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ment fund 50 long as he shall regularly pay tn
monthly payments, assessments and dues re-
quired by law.
T. j. Crowley was the recipient of fraterna
ovation by tile brethren of San Raiaei on MS
return from the East last week.
SUPREME Representative STANTON l.. carter
recently spoke before the membership OF resno
Oh the legislation of the recent Supreme Lodge.
Louis Karme 2. e., has been presented WIN
massive jewel by Castle Lodge NO. OF vi heu
Bluff.
The hall and supper of Los Gatos Lodge No.
175 last week was we'll attended. During the
evening surprise was sprung on fast Onan-
cel!or Joseph Cook, who, on account Oh laii ing
health. is about 10 return 10 MS ola nome IN Tue
East. X. F. Robertson, IN beDalI oil the brethren,
presented him with handsome emblematic
pin. .. -,
ositOn 10 challenge The uniformed divisions OF
Santa Ana. Pasadena and Los Angeles 10 a
series OF competitive drllls, the OBJECT OF wnlcn
is to inspire enthusiasm In the Work ana oriii
Twenty five signatures are already appended
to the petition for a new lodge at Dutcn FIAT.
The institution will shortly take place.
l.. T. Hentzen has been elected as X. OF Il.
and s. of Bald Mountain Lodge No. A Of Grass
Valley.
me Is on Fricay evenings.
River View Lodge No. 165 OF Rio vista Will
celebrate Its nth anniversary next Friday.
Grand Vice Chancellor George Samuels will
Eureka Lodge No. of San Francisco will
celebrate lis twenty lift n anniversary on Friday
evening next in Pythian Castle. Grand Chan
celIor Carl +. Lindsay will be present
he third anniversary of San Justo Lodge
No. 173 of HOLSTER will b. appropriately and
publicly celebrated on next Friday. q. X. OF
r. and S. Ii. Schaffner has been assigned 10 be
present and deliver az address.
Supreme Representative Stanton l.. Carter
has been appointed as aid de camp 10 the
ma jor- general of the uniform rank, with rank
of colonel.
A renewal Of the lease of the Pythian Castle
having been secured for a long term IL Is now
proposed 10 renovate the same and make IL
moIe presentable than at present. All modern
conveniences Will be included 10 the change
AS consequences many of the lodges which
now meet elsewhere are preparing to return 10
the 'old homt.'
Ii. Shaf1ner, q. x. r. S.. will officially visit
HOllsier October 10. Tracy 23d. Placeryille
Oath, Folsom 25th, Plymouth 26tD, Amador
CITY 2Ith jackson 18th, Stockton 3Oth, Gait
31st, Lockeford November 1, Clements ID.
Lodi Sd.
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FEAST OF SUCCOS.
A Pretty Festival Now
UShered In.
Many Sermons Will Be Preached at
the Synagogues TO-Day-Ori-
gin of the Event.

One OF the prettiest festivals of the VIII ole
Jewish calendar was ushered in last evening.
This was Success, or Feast of Tabernacles." 1t
derives its name from the fact that while the
Hebrews were wanderers in the wilderness
their only places OF abode were booths or
tents. The Feast OF Success is to commemorate
this.
The festival Is celebrated with many quaint
ana interesting ceremonies. The orthodox Jew
VIII erect a succoh, Or temporary structure of
wood, rooted with boughs of evergreen and
Hastily decorated. In this frail tent he will
take his meals for eight days.
The synagogue ceremonies will be no less in
terestIng. The ministers will carry luloyim, or
palm branches, aud esTogim, or cltrons, during
divine worship. They will chant the hallel,
or hymns OF praise. during The morning
service. Those Hebrews who are conserva-
1--WE VIII form professions aud walk round tile
synagogues chanting joyful hymns as they 90.
The seventh day OF the festival of SuccOth is
called Hoshana Raba, or The Great Hosana"
All VISITORS TO the synagogues Oh the early
morning OF that day will receive a few willow
branches. and they Will strew the altar with
these In imitation oil the ancient Hebrew
priests. The succOh will be used for the last
time On this day.
The eighth day of the festival Is named
Sheminl AZereth. On this day Will be offered
the geshem, or prayer for rain during the COM
Ing winter season.
Simchat Torah, or "The Rejoicing of The
Law" will conclude the Jewish festivals till
next Passover. IL is day of general joility
and merIymaking, ana derives It's name from
the fact that tile conservative synagogues
finish The hfty-two portions into when the
Pentateuch is divided and recommrnce al once
the reading OF The first chapter of Genesis.
This finishing and recCmme ncine on the same
DAY has gone on uninterrup eddy for many Cell
IuTies.
Services will be held and sermons delivered
to-day In all synagOgues. Rabbi VcoTsangrr
will preach in the Temple Emanu- FL, Rabbi
NIeto IN the Taylor-street Synagogue, Rev. Nj.
). Levy IN The Geary street Temple and Rabbi
Sonnescheih at Golden Gate Hall on Suffer
street.
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Knights of Honor.

