| Show rt i r f fA r j A V l r t W i IS W I i f T tJ J I IL f A Great International e l Committee tee teeA L A List of Representatives of Life Insurance Policy Holders W That Will Go Far Toward Tempering the Present Distrust jc Ki fek iI I j L p t r rp p hr ll 1 4 A Lr r i I A 7 l I i t II tY j 3 r f J e I w a 4 S lJ c i t i 1 GIBBONS OH ON UK In moM meet recent nt move moye in ronne with the life Ilfe in ohl t tun Ilan I l ili Ih the formation fir of f the I International l I Ir i tiny v holder ders cont nf r mince Hy by manta of 01 e tIl the they y holders holder of tb IM IMM Mutual Militia M itu tl 1 UK ar till sits V t tt Yok com lanh i II III liau hB ha the IIII opportunity be M ginning I Uri 1111 w is I ni t 1 to 10 undertake the of f r Hi Ih two tan Till rile nii 81 step IN IM I In bl with the Ihl theMI MI ll n 1 taken by h the Ihl 1 HI pr Ram from fr Ih th n recently appointed In III KII Britain France franc rane ad aad Germany G w Iii IK ht 1 i H Hn l places place la MI rm III the Inter InterI mal and IlM all future action will willU U tx nou i C C The makeup of or the lite portion o of th tM the committee fairly 1111 brittle bristles with names name Among those who ho have bart cof to 10 serve Ive are no tto nole le I less than all lx Iz governors governor of states Napoleon Na n It B lir ward of or Florida New Vew ton Inn C of or J JFrank JFrank Frank Hint of 01 Indiana John A John Johll Johnson lion son of ol Minnesota t Samuel Ssmuel l W V Penn packer pack of Pennsylvania and nd Hinry Roberts Robert of ot Connecticut This hl Is la a are re remarkably dignified la II lay representation but the tho b I quite as II James Gibbons Gibbon and Charles C of the tM Methodist ji J leip l church are arr among th thE eminent 1 who were riven lv n place pieces on the Ih commute committee Judge Jud George f Orl tray ra of or Richard 01 n My y of rat u m hu Alton Allon 1 ii 11 Parker Jarr of New York fork ork ate air of the GOVERNOR N X C legal Ability to be found within the membership of ot the committee and come aonie additional names name of International repute r pule are arc home borne by b Chart Charles Emory Emot Smith ex general enral Gin oral 1 I Tracy Trao of the and Congressman C Nicholas the presidents son In law James JamM JAm Cardinal Gibbons Gibbon li Ii I at the head h ad of or the hierarchy of the Catholic church In America He lie U is I a native of and was waa w mad made bishop coadjutor of ot that thaI i see Ite e In 1111 becoming the urns name year Mr Nine years UK later laler ho ht was a 81 nominated ta to the and Invested Invented Ine with th the Insignia In of ot A prince of the church The cardinal U Is H It a thoroughbred Ameri Amerl American can tin n as he ha has demonstrated II on more mou than one occasion and hi his hll reputation GOVERNOR PI ACKER both bolh for tor probity and keen heen bu business Inv In tight U Is I such mich that his name In von con motion with an nn Eo U I a ewer oner of ot strength Scarcely IMI leu I Li L the name Mm of McCabe the revered chaplain of the One On Hundred and OhIo Onto In the civil war with a record that It Is I all te to the tho god Governor nl In Is a 1 native ot or the Pelican State Slat l rn In Rapides n parish In 1119 1110 Ho Ito was a a member r of for f r thirteen years year and n a United Stated senator for on one term l rm Then he wa was AI elected to the supreme court of his bli ante and served seven even years year 6 from rein the bench to ac uc accept accept the nomination for fer t r governor I Governor Is Ml also MIo o a native of or orthe the stale Halo of or which h II he It Is I now chief executive In hi hla younger day III he was as 1 GOVERNOR jOI J I F JOHNSTON a 11 steamboat t at pilot on St Johns bar Florida 11 In the eIghties he owned an nn Interest Inter lIt In hr a n 1 little steamer plying be between tween two to Florida river tonne loans Then he a woodyard ard In Jacksonville made money mone at nt the business went Into politics and eventually became a Ii mem mm member bee ber r of the state legislature In 10 1604 he hens was ns elected governor for five live j Gov another In InIn instance stance In nee of n It man who Mho did lid not rind It necessary to 11 go K g out of his native state Mate to tn secure letUre high position born bom at Pa fa HP lie Is I another vet wt veteran veteran eran of or the civil chU war far and distinguished dl himself at He lit IK is Also o an alumnus of ot the law luw 11 department of the tho of oC Pennsylvania and ancl has hu written several works on legal that thaI are standard Governor Roberts I I of Hallford Conn WM was as born bom In tn Brook DrouK GOVERNOR J r I lyn In and wn wits educated for a lawyer but hut abandoned the th practice l to succeed t 1 to 10 his lili fathers lucrative of ot manu mallu manufacturing woven wire malt reM When he became J ame rich he did lh forthwith ho went enl ent Into and made nude such uch a n good showing In the tho leg and ac RIC lieutenant governor that he h was eventually made governor governor of Connecticut C eul Governor Johnson l I le a 1 notable rep repe rt of the largo larso Scandinavian element In Minnesota He lie 11 was wai I born bom at St Rt L Peter Petr Minn In 1861 the Ih son ion on of Immigrants Immigrant When he h was about eleven he had tn to go BO to 10 work ork to 10 help support the family and he learned the printers trade Later in life he 11 be became became Je came with the Ih newspaper and he lie has hai ha made that ha hi hilife life lite work finally going saint Into GOVERNOR HENRY nHI la I and In time becoming go I r t s native natle elate Governor H Ilan ni live dive th of ot Illinois hut but after aner he hI I 11 had 11 t tover 1 over or Into Indians Indian and IM Um tau lall I for nine rosin reus In the Iho r v concluded to remain HP He ht I lawyer laer ami n l entered d the i i serving several evral terms In the Ih M 1 and anti then going COlne on t tHe u uRe I Ilie He Re wa was 0 elected governor IUM Iasi 1 C Colonel A M I Shook Shock 1 I Ibel her ber of the committee IK is rep rei n r the richest man In Tenn other southerner who will wll i ithe Ithe the interests of 0 policy I section Is la Jams James C C It I III lesion leaton S P C e C The Baptist r f rII t try II have hale a 11 prominent the Her ne Dr nu I H II Cones of the Ih Baptist tabernacle In hi i j ph lis |
