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benefit of the Equitable, and to facil-
itate the efficient transaction Of its
business"
After the insurance investigation
which pushed Charles Z. Hughes into
the Governors chair there was some
thing of a scramble in Wall Street TO
gain control of this society. II had
been shown that its vast funds had
been used in Wall Street warfare. and
men wise in matters financial and leg
islative felt that there was still some
danger that they might be so used
again.
The stock was eventually purchased
by Thomas Fortune Ryan. and from
him Mr.. Morgan got control.
Thus is another of Mr.. Morgan's
plans gone agley after his death. The
porcelains and other priceless objects
of art which he gathered have passed
from the possession OF his family. and
now the stock. possession Of which he
regarded as a safeguard TO his fortune,
has gone the same way.
General du Point has not taken an
active part in the management OF his
powder company since his illness last
winter. Even before that his interest
in the construction company, which
was erecting the huge Equitable Build
ing, encroaehed on his older interests.
His family started the manufacture
of powder in Delaware in 1900. Not
until about fifteen years ago did Cen
eral du Pont dispose, of his other in
terests and concentrate his fortune In
the manufacture of powder. He re-
Gently sold his entire interest to
cousins. During his dominance in the
powder business the earning capacity
Of his plants was greatly increased by
new methods Of manufacture and dis
tribution.
Three years ago General du Pom
bought the site Of the old EQUITABLE
Building and formed the Equitable Of
nee Building Corporation, which erect
- he MAUI ltruCtuTQ.
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WILLIAM HUTCHINSON TwEDDELL

South Orange, n. j., June EVIL
lam Hutchinson Tweddell, ex-Vilisge
Trustee of South Orange, died to-day
at his home. PAT Prospect Street, IN
his sixty eighth year. Mr.. Iweddeii
was president Of tha W. II. TyeddelI
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MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

MANHATTAN AMI me DhON'
BOURKE, Cornelius. 1870 Third av-
June 10. Funeral to-day.
CoYNE, Margaret. pol East l26th st..
June 10.
FLEMING, Fred. e70 Trinity sv,
June 9. Funeral private.
FREIMANN. Wilma. 542 East 10th St.
June 9.
CANS, Joseph. 1871 Eighth av.. June
II. Funeral notice later.
GOLDSTEIN. Bernard. 1853 East 18th
81. Funeral to-day.
HANDY. Anne. AZ West ssth St. June
II. Funeral tomorrow.
M'GUINNISS, James. III Eighth av,
June 10.
MILLS. Emily. $50 West 4sth St.
June 10.
MosER, William. 74s Ninth sv,
June 9.
PRENTISS, Helen. 223 Eighth sv-
June 9.
PRINCE, Sidney. es1 Whitlock av., June
10. Funeral private.
SCHAD. Matilda, 3547 Willett sv-
June 10
WADE. Lizzie. So Morningside av'
June 10.
WENCK. Henry. 144O Longfellow av,
juno 10. Funeral to-day.
BROOKLYN.
BARKER, Margaret. 1913 Seventh av,
June 10. Funeral to-day.
BRENNAN. Michael. 1495 Sterling
Place. June 10. Funeral tomorrow.
BROWER, Ruth. 1872 DeKalb av.. Juns
~. Funeral tomorrow.
BRUNDAGE. John. 436 Herkimer St,
June II. Funeral to-day.
GROGAN, Thomas, 1887 Pacific st.,
June r. Funeral Tuesday.
HARDY. Gillette, June II. Funeral
notice later.
LYON, Charles. 1922 Putnam sv.. June
II. Funeral private.
MKAY. William. June II. Funeral to-
morrow.
MOLINEUX. E. L.. June 10. Funeral
tomorrow.
O'BRIEN. Thomas. 1913 Baltic St. June
IL. Funeral tomorrow.
O'KEEFE, Marie. 124 Linden sv.. June
10. Funeral tomorrow.
SHARON. Anna. 14i Logan ST.. June 10.
Funeral to-day.
SMITH, William. 502 Atlantic sv- June
II. Funeral tomorrow.
VAN BRUNT. Carrie. 2l2 Gates sv-
June IL. Funeral to-day.
WAACKS, Emma. 80 Turner Place,
June IL. Funeral tomorrow.
NEW JERSEY.
BOYLAN. Catherine, Newark. June IL.
Funeral tomorrow.
FITZGERALD, Robert. Newark. June
IL.
KEARNY, Richard. Newark. June ii.
Funeral to-day.
KEITEL. Simon. Newark. June 10.
Funeral to-day.
KUNIPA, Joseph. Jersey City. June 10.
M'MAHON. Edward. Hoboken. June 9.
Funeral tomorrow.
MURPHY. jeremiah. Newark. June 10.
RUANE. Norah. Newark. June 10.
LONG ISLAND.
BARTON. Lucy. Hollis. June 9.
BLINK, George. Astoria, June s.
BoRoSS. Helen. Woodhsven. June D.
BRASH. Henry. Rockswsy. June 9.
CARR, John. Woodhaven. June Q.
CURLEY. Michael. Woodhaven. June o.
DIEKERT. George. Flushing. June 8.
ECKERT. Mary. Middle Village, June
FEHL. Margaret. Corona. June 9.
GRAEF. Ethel. Woodhsven. June ..
JOHNSON. George, Woodhsven. Junss.
M'KIRcHoFF, Kate. woodhsven.
June s.
MEERBAUM. Jacob. woodhavsn.
June 8.
MOORE. Jennie. Ridgewood. June q.
MUNSTER. Gertrude. Ozone PARK.
June 9.
NICOLS. Paul, Glendale. June 8.
PUHALSKI. Peter. Woodhsven. Junse.
R0DMAN. Harry. Astoria. June ..
SToERKEL. Catherine. Ridgeweed.
June 2.
VSETECKA. Charles. Flushing. June ..
WOOD, Isaac. Whitestoae. June 8.
WooDWoRTH. Arthur. Jamaica
June 8.
CEMETERIES.
Y1.v uoanI ANN CEMETERY
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The War Cabinet

