The Washington herald., 1913-06-13
TWO new Names
ON LOCAL SLATE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


faction with the tentative STATE gwen
out yesterday.
PRESIDENT wilson SAID yesterday tuat IL
was probable the three new excise coni-
missioners would De named along with .ne
commissioners. he saio tnat ne cohs,o
ered II almost imperative that the eAe'se
board De named ana cohnrtneo oeiyie
Suy l. wnen their once, created ~ .ne
ms, District appropriation pil' peooSS
part OF the D4strhct governments
Locally Mr: cox is one Oh ire os.
AhoMh VI Wasnihs.on n,en anu
oahkihs circles Oh the haeoil ne - iOo IN.
upon as an authoii.y I'll eui 49, |,
uons. ne was al one uine
."e currency coniiIii''ee VI 'he
eioiiai oahhers\ Assoeia'o"'
Banker Active Democrat.
Mr. Coy has been closely Identified with
the district and its growth since he came
here from Ohio in is79. He was for 1--WE
wears a member of the school board. sery-
ing the fifth wear. 1910. as its president
He was nresident of the Board of Trade
in 1904 and 1905.
Born in gainesville ohio. Mr.. Cox was
educated AZ the nubIic scbools there and
at Ohio Weslevan University He was
admitted 10 the bar in Ohio, but en-
gagged little in practice there. devoting
the first few wear. after his college
course to newspaper work. He .coyered'
tn, STATE Legislature for the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER for several sessions. and be-
came active in Democratic political cir
cles in ..e State. He served one term
as message clerI of the State Senate,
coming to Washington as chief clerk and
executive officer of the National Museum
L.. ii Nh
scum he served as executive and dis
bur g officer i'm a number of domestic
AMI foreign expeditions.
MIR. Cox always haS been closely asso-
ciated with Ohio and her people, and in
the winter of 1909 he was one of the or
gamers OF the strong ONO society OF
served as chairman Of IN. hoard on gov
ernors since He also is a member,of fhe
Ohio Society Of CIV YORK a mast presi-
dent and vice president Of the Son. of
the American Revolut,on n rovernor OF
the Society Of the Colonial Wars. and a
member OF the LOYAL Legion. He was
v e president of the Shepherd Memorial
Association and an editor of the publi-
cation marking the centennial celebra-
ton Of the District of COLUMBIA.
Mr.. Cox took as active a part in the
recent campaign in behalf of President
Wilson as he could. Though originally
a Harmon supporter. he turned to WI
son before the Baltimore convention and
served as treasurer Of the District COM
mittee OF the Democratic National Com
mittee under National Committeeman
Costello. MIR. Cox was one of those
most prominently mentioned for the in
aupural cbairmansbtn last winter and
one ~ tho Nrst acts ~ Cbairr,., I,us,is
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