The Washington herald., 1913-09-09
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MEMORIAL HERE

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Bell. L H. Chappell, C. C. GiIIett. and
II. NJ. Ward.
ldaho-George Cornell.
Illinois-CharIes T. Bisch, Frank w.
Jones, Frank c. Smith. Harry c. Slut
tie, George w. Thompson, Charles Wake
ford.
IndIann's Big Delegation.
Indiana-Frank C. Caster. George l.
Kisner. Frederick Krone, oliver C. Nor
ris, Charles A. Robinson, John Z. Sed-
dick, and Charles NJ. Stoute.
Iowa-Stewart Enson. w. r. Maines, A.
b. McCown, Richard q. Priebe. and Her
Kansas-W. II. Boston. l. c. Hohr, and
o. J. Nugent.
Kentucky-Hermann V. Cohn. William
\. Grader, Robert T. Cove. Henry II.
Denhardt, and Homer J. Northcutt.
Louisiana-LOuis n. Boston, Henry j.
Feltus, and Henry Hunsicker
Maine-Arthur B. Cook. Henry R. Gil
lis, Frederick \. Hobbs. and Ira e.
Strout.
Maryland-Henry L. Bennett. Thomas
II. II. Blades, Philip E. Porter, Charles
W. Townsend. and Elisha Z. Twilley.
Massachusetts-G. Frank Conner, George
W. Emerson, Theodore r. Emond, Will
lam \. Flouton. Willie E Higgons, and
Frank IL. Wyman
Michigan-Charles II. Clipper.
Minnesota-Frank ]. Hebl. Frank w.
Baer, and p. J. Seberger.
Mississippi-J. r. Young.
Missouri-Gus NJ. Fennerty, Adolph
PODner and J. Scott Wolff.
MOntana-Clair w. Robson.
Nebraska-John IL. Grosvenor and Will
lam d. Wood.
New Hampshire-Murrie d. Griffith,
George +. Hersey. William 7. Wallace
and Joseph l.. Wiggin.
New Jersey-Charles NJ. Curry, John II.
I'm Newcorn, Harry J. Rath-
be Thomson, and John B.
w
y. -.-r o-Leon L. Godchaux.
49,, Stephen c. Bolton, Edward
X lmes w. Gallagher, Michael
}. .,,u....., Din 7. Nye. and James X.
O'COnnOr.
North Carolina-J R. Anderson. W. II.
Lane. William J. Leary. ST, and Ben. w.
Taylor.
Ohio-samueI b. Epher, Samuel NJ. Cor
lam. James {. Keer, Max Levy, a. +.
Little. and Valentine Rice.
Oklahoma-Robert Williamson.
OreCOn-James \. Devlin and Theodore
Fessler.
Pennsylvania-Harvey O. BURNETT, Jo-
seph Farley. William J. Kerns. William
II. Long. John f. Poore. Walter r. Rod
gers, Charles Schafer. and Charles r.
Willis.
Rhode Island-Edward NJ. Burke ana
James Monroe.
Gov. BIease n Red Man.
South Carolina-Cole L. Blease, ]. F.
Carlisle Otto Klettner, and James G.
Long. jr.
South DakotA-A. J. Schunk.
Tennessee-Charles r. Collins, }. H
Gulledge, and A. B. Neil.
Texas-Harry o. Sappington and B. F.
Wall
Vermont-De Witt Davis.
Virginia-James L. Belote, Charles Bur-
kert, Albert NJ. Tennis. Frank B. Varney.
and George W. Whitney.
Washington-E. +. Barker. f. o. Con-
nor, G. D. Kincaid. and George E. Nor
ris..
West Virginia-William II. Bowers,
Henry Mace Payne, Eddie Soulsby. and
Theron c. Tanner.
Wisconsin-Georgs w. Kane.
Wyoming-Louis r. Schmidt.
Past great incOhenees-William H. Hy-
ronemus. Tennessee; Ralph e. Gregory,
Indiana; Thomas X. Donnalley, Pennsyl-
vania; Thomas Z. Peckinpaugh, Ohio;
Andrew H. Patton, Massachusetts, Robert
T. Daniel, Georgia: George E. Green,
New York; John w. Cherry, Virginia: w.
A. S. Bird, Kansas; Joseph Farrar, enn-
sylvania; George B. Griggs, Texas.
The following committees were an
nounced yesterday:
Great board of appeals. William H.
Boyce. Delaware; Benjamin F. Morey.
William II. Beck, Georgia.
Committee on finance, c. f. Chamberlin.
L. II. Hester, Ohio; Emil w.
Schablon, New Jersey Committee on
judiciary, Thomas ]. McKeon, Minnesota;
Fred c. Temple, Michigan; James I.
Rogers, New York. Committee on cere-
Alfred Ellison, Indiana; Joseph
W. Boyd, Colorado; George A. Treadwell,
Louisiana. National orphans board, G.
Z. Green, New York; Joseph Ryan.
Texas: Frank A. Day. Iowa. Committee
on transportation, J. w. Salisbury, Flori-
Ia Committee on American Indian me-
mortal and museum, r. e. Tompkins,
Texas; C. E. Tolly, South Carolina;
Theodore Fessler. Oregon. Committee
on pensions. Carl Foster, Connecticut;
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