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tin J. Wade. "We are young state,
but wonderful one. To me- our state
is typical of the way In which the ma
ton was founded. We are indebted
to the broad gagged. and solid men
who helped lay this foundation. Some.
times we do not realize the wonderful
men Iowa has produced.
Judge Mcpherson was worthy
type Of these pioneers. He stood as
a big man, with unusual mental pow.
ar. He was criticised as men Of con.
victions will be criticised. But no
honest man can say that Judge Nc.
Pherson was not thoroughly sincere
and honest.
An Honest Partisan.
Something has been said here OF
his partisan feelings. But we must
remember that he was nodded by the
hard knocks of the trial table. 1 can
sympa thize with him in this criticism
Of partisanship, for realize just what
he had to contend with. But granting
he was partisan, he was an honest
one, and high honor dominated him.
kindness of heart was his domi-
mating trait. He made mistakes I'M
der the pressure Of sympathy.
ut is fitting that we should as
semble and complete the record. Life
is an open book to people, and to the
departed iurists' professional brothers
1t is fitting that we give expression
to our verdict, as it were, on this
mans life, and to enter the perma-
nent Judgment of those who knew him
best on his life, his character and his
work"
Judge Wade took occasion to eulo-
gize the splendid fraternity Of law
yers and spoke of the few stains on
the professional honesty and fnteg-
rity. He spoke then of the honesty Of
Judge Mcpherson, and said that the
greatest that could be said of him
was that he was honest.
Judge Wade then announced that
the resolutions were received and
would be spread on the court records.
Judge Bank AdJourns.
At three o'clock yesterday after
noon Judge Henry Bank of the dis
trict court, announced that his court
would be adjourned in order to allow
the lawyers and court officials to at
tend the memorial services In honor
Of Judge Mcpherson. District court
was not in session until this morning
in consequence of the judges order.
The courtesy Of the court was appre-
ciated At the Miller memorial Judge
Bank sat on the bench with Judge
as his guest.
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zone Grand Yelp."

Clinton Herald: Secretary Bryan's
letter was simply the pistol shot that
woke the animals. The democracy of
Iowa is today split into maddened
factions by the prohibition question
and the schism theratens to extend
to the whole nation. Nor can the re,
publican party expect to reap all the
benefits of the democratic ruction.
There is a more bitter feeling among
democrats than among republicans on
the liquor question, but classic party
lines will be unknown in the coming
state election. The 1916 campaign
will be one grand yelp.
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Health as Well as Beauty Demands
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After reading or before going to bed
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COMMITTEE KILLED
CAME LAW CHANGE
State Senator FraIIey Says Proposed
Change in Seasons Was Not
Taken to Senate.

State Senator J. r. Frailey Of Fort
Madison was here to attend the Ne
Phe-son memorial yesterday. Mr..
trailey stated that one bill, which was
of particular interest to Lee county.
the sare bill of Senator Gillette, was
killed in committee.
The bill was for the purpose Of re-
stricting the hunting of game in the
state and provided for a shorter season
and included a closed season on quail
and wood duck. The bill aroused
much interest among game enthusiasts
and Lee county sent petition 70
Mr. Frailey soliciting his aid against
the bill with several hundred sigma
lures. The final disposition of the
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Total liabilities ........ 1886, 134.22
State OF Iowa, Lee county.-ss.
We, A1ois Weber, vice president, and
E. A. French, cashier, of bank above
named do solemnly swear that the
foregoing statement is full, true
ard correct, to the best of our knowl-
edge and belief, and that ths assets
therein set forth are bona fide the
property Of said bank in It's corporate
capacity, and that no part Of the
same has been loaned or advanced to
said bank for the purpose Of beins
exhibited as portion Of Its assets.
ALOIS WEBER.
Vice President.
e. A. FRENCH,
Cashier.
Sworn to before me- and subscribed
in my presence by A1ois Weber and
E. A. French, this twenty-second day
Of April. 1915.
II. BOYDEN BLOOD.
Notary public In and for Lee county.
Attested by [seal1
GEO. s. TUCKER.
j. B. WE'LL,
" Directors.
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measure will be favorably received by

measure will be favorably received by
the local sportsmen.
The only change In the game laws
which affects this district was to leg
alize spearing Of fish in the low lands
of the Mississippi river and to permit
trot and set lines in the Des Moines
river where It borders the state OF
Iowa. Lee county is the only county
in the state this provision affects.
The bill referred to is No. 54B. The
bill was viewed with disfavor by
thousands in the state and concerted
action was taken by the sportsmen to
enlist the aid Of the legislators in
their behalf.
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One Of the Old School.

