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The state herald., 1893-12-15

Tho cabinet officers OF the Epworth
League met at the home Of Mrs. l.. NJ
Reynolds Monday evening and carefully
canvassed the work OF the various de
partments. Efforts were mads to intro
duce new ideas and methods and eplivcn
tho old ones. The most important OF nil
was the passage OF the following resolu-
tions with reference to the department
OF "Mercy and Help"
Whereas, Tho winter season is nov at
hand, the time OF the year that always
finds some needy families in every com
munity, and
Whereas tho second department Of
the Epwoith League has for its special
work the relief OF such necessitous cases
as far as possible, therefore
BE 1t Resolved, That We earnestly 30
licit Information concerning families or
persons Of this county tbat may be IN
need Of help.
Resolved, That we also ask all persons
having clothing, provisions or other aid
that they desire TO render IN such cases,
TO report tho ssrno TO tho secretary.
president or any other officer or member
Of tho Epworih League.
Resolved, That we kindly petition tue
help OF the various ladics' aids Of our
city in this work Of Mercy and Help,
that garments may DO rcmodeled TO suit
the needs Of such persons.
Resolved, That We will gladly become
an Impartial distributing agency IN this
uarIttiau work. w. Il. CoLLErr, Pres.
JrssiE VIsscuEg, Sec'y.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

WAl'THAM-TIPTON.-Married,a at
the Baptist Church, in Holyoke, Colo,
Thursday evening, Dec. II, 1893, Rev.W.
E. Collott officiating, Frank Il. Whitman
and Emma M. Upton, both Of Holyoke.
A large number Of invited guests were
in attendance at the church. A beauti-
full wedding bell hung over the pulpit
and back Of the pulpit was neatly deco
rated, while around the foot Of the choir
gallery and above the pulpit were the
names. Emma and Frank, in evergreen
letters. At 7:30 O'Clock Miss Emily
Whitman played the wedding march.
Two little girls, Fay Clark and Berl Nc
Kinnie, preceded the wedding party as
they entered the church and scattered
flowers in the aisles. Tho groom, his at.
tendant @. F. Parker and Rev. Collett
passed up one aisle while the bride lean
ing on tho arm Of her father, T. D. Tip
ton, followed by her attendant, Miss
Grace Whitman, passed mp the other
aisle TO the pulpit where tho bride and
groom took position under the wedding
bell. The marriage ceremony pro-
nounoed by Rev. Collett was short, but
very Impressive. Tho bride wore pink
satin dress trimmed with whito swans
down. Alter congratulations BY II, rel
st,vss Of the welded couple, the invited
guests repaired to tho l. o. o. F. Lodge
parlon, vhsre reception was given by
Nr. and Mrs. ]. M. Whitman, parents
Of the groom. Congratulations over, the
guests wsre invited to partske Of most
tempting supper which. had been spread
In Bakers Hail. When tho guests had
done full justice TO the many tempting
delisacies set before them, they returned
TO the I. o. o. F. parlors where . most
pleasant and social evening was spent.
A large number Of costly and beautiisf
presents wore received by tho welded
couple from their many friends. The
guests from Q distance were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. bravo and Mr.. p. Pearson, Of
Holdregs, Nsb.. Mr.. II. II. Prsll Of Cur
t,s, Nsb., and Mr.. 8. d. straysr. OF Glen
wood, Iowa. The newly welded couple
arc we'll known and hsvo = host Of
friends in Holyoke and the surrounding
country. Tho bride is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. d. Upton Of Holyoks and
10 quite popular IN the social circles Of
holyoks. The groom 10 TO b congratu-
lated on securing such an smiabls and
accomplished young lady a. lifo com.
~ =. Tho groom 10 tho son Of Mr..
i Mrs. ]. N. Whitman Of nolyoks
and, although he has been in business
In Holyoks only about two years, yet he
has In that time. by his uniformly cour.
tsous asd far treatment Of his customers
succeeded In establishing himself ~ ono
Of tho leading business mon Of tho town.
Tho HsaAi.p extends best wishes to this
worthy couple.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

