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The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
D. c. TRADE BODY
GROUPS FORMED
Health and Park Commit
tees Named by President
Oyster to Meet Today.

Two newly-appointed committees OF
the Washington, Board OF Trade will
hold their initial meetings today at
headquarters.
President James F.. oyster ap-
pointed 80 new members to compose
the committee on public health, of
which DIR. d. Percy Hickling is chair
man. The committee will meet to-
night at 7:3O.
Judge John S. Bundy, chairman of
the parks and reservations committee.
has called a meeting for AIS this
afternoon. The personnel Of this
committee was also completed yes
terday.
Members Of the public health COM
mittee are: DR.. d. Percy Hickling.
chairman: Dr. H. w. Wiley. vice
chairman: DIR. II. W. Jaeger, secre-
tary: DIR. Charles p. Reeves. DR.. J..
Albert Potter. Asa E. Phillips. DIR.
j.. Rozier BiSgs. Dr. Fred B. Camp
bell. DIR. J. Lester Brooks, Or. Lewis
+. Flemer. Dr. Ii. w. Wiley, Elliott
II. Goodwin. Frank p. Howard. George
d. Parsons. Percy S. Foster, Or.
Henry w. Jaeger. DR.. William Tin
dali. DR.. J. b. Gregg Gusts. John J.
Noonan. Or. l.. NJ. Hynson. r. J.
Murphy. DR.. Richard Kingsman, DR..
W. {. Fowler Hyman n. Levy, ].
Stanley Long. e. ". Skinner. DR.. Al
fred e. Norcross. Charles w. Arth.
DR.. N. Darcy MaGee. DIR. Joseph d.
Rogers. William l.. Weigle and DR..
w. p. Reeves.
The following will serve on the
parke and reservations committee:
Judge Charles s. Bundy. chairman:
Frank p. Leetch. vice chairman:
Walter X. Evans. secretary; John
E. Shoemaker, J. Clinton Hiatt. Ed
win S. Arnold. F. w. Gunner. George
w. HodGkins. w T. Galliher. Ste
hen IL. Takes. H. ID. Blackstone.
William p. Richards. +. w. Graham.
William r. Guide. A. VI. McI.ach-
len. John Fl. Small. jr.. Or. II. w.
Wiley. J. Walter O'Boyle. NJ. D. Ro-
senbcrg. 4. C. Houghton. Robert Y.
Heater. Charles I'll. Tompkins, Louis
II. Warner. c. A Kenyon. w. V.
Cox. Melvin c. HaZen. Francis NJ.
William +. Emo, Robert s.
Stunz. Walter ALLEN. Edw. NJ. Dublin.
+. l.. Marshall, jr., Fred G. Coldren.
American Dairy Supply Compa ny.
NJ II. Fearnow. Charles E. Tribby
c. Eugene Doyle, Henry A. Vieth.
Joseph I. Weller. w. c. Sullivan.
Edward D. Shaw, william B. Todd,
w. w. Bowie, S. w. Curriden. W.
+. Andrews, Philip F. Larner, Her
man A. Phillips. n. L. Sansbury.
William l.. Tindall and Ralph w.
Lee.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
GOODWIN ELECTED
PRESS CLUB HEAD

The National Press Club held its
annual election of officers last night
at the club headquarters in the
Riggs Building.
The following were elected to Of
nee for the coming year: President,
Mark L. Goodwin. Dallas News and
Galveston News; vice president, La
bert St. Clair. feature writer; secre-
tary, Leonard Ormerod. Washington
Star; financial secretary. Robert b.
Armstrong. Los Angeles Times;
treasurer, John b. Smallwood,
Washington Star. Those elected to
the board of governors were: Gus
]. Karger. Cincinnati Times-Star:
Theodore Tiller, Atlanta Journal:
Avery C. Marks. Washington Times !;
Robert T. Small. Washington Post:
Stuart Goodwin, New York Sun; Ben
Hall Lamb, Nations Business. and
Homer Dodge, special writer.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
WANTS TEETH
IN SUGAR BILL
Chairman Of Sugar Equal
ization Board Declares
Measure Useless.

