The Washington times., 1912-09-04
AIDES NAMED FOR
PLAN FOR WORLDS
FAIR IN CAPITAL
Turnbull Bill Is Endorsed by
Governors and Others
Throughout Country.

Announcement was made today Of the
appointment by the Commissioners Of
the Following members OF an advisory
committee for the District to CO. operate
with the national committee for the es-
tablishment of the Worlds Permanent
Exposition in Washington
Byron s. Adams, Milton f. Allies, Will
liam e. Ambrose, Snowden Ashford
william II. Baldwin, Charles j. Bell
sidney l. Besselevre, Henry F. Blair
William j. Boardman, w. Worthington
Bowie. Charles S. Bradley, Chaplin
Brown. Adds b. Browne. w. b. Bryan,
charles s. Bundy, c. X. Burr, NJ Lam
don Burchell. II. X. Bush Brown, D. j.
callahan. William A. II. Church, Apple
ton j. Clark. jr., William Mex. Clayton,
walter c. Clephane, Myer Cohen, Will
liam Knowles Cooper, w. s.
Corby. William V. Cox, Joseph
H. Crawford, ]. Harry Cunningham,
Samuel w. Curriden, VIM. NJ. Davidson,
Herbert T. Shannon. Louis =. Shoe
maker. John II. Small, jr., Thomas w.
smith. George w. Speir, H. c. c. Stiles
w. w. Stockberger, William NJ. De-
Lacy, Louis A. Dent, Thomas e. Don
oVan, Edward II. Droop, John Joy Ed.
son, William J. Eynon, f. w. Fitz.
patrick, Charles E. Foster, William T.
Galliher, Isaac Cans, Charles c. Glover
Chris j. Gockeler. Edwin c. Graham,
Thomas Grant, William F. Guide
Heindrick Hammer, Robert ~ Harper
Samuel b. Hege, John B. Henderson.
| Alexander T. Hensey, J. Phillip Herr
man, Christian Heurich, d. Percy Hick
| lng' William d. Hoover, ]. w. Hunter
| THOMAS RrVnn l.
o. II. p. Johnson, Rudolph Kaufman
ID. J. Kaufman, J. Fred Kelley, JOSEPH
strasburger. George Truesdell, w. p
| Van Wickle, Fred A. Walker. Brainart
H. Warner, Richard B. Watrous, VIII
nam D. Knox, James B. Lamble, Johr
b. Larner. Ralph w. Lee, A. Lisner
| QUO Luebkert. Walter Mcdonnell, Johi
| McElroy, Henry B. F. Macfarland. Joh,
-. McGrath' John r. Mclean, A. d
Marks, n: A. Merritt, James Dudle,
HNoFgan: In.os Ihomas P. Morgan, Arthu
F. Norment, Theodore w. Moves
James F. Oyster. Myron NJ. Parker, Z;
So4thard Parker, R. Ross, Perry, .
p 1, rorter' samuel J; Prescott. Arthur I
Rapley, NJ. V. Richards, Samuel Ross
Albert Schulteis, John l.. Weaver. NJ
l. Weller Henry l.. West, William q
| west, George w. White, Simon Wolf
:. w. Woodward
For many years the various state
have been expending large sums O
money In advertising to the outsid
world the advantages possessed b,
each state over other sections of tn
country IL Is now proposed to erec
at Washington handsome State build
ings within which to house perma nen
exhibits of the natural Industries an
educauonal resources Of each state o
the Union. Provision for the exhibi
Is made in bill introduced BY Con
gressman Turnbull of Virginia. Th
project is In the hands OF a nationa
Gordan Finney. chairman; Charlie
Freeman Johnson. secretary and man
aging director: Mark A. woodell as
sistant secretary: Joseph Hyde Pratt
State geologist. Chapel Hill. n. c.; II
( Bean, superintendent OF fisheries. AL
bany. n. Y: Charles F. Curtis. low
Agricultural College, and DR.. Joseph A
Holmes, chief of the Bureau OF Mines
Washington.
Plans are under consideration for OF
tanning the exhibits of the Panama EX
position at San Francisco, and all othe
exhibits throughout the world that nee
Prepayment home.
| The governors OF many OF the State
have indorsed the Turnbull bill an
chambers of commerce, boards of trad,
advertising clubs, and other similar oil
ganizations in all sections of the cour
try have given 1t their approval. Fund
for carrying on the preliminary wor
are TO be solicited in every county 4
the United States.