JOHNSON-MANATT- Married ut
the home Of tho brides parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. David Aanatt, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 29th, 1888, Mr.. W. II. johnson Of
Holyoke, Colo, and Miss Belle Manntt Of
Brooklyn, Rev.R.L. Patterson officiating.
'r-Thero were about thirty five relatives
and friends present to Witness this very
pretty and happy wedding ceremony.
Miss Edith Neir OF Montezuma greeted
the friends at the door as they arrived.
At O'Clock tho bridal party were ush-
cred to the parlor by Miss Lena Stull OF
Montezuma. They wore attended by
Miss Nellie Manatt and Mr.. A. ID. Tai
bot. Taking their place under an arch
OF flowers and roses, the minister ap-
preached and put tho finishing touches
TO tho cementing together
OF two hearts. The bride looked
very pretty in white silk ana lace.
Tho groom is handsome young man
from Colorado, q train dispatcher and
won the friendship OF all whom Le met.
After congratulations were said, elegant
Refreshments were served and at 0 O'Clock
there were hurrying good-bys said and
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson departed for tho
train which was TO carry them to their
new home. A number Of friends accom-
panied thom to tho depot and gave thom
tho regulation farewell. The bride is a
native Of Brooklyn. Sbo has grown to
womanhood hero and has town full Of
friends who wish her the blessings OF
life and most heartily congratulate tho
groom upon his choice Of bride.-The
CBrookiyn, la) Chronicle.
Mr.. johnson is we'll known in Holyoke'
having hold tho position OF assistant
train dispatcher at Holyoke for some
time and has many friends hero. Mrs.
johnson has many friends aud acqusint-
ances in Holyoke. having at one time
made quite an extended visit 10 the fam.
lily Of her uncle, Mr.. S. u. Peck, Of Hol-
yoke. Tho ncwly married couple will
make their homo in Holyoke. The HKs-
AID joins with their many friends in
best wishes for their prosperity and hap
piness.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

A very fine Photographic view OF the
Worlds Fair, $ 10 inches in size, the
work Of the Official Photographer Of the
United States Government, and accom-
panied by graphic, interesting and au-
ihentic description, will DO sent free by
tho Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean to any
one who will send ono 2 cent stamp fer
postage. Address, "Librannn,' Inter
Ocean.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

d. NJ. Taylor has recently made re-
pairs on the American House OF Sterling
which add very materially to its appear
ance and renders II more comfortable.
Mr.. Taylor is very thoughtful and ne
commodaiing landlord and spares no
pains to make comfortable all who stop
at his hotel. When you 20 TO Sterling
bo sure and register at tho American
House,
The state herald., 1893-12-15
nOlYOSE FLOUR AND rEHD ElrHlAeR

have opened -four and feed ex-
change store In the building formerly
occupied by Lohso Bros. flour and fcod
store. We hando tho Elsie Roller Mil
Hour aud the Lamar Roller MIL -four.
The Hour made by these mills is known
by tho people OF this county to be first
class. Give un a call whom you want
anything in our line.
BE STRICKLAND, Prop.
j. Il. SAxTos, Manager.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

A lady, who has Just returned from
Illinois. says that she noycr saw such
hard timsa back there before. Tho poor.
o. class Of people arc having hard time
TO got the bare necessities Of lie. Tho
mills sell moro corn mca, than ever 10.
fore, and havo 10 sell Tint on time, all Of
which gocs 10 show that In other places
the Inhabitants arc much worse of than
tho settlers Who have cast thcir lots In
Eastern Colorado. Rattlsr.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
NOrICE.