In its present form the measure Con
gress Is now contemplating TO pre-
vent q serious shortage OF sugar is
useless. More drastic legislation is
necessary.
This opinion was conveyed to the
House Committee on Agriculture yes
terday in a telegram from George A.
zabriskie, of New York. chairman
OF the United States Sugar Equaliza-
ton Board. when the committee be-
gan its hearings on thesMcNary bill
providing for the continuation Of the
board through 1890 and its purchase
Of the Cuban sugar crop. The meas
ure passed the Senate last week.
Unless the bill is revised to permit
the board to retain its war powers to
negotiate the purchase and control
the distribution OF sugar It will serve
no useful purpose. Mr.. Zabriskie de-
clares. His telegram. which was adj
dressed to Representative G. N.
Haughen. chairman of the commit
tee. reads:
Replying to your wire OF the
18th. the United States Sugar Equal
ization Board Is unanimously OF the
opinion that without the powers of
embargo and distribution
control. its continuation could not
serve any useful purpose. and these
powers the McNary bill fails to pro-
vide.
Furthermore, the time has gone
by when a considerable portion OF
the 1920 Cuban crop can be purchas-
ed at a reasonable price. The Equal
ization Board was a war measure.
dealing only with last years crop,
and this has all been distributed. II
has no control over domestic sugar
now available in fair volume, nor
new Cuban sugars which are now
beginning to move"
While the McNary bill provides
for the continuation of the sugar
board il strips IL of all its war
powers, delegating Il merely to pur-
chase the Cuban crop and provide
for an equitable distribution to the
public at a. reasonable price. The
zone system Of sale and distribution
which the board set up in the war
Is abolished by the bill. These are
the features to which Mr.. Zabrisl<ie
takes exception According to him.
they would leave the board power
less. Hearings on the bill Will be
resumed today.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.


Horace L and Mary r. Wager. girl.
Paul and Mary ID. White. boy
Aloysius and Esther V. Ward. girl
Guy e. and Nellie r Swan, boy.
Joseph and Adeline d. Staso. boy.
lnnis r. and Oelestia skinner bog.
Robert +. and Elsie N. Palmer, girl
GeorEe W. and Frances z Murray. boy.
Victor A. and Emma v. Maene. boy.
Claude 4. and Georgiana Mclaughlin. boy
Henry r. and Florence V. Morris. girl
Roger L and Annie l. La Hayne, boy.
VIM i. and Mary v. Epscomb. girl
Charles H. and Anna Helen FNEitt. girl
Homer &. and MtNa Fuller. girl.
Ray and Roe Pearson, girl.
WnI W. and Grace Dichl. boy.
Charles s. and Marguerite II. Dw9er. girl
Thomas T.. and Olive " Dryer. girl.
John ]. and Alice f. Grove, hoy.
I'hilip and Mildred CRn6cld. girl
Samuel and Lih Collins. hoy.
Charles T. and Roe Ia Cook. boy.
Willard r. and Fearl c. Collins. girl
Vernon c. and Annie n. Burprrt. boy.
Michael T. and Rose T Bruckbausr. girl
Charles II. and Mary Burke. hoy.
Horace L. and Anna Ackcrnan. boy.
COLORED.
Reuben and Mary Hill, girl
Richard and Virginia Burriss. Hrl
Henry and Victoria Brewer, girl.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
Most Of Iowa Miners Working.

