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Bids WANTED.

Sealed bids ior twenty-five (25) cords
Of dry cottonwood, OF ash wood, for the
Special School District of the Town Of
Williston, n. D., will be received at the
office Of the clerk Of said Speci;,! School
District, at Willistou, n. D., until Janu-
arv lst, 1896, al O'Clock p. N. of said
day, at which time aud place said sids
will be opened The cotton wood must
be Thoroughly dry; no dead wood aca
cepted
BY order Of Board of Education.
FRANK WILD, Clerk.
Dated, Williston, n. D., Dec. II, 1895.
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- Eta-i . ren,aer Re..1.t.

TwQ3y. ,el1s Dc1lre the sickness o1 the
czas, Of Russia took 4 turn for tie
worse, Miss Strutton, his fornaer gov
c4Sless, died IN the winter palace at ST.
Petersburg. Miss Struston, who was
fan English woman, loved Alo%G2s Ter
Ronanoff as dearly as though iac had
been her son. The eu0crar and his two
brothers attended tie funeral. follow
ing The i,earse on foot from he palace
to the English ce!Aa&eny, almost two
i1li3es apart. HIS majesty and tie tF'o
grand dukes had cagried the colin froHa
the deatillSon 10 the hcarse. When
the body was lowered in5o the g-aSe
the czar, it is said. wept like . eilili.
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On last Friday evening lNig3 pGltT
Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Stroud
whose marriage was announced la$l
week, gathered at the home of Mr.
Stroud OF Sweet Grass ranch, and cele.
bratou the occasion with dance. VIII
l;ston was we'll represented, and a very
pleasant time enjoyed.
The Graphic lunch fend partook o.
an elegant Christmas dinner at Hote
Leonhardy. No wonder shat every
body speaks so highly OF this hotel, io'
no house west Of Grand Forks dishes
up its yiands in greater nrofasiou or il
u more pa|atab!e shape than the popu-
lar Hotel Leonhardy.
The personel Of the kicilapoo troupe
which gave q series Of entertainments
in Wili5ton the pHst week, consisted o
The following named gentlemen: DR.
NARROW, manager; B. Conrad and C.
Durham, comedians; and II. c. Munce
and &. P. Beers, musicians. They are
all curteous gentlemen, and made many
friends during their brief stay IN tht
city.
The entertainment given LAST Monday
evening at Odd Fellows hall by The
Ladies' Aid society Of the Congregations
church was q grand success. They real
lied about $50, which is not q bari 'pict
up" The ladies desire to return thci1
sincere thanks to the public for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon tha
occasion, and for the. Kind aid EXTENDED
them in the preparati%>ps, which rem
dered it possible for then:So accomplish
| such satisfactory results. ~
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$1,000 Reward.

Strayed from Cando, n. D., Septa m
Der 10: Two iron gray horses and one
black mare. four years old, all branded
letters J a on left shoulder; also one
bag mare left, with leather halter on,
branded ? on left hind leg, SIX years
old Any information leading to their
recovery viii he rewarded. Address: {:
J. Il Parsons, Cando, n. D..
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27

It was during thc crusadeS that crests
were introduced il England. Richard
I. adopted three lions passant-thct t is,
passing or going by, which are still
e-nbla2onod On the royal shield Of
Engl2ld
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Religious.

Services are held every Sunday in the
.3ngra gational Church, as follows:
Public Worship, 1890 a. M, and p.
J.; Christian Endeavor Society,", 7 p. M.
lnday School, 3p. N.
Subject for next Sunday morning
/. E.braham's Offering"
cr eyentng-'Christmas Customs.
Come and hear the extra singing Sun
ky night.
Gone. We shall do our best to help
bu mentally, morally and spiritually.
REV. GEO. EXTENCE, Pastor.
|lT. Z. ChuIch: Sunday services at
80 q. m. Bible Study, 800 p. m.
teaching, 800 p. m. Prayer meeting,
fursdaya, 500 p. m.
aYour presence will be appreciated;
III hearty welcome will be extended
fyou. Come thou with us, and we
Ill do thee good"
REV. II. G. HARDRNBRoOK.
Pastor.
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Notice.