Grand Dictator A. II. VOignt aud e. l.. Do.
beney made addresses before large audience
under the auspices OF Los Angeles Lodge No.
1925 on the 9Th inst. good musical and liter
AIRY programme was also given by q number of
ladies and gentlemen. This lOage proposes a
series of similar public receptions.
The costumed degree team of Fortuna Lodg e
conducted an Initiation in Friendship Lodge
last session ia an admirable manner.
Tahoe Lodge of West BerS-lev enjoyed
visit from the Past Dctators' Association on
Saturday night. Mkt Tuesday evening these
workers will call upon Union Lodges at 80
OFarrell street.
Deputy Thomas Learned visited Saxon Lodg
last Tuesday night. Addresses were made by
the visitor and several of the members, making
the NEE ting of interest
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Knights of Pythias.

Il. R-The exact language OF the recent law
Is this: Whenever membership In the subor-
dnate lodge CEASES from any other cause than
DEATH membership in the endowment rank is
thereby severed, and all right, title aud inter-
est in and 10 the endowment fund becomes for
ielted, provided that a member who takes
severance card may retain his membership in
the section and his interest In the endowment
fund for period of twelve months by paying
regularly all monthly payments, assessments
and dues; and, provided further, that IL a lodge
becomes defuncr and member holding sew
erance card, by reason of age or disability is
unable to connect himself with a subordinate
lodge, and proper evidence thereof is furnished
by him TO The board OF control within thirty
days after such action was taken by the subor-
dlnate lodge. he shall not lose his membership
in the section nor bis interest in the endow-
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Leadipo Orders of This Continent.

The official reports can only be obtained up
10 last January, aud therefore the following
figures, which are given ID response TO re-
quest, are susceptible Of a little addition 10
bring the status 10 the present date. The men,
bership is: Masons, 722, 1888; l. o. o. F., lodge
members, O.192, encampment members,
136, 2S6, Rebekah members POP, 422; Knights
of Pythias, Alb 944; a. o. Z. w, 49,, 500;
Junior Order American Mechanics. $4,000;
Improved Order hf Red Men, 153 $50; Knights
of Honor, 1912 ROYAL Arcanum. 143,36S;
Ancient Order of FoTesterS of America
$4,000 There are many other orders rang
ing from 5000 to 96,338, the latter being the
strength OF the Knights OF the Maccabees; the
Knights and Ladies of Honor report $4,000
last January, ana the Modern Woodmen OF
America S5.312 at the same date.
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the forty-fifth communication of the Grand
Lodge of Masons in this city last week was
well attended, and the reports show prosper
Gus condition OF this ancient fraternity. The
Grafton by Hon. Niles Searles was highly COM
mended and extra copies of the same ordered
for distribution.
The Good Iemplars of Eastern Washington
are working for an Independent Grand Lodge
of their own.
w. V. Powell q. e. or the Order OF Railway
Teegraphers, experienced cordial reception
and banquet At the hands of the fraternity in
San Jose last week.
The Knights and Ladies OF Honor are having
many social fraternal gatherings.
Good reports Of activity come from the cOun-
ellis of the a. L. of Ii.
The Ancient Order of Foresters moves stead
lily forward. The fact tnat there Ihree Or
ders under The general title of Foresters seems
put an incentive TO action in all of them.
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Legislation-S. q. Ill. o. o. F

Ns Lsy As VI W
In addition to the points given last week, the
following have been received:
In voting for admission OF members. either
by imitation or card, only three black balls
shall be required TO reject
Hereafter all officers of Rebekah lodges shall
be of the female sex.
Propositions TO continue the meetings OF the
national Rebekah conventions were all lost.
A full code for the government OF tile patrl-
archs militant was adopted and will soon be
promulgated.
The veteran jewel can now be legally worn
in lieu OF regalla IN all places and on all occa-
sions where it is proper TO wear regalia.
Charters were issued to lodges and encamp-
mentS at st. Johns, New FOundand; Calgary
Canada; Stockholm, Sweden; Mel 3D. Al
berta. Canada; Amsterdam, Netherlands;
Bisbee, Arz.; Colgate l. T.; and to Grand
Lodge of Sweden.
Lodges paying nurse hire for sick members
Al home cannot refuse to pay nurse hire when
The brother is sick away from home.
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Independent Order of Foresters.