Des Moines. Iowa. Dec. 15.-With
more than 20 per cent of the union
mines OF Iowa at work. normal cual
production was near today Miners
leaders predicted the recaIcitrant
miners will return to work I'm a few
days.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE.
Mabel a. Ia Beau. 70 years 900 K at NV
Ienney Green. 80. SCI II st. ne.
Ida J. Phillips. q. II Quebsr NJ NV
Nidie +. Burton. %. 80 u. Newton Ants ma
Ida l. Richardson. %. I'd 18th st. se.
James W. Rock. Y. rs sth st. ,w.
Fiorian Kennedy. IS. Nat. Homo Hospital
Max Penkin, 81. Sibley Hospital
COLORED.
VIM. Middleton. 20. III U 81. NV.
Edward Alexander. u Wash. Asylum Ho,nt
henry Shorter, 50. Blue Plains, d. e..
Thomas Farmer. .. Wash. Asylum Hosp,
Mary L. Miller. 3 le4 NJ st. sw.
Annie Brougi,ton. 81. I2l2 md 81 NV.
sarah t'rSor. s.. treedmen's Hospital.
Mary q. Fleet, Is. &C Girard It, NV.
Daniel JoSron, -. Ivy Oty. d. L.
Minnie Brown, %. tuberculosis Hospital
VIM Bryant, =. Tuberculosis Hospital
Alics Minor. 20. ia ID st. NV.
Ssrah Winston. 81. ls6e kal road NV.
Cnar.es Wright. q 81. Eizabcth's Hospital
Victoria Green, IS. lf0 s. e. ave. sc.
james Taylor, 10 days 4o5 LIST II. NV.
Infant Of Thomas and Leona Craig. hours,
Frsvimen's Hospital
Infant ~ Garfield and Martha Jones, 10
minutes. lse3 HaH ~ So.
Idi.at 81 Harry and Map y johnson, %
ninutgs. - " u nv. = -
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
JOBS FOR JOBLESS"
SERMONS REQUESTED

A job for every unemployed for
mer service man. war worker or
civilian seeking employment in the
District Is the aim OF the Citizens
Committee on Unemployment, with
headquarters at 1910 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. which Is coop
Grating with welfare and civic or
CARNATIONS In the city to secure po-
sitions for the unemployed by
Christmas.
clergymen have been requested to
bring the work the organization IL
doing TO the attention OF their con-
gregations next Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
Allied Leaders Discuss
Question Of the Adriatic

Rome. Dec. 15.-The Paris corrrs-
pendent OF the Tribuna says he has
been reliably informed that the Adri-
attic question was thoroughly dis
cussed at the allied meetings in Lon
don. Foreign Minister SciaIlia re-
ceived an outline of the allies view
point and expressed the wish that
the question be settled. Whether the
United States VIII participate in the
conference is not known
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
Sodaiiies Societies
Hear Baltimore Priest

A meeting OF the United Societies
Of the Blessed Virgin Sodalities Of
Washington was held last night At
the Immaculate Conception Church.
Solemn vespers were celebrated by
the Right Rev. DR.. Thomas S. Lee.
of st. Matthews Church. and the Rev.
Eugene ]. Connolly. Of the cathedral
of Baltimore. delivered the sermon.
Special music. under the direction OF
Prof Harry Wheaton Howard. was a
feature of the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
Victims Of Highwaymen
Hate to Annoy Police

Bold highwaymen are reported TO be
operating feariessly in the vicinity
bounded by Ninth and Eleventh. ~
and Q streets northwest Several
recent holdup victims failed to report
the cases to the police. one OF them
explaining:
why pile up more cases on the
police records. The record is already
overcrowded and few Of the high
wayrnen are apprehended."
A negro attempted TO rob the store
Of Nick Versus. Ninth and o streets.
at the point OF a revolver William
Miller. employe OF the Raphael
Theater. was held up and relieved
OF 81
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
District Of Columbia, MARYLAND and Virginil
-FAir and continued cold todSy and puob4H!
tomorrow fresh wesS and northwest winds
South Carolina an Ge1rEA-Fsir TODAY anC
tomorrow; not much change in Temperature
frrsh north and northwest winds.
FLORIDA - Fair today and tomorrow. colde
soCth pution; fresh north winds
Extreme Northwest Florida. Alabama anC
Missssippi-Fair today and tomorrow not mucl
change in temperature; moderate west winds
Tennessee. Kentucky and West virEinis-Fsi
today and tomorrow; rot much clsnge il
Temperature.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Midnight .: 2 an, =: An. =: 6 am
p; an. %: 10 an, :: IL noon. %; = pm
y; pm, 3; pm, 81; pm, .; 10 pm
z. Highest, 81; lowest. ..
Rel1tive humidity-s am. 70: pm, 81:
pm. a. Rainfall Is pm. 20 NM. 0
Hours Of sunshine, IL Per cent 81 pussibl'
H,pshiuf II
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
DEPARTURES.

