVERSITY
GETS BIG APPROPRIATION.
Professor Joinsr's Efforts Double State
Aid For Noted School.

Wherefore. O.-The seventy-nintt
assembly Of the Ohio legislature which
recently adjourned was quite severe
upon most Of the educational institu-
lions which usually receive financial
aid from the state. WilberfOree uni
Versity was the only school whose ap-
preparation for l9ll-12 was not cut be
low that for the previous year. There
are .twenty-six state institutions for
which the legislature was required 70
make appropriations. Out Of the TWEEN
tySix all but one suffered cuts in their
estimates for the next two years
On taking charge In the fall Of 1910
Professor A A Joiner installed q new
and improved system Of accounts for
Wlberforce university and suggested q
change In the method OF submitting e.
Inmates for the appropriations with the
result that the appropriation for 1911
and 1912 almost doubles that obtained
for 1909 and 1910.
There are four educational institu-
dons In the state for which the legis-
lature appropriates Wnbefforce II
one Of these institutions. The three
white colleges had their appropriations
more than cut In half. while the
amount asked for wIlberforce was al
lowed 70 the last cent.
The special appropriations amount 10
S91. 220O9; the pro rata of the general
levy due Wherefore for the two yean
win be S46.5OO. This added to the spe-
eial appropriations makes for WiIber-
force S137.72os9 for 1911 and 1912
Some Of the notable increases are as
follows: The appropriation for 1910
was 5000. for 1911. $4,000: appro-
priatiOD for Industries for 1910 was
$4,000. for 1911 II was S6S417.s5. but
probably the most important increase.
both as to amount and significance to
the plant at this time Is the increase
IN the amount obtained for repairs and
improvements which are badly needed
upon the buildings and grounds. &,
The appropriation for such purposes
for the two preceding years was $500:
the amount carried by the present ap-
preparation for such purposes Is S1S.-
900. or just ten times the amount
which was available for the past two
years- Many Of the buildings ara much
IN need Of repair and much improve
ment on the grounds win be made pos
dble.
But the work has not all been done
on the outside. Every teacher who IL
now receiving less than SO per month
has been slated for an increase for
next year.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-08-19
An InVidious Inquiry,

II is related Of the president Of a IA
nous college that at one time he al.
bowed his wife to persuade him Of ths
usalessness Of IRE insurance on house
hold goods, and be allowed his policy
70 lapse Bnt. better Judgment assert
ing itself. be finally renewed his msur-
ance. The same day a ire'in bis Wife's
room destroyed ssme Of her dresses.
which the professor enjoyed as q good
Joke.
In due time the president Of The In
glrancs company Wrocs PRECEDENT
Bisnk this letter..
SDear Mr.. BIank-We ineloss check
6or 500. paying your IRE claim under
eur policy B6O07.
Il note IN passing upon fhsss papers
that the policy went into eject at noon.
Dec. 10 and the ere did not occur IN
81 D. n. Why the delayF
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-08-19
HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE
CENTENARY CELEBRATION.
Public Exercises Held In Many SEQ
tions Fer Crest Race 6snsfacton

Public meetings for the celebration Of
the centenary Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe have been held 10 many sec
lions OF the country thus far this
month by Afro-Americans who appre-
eiate. the work which Mrs Stowe did
IN creating public sentiment against
slavery. Such meetings are eminent
u betting. for all men who love free
dom and personal liberty should revere
those who with pen. money. sword
and personal influence helped 10 break
down and destroy the unjust traffic in
human flesh which lasted for centuries
IN America.
the many was the one held IN Faneuil
hail. arranged for and carried out sue
cessfully BY Afro-American women in
Boston Mrs NJ Cravath Simpson.
president Of the AfrO-Ameriean Wo-
mems Antilynching society, and her
eoWOrke1 were prime movers Of the
celebration IN which many distinguish
Cd persons took part among whom
we're the Hon. Joseph @ Manning OF
Alabama. Mr.. Frank Sanborn. Profess
sor A B. Hart OF Harvard college. Mrs
Agnes Adams. Miss Gardner ana Mr.
Brigham The once Of the Boston
Guardian at q CornhH strest. where
Garrison published the LaberatOE, was
TIE Mecca and headquarters Of q con
stant thE0ng Of visitors throughout the
eeatenary festivities
HE Manning IN the exordium OF bis
great speech SD: at makes the
hoars Of eol0red people aehs 70 zee
the federal government going abroad
- protect Americans and Offering no
D1otscti0n 10 Americans who need 4
I1shf e home No foreign eOvernmenf
rsal1 e worse to ifs Own o. American
ri,l1ens than the American govern
at = dslng b In eva citizeas b.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-08-19

NuIhHI NssoeIatioh OFeantxod.
An alumni association has been o.
gained by the graduates Of the Clay.
ton Williams university. Baltimore
This school was founded BY Rev. Dr..
Harvey johnson and b doing q most
excellent work The officers Of the AZ
sOciation are Revs ". W. Allen. presi-
dent; q q. Layne, vice president; Ben
jamin Thompson. secretary; George ".
Darlington treasurer, and David By
ant chaplain President Allen Is one
OF the best known OF the younger min
isters In Baltimore and for a number
Of years has been pastor Of the Shiloh
Raptst church -. ..--