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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
Columbia, S. c.

DEAR UNION SIGNAL:-Miss Willard's
paper, read in the Worlds Congress,
entitled "a White Life for Two" con-
tains truths that every man and woman
in America should know and appreci-
ate. | am glad to hear her sound the
trumpet on this subject, and | hope
that her and your efforts will never
cease until men and women are placed
on precisely the same plane in this
world. A Chistian mother gave me,
when mere boy, the right thought on
this question, and | have lived by it,
and by the grace of God, will die by
it because it is the best thing for man
in this world and in the next.
1t lies in the power of the woman
hood of America to make its manhood
just as good, just as true, just as up
right, and just as holy in thought and
words, as the men require the women
to be, and if it is done, all other re-
forms will be accomplished. Make a
man pure in heart and soul, and reform
is not necessary. In fact, there is moth
ing in him to reform. What the Chris
tan religion has done for woman, wo-
man may, by the same religion, do for
man; and the Lord III Heaven only
knows how he needs it. The highest
ideal of purity and holiness should be
the foundation of every Christian
home, and it is just as necessary, in or
der for that home to be what God would
have it be, to have good man in it as
to have good woman in it. This is
the law of pure morality and we will
never be able to have the highest form
of society or the most permanent form
of statehood until we have all law and
personal action founded upon pure
home.
A great deal has been said recently
on this subject, and any movement in
this direction has my most heartfelt
sympathy, because | believe it the very
best thing that can be done for the
woman, for the man, for the State, for
the nation. In the name of Jesus of
Nazareth, let the work go forward.
ONE OF THE MEN.
Chicago, Ill.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-03
PLEDGE.

I hereby solemnly promise, GoD HELPING
ME, to abstain from all Distilled. Fermented and
Malt Liquors, including Wine, Beer and Cider,
and 10 employ all proper means TO discourage the
use of and traffic in the same.
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Fort SMITH, March 8, 1894.

FORT OMlTH, Mdfcn y. Iooi.
in care of U S Jailer Bakster. Iwish
to warne some of the young Men of the
indian countrey again selling whiskey
because in the end if it dos not break
wones mex it will send him to the pen.
what makes young men begin selling
whiskey if they think thear is mony
to be made at it they ar sadly mistak-
en- have tried selling whislkey and i
know thear is nothing to be made at it.
thear is in Jail hear now about 10 whis-
key pedlers and all of them will tell
you they have not made anything sell
ing whiskey then thear is train ROBBERS,
horse theaves and murders hear and
many of them will tell you first begun
by selling whiskey then if you would
stay out of the pen you had better not
begin selling whiskey for it is the hiway
to broklin newyork Milton Boren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRusr DEED

NoiiCt - HtlEHl GIVEN, THAT
Inn AZ 11Vioas, On thg i9t Jay Of August is9i
nue, made, executed ami do iycrcd 10 frahk
stephens their certain trust deed, thereby
conveying 70 tho said frank b stenbena M,
KIN lIo iiAt go Of ,, iho soath lat Of 10 -FOUR
sglAeJ, situated IN tho city and count
OF nalt Lake, Territory on utaR
stll trust deed being recorded on the Gth DAY
lsHcn l1ls, " tho records OF nc ree1rtier
gu sAlt Lake county, Utah TERRITORY. rrfor.
Snvv 20 which a. hereby had said cchyoJ anoa
menl 10 AlUuus Nance u the sum ~ fbi,fy.