Accumulated c1oss Of temprzture since Jan
nary l. 1879. +TS; eaosS Of temperature ancr
Dccen4ber l. 1918 rs; accumulated Excess Of
precipitation sincs January !. 1913. +llo; eI-
crss Of precipitation since DcolnbrT l. 1918.
+L1 Temperature same date last year-Hish'
| est, S.; lowest, n.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
STUDENTS TEACH CHINESE
NEW SPELLING METHOD

NEW YORK, Aug. I7.-Five Chi
nese students from the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute at Troy. N p
and Yale University who sailed for
Southampton on the Royal George
took back with them a simplifed
phonetic system os spelling which
they hope will replace the involved
Chinese characters and prove OF great
aid in educating the masses Of Hitter
ate Chinese.
Headed BY Arthur 7. 2. Shih, the
men viii first teach the system to
the 10000 Chinese new working IN
France with the French and British
armies as labor battalion.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
BRIG. GEN. LORD
TO retain RANK

Brig. Gen. Herbert n. Lord. chief
ef finance in the War Department
win be allowed 20 retain his COM
mission OF brIgadier general after the
ending Of the present emergency.
Announcement to this effect has just
been made from the war Department
General Lord was decorated WIlh
the DistinEuished Service Medal oy
direction Of the President during the
war. his citation resulting from tho
success Of the Bureau Of Finance.
General Lord is s native Of MEine.
He entered the newspaper profession
after leaving college. and let Il when
ne vas appointed chief clerk Of the
House Ways and Means COMMITTEES
before the war with spain. He re-
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
.WONANS RESCOER
NOT OTCUBANATTACH

Officials of the Cuban Legation in
this city say the Rev. d. A. Decarrero,
who was mentioned in a dispatch from
New York as finding a beautiful
young Spanish woman starving on the
steps in front Of his house. is not at
tached to the Cuban diplomatic corps.
and Is unknown at the legation.
DR.. Jose T. Baron, second secretary
OF the legation. says the woman was
in washington last week looking for
DR.. Lemos, who, she said, was the
father of her baby. She was told DR..
Lemos was not connected with the
legation; that he was supposed to be
a Colombian, and was a friend of an
attache of the legation. She was
given food and shelter for the night
and given money enough to get back
TO New York.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
h. C. OF |. EATS UP
SCHOOLING FUNDS
JACKSON, MISS. Aug. 17.-High

JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 17.-High
49,. Of living has depleted support
for Mississippi educational and
table institutions TO such an ex-
tent that an extra session OF the
legislature, to be held in September,
viii be necessary 10. fill the depleted
treasury.
Appropriations made at the 1918
session were based on prevailing
prices and are rapidly giving out.
Gov. Theodore G. Bilbo has announ-
ced he viii call the extra session
early next month.
The suffrage amendment will also
be considered, and accordingN to the
governor prohteering and food hoard
ing wiz be looked into.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

work of the intelligepce section. Later
he was put IN command 81 Abe base
printing shop o. the A. =. II. and held
this post until hts return from France
He was decorated 81 the French with
the Legion az Honor Cor his efforts II
the intelligence section.
Colonel Kirby ls q ntlVe Of Wash-
ington and was educated lu the public
schools Of this city.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Waller REED YANK
WILL RECEIVE DISC.

Sergt. Charles E. Lennon. Com
pany NJ, sixteenth Division. A. E. F..
will be decorated with the D. S. c.
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock AZ
Walter Reed Hospital Colonel Glen
nan, in charge at the hospital, viii
pin the medal on the young ser
geant's breast
He win be decorated for "extraordi-
nary ileroism" near Fleville, France,
On october Q. 1919. Lennon Is q nar
tive OF Augusta, Ca.
Lieut.. Alfred p. Leyburn, formerly
Of this city, has been cited in army
orders for having disabled an anemy
plane on September %, 1918, near Hill
2S, north OF Bethineourts France.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
UnHURT As TRAIN HURLS
HIS AUTOMOBILE 80 YARDS

