The Washington times., 1916-12-08
Senator, GaIIlnger Tells $50
Members Of Association
How to Keep Young. {.
SAYS +. AGE IS RELATIVE
Other Lawmakers Speak at An
nual Banquet Of organiza-
ton at Ebbitt.

One hundred and fifty members OF
the Oldest Inhabitants' Association of
the District went home from their
annual banquet at the Ebbitt last
night, carrying with them a prescrip-
ton to keep young. given them by
Senator Jacob II. Gallinger OF New
Hampshire.
Senator Gaiiinger. himself past sew
enty-nine, told the venerable old resi-.
dents OF the District that as former
physician he believed they could beat
old age II they made up their minds
to do II.
"Age Is q relative matter" said the
Senator. "It is q question of tho
mind. A man can make himself pre-
mature1y old IL he wants to, or he
can keep himself young by keeping
MS mind off the fact that he IL get
ting old"
Two Pledge support.
After Theodore w. Noyes. president
OF the association, had declared in
introducing the speakers shat the Old.
est Inhabitants stood soiidly behind
the movement to get suffrage for the
people OF the District, Senators Cham.
psrlain and Salisbury. both pledged
their support to the movement when.
ever II IL presented In Congress.
Edwin c. Brandenbur9, presideut OF
the Board OF Trade; p. T. Moran, head
OF the Chamber Of Commerce, and
Charles s. shreve, president OF the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
ted OF the efforts being made by their
organizations to get the vote for Wash.
inston. and expressed pleasure ut the
tsnts Articulation was work worHin snH %ish
App.sI. 4. con.rs..
Of Congress, present TO hurry the M.
preparation for the munieinsl ,nc,n.rs.
tIon miami ssh.d 20 b., ~. %e'.
.,on p,ah. "skea 10, py the Commis
amendment, assessing part Of the cost
pron.rty ownsr' ana ,ss ." ,, soun
tar law mi~h, b. Sumnsa ,n,o =, anS
destroyed.
B Congressman Lloyd, OF Missouri,
also spoke
The speecb.. w.r. n.s.s
ffm n,r nsN memorial la for The twenty.
aiss amr,ns OF ,ns assoeia,ion who
the bannns, me year the lights "
and the members stood while the re-,
ss. &C.. ss, secretary picked from e::
each Gepresentins n Seess.ad m.mses
List Of Gsssss.
Among those present were:
Acker. Walter Allen. MAJ G-x AImss
Robert Armour, A. j. Bsche' Chas' B
HALEY, NJ. Bayiiss, Louis herman, G.
J. Bessier. J. %. Briggs, s. n. Bond.
jas. Bright, N. N. Brooks, John Bros,
nan, III. IL. Bryan Lewis TX. Brown
and Judge G. s. Bundy.
N. Cole. Joe Garter, DIR. Thos. Cal.
v. chisolm, c. w. Church, ID. T. els.
sell, IS, G, Cissell, Allen q, Clark, A.
a. Cook, NJ. u. Cook, w, A, Cooper, M.
q. Copeland, A. u. Coppes, j. J. craw.
fSsS e. GaI Dennis nj r. DAVIS p sfa
Driver s Wm ms Dove w% and b 5. ps se W.
y. J. Edson, Geo. II. Evans, Thos.
E E,Iis, Il Ford Fep'Cn' n MAJ r1 r,;sn' Ger
Francis, Thos, Francis. J. NJ. Fowler.
Chas. J. Gawier, Geo. Il. Gartrell, ID.
NJ Goodaker, J. I. Griffith, A. Grippe,
r., Gudgin and w. N Giles
Albert Harper. II. o. Hall, II. w. Hen
dsrson, NJ Hayden, c. NJ. Hendley.
Chris, Heurich, j. Herzog, George
T. Hilton, A. II, y. Holstein., Com.
Thomas Jarvis, and ]. n. Larner.
w. T. Keenan,, J. /. Keefer. Mr..
Kanimerer, jr, George A. King, Harry
King. N. L. King. y. r. Kiopfer. A.
John r. Lang, c. G. langley, James
D. Ludwig, w a. Lee, j.
II. Larner, l.. y. Lyons, u. s. Lee,
Maj @. ID. A. Loeffier, w. w. Maioney,
John n. Mahoney, Frank A. Marsh,
John y. Mccarthy. q. 4. r. McNeir,
X, ~. Middleton, j. II, Monett. r. l..