Mp hundred Dollars on the drst day Of AZ
NV" ~. Win Interest from Augn.t nrst.
va ~ eight per cent per annum al cyideIrsI
~ coupon prlmisiofy noto dated Nugn.t
~ i14i which sAd note provided itat
y ueihult hs made in the payment Oh ans ia.
principal Of said note and ali unp5it ,,,,, ,'9
~ we uuo ~ Auch default might na hi tbs
1puen Vt the legal holderof said uult Al ones
Salt Az tt,, W. anl pAyallo, without notice
lAull De made iu tie payment OF NM intsra.,
sg55up1H az any psrt thereof, said trnstee
iasei,,n.a.,,,ll sAl premises To pay all OF sad
KY. lhss.' nra1 giving twenty DAYS no..
ueV OF lhc time, terms and pl5re ~,
au.n .He,Dy advertisement in some ntwrpaper
In salt Nv, Gnsh9 language and pubhahcd
10y anu reasonable attorneys leo And
ops hg,u,a1a, Nv l.tNrpal coup M for tho sum OF
49, 'N'''''Nf ANN WNulf NlINt do lara for an.
WlNa upoh oAid indebtedness, maturod uunn
w nI1t my o. Auglsblsgl aud no pnrt there
n, WA niSc'sas Alb.Gus Nance IA the legal holder
o. aAlu note hui has elected 20 declare thn an
Wv ltlhy'pll sum secured thereby dino ma
payaulei ahu has declared same due hnd nav
a.,t anu hl. requested the unirIti ma
Mus,,, 70 ecu aAld premises Tor the purnose az
pallng hld indebtedness now. therefor'
NV, y hcrepy gwen that on saturday "a
NsWhel luh, ls3i, M " o'rIort NOM
OF .ald daU 40 tho suutH tr1nt 49,
eslt fssss 9o ln county court house m
4hLeu NNl ftl lhu prcmiseH IA Tetripfnrs
Y,9tnn,lt 10 uullc auction 10 tlo btsts.t
ll9lcr Tor cash Tor tho purpo,o of MAN,
,.,,h 'nuoo.eln,ss, to'wlti Inc sum OF Si.6
WIN interest thereon nj eight peT cent tra,,,
Aukuat lht l-1i, ana tho fum oh no dnl,r't
luenl interest with interest thureon "A ty,,iy.
w cont ron Auguat ist, lsll with costa az tt,1
aIs'tuseni,n ANA reasonable commence.
lon W eald trustee to.wit f!l.and A rrasanni,i,
Mloiney anu counsel fec to-wlt. tho nm ~
syoi ahu wiz hertupOu execute IA decd In fs,,
iplo 10 the purchaser VI SAID preniscs. ior
FRANK u, STEPHENS,
bsnnef y Smith attorney for ssid trustee
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OBITUARY AOrE.


James Boyan, who died at Tooolo on
October 10Th, and who was buried AZ that
place three days later, was born October
~, lo2l, IA HerciOfdshiro. England. In
the Year 1870 ho became converted to tne
faith OF the Gospel taught by the Latter
day Saints, aud in 1912 omigatod TO
America aud settled In EanyoO, tho
"a herring place OF tho Church at that
time. lie suffered In she prosecutions
brought 10 bear against tho Mormuus IN
tho carly days.
While iourneying TO seek a resting
place Tor the winter In company with IA,
main body OF the Church, a dUmand be-.
ing made for 800 OF the huat men Ia the
Mormon ranks to form battalion
and march to Mexico to subdua ia,
cnomios Of tho United States, IA,
was chosen a. one Of tha
hand, taking his knapsaok and rut
AMI trainping over tho mountains and
across tho plains. When peace was de-
clHrod aud tho battalion disbaniod IL
lsii, he returned with tho battalion q
Salt. Lake valley, arriving th0Ie four day,
after the ploneerr. lilo Joined thoin iu
hubduing inc sterile plains ana project.
ing tho people gathered ihore la tho lori
against tho raids OF tho Indians. In the
summer OF lsiS no returned TO Council
Bluffs, remaining there until 1862. when
ho returned TO Utah and settled IA Tooslo
CITY. In 1851 ho was aot apars ~ one of
the council OF tho Forty-third quorum Of
SeVentin., and at the death OF John
Shields, Brother BHNHu succeeded INN
A. tho senior president of Ina quorum.
His good advice aud example endenrod
him 10 ~ members and all chooriuily
seconded his efforts.