The automobile of 3. 7. Stewart, of
80 n street nnrlhwest. was hurled
thirty yards and Wrccksd last night
when q freight train of the Pennsyl-
vahia Raiiroad backed into iti at
the Benning railroad crossing.
Stewart was driving The car but es-
caped uniniured.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
LIEUT. COL KIRBY
BACKFR0MA ABROAD

Lieut. Col. w. W. Kirby, formerly
connected With the. Coast and Geo
detic Survey. has returned to wash
ington. after twsuty-one months over
seas sehvics. Colonel Kirby expects
20 receive his discharge from the
army within = short time.
Leaving the Coast Geodetic Survey
acre in 1917, Colonel Kirby was sent
20 France IN October Of that year and
placed IN charge OF the reproduction
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
Sim FEINERS TRY
TO TAKE! ARSENAL

LONDON. Aug. e17.--A news agency
dispatch from Queenstown, IRELAND,
today said that a party OF men be-
lieved to be Sim Feiners hred upon
ROch Toland, near Cork, in the
harbor. where an arsenal is located.
The military returned the fire with
machine guns.
The hghting continued at length.
The dispatch gave no details as to
casualties or the result Of the en-
counter.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

csived the commission Of major dur
ing the Spanish American war, and
In February, 1888, was assigned to
the work OF disbursing the $4,000, 900
appropriated by Congress for the dis
banding Cuban army. He received a
permanent commission of captain in
the regular army in 1891.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17
GUERILLA WARFAR ARE
RACES IN IRELAND
Lloyd Georges Hand Forced
BY Conflicts, Is View
Of London Press.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Sim Fein
movement has been strengthened By
the reception accorded to President de
calera in the United States. This Is
| the view prevailing in Parliament and
elsewhere In government circles, ac-
! cording to the parliamentary corre-
| spondent Of the EXPRESS.
The manifestations in Lenderry,
Belfast. and County Clare have re-
suited in q general forecast that
Lloyd George will have 70 face the
Irish question in his speech tomor-
row which was scheduled to deal
! only with labor and industry.
From official quarters the word
comes that the government viii not
adopt any ne wpolicy Of represzion'
but is ready TO back up Dublin Cas-
tie In any action considered necessary
TO restore and maintain order
GuerfIIa warfare.
Guerilla warfare Is reported con-
t.inuing in Clare. and renewed OUT
breaks are feared IN Londonderry.
The damage in Londonderry g. esti-
mated at $4,000. Lord French is pre-
pared to extend the proclaimed areas
III "
Responsible opinion holds the view
that constitutional government IN
Ireland is at the lowest ebb. Il Is
declared that II an election were
held In Ireland today, Joseph Devlin
Is the only nationalist who would be
returned to Parliament
The star declares that the Sim
Fein, lowing to the fOlloy Of our mis-
rulers" has ceased 70 be q faction
and becomes almost q nation. The
paper attaci<s the policy OF sdrift
plus repression and expresses the
opinion that the Government IS ike
" to attempt repression Of the Sim
Fein throughout the whole Of Ire
land.
sinIIar to 1910 Revolt.
Following the declaration Of mar
tial law in County Glare, similar
action Is expected in TIpperary, Linz
ericy. Cork. and Kerry. The dsciar-
ation OF martial law followed q
series of reports from disaffected
districts similar TO those that pre-
ceded the Easter rebellion in 1916.
For the frst time since the siege
ef Derry today British troops manned
the walls Of the historic city. as a
result Of the series Of the disorders
that marked the celebration Of Lady
Day"
Many prosecutions for "drilling and
unlawful assembly are taking place
in North kerry, and in Tyrone and
many Irish members OF parliament,
including Messrs. Devlin and Nc
veagh, have left England for Ire
land.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
PRAISES OTE PIPER.