Hazen l. Sawyer said that in very
brief time he had come to learn to
admire Judge Mcpherson. He had
many characteristics we admire, but
which we are growing to see less and
less Of, was the way Mr.. Sawyer put
It. He was one of the last of the old
school of lawyers, he said. He was
educated in the days when there were
few books hut his wonderful mind
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The Washington herald., 1915-04-06
BR0OKLANDERS LOSE
To penn STATE nine
Catholic University Drops First Con.
test of Season to State College
Team by 3 to ! Count.

c. L. suffered its first defeat of the
season when it lost to Penn State yes
terday in a hard-fought contest on
Brookland Field. to l.
Crawford. the lead-off man for Penn
State. was passed, went to second on an
infield out. and scored hon Josefson's
three-base hit to right field, and he him.
self scored a minute later when the {.
U. infield was retiring Robinson at first.
This two-run lead was more than {. T..
could overcome. They had several
chances to chase men across the plate.
but the old base blow was not forth
coming and their mates were left strand
ed on the sacks.
The only inning that Fahey allowed
hits to be punched on him was in the
seventh, when Josefson lead OF with
hit and was caught mapping of first
base by the pitcher. This hit was fol-
lowed by another by Robinson and then
Kominars hit into a double play. and the
fireworks were over for the inning.
Both Hesselbacker and Fahey pitched
good ball, the former setting twelve
down by the strike-out route, while his
opponent was disposing Of seven by the
same path. Hasselbacker was trife
wild. as he passed two and hit two, but
In neither case did it result In run.
Score:
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye furIougs. Pegay L. y INC
Dermott). to l, to s. out. won: Cstharint
Turner. 100 (Robinso), 4 to /. to 6. to 5. &c
ond: Elsewhere. III u. Bauer). to S. to ). out
third. Time. 81. Spohn. Ynca. Columbia Lady
Rustic Maid and The Lark also ran
SECOND RACE-Fiye furlonGs. Muskmelon. II.
tMcDermott). 10 to l. 4 to /. to l. won: Gitana
ia II. Bauer. to !. even. to 2 second: Chiffon
Time. 4 o. Moncrief. Albert White Beda. Fran
cis Bulsar. Brown Prince. HippocTates and FIJI
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mie and a sixteenth. Appasson-
alta, lo6 Lindsay. 6 TO l. to !. even won: Lady
Rankin. lG5 Uaferty1. to l. even. to 2. &C
ond: Minda. lo6 (McDsrmott), 10 to !, to l. to
|. third. Time. Ia Col. Brown. Barn Dance.
Tay Pay. Duke Of Shelby. Mmesis. Cslethumpian.
Jack Nolan and Virginia Hte also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Springmas. III
Donesl, 3 to s. Z to 10. out. won: Racy. 80 Lind
say. to /, to ]. even, second: Sepulveda lis
(LaHerty). . to l. Z to s. to S. third. Time. 80.
Water Lad Fairly Louise Paul King Radford and
Patty Regain also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs Sieadoo. lN
Lindsay. Z to !. 8 to s. 4 to 5. won: Loan Shark.
III Jones'. 10 to !, 4 to ]. to !. second; Charley
McFerrsn. ll6 Hanover. to .. to 5. to 5.
third. Time In. Napier. Our Rem, Belfast,
VOLTS Bath and A. ". Akin also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlonp. Sir Fetful. III
iWaldrpn) 3 to J, 8 to S. TO 5. won: Daylight.
Ios (HinphyD. } to l. to S. TO S. second; Jack
Harrison. 100 Jones). 10 to l. I to l. to l.
third. Time not given. Malik, Mr.. Mack. Perth
rock Uncle Ed. Martre. Lambs Tall and Hsber-
dash also ran.
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HILLTOPPERS DEFEAT
PRINCETON tigers
Georgetown Club Comes from Be-
hind and Beats Jungaleers in
Good Game, ) to 4.