lle served ~ president ot tho Visiting
Teachers quorum for number Of wears.
and was very active and efficient 6niror
In the TOo0le ward
Ho was the iather Of twenty-throo chill
lren and had forty grandchildren. Uo
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANT TO An EXECUTION TO MK
II directed ~ the Thud District Court. OF
the Territory o. Utah. shall expose At public
SAFE atthe south front door Of the County Court
House, ~ ne city u salt Lake, County of salt
latc and Territory Of Utah. on the 18Th day
Of NoNemher, 100, Al ter O'Clock, A. m ali the
right, tltlc' ella m and interest OF Addie b.
ireNhela. ana John .. 1rewhcla. Of in. and
70 the following described real estate situate,
yinE and beng IN salt Lake city and County,
ana described asif0llowt 10 wit
btNhnlnE ~ uoint two 90 rods s0uth from
ne northwest corner Of LOT three t3l. block
Miriy nine tll plat -" sat Lake Uity sur.
yey, running thence east ten fi0l rods. thence
south three ~ rods, thence west ten IUl rods
mence noftl three % rods 70 The plAcc of be.
ginning, containing thirty tIu square rods or
land also iuli rifht ~ way for travel over
he following ground, Co wis ncEinrtuE All
point twenty ltc tlltest south from the north
wet corner % SAN lDt three lal. Aforesaid and
running thence cost seyo ~ ave tiil feet
thence south eight % feet. thence wet
seventy Eve 90 feet ihebcs north oight tslfeet
70 me place " beginning TO be- sold Hs the
property o. Addio o Trewhtia and John r.
ltewhelh. NJ The suit Of 3 iiaya
Terms q sale, Cash
NArM. BRIGHAM.
q. b. Marshal
ny T. y Aucuru, nenuty Marshal
va 49, sttiif tHss
iooih' lee 4 cray, attorneys Tor plaintiff
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NOTIOI on sAle oF REAL rsrArr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT by
- virtue Of the power And authority con
iAl9en 10 the last viii and testament of Elam
Lulllngion, dec asod, the undcrsigncd exrcu.
w WI sell nt private sale subj ct to com.
uImauln hY The Probate Court in and for
oNl lakc County, utah Territory, the follow.
,1h urserlbcl real property, tu.witi Com.
imanclhs ~ point iwonty tlyl rods east from
m' souihwtst corner Of LOt three tIl
IN hloch zone a" (ia) of lilo i've
AVA, n,Le llat "a Hls FIELD survey, and running
W'h.c taat Three go rods, thence North
ti-nN anu seven leulha 500 rods, thcnce
VIZ Three GOD rods thence south
Ltul ana even Touths Is I.lOl rOda To-
'a'o oi beginning, situated "a salt Lake
NNNulh, lhh Territory Terms, Chsh Ten
wv vent ON acceptance of hli, balance on con.
li nlunn OF HnIe by Probate Court
hlN. 10 WruuE addressed 90 tho uudor-
,turdi care N laaac N, Naddoll, room ans
M,v9lnlgs building SAT- Lake Guy, salt Lake
sounl}. Nlih Territory, up 90 the itth day Of
NNltmueri lrtlt on or after which SAID dny
ana az sald place, aalt property viii ho sold.
&c.,. JAMES JOHNSTON,
AA'N9Aor ~ the last VIII and testament OF
EAm luddlngton, deceased
ilalei October ilth, 1884,
NAppLLL ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

7 UuhN BILL MlNtSG 90, LOCATION
A. 81 principal place OF business Park cry,
summit couuf Ubu, Locauon Of mine,
suhAe creek Mining uIsirict Wasateh county
Nuucc z horehv given that az n meeting OF
the board of diryliOr held at Park CITY, utah,
on the -1lu day li september, 1884, an assess,
mtht So 10 ut Que and onushat cent
per snare was levied ON the capital
slows on the corporation, payable too A Gibbs,
treasurer room s1, Constitution building
Any stock upon which this assessment r0,
maine unpaid on tDe sald lOth day OF NoNcm'
Der, lfl1, WIZ De delinquent and advertised for
sale ht pubic lutlu and " payment d not
made lriprr WIl he sold on the alth day OF
hoyrWucr lrll, at Room 2Os Constitution
huhulnf, AZ 20 m., 10 pay tho assessment
iostl neF WITH a1st utadyurtislng and expense
Ofuale,
WALTER }. uURrOE. Secretary,
~ q A. NWus, Acting Secretary,
Park CITY UWA, sent .sth,ls9L
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MARsnAl,s sAIE.