The Big Sitting Lodge of White Earth. will
mold its next regular meeting fer the initiation
Of new members, under di fTerent circumstan ras
than~Jhe rules f?er tofora observed, or Novau,,
Der 10, 1895. Al regular members are requested
TO be present at that time, OF be subject 70 fine
OF not less than SIS nor more than So.
Dated Aug. l, 1855. Sec B, e.
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i Board, Special School District
of Williston,
f. LEoNHARDy, President.
GEO. w. NEWTON.
w. r. MCCHEsNEY.
JOHN HEFrERNAN,
DOUGLAS BELL:
FRANK WILD, Clerk ana Treas.
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County Direcs;t|o'lr.y,o s;|

snsrlts-~ HERMAN RoEHR.
count II Ahditor-JoHN BRuEeaER.
County 4reasurer-F. +. R. zAHL.
r]ark of District Court-FRANK WILD.
bounty Judge-E. LEoNHARDY.
kegisse rof Deeds-H. E. FIELD.
V. B. ACKERMAN.
sunt. of schools-MRs. NJ. A. BERGE
(~ouuty Surveyor-E. G. PALMER.
egal Adviser-N. A. STEWART.
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TIE WEATHER..

u. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU. !
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. &7, 1855
For North Dakota: Friday, fair,
Irmer to-day and tonight; snow fur
IS By Saturday; fair and colder by Sat
Fay night.
E. B. GAERIoTr,
Professor Weather Bureau.
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Eel Mum, wro has been in Williston
erai months doing mason work, ex-
f TO yeturn to his home at Crookston
+ week.
". Ma'oney, formerly of Minot, is
q resident Of Williston. John isan
Friend Of tie Graphic. and we vel
+ him to our circle.
hesire to thank the members of the
EcegatioRdi church who SO kindly
Einhared me at Christmas.
FLORENCE BEssEY.
b Fl. Mckay, who has been pilot
party Of hnnters from Larimore
E2h the Mi@souri bottoms, was in
city last sslurday enroute to his
\ q. .tessoa.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP 2

little Grace Nelson says: my doll
By is awful big and fat
Flank. Poe and John Bell; Of the
|eat Grass region, were in town yes
day
(ohn Crogan was over from his ranch
|s week, and spent Christmas with his
ends in WiIliston.
Charley Atkinson, L. E. Booker's euer'
BE travelling righthand bower, was
Ahe city this week.
4. n. Granrier, one of Nelson's moss
csperous ranchmen, was in the city
kterday loading up with supplies.
H. Grosah, of McHenry county
has been visiting his son John for a
ek on SO, returned to his home Tues,
fenry Harrison, foreman of the Nh
ch in Montana, is in the city visiting
friends and enjoying his holiday
ation.
iss Lydia Leonhardy returned home
b Valley City last Saturday to spend
holidays with her parents and friends
Eillistan.
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Directory Tor Town Of Nilliston.
TRUSTEES.
CHAs. B. GIBBS, President
JOHN -BRUEaGEE.
F. r, ZAHL.
Resa|sr meetings held first Tuesday OF eacf
Month, FRANK WILD, Clerk
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27

kaEDfA "a h1ga Pianos, 1926 up
alogue Free. Address
Daniel !. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27

"Economv leads to wealth." Buy q
coupon book and save 5 per cent on
these prices. To the average family
this means a saving of not less than SIC
per year.
S. J. MACEERSIE g. CO.,
Cor. Main and Second Sts.,
Willston, II. D.
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S5OO,OO0 FnA'rnS Fpr pss,ico'a o'H"'s cs""S soo u"
address Or call, Daniel i. Beatty, Washington,
New jersey.
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Ist District-JoHN HEFFERNAN, Chairman.
I'd District-E. L. MOORE. ~..
sd District-H. A. NELSON.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27

e. -Atsa a..a w ~- .-AAA. HsAs>H e
s1ATE'S ATTORNEY, WILLIAMS co,
Collections promptly attended to.
filltstoD. n D.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27
Washin.Rtt

4 afgAsA Organs, $35 upwards.
& .AsFa8 Want Agents, Catalogue
% Free, Address Daniel T..
y, Washington New Jersey.
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n. A. STEWART,

d. E- .y
Sss= w ssAN EAiSa Aa aaAs =" 70
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-27

little Grace Nelson says: MY doll
BY is awful big and fat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02