The Dorcas Society, OF Ilolyoke Pres-
byterian Church, will scryo refreshments
ut Bakers Hall on tho afternoon and
evening OF Tuesday, Dec. 10. Also II
loan exhibition will DO hold with an nd
mission f.o OF ten cents and sale Of use.
full aud fancy articles suitable for holi-
day gifts. Public patronage Id solicited.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

George Rule, who for some timo has
had charge OF tho b. 4 81. supply Dc
partmont nt nolyoke, has been trans
ferred TO McCook, Neb,. to which place
no and his iamily went this week. We
arc sorry To henr thnt this change has
been made for Mr.. Rule and family will
DO much missed by tho people Of Hol-
vaka
The state herald., 1893-12-15

There Was quite crowd OF bidaefs
at tho tax salo Monday. The penai,' pc
delinqent tax should be reduced. a &c
duction Of tho penalty might lessen the
number OF biddors some, but quito q
material reduction could bo made with
out endangering tho collection Of the de-
linquent tax mud there was hard fight
made for such reduction by members
Of the last legislature.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

We called Al the Logan County Bank
while In Sterling n fsw days aso, md
found l.. r. Gillstt bnsiIy engaged with
bis banking business. Hc expressed
himself ~ well satIsHod with the busi.
moss he has had since opening tho bank
on Monday Of last week.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

The oxnard Beet Sugar Factory, ut
oxnsrd, Neb., paid out s72,o0O In cash
for sugar beets on Monday. November
Is. This Is only n sample Of what our
farmers may expect whom onso they DO.
gin TO raiso sugar bocts In this valley
and our factory III located Grand juno.
tion Nows.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Tho coal prospectors who arc sinking
tho SHIFT In Rock Springs valley, near
Akron, report indications favorable Tho
hole ia now o,shiy iect deep. wo srus,
that tho gentlemen Interested will meet
with success, and that quickly.-Akron
Pioneer Press.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Mrs. VIM. Lane left Holyoke, Monday
for visit Of several months with friends
At -4oalton. In. The HERALD will keep
her posted on Phillips county news dur
ing her absence.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Andrew Bsllontine caught two co, OTTO
Monday with his grcyhounds. Ho said
ono Of thsn was tho Chm pIon coyote oi
tho scason, measuring, from Zip to tip,
two inches longer than bis biggest dog
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Rev. Coltman, pastor Of tho Prssby,
terian church Of Holyoke, will preach
morning md evening ut the Baptist
church Sunday, Dec. 81. Communion
services will Le held Sunday morning.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Miss Ada Bennett returned to Hol.
yoke this week from York, Nob., where
she has been attending school. She will
visit 1t home till after Holidays.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

DO no, buy those Christmas presents
until our goods como. Have bought a
choice limo Of Christmas goods which
will DO here ID iew days. H. u. Post.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

l have on hand some fine pure-blooded
Brown Leghorn, White Faced Black
Spanish nnd Black Minorca Cockercls
that will sell aud they must be dis
posed OF ut once. +, NJ. SMITH,
Holy oke, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

W. II. Albershardt has secured license
for the manufacture Of smoking tobacco
30 you can got good grade Of natural
leaf by calling on him.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Smokers will lind IL to their sdvsn-
tage TO stop ut W. II. Albershardt's
smoking parlor and examine his line Of
tobaccos. lie has smoking tobacco from
% cents to o. per pound.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

PIrEs.-From o cents 10 s25 each. Pipes
for tho young and tho old, pipes for the
rich and the poor. pipes Of all sizes, tyles
and descriptions at W. II. Albsrshardt's .
smoking parlors.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
PORTRAIT FRAMES.

Parties desiring frames for portraits
can secuis thcm ut the Art Gallery for
from ono dollar up. 1t ia folly to pay
s2.75 for portrait franc when you can
get as good frame at the Art Gallery
for ono dollar. Call and see for your
self. W. c. POWERS.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
COUNTY oer,oGRs.

Covxu C,mz-8sswart W. Bear.
NsIai1v-Jas. 4. Temple,
SCounTT JupoH-wm. z. Robinson.
fnlAsunuD-B. 4. Hoskins.
6uYf. oY PcsooLA-c. u. Timberlaks.
AaoDseor-0. Weaver
6uuvHyoH Lowe.
Conou1-L. y. l.ewis.
censissioaiss- N. kipiins. 8. Nelson
n, y. Copp.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

We havo just received car load Of
the Piorson Milling Cos. -four from
Lawrence, Knn., which we guarantee to
bs equal 10 any -four made. Holyoke
Exchange. J. X. Saxtou. Manager.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
NOTICE.