DURSuAN To As ORDER or SALE
Il 20 me, directed hy the Third nisuict
Court, OF tho Territory % Utah. 1 shall expose
n public sale, % tho front door OF the cOunty
courthouse. IN The city Of salt Lake, countf
% salt LAKE and Territory of Utah on tho
lqlh day ui November, isNi. AZ W O'Clock a m /,
lll thn HFhi, title, claim and Interest "
Patrick Ryan and Eluaheth Ryan, %, in, and
60 the following described real estate, situate
lTiuE and being In -at Lake ttV aud
County. sud described o. follows, 10 Wit
Commencing a. point oiEhiy.nVo (s1l feet
west N me southeast rofnor 81 lot two az, Of
block twelve ii2l, pat o. salt late CITY survey.
running thence north seven llI rods. thence
wCst forty lt0l feet, thence south tcvru 40
rods thence east forty tlIl o. 10. 20 place OF
lcNuninF Situate DO the city and ruunv ~
SAT- iaHe, Territory ~ Utah, 10 DO sold ~
the properly uf Patrick Ryan and Elizabeth
iiyan, ut the tuit Of u ~ boutwell,.
Terms ~ sale. cash.
NAT n. tl1GitAM. q. =. MArfhal.
BY J. T. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated October ilth. lot
nuufu. iIE a GRAZ, attorneys for plaiutIn
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN and for tho rhl,d
County Of salt Lake


Sarah Kahn. plainuf.
John N Dolan, Marcens Dolan Nh. wife
AlbcrtJ Robinson. and Jane Doe Hobinson
bis wife. def ndants
Lhe reonle o. the Territory Of gtsh scat
DolAn. biz wife Aihert . Robinsnn and Jnns
Doe Robinson. his wife. defendants.
You ARE HEREBY IEQui ,ED 10 an
pear IN an ucuHu hfuught AGAINST Won
BY the ayovq name p ainuhs ~ The nisiuct
Court " the Third Judicial Dstrirt Of tho
Lurutory Of iau auu iu answer the comp airt
hIcd therein within ten days toHc utWe - the
day OF aervicel after The service on yea Of tlts
simmons II served within the countY! Or Z
served out RUS county but IN this district.
within twenty days othol wise vllAin forty
aEaiss, Iou. according 10 the PFsysa ofsaid
The sad action is rou httohtvs dgmept
aEairet defcndants t0' an ~ tho sum ~ N.fl.
" N interest az o. per cent per annum rom
ApIil q. i,ll, Tor SOY attorneys fec Tor so Do
interest from May ". 800 tor so ~. with I'M,
tcrcst from june 4, 1874, ail NJ pef cent per
annumi Tor axes pad ~ pia nun. ami Tor
costs ni suit alleged 10 DO due 90 a certain
pfomiss1rt nnts executed hy defoniants
Doian 10 piainun June %, is1l, tor St5l will
interest A. y per cent Der annum-aamo hoiug
due aud wholly unpaid save the sum OF $3.50
interest and uoing secured by NOR saru VI
even date on pre- ites hereinafter described
executed by defendants - ian 10 plaintiff
saii mortg SEQ premises having been, since
execution Of said morgAso. conveyed io.
