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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-28
SHER.FFS SALE.

Sher:ns Office, County Of Drrnsby,
St4te of Nevada.
Notice of sale Of real estate under exc
cutiOn.
BY virtue of an execution issued out Of
the District Court of the FIRST judicial
District of the State of Nevada. in and
for Ormsby County, wherein Samuel
L~Ongabaugh was plaintiff and Wm. NJ
Wyncoop was defendant, upon a judg-
ment rendered the 18th day OF February.
4. ID. 1898, for the sum of seven hundred
and thirty-two and l5-100 dollars S732.la
no part of said Judgment having been
paid save and except the sum of Four
Hundred and two dollars $4,000 leav-
ing a balance due upOn said Judgment.
for the sum of three hundred and thirty
and 15-1O0 dollars (S33OI5) which said
balance due is duly docketed ia Judg-
mcnt Book d, Ormshy County Records,
and is in full force and effect.
have this day levied upon all tho
right, title, claim and interest, of said
defendant, VIM NJ. Wynco"p, of and to
the following described real estate
tO-wit:
The w. half of y. w. / of Sec. 81, and
f. half of y. f.. ! of Sec. 81, tp. l5. Y. Il.
10, f. NJ. D. I. & NJ.
Public notice is hereby given that |
will on WEDNESDAY THE lIfh DAY
OF MAY, A.. ID. lS9S, at | O'Clock T. NJ of
said day in front of the Court House
door of the County OF DTm~by, sell at
public auction for gold or silver coin of
the United States. all the right, title
claim and interest OF said defendant
VIM. NJ. Wyncoop, of III and 10 the above
described property or so much thereof
as may be necessary t. raise sufficient
money to satisfy said judgment. with in
terestS and costs. to the highest and best
bidder.
WM. KINNEY. sheriff.
BY +. kNOBLOCII, deputy.
Dated this 10Th day of April, y. u. 1898.
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NOTICE..

At the regular meeting Of the State
Board of Examiners held April 6. 1897,
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
ers shall meet on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in each month for the
purpose of allowing claims against the
State, and all claims not in the office of
the Secretary of State on or before said
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
each month shall not be considered or
allowed by the Board until it's next
meeting which will be on the third
Tuesday of each month.
REINHOLp sadie
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES r.. Judge
Board of Examiners
Attest:
}. neAsF,
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. April g.. 1897.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
State LHni OHca, T,rson CITY. EN-Al.
January y, 1898.

State L&ni Once, C,rsou Citv. EN-4I,
January y, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the State Of
Nevada, under the Act of Congress APP
proved June Is, 1880, (2l Stats. 2S7), has
filed in the United States Land Office at
Carson City Nevada. List No. 2Ot of lands
selected under said Act, and has applied
for a patent for said lands: that Il part of
ton, II a copy thereof, by descriptive
subdivisions, has been posted in "A con-
venient place in said United States Land
Office for the inspection of all persons
interested ana the public generally.
Within ne next sixty days following
the dat If thus notice protests or CON
tests against the claim of said State of
Nevada to any tract or subdivision de-
scribed in the list, on the ground that thu,
sam is more valuable for mineral than
agricultural purposes, will be recei eed
and noted by the Register and Receiver
! of the United States Land Office at Car
son City, Nevada, for report to the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington, d. c.
The following are the subdivisions
described. to wit:
S. w. o n. w. +. Sec. 81, T. l6 Mr.. 10
f. NJ. d. Is. & Mo acres.
| A. c. PRATT.
State Land Register of the State of
Nevada.
Date Of first insertion January %. 1898.
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,DANEL MCILlGAN or Cornelius Carlen1
lssl, a. Jefferson barracks, No; cStittcd to
G1tyo cGr1ly; hbefnl reward for proof of Ieath Al
nED; a. sMITlIE, Co,iilscllor ~ Law. lid J
Bniding. Boston, Mass,
The sun., 1898-01-19