-, oP1GN-THE VITAL OF ESToN OR TWO QUESTIONS. CON
rs Mr. AND ENPL0SNES-ITS UNWIELDNESSs
Sent uHo WILL CONGREGATIONAL ON LORD HALDANE
INV Fy BUCKMASTER Mr.. HARCoURT AND MR. CHURCHILL
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the aforesaid subject, and to the bet
terment of the public service and the
relieving of the individual and of the
state and its agencies from the bur
dens incident to the care of dependents.
The subject Of inquiry is not hereby
limited, and the said committee shall
have full power to enter upon and
make any investigation or inquiry
which in its judgment relates to the
aforesaid subiects"
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DIED.

Drew ,Cornelia BIB. Speir, Robert ,.
Hall, Eugene. Thompson, ". s.
Hardy, Mary G. 1weddell,Willism d
Palmer, Arthur ".
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The Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety was organized in 1859, and will
have been in bushes for fifty-six years
on July 20. o
The great fire of January Q, 1912,
drove il from its Offices, and on the
same dav il opened temporary Offices
in the City Investing Building, at 1865
Broadway. A few weeks ago, on April
26. il moved into the new Equitable
Building, and in celebration of its
homecoming the agents Of the com
pany sent in so large volume of new
insurance that all previous records
were broken.
The Equitable has had FIVE presi-
dents. The fifth, William A. Day, after
serving as vice-president for several
wears. was elected the chief executive
of the company in 1911.
The progress Of the Equitable during
this period of ten years Is illustrated
by the figures in the eompany's reports
to the Insurance Department OF the
state. The increase in assets has been
nearly 1923 .000,0 900; the rate OF interest
on Investments has been increased from
400 per cent 20 4.56 per cent. Inc
total snm maid 10 policyholders in 1905
was s39.l0l 900. In 1914 II was Soo'-
. lNU,UON. ne UlOL amy
wear 1914 was ~ per cent lower than
the average for the last fifteen years.
During the Day management the
EQUITABLE has been thoroughly reorgan-
jzed. its business systematlzed, us
agency force strengthened and IN
creased, and its expenses reduced II
is stated by the executive that the so
ciety has never been in a stronger ana
better condition than at the present
time. Its business has steadily IN
creased. and the company reports tnat
the new insurance written during the
current year to date is 100000 IN eh-
cess of tina. written during the same
period in 1914.
Wilmington, Del. June l2.-M men
General Coleman du Pont returned iate
Tonight and was asked 20 comment on
his purchase OF Equitable stocH. ne
said he could add nothing TO the sta ;o
ment of Judge Day. He refused 20 CIV
anv information regarding the Prize
and mas also mum on plans tnat misn'
be contemplated in the matter OF COM
plsts mutualiIationr - - - - ---.
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BUYS MORGAN'S
EQUITABLE STOCK