/ have heavy imported Shire stallion
also several head OF trotting and draft
horses and colts which / will trade for
good land. Address o. A. GoRDoN,
Madrid, Neb.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

STANDARD Horse and Cattle Food.
For the prevention and cure OF the
numerous diseases OF horses, cattle,
hogs aud sheep and valuable to stock.
men, liyerymcn, dairyman and farmers.
For sale by W. Il. SHAMP s. Co.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Go TO The City Drug Store for line
limo Of Holiday Books and Standard Lit
srature.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

II you arc thinking Of making final
proof on your claim, call and SEQ j. u.
Cummins, clerk Of the district court.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Miss Lillio Dickorson returned this
week from visit with relatives IN No.
braska.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

The City Drug Storc has an elegant
line Of Cups and Saucsrs and othor fan
cy China Ware.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

The State Bank Of Julesburg has nude
an assignment to Peter Peterson Of that
place.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

When you 60 to Sterling it will bs to
your advantage to stop At tho American
House.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Rev. Perry Moore, Of Stratton, Neb
is visiting with relatives in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Ssucrkraut, sweet cucumber ard sour.
mixed pickles IN bulk nj W. r. Shamp g.
C,o'a
The state herald., 1893-12-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
v. .. LAND OFFICE. STERLING.
STATE oFFlogRs.

0ovuason-Dav,s II, Waite,
z: 0ovsano...Dsvid Y; NJ niesSi;n; * n;,c,..,
0fAf1 1TnlAsunHn--Aihcrt Nance.
SIm IUc,for-f. ". aoods ioonss.
zWoaI1T 0lHxnAis-Eascne EnEiey.
6s1Aron Mn pisTlioT-y. u, Painter.
ksnslITAuvn-Jsmes y. Canadian.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Mrs. A. l.. Secor md her son started
Monday for Minneapolis, Min, for a Wis.
II with relatives.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
FOR SALE,

have an Aer-Motor wind mill, now
pump and galvanized pipe all in good
condition, for sale. GusT ScHEuNEMANH.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Go 10 the Holyoko Exchange Flour
and Feed storc aud get % ihs Of Hour
pcr busbsi for good wbcat.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

puro apple buttor and fruit preserves
NJ W. II. Shnmp 4 Cos.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Lewis & Morrison have car load Of
bailed hay for sale.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Va arc sgertu for the celebrated
Eureka Elastic Paint. DaAan Drug %.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Kings quick rising buck wheat flour
a~d maple syrup nj W. Il. Bhamp & Cos
The state herald., 1893-12-15

All land papers carefully and correctl.
madc out by j. B. Cummins.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Go 10 Tho City Drug Store for fine
Holiday Goods md Toys, Fine Vase aud
Hanging Tampa.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
paso,Nor OFFICERS.
oiry cFFlosRs.

Ss:ssS;:. ec ki f:s I'd a. cfs5srs Soa
The state herald., 1893-12-15
Henry Lohse, OF Elsie, Mob, was in
Holyoke this week on business.

will have In few days the best line
Of useful Christmas presents ever shown
in Hoiyoko and they will bo sold very
cheap. 4. ". Post.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Go 10 Hyatt 4 Elliott for your Christ.
mas candles 4 o., largest stock aud low
set prices.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

We have q lot Of flne silk handksr.
chiefs 10 soil sta bargain. Hyatt 4 III
lott.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

The City Drug Store bas tho finest
line of Holiday Goods ever In the city.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

Gene Ia and sss our color card before
ysu paint your house. Dakan.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

All the latest shades IN Elastic Paints
"A Dak ana.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

A good mixed candy for 10 osnts per
pound. Hyatt 4 Elliott.
The state herald., 1893-12-15
subscribe for tho srArs HERALD.