for the choir OF 200 singers On the pulpit platform
Is the baptstry, with the robing rooms under the
organ and choir gallery Back OF the main building
is an addition twenty Ave feet square the first floor
of which Is taken up with kitchen and storeroom
The architectural character of the building Is
Norman Gothic. At the main corner is massive
tower uniting the two handsome facades me
entire building il covered with span Of roof OF
peculiarly effective construction. In the interior
the ceiling assumes the form OF depressed dome
with connecting nave and transepts. There Will
thus be unobstructed auditorium OF magnificent
proportions.
Adjoining the Schermerhorn-st. entrance are iouni
the church offices and assistant pastors study, anu
the opposite side but accessible by the same en-
trance. Is the pastors study and other rooms Spe-
cial attention has been given TO the lighting ana
the acoustic properties of the auditorium. the
entire building is supplied with combination gas ana
electric light fixtures OF artistic design The ven
tilation OF the auditorium has been carefuIy pro
vded for and the blast system OF heating mas Deeh
adopted. fresh air being drawn in ana iorceu Dy
electric fan steam pipes. ana tnence
through ducts to every part of the temple by this
process the air can be changed every twenty min,
the walls and ceilings tastefu.ly decorated
From the sloping floors every seat commands a
clear view Of the platform. Unlike the typicai
church, there no pews, but folding individuai
chairs cushioned and upholstered with plush, and
hat and coat racks. individually numbered. nave
been placed on the main floor and In the gallery.
The woodwork IL of oak, In both upper and lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
n,.sv WEEK At THE INSTITUTE.

suecaliy interesting features OF '''s aa,,-
...',,,,,s Of the Brooklyn Institute VIII pe '''
e., e,inp OF the members at Associa'lo" nan
49, wednesday evening. when the second hu"
=, ,h. course by American authors VIII DE sNe" ~
,ha ROY pr Henry van Dyke, VINO VIII Spa" y"
Alfred T.nnyson" and a meeting Of the Depa u
ment Of Pedagogy on wednesday al D. III, "' VIZ
A., puildine where Horace T.. Scudder VIII sperm
- ..c,udran,s Literature" and the topic VIII p'
d,.cussed by School Superintendent maxwell M'S
. Wendell jack son and Mrs. +. W. Hooper -"
Tuesday afternoon William H. GOODYEAR WIZ '''
ure ON Michael Angelo, at the Art Bulidlhb' n..r
an the evening of that day IN the same l,a'e ga q.
r.tt T. Serviss Will tell How Worlds are Ne'e"'"
TN third address on "Puritans IN old f'hti"""
will H.. given IN the Art Building on lhuisuhE ~
ing los Professor Albert H. Hart. or llarNaIu ~
versity his topic being Sir John fIiot ana IN"
House OF Commons" Locke kichnrdsons readhsS
will be continued on Friday afternoon ana ShiuI- >
DAY evening In Association Han. selections iVih
Tennyson's "idylls OF the King being gwen I'M
week The fourth lecture In the course on inc
French Revolution" by Professor Morse
Stephens. will he heard In the Art Building al
y. m. Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
RROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

,,. ,on., animal concert and reception Of tho
OroIs Gee Club will be given tonight IN Ar'on
Hall. 49,
PARK Commissioner squier has Of late been h.umi-
Mating the water tower. near the prospect rum
sar,,or from about sunset TIL 10 O'CLOCK
49, - o,bt lights Of 6OO-cande power each has
been placed near the top OF the tower IA SUI.
a,, as m throw the light directly down on INC
s,,es ~ the tower causing a striking erect
rb. twertv-tourth semi-annual session OF inc
xwyork I-niversaist Sunday School institute VIII.
begin on Wednesday. December H. al the N"uic W
the Good Tidings the Rev Marion |ros','' ~
a, ou,ncv-st near Reld-ave. The president OF 'ne
... T., ou,s Ames. secretary, the Rev. Frank
> uo.saoL Sessions will be held afternoon ana
evening.
Tho regu,ar Democratic Executive Committee met
IN m. Jefferson Building on Saturday night anu ap
,ointsd December q for the holding Oh primo"
FOR the election Of delegates to the "e"e'a'
rh. managers OF the Brooklyn Diet Dispenser! az
-aL,rg alaborate arrangements for the preseh'a-
ZION at the Academy OF Music on Decen'oe' - -
"a II ~ the grand Russian Fate. The alumhae Oh
the Packer Institute will give f'uss'a, IT, a.,
moon On Friday a Russian peasant "eaN'"e
he presented The dispensary distributed "o"'1'
re food 10 1000 destitute SICK people '"e =,
The chairman OF the Entertainments
Mrs F. Elliott Langstsf
Folgo Miller three year, oiu' vi ~ c...,o,
ave- while playing about po'''e ~" hnrrad
,.a,,rg IN front of her home was seriously oui'ie
NV her clothing taking fire. The chiid WAS a'to" g.
hy an ambu,ance surgeon and removed 70 81
Cs.,ar,re.s uosp,taL Her recovery is doubtful
| DR.. Lyman Abbott has asked the pon'e ,an-
~ W rr.oh collie Mac six months old TAN
co,ored and with white face The dos was .n'
when he was a puppy to the doctor anu ", and
! 49,, al an account OF his manifold graces anu
/ po'' az -. hos endeared himself TO the
/ ,o',"ho,1 His registered number is 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
,cro SCANDAL on ELLIS ISLAND