Continued from page l
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EsfET FRIES,

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY,
..sd 81 BY Harlem Train aad by Trolley.
once. 20 East Esd ST.. y. K
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ssg., nas91iih. though more apt TO be
K onista oy Parliament than by pub
ts-a,S 'o or has yielded 70 the general
sers. mat Lord Haldane should no
tss, hola ONCE. 40 voice seems 10
ave, ~, =. raised in behalf Of a great
Z, ~ iot The greatest Of legal Offices.
unss.s cone too much TO mislead his
s.s,.s gss and the country about Ger
n, ne was too German before the
!. 80 though, since the war began,
e. could be said against mis- 10y
" patriotism, be could not dc.
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The Five Men.

|" success or failure depends on
y. men; Mr. Asquth, the only pos
- Frlme Minister; Sir Edward Grey,
3. only possible Foreign Minister;
~ Altehener, as War Minister,
-" whom no Cabinet would com
80 public confidence; Mr.. Lloyd
= ne a., practically, Joint Secretary
S,sT, relieving the War Office Of a
,.ss,n 70 which it has been proved un-
Ja.i and Mr. Balfour as First Lord
ee Admiralty.
~ 'ty are the Cabinet. Whether they
AZ form part Of the Inner Cabinet
A., -YyW1her question. Three Of them
=, LIBERALS, one Conservative, one
isv,. N importance came Lord Lans-
E.s, tne most experienced OF living
~ ~ statesmen, who is 10 reinforce
y, LIZARD Grey az the Foreign Once.
49,, sS'har Law might have been eX-
4, ID, 70 hold some other office than
a,,St..ohies, important as that Secre-
OF State is, but wherever he
Az. must be close 20 the centre Of
!. masmuch as he was Leader of
- pposinon. Mr.. Chamberlain and
a, NgIlon complete the list of those
w1IA impress upon the Cabinet as
s.,Sese the individual force of com
"a Personalities: with one exeep-
AT; Churchill is in disgrace, but
'1ef ne can never be
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DREW-On June IL, Cornelis B. Hull,
widow Of George s. Drew. in her SD
year. Funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her son. George s. Drew,
Is Washington av.. Brentwood, N. j.
AZ o'clock Sunday evening.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-21

reward Of iS@'
this company for ~
any one found guy
Daily Lleht from -
any subscriber o
TERPRIsE Pe'
PANY.
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Fred Erhart. bookkeeper nc the
Farmers Gin warehouse. returned
this morning from Houston ana
other points in the stormsswept dis
trsct. AR. Erhayt's parents i've -
Alvin. below Houston. where he went
TIE day following the storm. lie
reports his people safe said the
cnly damage done TO their home WAS
part OF roof hlown off. said the
crops In that section we're practically
completely DESTROYED. but other
damages did not appear TO be near
so great as done b. 1909 storm
He visited Houston and sent cut, TO
Virginia Point. lie said that while
the damage TO property sas great
il had been greatly exaggerated ~
| many exeitable people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-21
RUDOLPH BROTHERS INSTALL
MOTOR AMBULANCE SYSTEM