A ssod double house for salo. c
varasy.
The state herald., 1893-12-15

90 - Garland I Cos. for your hsr-
The evening world., 1893-09-21
CHICAGO SHOE METHOD.
A Lady Astoundsd at the Audacity
OF a Store Clerk.

There Is one society woman in Wash
ington who came home from the World $
Fair wiser In some things as TO the
ways of the Windy city than when she
lef' the primitive capital OF the nation
where the shoe store clerks still kneel
down to try on their customers shoes.
The lady In question tells the story on
herself, so there can be no harm In re-
peating II. says the Washington Post.
1t appears thai. having worn out her
footgear in tramplng around the Elk.
position grounds, she went into one OF
the fashionable shoe stores. After hay
Ing a. number OF pairs Of shoes brought
out for inspection. she requested to
have pair tried on. The clerk coolly
seated himself on the sofa on her light
side. and. reaching down with a dex-
ferrous movement, brought the custom:
er's LETT foot mp across his knee and
commenced unbuttoning the shoe.
"of course. wasn't going to Jet on
cage" said the victim. of the. Incident.
In relating It afterwards. $50 l just sat
there as though / had been used TO
having shoes tried on that way all
my life. but ] must say that the Chi
cago method Is little startling when
applied without warning"
The evening world., 1893-09-21
THE HORSE Baked.
The Man Who Owned It ana What
He Didn's DO.

Well. !. hope ! shall never see such
swung himself into q Woodward avenue
car at Columbia street. says the De-
what was s' III" asked three or four
"A man was driving through Columbia
street when his horse suddenly baked.
was 'n no ' use. Then he 1T took a baseball ii
bat out OF his buggy and stood of and
Killed the poor brute at blow, the
bruter' shouted one. as the narrator
mo. not that. He changed his mind
and returned the bat to the carriage.
1t was near carpenter shop. and he
asked 4 boy to bring out an armful Of
placed them under the horse and set
fire, to them. He ought to be sent to
mo. he didn't do that. A new idea
shavings back and took out a wicked
looking knife: l was about to speak to
why, you ought to have hit him on
the ear! A man who will stab horse
He didn't stab him."
"Oh. no. / was about to speak to him
When when be en- tied the horse to "a tree and
but where does the dreadful sight
come in-the blood-ths dying asonies?"
The dreadful sight was in seeing the
realized what a fool he had made of
himself; Astonishment. chasrin' self
,ene ali together sta as "1 they 9 turned v away
and that hurt the mans feelings and he
wouldn't say another word.
The evening world., 1893-09-21
FIW USE FOR THE BICYCLE.
Boston Genius Has Made 1t Carry
Fire Fxtin ynjsber.

Boston has discovered a new line OF
usefulness for the bicycle. Some inven-
I'VE genius mas nttri whee. Win II
small chemical tank and n fire axe
with which avrorirar'e nra - rf~r o.,
at the house of a ladder company. In
south Boston. says Hardware.
one or the bicycle houses Of that city
fitted up a machine OF this sort some
time ago and sent II to the Chicago
Fair. to be placed In It's exhibit. and the
machine At South Boston Is the second
one OF the sort ever tried The captain
90 - .@.--. LJ.ngdny says t.Ia. the
practical value OF the experiment could
not be estimated at present. The ma
chine Is being tried by one Of his men,
made.
1t is a lady's light roadster with cush-
lon tires. and with Its whole OUTFIT
weighs about sixty pounds The chemi-
cal tank, fixed between the head OF the
machine and the seat, holds about two
gallons OF chemical, which amounts as
an extinguisher to twelve pals OF water
In speaking Of the experiment the
captain says:
"On the Back Bay or In the outskirts
OF the city where there are good roads.
the machine may be OF use in extin-
gushing slight fires. caused by smoking
chimneys, blazing curtains or the like,
but on the pavements OF the city II
would probably be OF little practical
use. One in each engine house would
probably be all that the department
would ever use. and as yet the expert
ment has not even been brought to the
notice Of the Fire Commission"
The evening world., 1893-09-21
MACS PLAN WORKED WELL.
But It Brought Desolation to ON Ad.
mirlug Dude