The Hon. Ote Piper, Of Clinton.
Ky. "A member Of the last legislature,
j. the owner of "A large nursery In his
home county and well represented the
agricultural and horticultural inter
s.sts Of not only his district but of the
entire State.
Mr.. Piper made a great fight for a
general fish bill-to fish and seine i'm
navigable and non-navigable streams
throughout the State Assisted by his
friends. he succeeded in passing this
bill through the House by an over
whelming majority. The bill was then
reported TO the Senate, where several
amendments were made. The bill III
nally passed the House with it's mod
ifications.
He also succeeded i'm passing through
the House a rabbit bill which made il
lawful To kill rabbit any day in the
year anywhere found
Mr.. Piper always used his influence
and efforts in behalf of the farmer and
laboring man. You had as well try
TO butt a steam engine OF the track
as 10 swerve this man from his line
of duty I'm behalf of his constituency
Anderson News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

Whereas; IL has pleased Almighty
God in bis infinite wisdom % remove
from Orr midst on the 9TH day of De
ccmbefs 1915. our beloved brother W.
J. Spraaiiin
Be ~ resolved that by his untimely
death. Hickman Lodge No. 7G1. r. 4
A. NJ. has lost a true friend and a
faithful brother. and his family a low
ing-father. and a faithful and devoted
husband. and the town and community
brave. loyal and patriotic citizen
Resolved that we cherish the memory
Of our departed brother as his life was
an example Of the principles Of this
order
Resolved that the Hickman Lodge
No. T6i. p. 4 A. VI. desires 10 express
"a his -bereaved. family our deepes;
sympaysiy' In the hour Of grief snd be.
reavement. and 4hat the assurance Of
affection and Respect will always ac
company his memory.
ResOlsed hat "A copy ~ these resOlu-
tions be- spread upon the minute book
Of our lodge. a copy published In tho
Hickman Courier. and copy mailed
20 the family Of the Diseased brother
= s. -. Stembridge.
q. n Moore.
w. 4. Montgomery
Committee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

For Sale: The handsome. new SO.
en-roOm Observation-Disclosures propert,
of =, +. Reeves. I'm the south part Of
town. Electric lights. city water
bath. cistern. Outbuiidings, barn. bis
garden and three lots. Cath GOxI5f
I feet Splendid location. No cftr
taxes. low insurance. An ideal home
Also an S-rOom residence I'm West
Hb-lSmun. lot COx190 feet. located on
main gravel street Rents for $40
month. Small cash payment. BALANCE
IN easy terms for either piece Of prop
erty. Mr.. Reeves has business inter
ssts elsewhere and wants 10. sell. For
terms apply at this office IT
Ebert Mills. a former Hickman
county teacher. but now I'm trimming az
Camp Henry Knox. has put out
fccler 10 ascertain what his chances OF
winning the nomination would lie IN
case ne decided 10 run for the Icgis-
lature from this district OF course
Mr.. Mills cannot decide deflnitely TO
enter the race until after he Is DIS
charged from the army. There are
several things 10 be considered. and IN
the meantime his friends can think
the matter Over.-Clinton Gazette.
For Sale: NY six-room residence
on Dresden road Lights. water and
bath Good garden Also 40 acres
of land for sale or rent. See w. r..
Phelps. tfcsI
Candidates for office I'm the August
primary are bobbing up We announce
three this week-two for Governor and
one for Representative.
Mules for Sale: s or 10 head az
nice. well broke. young cotton mules.
VIII sell for cash or good note
Hickman Hardware Co. tie
People OF fastidious tastes favor the
Hickman Drug Company's soda foup-
tain There's a reason
Smoke your meat with virgins
Condensed Smoke - Hickman Drug
Co.
J. w. Morris. ex-Circuit Clerk. has
been on the sick list several days.
Col c. L. Walker went to Louisville
on business Monday night
Fruits. Cigars. Lunch goods at Crea-
sons Cafe /,
Miss Mary Berendes is on the SICK !
list 4,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
W. O. W. ELECT
Local Lodge Selects Officers for
Ensuing Year.

The annual election Of officers a
Film Camp No. 3 Woodmen of IN,
World. was held az the lodge hall OF
Tuesday night. and the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Richard Henry. &. &.
Chas. Ray. Adv J..
W. =. Reed. Banker.
J. g. Ellison. Clerk.
Jake Wiley. Sentry.
J.. a Donnell. Escort
Miss J. w. Walton. Waterman.
W. G. Vance. J. w Rooney ana Henry
McMullin. Managers
This lodge now has membership
something In excess Of go and l. still
the largest lodge In the county.