Waxahaehie Is taking on real city
airs this week. For one thing a
motor ambulance service has been
Installed and there wfl 70 longer
BE- any worries about hurry-up calls
in ease 81 emergency, The new
evviee has been Installed hy Ru.
dolph Bros. who this seek receiv-
el an especially built closed am
au'snce bed FOR a Ford ear The
equipment was completed TO-DAY
sod Mr Rudolph brought g. down
70 tle Daily Light Office Tor lnspe
flon
According 81 oar WsF 81 thHpk
ins e 1855 serve every pufpo Of g.
IS sa masbiae and the fset that
an "a Fasf WHI n.afc 70 so 8o
err THe enclosed lel fqr 'h
fef fniHe8 aad e9air
m n eaera stgfe a sfr ae
r taf ans at fr ear
- saer
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Board st County school Trustees
The district frastees from eser
sehoci dlssries III The coun-
". wEtA one or two exceptions
we're present whan the meetia-
called I'd order. After . rognG
eassle discussion lead BIZ Mr. NinD,
followed by answering 81 questions
fram district trustees concerning
reeent sehool legislation. the esasas-
ncatson Of the schools Of the eoua-
~ VAS taken ~. The trustees q
each district were called before The
Beard ard 3 raport on the conai-
tons OF the school VAS reaa after
whEeh the school Was given its
Classification. The eatre day VA
consumed ii this work. IL was an
nounred that the Board would a~
ssn,bse Tuesday for the considera-
tsoa " district boundaries ard sueh
ether matters a. might be greseAi-
Cd TO tae Board.
superintendent Christensen o.
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PROGRAM FOR BAILEY DINNER
At DALLAS IS ANNOUNCED

DALLAS. Texas. August 2i-The
committee having IL hand the pre-
paration OF the program for the din
ner 10 be rendered former United
states senator J. ". bailey Friday.
August q. yesterday completed its
work and made public the details
T. d. Williams Of Dallas is 70 aet az
master OF ceremonies. aud viii intro
deca the various speaker, Of whom
there are quite = number.
TIE invitation committee reports
that a large number Of additional APP
~plications for tickets and hotel reser-
vationg wege received during the
day. owing TO the large number Of
persons Rho viii attend the dinner
i il expected Il WIN be served in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral. All persons
desiring tickets are advised to put IN
their applications early.
The program as given out by the
committee is as follows.
POSTMASTER. r. b. Williams.
Welcome 10 Our Guest" Mayor
Henry u. Lindsey.
Lawyer aud Statesman. the Hon.
Jack Beall.
"A Patriot. Judge William Poin-
dexter.
oue-Einute talks BY following
Senator J. N. Terrell, Judge Rice
Naxey OF sherman. the Hon John n.
Kirby of Houston. Richard l.. Win
frey, Senator w. A. Hanger OF Fort
Worth. Scott Fulton Of Van Alstyne
Walter Collins Of HiIsboro. Alcx
Pope. y A Shaw Of Texarkana. Joe
Worsham, the Hon Louis WORKMAN
Of Fort Worth. vs. a Thomas W.
W. helms. ". r. Spell or Waco.
Judge Barry auler. " 70. Dausher-
IS rs Gainesville. Clarence Oaslel
of Fort Worth senator G. T. Brach-
field of henderson. senator Me-
Donald Meacham oil Houston. r. ~.
Zones of Tyirr. j ies Cannon of
" aNahacaie Iudec ~ U Barnett OF
Mckinney. Senator Cd W CgeiI I'D
Isaurae T. 81 johnson "A. ua4aan.
ffa Caheil Dave nn the fIor
Fttxhu Hlg of neaton tHf j. o.
simmons
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REV. JAMES LEWIS BrfL
CALLED 10 Passionate.

The Rev. James Lewis Bell. ID.
OF Milford has been formally called
20 the pastorate OF the East Dallas
Presbyterian church by unanimous
ona enthusiastic action. Dr. Bell was
the first pastor OF tae church. having
accepted Els p~astorate ia 1905. soon
eftcr bis graduation FROM the Pres-
UyfeFian Theological Seminary OF
Kentucky 81 bonneville. and a few
nonfhs after tae caarch aa organ
tsf3 During .te tour end q halt
fa ur Bell eat pastor the churca
Omitted saae "0 menher*
When tae Aasfiu ThsoiasIcl seui.
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rxrur~s COMPANIES WILL
Assist ~ RELIEF WORN