The youth had apparently been MAX
ing himself offensive to a certain young
woman. and another youth had taken
the young woman's part % the extent
of punching the first youth In the eye,
knocking him down. jumping on him and
After It was all over. an old gentleman
took the victor aside, and said: II ad-
Inire gallantry."
"Wots that?" asked the victor.
Il say ! admire gallantry. I saw
you 20 to the defense Of that young
lady"
" "Yoas ny Eiyl! GAL" explained the youth
Yep. We've been training together
Training"
I'm her steady company. See?"
"Oh. yes, yes; of course. That made
fellow annoying her "
"Annoyin' her! Mister. you don't
seem to catch on I've been layin' for
this tow headed dude fer most a month.
cause don't like him. See? He
ssorter. rifles me- An Mag, she don't
near to him to smash him-he wouldn't
give me no reason TO do It. an so Mag
she says: IN fix him. ri Jest get him
nlrtin, an then you can step up an
smash him for flirting with your gall
Awful smart gal. Mag Is. SO she toys
herself out an goes out an catches the
dazzle. and that gives me the chance
j want an / comes up an asks him
what he's firtin with my gal fer. an
hiffs him one In the eye, an then Jumps
on him an squares up fer all the time
I've been waitin. Great girl. Mag is
he's dyin' fer a chance to swipe one OF
these yeller-shoed skates"
The evening world., 1893-09-21
SNAKE VERSUS EAGLE.
An Arizona Story of q Fight to the
Death In Mid-Air.

Do0th In Mio.Ar.
j. II. Lee came In yesterday from the
ranch west of Prescott ana related a
strange story. says the Prescott Cour-
Ter.
several families Of American eagles have
and have, In the main. been unmolested.
their chief prey being snakes and other
reptiles unwelcome to man.
In the same section species Of
snake known hereabouts as the whip
Of the long. slim yariety, seldom larger
than a good-sized walking-sti but
ranging In length all the way. from
four to ten feet. They are not con-
strictor species. wind around their prey
and crush Ii, and their squeezing powers
are said to be somewhat wonderful. So
swift are these snakes that they dis
appear unharmed when struck at with
a stick. like the shadow Of a flying
bird.
A few days ago Mr.. Lees sons were
hunting through the forest near the
which was sailing in midalr, suddenly
dart to the earth. heard fiutter in the
brush. a piercing scream. and the bird
rose above the pinetops with an I'M
usually long whipsnake dangling from
The eagle held the snake lust i'hind
the head and rose rapidly. The snake
seemed to be making Intellectual ef-
forts to draw Its dangling body up to
The eagle was s,pDn In midair. and
the snake could not he seen. but 1t was
evident mortal combat was taking
place. for the bird would rise and fall
pain, and In a few minutes was seen
rapidly descending carthwLrd. turning
The evening world., 1893-09-21
BROOKLYN GOSSIP,

Judge Hiram r. Steele has returned to the
city. He will at once begin work on having a
bill PASSED In the Legislature to all In the
Go@anus Canal.
One OF the most popular members In the
Twenty-third Regiment Of Brooklyn is John =
Henry IT, Mr.. Henry Is taking an active part
In Rep blican politics. and has been spoken of
as possible candidate for the Assembly this
Fall
Amory s. Cahart. the Ollie Teail OF brooklyn
will marry Miss Marie Bookman.
Few OF Capt. Rohmann's friends suspect
that he is fifty years old. He celebrated the
half century anniversary OF his advent a few
days ago. The Captain says he feels as young
as q man OF thirty.
Edwin Ludlum has returned from his trip
abroad. after having passed the Summer tour
Ing the Continent,
Walter Broadhead is said to be one OF the
best cricket players In Brooklyn. He says that
next season he viii organize cricket club with
view OF meeting some English clubs in an
International tournament.
Maggie has organized bowling club in
South BROOKLYN which Will be known as Para
graph H. The members say the derivation Of
the name Is to be kept secret until a given time.