PENDANT tlbcrt j. hutlnHun. subject 10 lien of
said mortgage 70 have the usua decree Ut TINS
court Tor tho sale ~ SAID premises. ndiudzfnz
inst proceeds " such sale De- applied In navs
ment " Amuuuts due a. above that defend
ants and all pefsgus claiming under ihon 10
barrel ami tofuclusrd Of ali 20 TN or equity %
redemption Ia taid premises. and TOR other
RELIEF said premises are described a. olows
o. wits al o. lots numbered from I Go q in.
elusive, and beng All iho lots c0mpflsins
DO ans subdivision of part OF block e. olaf
A. rive Acre rat. hle fieid survey cNccrting
l0ts D aud % Of taii subdivision, al situate M
tait Lake Cltf sud County, Unh
Ana you are hereby moulded that Il YOU fall 10
appoar and answcr the sHit compliant 10 above
required the SAIL ulantn vii apply 10 INC
court Tor the 70 ief domauded therein
witness, tho Hon samucl a, Merritt iud O.
and the seal N the District Court OF
thc THIRD judicial district, u aud
tstAL-l for The Territory Of utth. this iltn
day n July. ln tho year Of Que Lord
one thousand eight hsndrUd aud
ninety four
DAVID DUNBAR. Clork.
by GRO u. LOOMS Deputy Cork.
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NNNNANNf
10 Daniel Alexander, julia Alexander.
jennie Alexander hcniamin strinman, Isaac
hutlrr. anu samuel huurr, co partners a.
liuucr Brothors, ilonry RICE, William stiH, d.
Michael, eco partner na iuro, -ti1 a Company .
- ". Morrison, EDWARD Merrill, samuel
Mcrrili aud rnomas 4. heat, GO partners as
Morrison, Horrili 8 Company, Howard Janrry
aud John o. A. Woodruff. ri,uartnofs a. r. :.
Janroy a Company, Rockford suapendrf CON.
pauy, a corporation, 7, u Williams, A ".
staiier. jacob Il. Ncustidior David Ncusiai.
ter. Isaac Opucnheimcr And 7igmoAt ioucht.
wangcr, cuspartucrs as NcuatHdtcr nrothcrs
and salt lake Construction Company cor
You are hereby required 10 appcar In an ac.
uon brought againat you ny the above name 0
plainuu IN tho District Court OF tho
Ihrd Judicial District OF the Territory Of
Utah. and 20 Antwcr the complaint HE'D there.
10 within ten days exclusive IT the day of
serytcol after the service on you Of tho sum.
muns-if served witnin thls county or, n
served out Of thia county but IN this district.
within twenty days otherwise within forty
days, or judgment ~ dcfault will be taken
against you, according 10 NO prayer OF said
NE SAID action 10 brought to have judgment
against defendant D. alexander tor t1.lul,
Win Interest thereon ai6 yer cent rer annum
ss0g siturnvys' fees aud costs Of suit alleged
10 be due on .efiain promistory note made,
executed and delivered u one Samuel lloson
thai by said defendant Alexander, November
u lsVl, for s. uO with interest At @ per cent
per anuum from date aud secured hY mort.
gage OF even date on premises hereinafter
samuel and Tann,e gosentkal fir value Az.
signed taiu mortgage nud note 90 piainun
herein, who owns and holds said note and
mortgage, no pad " witch hAH been paid 20
have the usual decree N tue court fortne sale
% SAID promises, that tho focscns nj turh
sale uc applied 10 payment Of amounts due a.
hnoso, 70 uA.o w.. lvt, .'s .lo eh'g arts
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leaves q wife and a humorous progeny to
mourn bis departure. - Toode Transcript
oEoBoIA EsruER MAY.
November 2ud, in tho Eleventh ward,
Salt Lake Guy, Georgia Esther, daughter
~ James and Annie NAV, ai tho ago Of
no years, mon hH and l3 days.