AGENT j. n Taylor OF the Aineri.
can and wells Fargc express ON
nantes is in receipt Of = letter from
Superintendent J A. hyde. which az
thorixes bin 10 aeeep %wayhiiL free.
shipments Of supplies for relief 81
flood and storm sufferers IA Texas
coast points. when eonsisnnlca'S are
made % municipal or other author
ssea relief organizations.
shipments mus, be marked For
relief Of fool and torn sufferers
10 60 frce OF charge. individuals
may send Supplies at uill under the
Instructions
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mediate school.
Grandsiev. district No. "a, later
mediate school.
. Hopewell, district No. IS. inssrmc-
aiste school.
Pea Ridge. district No. ~. inter
mediate school
Note. district No. IS. intermediate
school.
south ITALY. dissric, No. SO. no
classification.
Tclseo. dis,rse, No. 81. elementary
high school
Dalton. district No. 81. lntermedi-
ate school.
ncrry's Chapel. district Ne. S..
elementary high school.
Aisdorf. distric, No. SIS. Inferno
date school.
Center. district No. Sc. intermcdi-
ate school.
Lone oah. dIstric. No. 81. inter-
mediate school.
Enterprise. district No. SIS. inter
mediate school.
Trumbuii. district No. So, eIcmen-
sary high school.
Dry Branch. district Ne. 80. inter-
mediate school.
Sims. district No. 81. intcrmedt-
ate school.
Pleasant Ridge. district No. 20. in
tcrmsalate school.
Parks. district No. "a. no school
Lone Cedar. district No. rs. eie-
nsantary high school.
Tlainyiew. district No. 90, inter
mediate school.
Pleasant Ridge. district IS. inter
mediate school.
Turner. district Ne. loo. interme-
diate school.
Ward. district No. lei. annexed
to Milford.
Fiat Rock-Hamlett, district No
ios. high school. through ten grades
AIbHs fN0dISs AtNAt4t% ~ 49, "a
Itermediate school.
Lotion Branch. district No. loo. In
jtermediate school
Hickory Grove, district No. lot In
,eFmediate school
~Ssnderson, district No. los, inter
mediate school.
HUFF. district No. lilo, elementar,
high school.
Five Points, district Nc. Ill. Gle
mentary high school
Village Greek. district no. liz, in
termediate school.
Hillburn. district M. ia, eiemen
tary high school.
Oak, district No. lis, Intermediate
school.
Cartwright. district No. lis. inter
mediate school.
Pecan Grove. district No. lis. In
termediate school.
Onward. district No. liz. elemen
AIRY nigh school
xConditionai classification.
xxTwo years high school work thi
year.
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c0UuTI SCHOOLS IRE
CLASSIFIED BY BOARD
NDlNT MEETING OF BOARD AND
TRUSTEES A El,i
SESSION.
Grf<x.s~ May Rai~e classification b.
Meeting Certain Resladre-
HfeBIs.

The County sDAfol Trustees nset
xith the district school trustee
Monday Of this week Ter the per-
pose OF considering the educational
Interests 81 the eounts. ~rs-cssssifv-
ting the schools OF the county and
considering adjustment 81 district
lines.
The meeting Nas presided over
BY O. H. wilma. ehairn4sn Of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-21
NIL INSTALL clllcE
Il Ble luMnle MERE

y W. Norris has returned
from san Ansonie where be srsa'
several months. and informs ~
t5xa, representative that he has
,e.sea a building % South Rogers
stree. aud viii At an early dase
eau,p a nrst-elass garage and repair
.hnn.
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nary was orgahilad =
ed the chair Of "
Greek IN the insIi
ton was resigned ~
ago. when Dr. Bel e
torate OF the fif' /,
church Of Milford ~ J
fessor Of Bible sgd
Texas Presby'e'lia
Girls. which is at
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Uuus5Inm s<sK rmlRrkEN
vkSs~El& " ONE WEHk.

