Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-04


present early, Representative l.ans
ley presented Mr. Clark with a can,
mounted With deer horn and 6ilye
crest Mr. Langley recently went I,
The Panama Canal Zone and Their,
secured the wood from which the can,
VAS made II vas a hne piece Of tim
bcr which the French had left behinC
them when the DE Lesseps forces nd
mi,ted failure and left the iethmul
and the French canal project
In writing recently Of newspaper
correspondents In Washington who
have gone into the government scrv
Ice several names we're omitted. but
hfst let one be spoken % who still ID
IN the newspaper ranks and who Ap
parently looks With no louging eve
Tor government job. although Il ID
probable that be has been or could
have been offered one many a time.
More Notable Correspondents
William " Price IL tho Washington
stars White House representative
MI. Price IL a North Carollnian. but
he has lived At the capital Tor years
and for \ decade n not longer be has
been found s,"rJ day IN the press
room u the White House II IL prob
able that Price knows ~ many public
men BY sighi - any other man IN tho
United States The coming and go
Ina at the Whit. House IL constant
and tho tide sets IN January / and
ends December 81. TO b,gln again on
the morrow lts source IL from every
part Of the country from coast TO
coas, and from Canada TO the Gulf
These men passing In procession
Price has secn and for the most part
knows lie 10 a court % last resort
on names and faces. and be remem,
befs perfectly What this man Who has
Gene today vas here Tor years $50
vheu be paid a visit TO a former pres.
ident
Thomas n ship. Who VAS for some
time vtAt is knoun Ia newspaper par.
lance As star reporter" VAS con
nscted With IN. Indianapolis News
untll be vas induced 10 come 20 Wash.
iuEton by former Senator Albert J
llersridFr. Who wanted him for his
private secretary some time before
Mr. Heveridge left once CHORD pin.
cho;. Who vas then chief Of the furcs,
service. asked Mr. Ship 10 enter tho
forest service. and 50 he lei' bis place
To the senator's once 90 take service
uueeT the tree saver After Mr. pm.
rhot lsit the government employment
Nr shirp vent Nth HIN A. secretary
~ The National Conservation Gssocia.
.on and now be has gone back 20 In.
tianaeolis 90 be 'he executive secrr-
'ary u The National Conservation
congress
Nslar jahn " Carsor and Mrs.
arson have lost celebrated their
golden wetflnK anniversary Major
Carson II veteran 81 the Ctvt war
snt iof Y~ars be Use Washington cor.
respondent u the Philadelphia Ledger.
Iic wss Que q The nrst pres tents %
he GTtdirpn cIuh snt was perhaps the
,sst saopu correspondent 10 Wash
ugtos hffrer Years aro The govern.
nsns pressed t.m iu'0 is service
lrally a. editor u ne daily consular
.srorfs. and last year Be diverted NJ
arsons euerEtss 20 TIE European
ield. where T. sent BIN 20 make st4l .
ss o. the commercial conditions
Army oHeers Disagree.
Vasbiug'au looks on tAe disagree.
rent tvtwr,n General Leonard
Nood. chief ~ sng o. the army.
I'd Representative Hay. chairman OF
- house committee on military a.
airs. ever the form o. army fyur.
Hs really disagreement
vtwe"n army officers themselves as .
2 TO form reorganization really
8stt 80 takc
II tho t''l iH The form 10 which
ball pass congress ard bs slgUed by
he president Which apparently "a
OF ~ ali tkcly. Maj Gen Frederick
A!na~orgh. the adiaiaut general o'
le United states. Will br retired be
,ro long vith the rank OF lieutenant
eneraI
General Wood and General Aims
orth do - agree on goat many
ALTERS connected With the military
rotession I, Is curious eoiuci
nnec thar both Of these army officers
high rank cue Of them General
'ood, the hfEaes, ranking cd1cer on
ie active list to-day. entered the
'rvice rs assistant surgeon connect
!. OF course. With the medical de
sftment Of the army Il Is true,
arcfote. that two doctors have risen
ore rapidly In rank than any two
ne officers who can be named Some
,e has quoted Who shall decide
hen doctors disagree e" and II nrob
,iy vii he for tho laymen OF con
'v.A 20 settle the matter
Representative Morris A Sheppard
Texas IL chairman ot the house
mmlttee on pahli' buildings and
onnds Mr. Sheppard and bis com
Ittee. II Is believed are favorable to
EtsiAtion which will make an appro.
iatiop TO cree; H. Washington a
aiding 10 cost $3.50. oo0, Tn which car
stored the archives OF the govern
ent, which now are scattered
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