Funeral services were conducted AZ the
residence OF her pnronisa Hawks court,
ON Q uud South tfoet east Bishop Role /
Morris PRECEDING. The speakers dwe.t
upon tho plan Of salvation as revealed ln
the last disponsatiou for tho living and
the dead, and gave much consolation 10
tho bcfcavod parents. II was related how
the decen-ol had expressed a wish 10 b.
baptized and have the ordinances Of tho
Temple performed for herr for, ihough
born IN the Church, sho had MOI been
hap izcd; She found no consolation, how.
ever, In he various churches she visited,
and was last impressed 10 accept tue
everlasting Gospoi ~ revealed through
tho Prophet Joseph. Concluding remaf Ike
were made hv Elder Angus NJ. Cannon,
president ~ the s axe upon tho vi
carlo work Tor the redemption " the
dead who had lef Their work unfinished;
aud Bishop MorriH pronounced the beno-
dirtion.
The doceafod was beautiful ami
promising young woman, asweot type Of
vlriun, purity aud good works. CON.
Nihenuidf Star, pioNo copy.
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mAssHAI's SALE.


DuRsuAST To A. ORDER OF sALE
and decree ~ foreclosure 20 mo tircrIud
~ tho Dist ice Court Of tho Third IudIcia dc
tHet of tho Territory Of Utah, shall expose NJ
public sale AZ thu front daor OF the County
tourt House, on west second south street. boz
tho ny o. stlt Lake. County OF salt Latn and
Territory uf Utah. on the liHt day Of suyomhCr,
ltNl, AZ ~ O'Clock m., al tho night. title, claim
aud Interest of ". james, earah " james,
allie blame. l.. n. Hodge, vs.. \. Mccofuirk
dong lusineas ne MolofnIrE 4 Co. Jennie u.
sutton, Inc Commercial NAuo Al iihuk ta cor
poraunnl, W. 4. McC0r ict. guardian. The
,,iato hant OF uhh "a corplratignl. aud =. n,
llihtinf, On aud ~ tho FOL owtnE described real
estate aituate, lying and being in ait lake
CITY, salt take County aud Territory VI Utah
and described a. foIlowa, 20 witt
tots Z cniy seven CD and tWoutvs eight
tlsl IN North inRlewo Il. tuhdIvsion ot thu
north halt OF lots i've fbI and ~ cen tisl aud
Uaft Of lots ak lN sud seventeen az, block
seventeen %, rive Acre nat "A" BIS fiold
survey. in salt Lake CITY, salt Lake County.
Territory u vtar
TO be- sold "a the property Of a. N. james.
Sarah o., james, Alle ilaiur, l.. ". Hodge W
McCOrniek doing business o. Moo rnick a
Coz, Jennie J, ruitou, Tho CommefciHi Va
uonal Hans "a corp1rauoul ". 4. Mccormick,
uonl, aud y r. Hiatt. AZ tho sut Of John u
Ingram.
Terms Of sale. Cash.
NAT N. BRIGHAM.
q = Marshal
ny J. u. TMNoSI
Deputy MarshaL
Dated salt Lake city, OCTOBER 5lsi. 1904.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Thomas GOODMAN, deceased
NOTICE u uEEtbH UlYFN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator pf tho -.
tate Of Tho sIus hoodmuu, deceased. 90 the
creditors ~, Auu al porf0na having claims
against tho nHii deceased, 30 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within teu months
after The nrat publication ~ thls notice, IN tho
tAid administrator, a. No, 90 hOuth, Main aL
talt Lake civ, in tho County o. san Lakc,
Dated october 10Th, islL
~ r. WODLLfY,
Admlnituator OF tho estate Of Thomas
Goo imam. deceased.
JANA n. MoTLE, attorney for estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED lRRl
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE. rHE ANNUAL MEETING or
~ the stockholders OF the North Point
Consolidated Irritation Company viii be- held
South street, Salt Lake CITY. utah Territnry
on Monday November i.th, 1894. 10 2 O'clot.
p, M, 20 boar tho annual reports. 60 elect a
board OF llfge-nts Tor ihe ensuing year aud 10
cry brought before the meeting
salt LaAe Nlly, Utah, october g2nd 1874.
ARTHUR PARSONS. secy.