-. ,,,vrsrlGArIoN lNro CHARGES OF 'Ano"'
N' MAS OTHERS ASKED TO RESIGN
$1,000, last night by an official on Eiiis
wa, stx Of the night watchmen ON the island
iS'""' ,'' 90 he discharged FOR alleged intimacy
w .''s good-lookIng young German girl named
Anna Grimmer 49, , a., urs,ran
Miss Grinmer ran away fro'" nome ~ "
,,n a married man. who was TO have obtained
W. -, married her on their arrival here. they
,. IN the steamship II. II. Mier. on November To-
Ia, tho in.nectors decided To detain Miss trimmer
.rb. man was allowed TO go About week ago
,,. of the night watchmen told a companion story
", ~, u,ss trimmer An investigation was begun.
A.. a result one man Immediately discharged
md me resignati lions OF five others asked FOR
II vas also limited that other women ana ohciais
an other and higher capacities are also involved III
,ha scandal Miss Crimmer. after she had made
certain affidavus. deported. and sailed on the
N II Mier Wednesday last.
The investigation Of some Of the other on'c'ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
r.vES on ELEVATED ROADS.
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD To-MoRRo" oNEA
ur orrv,s THREAT TO SELL THE ROADS

CONFERENCE TO BE HELD TO-MoRho" w
THE c1TY,s THREAT TO SELL. THE ROADS
Edward 1au,erbach. OF the law firm oil iioau'es
ror,erbach & Johnson. attorneys ioI t'ie 'YD,,'
10, 1-tngz County elevated roads. visited broOh'S "
- ct,,rdav and arranged for a conference p" "
IVA tomorrow at the office OF Assistant 'o'P
,t,, counsel Henry Yonge 10 discuss the III az
o,y f. sell the property Of the ROADS ioi u"P,,1
,",o. Tho conference Will be attended by "
tI,nr,chs Registrar OF Arrears President h4i
- ,h Roarl Of Assessors; Corporation ,,o,,m..i
~ r,"raId and Assistant CORPORA o. of.i,.cr -
Wonge The roads now assert thdt ti,si u, Anru
nsrurn A reduction OF their assess hsn ~. ,,,rrn.
- S.als annl,ed for an injunction IN the '"f r.
,Sn,rt ON the assessment al SV"p ed
Vu.t ,ras no. granted. The iOdhS CON- 30 So.
,bstr incomes mad been greatly cut "" ~.
- obanga from horse power 10 rie'. -. 81 ="
me ma nam, rSads Regarding the demand Oh M.
SUI Sun. ,,r sn ,ller assessments MT olis'
',rba 6qht of the elevated rod1s lol silsr tina f,
ne "e a,nsU.hat strange when W. coiislur' nc.
fhe Board Of Assessors ma t.eaeu of me roa :
tHe Nv The annual report OF one OF ~ ~ cn =
y c,sts Railroad Commissioners the 90 a.
~ ,he road was $264ll7i5 1t was ponu %, mar in
oss ,s, ma these bonds are supHthl H.
". to-day This means thdt II, -. M
the md n Tho financial word the actua Natue
h ro,artv is in OF that sum - i,,a 90
~ 80, is d per lees than 'le 70 Assas
~ road II would seem that the boa H. "a 10,
tie 80 heer very cOnsderate. 10 say tie 20, cor
soIs Ha' aieva,ed railroads recently TOOK out -,
iarari nroceedngs review the YAK arnoin, ed
,So! nd Justice Bartlett last Iuesuay bbsssring :
1o,' H. 81 OTIS TO take testimony. Inc "S
- h.gti Ntrh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS ~ PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg Penn. Dec. Major Isaac b. Brown.
the Superintendent OF the Railway Bureau OF the
State Depar tment OF Internal Affairs has finished
the compilation OF statistics for 1895. The section
covering the accidents on steam railways in Penn
sylvana IL interesting II shows total OF . pas
sengers killed and 6l2 injured; AZ employees killed
and ss4S injured: lO7 other PERSONS killed and ls,9
injured grand total OF l.5S killed and 1881 IN
jured. The grade crossing and suicide are Mon
toned OF the causes OF fatalities among
those classified other persons 10 distinguish
them from passengers and employees. The statistics
for the year show that 10 every i32 employees there
one killed. and 10 every % one was injured.
Among passengers killed out OF lSS. us
carried and injured in every 2ots1 carried. The
Philadelphia and Reading Company carried the
greatest number OF ssengers for each one killed
and the Pennsy lyania was second. The Lehiga Val.
ley is third in the list in the way OF favorable ex.
hbit FOR passengers carried without injury.
compa rlson for the last five years shows clearly
the results OF the business depression In number OF
passengers carried and railroad discharged the
number dropped from the rolls In 1894 being about
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE

was more than without home OF It's own. II
was the first organized by the Baptist denomination
IN Rrook,yn and came into existence IN 49,. siiaH
frame building was then erected in Peari-st' SOON
o,,,arward a brick building was put up al Nassau
srd liberty sts where Barnes & COS pooh piiii'
,ns shons are now situated. In the big hre OF 1915
,,is building was destroyed and another was ereeteu
an Tho same site Again in 1870 FIRE partially ue
showed the church. and extensive repairs were maue
necessary. l., -
The little band OF members rapidly grew IN num-
Il. from the date Of the churchs birth. ana 'he
members began 10 colonze and other bap''s'
c,s,rches were organized drawing from the MEMBER
.hi, If the parent church Among the hrst OF these
new branches 10 organize was the Pierrepont street
Ban,is, Church. in 1910. This society erec'eo
bu,ldins al Clinton and Pierrepont sts' ana inc
nastor was the Rev Dr. E. E. l.. Taylor. the hrsl
rastor Of the old church was the Rev Wiiiiam -
Hawley and among his successors were the rev
Sfss Ilsey the Rev. DR.. j. L. Hodge, the rev ~
w Briggs the Rev. DR.. D. j. Yerkes ana the heV.
Dr n NJ Gallaher In 1872 owing 10 the changes
IN the centre Of population. and the encroachment
NJ business in the lower part Of the city, especially
In the neigh borhood OF the First Baptist Church
was thought that one church of the denomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
nEDICATING THE TEMPLE.
TUE NEW HOME OF THE FIRST BAPTIST
CONGREGATION FORMALLY OPENED.

AN IMPRESSIVE SERIES OF EXERCISES BEGUN
SERMON BY THE REV. CORTLAND MYERS
THE LARGEST CHURCH AUDITORIUM
IN THE TWO CITIES.
Tho Rap,ist Temple at Third ave. and Schermer-
s,-,s, the new home % tae First Baptis; Church
=, prookvn was formally lsGicned yesterday with
,unrsss,ve exercises in the morning. afternoon and
evening The First Baptist society is one Of the
largest and most prosperous church organizations
u Rrookvn. and the erection II the handsome and
corrnodous building is a proof not only OF its past
r,osnery and growth. bu, also OF certain influence
Gov GOOD IN the future. The building Is without
6onh, as commodous and well equipped any
church in the city. No effort has been spared TO
make Il complete in every particular. and the men,
her. Of the Building Committee. c. r. Hetfed.
chairman Il. C. Litchfeld and Fl. J. Hail. have been
faithful 10 their trust The church. up TO the time
the Rev Cortland Myers called TO its pastor
sss. passed through several critical periods, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
AN EI.Ks LODGE OF SORROW.

proou,,n Elks gathered at Plymouth Churc"
-. a,,srnoon AZ 3 o'clock 10 hold mei'lo'' Ia
ser,,Ica in honor Of the following members OF 'ne
brooklyn lodge who have died in the last , Two Or
,hree years philip Nathan. John j. Read henry q
sharman John Zipp. Rober; Kapn Mc5; owan j.
Maiie Ira H. Moore H. b wslk Rayn MdliA William
rltt ma ~ poock ! T. Barnes, Harry crhpt l.
SNOW u' Mott. Patrick Murphy. A h. hicha'S
and w -, was AZ follows: organ volnntaiS
,ha ng ~ II Morse selection by Plymo1MIh SSawns.
quartet address EXaled h1,er prayer the REV
500, r Wetzel; soprano solo Mss Maitr 10
thdiiI ,1dress the Rev. Samuel a f-hot, 90
touistot'' tS-ederc Gillette: address, the ~
ION Ti Walsh: plymouth Church quart. i,t
. KIng is chairman OF the Me'"o''"'