Georgetown demonstrated that it is one
OF the best college teams i'll the East yes
tcI'day afternoon when it trimmed Prince
ton. to 1, in hard-fought battle after
the Tigers had started off TO a four-run
lead in the opening round.
Coach John ID. OReily picked Thomp-
son to do the pitching. but the youngster
was not in form ard mounted the rubber
with nothing but a prayer He was ham,
mered by the hungry Tigers to the tune
of four hits and az many large. juicy
runs. whereupon FinneEan was substi-
tuted and gave one of the most creditab bic
performances of the year.
Princeton tried hard. but Finnegan's
shoots We're too much Of a puzzle. and
in the eight ami "ne-third innings he
did The twirlnG Bill ClarkC's Junsaleers
were only able to hit the hOrSehide safely
four times two of the hinGles coming in
the last inning. when the visitors tried
hard to stem the It'd" of defeat.
Georgetown took the lead in the fifth
inning and after that there was nothing
to it for old Princeton but the short end
pf hp
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling: 3year-od maidens: frs
ard one-haK fIrionss 'Pruspero Girl. IS: 'Shors
Hand q; .EmeIda, 100: 'virgs Dot. los; Dolly
Hays ITO: Eve. lilo; salvado Queen. Ito; Aida, 10
Little Abe. H.
SECOND RACE-Selling: Syar-o,ds and upward
one mile Bclcore. IS; Merry Twinkle n: 'Mia
Tempo, lo2; Eenuar. 100: Mollie Cad. 10; Wise
Mason. III: Maudadero. liz; Henry Walbank. IL
THIRD RACE-Selling; threeyesr-olds: five fur
longs. Eileen B.. IS: 10Y. s.; Mis- Lewiston. l0
Rag Jog; Brcez-- los: Old Bob. los: Frokendale l6
Alco lU: Charity Ward. lG; Skinny B.. lOs Fired
T.. ice; VIM, liz.
FOURTH RACE-seiling: +yesr-olds and up
ward five ard onehaf funongs. 'Ooma, 100
.Polls los; Regards. lo5: Tempest. l0: Charles
Goetz los; Felina, los: 'Lssar. lo5: Bad Prospect.
lo7; Phyllis Antoinette lG; Miss Edith, los:
Capt. Lindscv. 100; Visible. Ito; Rooster. Ito; DR..
NeIfer. ITO.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: 3yearolds and upward
five and one-hsi furionsa doc Allen 100: Theo-
dorita 100; John Hurie. l6; wild Bear, los:
Lacazaro los: Senator James, los: Rosris l0s
Quid Nunc. los; Nifty. no: 'Orimar Lad. L.
SIXTH RACE|sellng; 3year-olds and upward
ono mile Stolen Ante. 81: Twilight, IS: Otilo.
los: Spindle lce Tony Koch. los; Voladay IT,. los
Art Rick, 10.
SEVENTH RACE-selinR; 3yearoads and up
ward: one mile. 'Bounies Buck, 1o4 'E1ectrowan
1857 .Coumendation. 1U: 'CloNi Chief M; Falca-
da1. los: Roscas. 100; Barnard. LIZ; wap. IL
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four furionss. Toastmaster. 10.
tStevens,. TO !, to 5. to'5. won; Ruhafax. l0l
tshilling), ; to !. even. l to 2, second; Lady
Blanche. liz Carter. 8 to I. . to l. even, third
Time. oas Is. Noyim, Mayme W., Oveta. and
Little Luck also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ffve and . half furongs. Ze
notik, ll3 CMoCsbe), Z to l. ) to 2 7 to TO- won
Isoo los tshilling). 10 to !. to !. to l. second
Golf Ball. lis tGardner). to l. to 1. even, third
Time. 1M Austn, Green Brae Alice Teresa
Pender. Believe Ne. and ssario also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile Zansaree. % tCsr
ROLL. 10 to 1. 4 to !, to !. won; Lady Mint, iol
(Shllns), 10 to !. 4 to l. to ]. second; Sharpe.
knight, III (Moleswoeth}. ) to l, even, ! to Z
third. Time, l:3s IS. Petit Bleu, Smiling Mag
Cloud Chief. Sugar Lump. oblivioa. Palma, Capt
Dr,se. and Hardy also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Ffve and . half furiones Mis-
Edith. los Garter, Z to !. 8 to S. 4 to S, won
Tempest. 100 tOrmesl. to l. . to l. even second
Choctaw, ITO Uachson,. to /. even. l to 8 third.
Time, 81. Make Good. Augustus Meinze wini.
fred D., Marie coGhill. Finland. Kidnas, and
California Jack also ran.
FIFTH RACING and a half furlouss. Rnse.
mary. 100 (ArCsbe). TO !. even. 1 to ., won
Van Horn, 10 Clark. 10 to l. I to l. Q to 1.
second; Concha. 100 tOmes). Z to l. ) to q "a
10 third Time. n6 IS. snider's Best Hazel c.,
Yuba. Calcium. and Biddman also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seven furionu. Hard BAN. Bs
tGsmer,. 5 to ., even. to :, won Poatefnct,
los (Mosris,. TO I. to 5. TO 6. second; Rubl.
con. Ill tCaN2l. 0 To l. to l. ) to z third
Time. LAS. Auntie curi. Lone Star. Cecil. and
Ruyooo also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Fivs and half furio,x.. Ecs
Davis. Il, gseLsoal. 10 to !. . to l. 70 j. won;
Marsand. 10 McCabel. to !. 2 to !, even second
BosU Johnsou. q nfaree,. to I. 3 to I. even,
third. Tine. i4 IS Bn's Brother. Biz Luuax,
Axures. Minnie 70. Phyllis Antoinette Lofty Her.
wood. Transparent aud Butter BAH also nan.
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DIED.