The fifth annual convention OF the High
Court of the Independent Order of Foresters
held its session last week in Sacramento Ii
was welcomed by Governor Markham and
other officials, and experienced un~tint ed hos.
pitalty at The hands OF the local membership
The following officers were elected: q. A. Me-
Qourth term; j. r. Price OF Colusa. high vice
chief ranger; W. Ii. Perry OF Los Angel s, nigh
secretary; NJ. w. Bishop of Los Angeles, high
treasurer. During the session the degree OF
honorary membership was conferred upon the
Governor. Inc membership was eported at
$4,000 in the United States, 3400 OF whom are
in California
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Portuguese Union.

The Grand Lodge of this fraternity held a
three davs' session at Watsonville. Seventy
nve delegates were present.. Reports showed a
membership OF 400 In 15 lodges. Receipts
nave been $4,000 for the year, and dlsburse.
ihehts bout $4,000. A. Fonte past supreme
pfeslden l. was presented with a beautiful dia-
mona badge. The next session will be held In
sacramento. Of1icers for the ensuing year are:
y. ". Matos. supreme president; +. j. Cunha
supieme Vice-president; L. +. Martins of San
LeaDdro, supreme secretary; A. Lucio. su.
preme treasurer; +. Caetano, g. NJ. OF c.. J..
NEVIS, u. M; j. Smith, 6. /. e.; DIR. A. j.
Dean, y. NJ. D.; directors-A. j. Pinhero, A.
f. Cunha, M. q. Andrade, N. f. sylvia, M. A.
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The Manchester Unity.

This old English fraternity, from which The
American order is descended. still keeps I'D its
steady growth and successful career, and al.
though there is no Utilization whatever in lodge
association between il and the American I q
o. f., yet mutual respect and esteem exist be.
tween them.
The status of the Manchester Unity for Janu-
i, 1894. is 722.725. Number OF members ,Janu
any l, 1898, 7o9,4 03; admissions during wear.
1888; total, 754. 938. Deaths, 1896; losses
from Withdrawals. suspensions, ETC., %, SI7;
net gain for 1888, 1922
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Young Mems Institute.

Boucha I'd Council No. 81 OF MERGED will
hold grand ball at the pavilion in that city
on the 18th.
Capital Council No. IL of Sacramento has
presented Past President A. j. Wilson with a
handsome GOLD badge. The presentation was
made by Hon. Frank d. Ryan.
Oakland Council No. 6 proposes to secure an
entire floor so as 10 accommodate its rapidly
increasing members.
Washington Council No. has issued invita-
lions for an open meeting on the 9th.
The Board OF Grand Directors will meet next
Thursday.
San Francisco Council No. Z is arranging to
celebrate its tenth anniversary.
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Official Assessment Table.

lOmcial assessment notices OF any legitimate
maternal society Will be published free OF cost
in above tabl-. Send them. with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, san
kTancisco.l
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L OR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST DYEING OR
L laundry plants on the coast. with all modern
machinery; building 6Ox50; 3 stories: parties
going East: will be sold cheap for cash. Call or
address h. w. BLANCHARD. cor. Herzog ST. and
Butler ave., Golden Gate, Alameda County. Cali
fornia. s=26 I'm
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS- Z. NAYLOR, MFGRS' A6'T, 19 MONTY
~ ST. Standard Typewrters ard supplies: Mimco-
graph goods; instaliment terms. rents, repaiTh tf
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FRATERNAL INDEX

High Court of Endepen=
dent Foresters.
THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
Endowment Rank Laws of the
Pythians - The Largest
Orders, Etc.
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Miscellaneous

As daily reported In local news of THE CALL
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EOR SALE - MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
4 in Oakland: well established. doing good bust
ness and capable OF being Indefinitely extended:
frst-class plant and good stock or hand; easily
learned; present owner has other Interests which
must be attended TO; cash required, $500.
Apply or address Oakland once Call. OAK.
land, Cal ss2i IF
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0IO0O FINE GROCERY-STORE IN OAK
u wv. iand 10 years established; fine
chance right man TO make money: must be sold:
cash offer wanted CURTIS & BOWLEY room
80. second floor, Mills building, 5. f. SCI tt
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Nj AkKET-ST. SALOON IN BUSINESS CEN
WI ter; good lease: cheap rent. INQUIRE at Naber
ALFS IL BRUNE. 1913 Market ocll II
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED

IOATlONS WANTED CONTINUED
{ ERMAN GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR GEN
on, eraI housework and plain cooking. Call at
3017 buchanan st, ocl4 3t*
\ DUNG AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES A
place Tor general homework, best references,
ard ST. ocl4 3ts
\ DUNG IRISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
= assist In light housework Address 221 Ritch
81, pet bryant and BraBnan. ocl4 3t*
K RIGHT GIRL OF l6 WISHES TO LEARN
the trade of millinery dressmaking, Ad-
dress D. G., 445 Guerrero st. oc14 3ts
Y DUNG SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES SIT
on,. ua',on Tor housework and plain cooking in
sman tamliy: Mission preferred. Can at 1880
Ala0ama St. bet 10Th and 18th. ocl4 3t'
STRONG, RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES
- WORK by the day washing ironing, housecean.
Mission ms "oS' 40 l"en'sSA'h oe 81 2 near
{ ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK AT
Washing by The day IA Bridge place, of
broadway near Hyde st. oc14 cts
Y DUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION DOING
eoneraI housework Address l772 Folsom ID 70
JAPANESE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
y iaay's maid or housework address Y. n.
Japanese w 0men's Home, 1907 Larkin St ocl4 2t<
EiRST,CLASs GERMAN COOK. JUST FROM
= new YORK best OF references. wishes situation;
Geary St ocl4 81
RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
11lS12 Howard ST. ocl3 3t*
CYoUNG GIRLS WANT TO WAIT AT TABLE
- IN i restaurant in the same place, or would do
enamoerwork In = hotel; $40 month Call $40
Ihlrd ST., over the saloon. oc13 3t+
ny A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WORK BY
- the day; is good laundress: frst-class refer
ences Address r. L.. box 121, Call Brancn.l2 6t*
Nj IDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES
.h situation TO do general homework in small
dam,iy n5st.eass cook and laundress; good refer.
ence. CaIi 3Ob2 Chesey St, bet. Seventh and
Elshth, Bryant and Harrison. ocl3 Ste
Young WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
mousse keeper or typewriter $40 Market st.,
room II, Cpd Palace Hotel. ocl3 3t*
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l. Or SALE CHEAP - WELL-ESTABLISHED
french nquor-Store ana tobaccO-stand; on
prominent corner; lease; sickness cause for sell
ing: rOOmS in 1l22 Harrison nc1l IT'S
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g0OO0 RETIRING FROM BUSINESS on
Ut AOOO' account of age; for sale a desirable
wine and liquor business in live town, 80 miles
from san Francisco; well situated for young
men or family to conduct; comprising large
stock of wines. liquors ETC., horse. wagon
buggy, carriage; there is a rich garden and good
cellar with artesian well: rent $50 per month,
will sell the property for $4,000 additional. In
quire Call office, 525 Montgomery st. or 40 Mar
ker St SEQ Inns
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l OR SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCE-
ry and bar; "a years in business: selling on ac-
count of sickness; no reasonable offer will be
fused Apply TO E. COHMINS K son. 5 and 7
Pine ST. Ocl2 It's
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no LEASE-GOOD PLACE FOR BEER-BOT-
L thing or soda-water; house rooms and base
ment aud extra vacant lot. Address b. b. box
121, Call Branch Office. ocl2 It's
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
PREPARING FOR THE WORST.

Once again the Republican County
Central Committee has taken ca.
thartlc. 1t has had another OF its
periodical purging fits. Every time
this committee meets 1t Is seized
with purging ut. 1t is gravsly
given out with the regularity OF clock
work after each meeting that the
committee has gone over the list OF
judges and clerks OF election, and has
found an untold number OF all sorts
and varieties OF Lad men upon 1t. 1t
Is intimated with Omin0us shakings
OF the head that the list Is rotten to
the core, and that steps must be taken
at once to thoroughly purge and
purify It, II this unfortunate list
was thoroughly purged and purl.
fled" every time this announcement
was made, there would be but very
little OF It left by this time. 1t Ia
really amusing though to meet these
solemn statements every now and
then In the columns OF ones paper
and then reflect upon the source from
which they emanate. II there Is
fault to DO found with the class
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
PROSPERITY At CHiCA0O HEi0HTS