. LONDON. Ausnst si-An Of. =
. fetal statement given out here =
. yesterday places the icss 10 the =
. British shipping In tac week =
. ending August is al thirteen =
. vessels. Eleven were sunk by =
. Submarines and eve hy mines =
. Their gross tonnage sas $3.50 =
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~ <luureacsotoa 40 ~preepee<e :
sps>autpus mon ~ uiifcrd sfss-
Itrrs snnrxsux IN sessstcry q ms
,srs<t "a. lsi 70 M1srord indep<ua-
eat ptssrsrs upon petition stsnei ~
Ia majority ef the eitisens Ct Hs
~Itrist No. Tel. The petition and
!rcaalusion were ordered i~neerforas-
led In the minutes a. the Ccenss
Schcci Trustees
pwsnx TO the stormy weather
TUESDAY the consideration Of hoan-
diaries OF dixsrtrss MAS deferred
Rorsine matters we're considered
Trustee walter Morgan from Pre-
Islnes No. ; read an interesting pa
rer on Our Rural Schools Mr..
Morgan ~as delayed Monday sad
Iais nos arrive in waxshsshie nnsil
after the Board had met with the
district trustees. So w&s unable 10
present this subject 10 the district
trustees. The article has been Civ
en- 10 the press. The Board sd-
Sournea subject to the call OF the
chairman
The classification OF schools
made by the Board Of County
School Trustees follows ANY school
mas raise its classification by meet
Ing certain conditions specified Ia
the Rural school, Law which went
sinsc eject Inne Is. An ~Elesnen-
tary High School may do Rims
grades OF work. an intermediate
School~ may do seven grades OF
work.
Classification OF schools By coun-
ssy school trustees. August is. 1915;
Gardner district No. /. escuacnsars
skish school
Christian Chapel. district No. :
Elementary high school.
wyatt, district Ne 5. elementary
Ihssh school
winniturd. district No 8. inter.
mediate school.
xIsrlssol. district No =. elefnensar,
thigh school.
India. district No. Io-I. interms
idiass school.
xxCarroll. district No. io-e. inter
mediate school
East India. district No. los. inter
uaedsate schooI.
Palmyra. district No. IL. eienea
tary high school.
Esm Grove. district No. y. inter
mediate school.
Lawnsale. distrle, No -. inter
mediate school.
Rocket, district No. IS. no classi
~fication.
central. district 10. 1s, higl
school. through ten grades.
St~errett. district 20. II. elemea
tary hsgh school
Long Branch. district No is, inter
mediate school.
walnut Grove. district Nc IL eie
Rentary high school
NeNton Branch. district No. ~
intermediate school
Mountain Peak. district No. -
elementary high school
sarsis. district No. -. ~elementar.
high school
VALLEY Grove, district No. "a. Ia
~feraaadiate school
Grady. district No. rs. iniermedi
ate school.
Glendale. district No. p. inferno
date school.
xcrisp. district No. 70. ~elementar.
hlgh school
Garrett. district No GO. higi
school through ten grades.
Ebenezer. district No. 81. elenaea
tary high school.
Bluff Grove. district No. 81. later
mediate school,
Grove Greek. district No. SO. ela
mentaFy high school
Lone Kim. district 80. 81. elemea
tary Eigh school
BnenA Vista. district No. IS. ele
meataFs hleh school
ozFo. district No IS. elemental!
hiEh school.
Dunn. district No. 81. no school
Hnafh Prong. district No a. nta
The Washington times., 1915-04-23
G. A. R. FUND
e. REPORT OF HOTELS
TownIey A. Mckee Notifies
Colonel Harper Lists viii Be
Ready Monday.

Col Robert N Harper. chairman Of
the finance committee raising funds for
the Grand Army encampment here in
September. was notified today by Town
ley A. Mckee. chairman OF the sub
committee that canvassed the hotels,
that he would submit a report Monday
on the amount pledged by the hostelries.
The total from this source is expected
to aggregate $500.
TWO other large subcommittee. those
on banking institutions and saloons and
breweries, have not yet reported, but
are expected to do SO early next week.
In the letter which he sent out today
to individuals making a final appeal for
donations. Colonel Harper emphasized
the fact that the pledges should be in
before May ], as on that date collec-
tions of the first installment Of con-
tributions will be begun
Col. John l.. McElroy today received a
letter from President Wilson announc-
ing that the latter. In addition to speak
Ing at the Memorial Day exercises un-
der the auspices of the Grand Army,
Will attend the ceremonies at 3 O'Clock
that afternoon at the Maine memorial
monument.
George c. Ross. past department com
mander. will deliver the Memorial Day
address at Antietam, and Capt. Thomas
II. Mckee. past department commander, r,
will speak at Hampton. Va.
Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball will lecture
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Sol
diers' Home on The Origin and Story
of the Flag"