ALBINSoN-suddenly on Monday. April
5, 1915, at II a m. at her resi-
dence. SIS Randolph street northwest.
MARY ELLEN ATKINSON. beloved
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Atkinson, aged fourteen years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CRUPPER-On Sunday. April 4, 1915. at
S:45 a. M. at her home, near Falls
Church, Va, ELIZABETH CHARM
DA CRUPPER, widow of John Q. A.
Crupper.
Funeral on Tuesday. April g. at 3
O'Clock from Christ Church. Alex
andria, Va. Interment private.
HICKS-Suddenly, on Sunday. April 4,
1915, DORCAS v. HICKS, widow
Of Capt James Hicks: resting
at the residence of her sister. s32
0 street.
Funeral on Wednesday. p. m. at
Calvary Baptist Church. Inter-
ment, Glenwood. Friends invited.
ii D. m, THEODORE A. MAYER,
beloved husband of Frances E.
Mayer, in the thirty-seventh
year of his age.
Funeral services, which will be
private. to be held on Tuesday.
- April 6. at p. m:
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MET A BETTER MAN
BY JACK JOHNSON.

81 n
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willard
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to No
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DUTY CALLS.

Humanity demands that prompt at,
tention and proper treatment be giver
any person suffering from human all.
ment or uncomfortable habit. This duty
falls upon no particular class, but upon
all. The Kin-Po Institute, 1900 1. st
NV. offers q way by which alcoholics
and drug addicts may overcome their
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LEGAL NOTICE,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia Holding Probate Court-No. 1Ss. Admin
btration. This Is to give notice: That the sub
scribcr Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Co
tumbia, letters testamentary the estate Of MaTy
J. Homer. late Of the District OF Columbia. de
ceased. AL person, having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers Thereof. legally authenticated.
MARCH. A. d. 1916; otherwise they may By
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 6th day Of March.
1916. CHARLES ". FLOECKHER. 81 H St. n. Z.
Attest: (Seal) JAMES TANNER. Register of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clesk OF the
Probate Court. K. PRESTON SHEALEY. Attor-
ney mchD aprS u
The Washington herald., 1915-04-06

LOCAL B0WLERS TO MEET.