Notwithstanding the dull times,
Chicago Heights continues to grow
ut a rapid pace. There are now five
large factory buildings In course Of
construction. The city has awarded
Q contract to the Seckner Construc.
tion Company, Of Chicago, for putting
In o water works system which will
cost about 100000. The Chicago
Heights Land Association and the
city have granted a franchise to
william ID. Cald we'll and Abner J. j.
Miller for the purpose Of establishing
an electric light and power plant.
They have also been awarded q
contract by the city to light
all Of the streets In the place. In
addition to furn shing light, the new
company is negotiating with the
Slemens & Halskc Company for an
electric plant to furnish power for
the purpose of operating the ma.
chinery In the various manufacturing
establishments by electric power.
The new company state that they
will be able TO reduce the cost OF
power to the manufacturers at least
Some Of the new plants
that are now erecting their factory
ut Chicago Heights have
made contracts with the power com.
pany to equip and furnish their fac
tories with electric power.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01
mac KEA0H'S FIRST Bi0 MEETING

The Democratic demonstration ut
Central Music Hall, Saturday night,
will be, the Committee Of Arrange.
ments predicts, the most representa-
tive meeting OF the party ever held
In this city. Delos p. Phelps, Chair.
man OF the Democratic State Com.
mittee, will open the proceedings
with brief address. The Democrat
whom he will name for presiding Of.
flcer will also make q short speech.
Mr.. MacVeagh will be the only
orator Of the evening. He will deal
principally with the tariff question,
but he may touch on the recent rec.
ord Of the Republicans and reply to
the criticism OF his candidacy made
by political opponents. The demand
for tickets OF admission Is SO great
that 1t Is thought the hall will not
contain more than one.half the peo-
pie who desire to hear the opening
address Of the candidate for the Sen.
ate. The judges and Federal officials
will occupy the boxes.
Tickets OF admission to the hall
can be obtained at the lroquois Club,
Adams street and Michigan avenue;
Brentano's, 2O4 Wabash avenue; OF
Benz amin j. Rosenthal, l72 State
street; and Of r. A. Waller & Co.,
1874 LaSalle street.
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and character of the judges and
clerks of election, where does it lie?
With these very committeeman who
50 unctuously make the charges They
are the persons who select these cleo.
ton officials, 1t Is upon their recon.
mendation they are appointed by the
Election Board, and to them alone
belongs all the responsibility iavolv we'd
In their appointment
But. as matter of fact, nobody
any longer regards the stereotyped
declarations Of the County Central
Committee with any degree Of Sc.
robustness. 1t Is on a par with the
old and wornout excuses for defeat
with which the party managers have
for years RECALLED the people Of Chi.
cago. 1t is but a little change on
the old tune which is so familiar
about the middle of April and No.
vembcr, and in which the refrain
sadly tells of stuffed register. false
registration, Illegal naturalization.
stuffed ballot.boxes and the like.
Indeed, the esteemed Tribune
informs us that at the last
meeting of the committee, after
the list of judges and clerks of
election had been duly denounced
and the usual purging resolution
passed, the announcement made by
the Democrats that they proposed to
add $4,000 names to the register this
fall was taken up, when 1t was wise.
ly decided that this claim was only
made us a blind and In order to "ofr.
set the cry Of fraud and illegal regis.
tration after election"
Just think of It. The Democrats
actually trying to interfere with "the
cry of fraud" after election. As II IL
Is not enough for them to outwit
and defeat their opponents In the
campaign, and win the election, they
must now have the heartlessness to
even try to deprive the poor Repub.
licans Of their "cry after election. 4"
1t Is really too bad and we extend
our coincidence to the Republican
central committee, which really an.
pears to stand In need OF some sort
Of consolation.
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" was A ROUSER.

With bright skies, genial sunshine,
light hearts, and good music, twelve
thousand good and true Democrats
had a really enjoyable day ut the
Columbia Park picnic last Saturday,
and incidentally showed their loyalty
to the party and its leaders. Rarely
In the history Of the party In Cook
County has an event of the kind been
brought to 80 successful an issue
as that OF Saturday. It was given
under the auspices Of the city hall
employees, and was attended by all OF
them and by thousands OF their
friends. The program was attractive
and elaborate. The various events
were run OF successfully, and the
whole affair reflects the greatest cred.
1t upon the committees OF manage.
mcnt.