There II . meeting Of the local
branch OF the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association At the Pal
ace Alleys At 8 ,. m. on Thursday
evening. and all members OF the
association are requested to be
present, n final plans fer the
coming tournament In Boston are
to be made.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-06

Runs Shug7Ie. Mccarthy. Barron. Tormev Gla-
como Hunks Gill Scully. Green. First base on
errors-Georgetown. ,; Princeton. J. Left on bases
';eorgetown. :; Princeton. .. First base on balls
OF Thompson. l. off Deyu. .: on Link. !. In
nings pitched By Thompson. -; BY Finnegan.
sI-3: by Deyo. =: by I.iuk g. Hits made-pT
Thompson. 4: Of FinneEdn. 4 OF DeyO. }: Of
Link l. Struck out-By Thompson. !; by FInne-
gan. ); by Deyo, .: by Link. = Home Un-Tor-
mey Two-baSe hits Barron. Connolly. salmon
stolen bases-kellihcr. Hanks, Tonney. Giscomo.
Mccarthy. Hit by pitcher-Bv Finneean tSsmonl.
Sacrifice ht-Joyce. Umpire Mr. Handboe. Time
of game hours and 10 minutes.
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w. p. Fennell. n. b. FenAell,
Attorneys.
Filed March - lsl5, J. r. Young. Clerk,

Of Columbia Michaei A. Lynch. Complainant.
vs. MARY v. Msunies and the unknown hsrs d
Lewis Meunier. deceased. Defendants. In Equity.
No. BN.-The object Of this suit ID to enforce
pay nent Of . claim against the estate Of the said
Lewis Meunier. deceased. On motion o the plain
tin is this nd Of March. 1915. ordered that III.
defendants. MaD v. Msunier and the unknown
heirs Of Lewis Meunier auss their appeannce 70
day. e1efr,i.s Of sundaD and lesai holidays.
occurring after the day Of the hrst publication
Of this order. Otherwise. the cauo Will b
proceeded with 40 in case Of default: Provided q
copy Of this order to be published soce . vseh
for three successive veeks n the Washingfoa Law
Reporter and wsshinston Herald haore aid date.
WALTER I. MCCOY. Justice. trus copg-At-
test: fseai.) J. =. YOUNG. Clat. By y. e
CUNNINGHAM. ASK Clsrt. meh6.y.ap
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Potomac club to Practice,

The Potnae Athletic Club win pxscties Wednss-
day sssainG ct - o'clsck. Ths vRsetis win b
hsid % Ne. . diamond % the Moeumspt ruupSe
Aanas1 smith requests IN candidates fr tn tsam
game Of the <sssa sunday. An fat teams a the
District. virxnia. and Mayylsnd wishine eames
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The Washington herald., 1915-04-06
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME DWELL

By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly recorded
In Liber Ne folio u q seQ.. II the Land Rscurds
Of the Dtaxfa Of Columbia and at The rsquss al
the party secn7d thsreby. the undesAgnsd trusfees
win sen Of public auction within the ofics II
Thos. J. Own q Son. I1l G street northwest. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF April, lsl5. ct O'CLOCK
D. m, the f.iiowins described land and pseminA
atuate In the Couar Of Washington. District q
Columbia, and dcAsnated - and being Lot q. b
Section ). Lincoln" - per Flat recorded In 1hss
Governor SAopa-rd folio to =. Of the Records q
the Ohics Il the Surveyor Of the District q Coaamr
ba ls>id nj saats hsins ansessed for IL puzJnD
Of ts1ation - Lot 8. Square slss1.
Twns a sale: All caah. depoeit x 40 ~
ouirpd upun artspGancs Of bid Sals 10 b elro1
within nfteen days non day d sale. othGviss ~
dcpcsit forfeited
: CLARENCE NJ DE vElLD
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