DR.. q. d. Robinson reports few cases
Of diphthcria hear here.
conversions occurring nightly. The NJ.
L. Church revival is still in progress,
and, though the number Of penitcnts are
few, the meetings are marked with spir-
itual success.
Livervman c. b. Marsh has purchased
lot at the rear OF the =. f.. rectory lot
and upon it will erect a stable and
wagonhousc.
! Oscar Burton, Of Wilmington, is visit :
ing his parents here.
John Wilson, who has been in the en-
ploy of John II. Truitt, at the Eagle
| Hotel tor several years, has resigned his
position and expects to leave soon for
| Philadelphia. Mr.. Truitt has secured
E. Frank Tyre to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr.. Wilson'S csignation.
Milford.
Mrs. Sallie f.. Hodson and John p.
Stewart we're married yesterday after
noon ut the residence of the brides
aunt Mrs. Henry Matthews. No. l047
Park Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. The
wedding was u very quiet one, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart left Phia-
delpha on the BAG p. IN. train for Mil
ford on the arrival of which the bride
and groom went direct to their future
home on Front street, North Milford,
where they will make. their resi-
dcnce and where many Of their friends
were awaiting their arrival and an infor-
NAL reception took place.
DR.. and Mrs. James q. Stanton and
the doctors mother are visiting friends
and relatives in Philadelphia and Cam
den, N. J.
Frank Picrson has returned to PhiIa-
delphia, having been the guest Of Miss
Cora Barber for several days.
John }. Rosa and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Baker are visiting in Dover.
Frank S. Hardcsty, Of FELTON,, spent
yesterday with Milford friends.
Alex Pullen has returned from Will
mington.
Captain James II. Palmer has returned
from the Slaughter Beach Hotel to North
street, near Second, North Milford.
W. b. Todd is building an office on
Cavalry Avenue near the depot, where
he will continue his business as real
estate agent.
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THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Rril3"vilIr.


Mrs. John Gibson, wife OF a promncn
farmer Of near here, mad very thrillin.
experience on Sunday evening. Abou
9o'clock on Sunday evening, while hcl
husband was at church, she heard some
one in the yard and being all alone ex
cepting two very small children, she
procured her husbands shot gun befor,
making an investigation and soon after
opening the back door she saw MAJ,
leaving the chicken house and as soon
as she could get fair aim at him she
shot. BY this time the man was some
distance off, but as the husband had an
extra large load in his gun, which he
had prepared for wild geese, it had the
desired effect, and the man dropped to
the grounl letting loose the chickens
which he had captured. Mrs. Gibson
did not 60 any closer to the would be
thief, but awaited the arrival of her hus-
band As soon as he returned from
church s'" told him Of what had hap
pened, and they procured a lantern and
started to look for the dead man, as they
supposed. but found on arriving at the
spot nothing LETT except large pool of
blood. 1t is evident that the man was
seriously wounded and will probably be
found out.
While Mr.. Ii. i. Truit, Of the firm OF
Truitt 4 Wingate, and wife were at
church on Sunday evening some one Ell
tered their house and stole forty dollars
from them. Upon examination in the
morning Mr.. Truitt found one of the
back doors unlocked. No clue to the
robbery can be given.
AT the fourth quarterly conference OF
the year, which was held on Monday.
the Rev. W. q. Koons was invited to re-
turn by a unanimous vote of the officers
present. The following officers
will serve for the ensuing year:
Trustees, Thomas W. Layton, Philip l..
Cannon, Mitchell Layton, $. B. IIazzard
}. +. Davis, W. j.. Fowler; Stewards,
p. II. Wiley, r. J. Gray, J. Il. Harris,
II. W. Cannon, i. W. WiIlin, II. II.
Sawyer, II. G, Short, W. r. Carter, II.
=. Cannon, q. $. Layton. =. l.. Cannon
was elected PRESIDENT; NJ. Layton, sec
rotary; "ilbert Layton, treasurer.
The following officers were elected at
the annual sunday School election on
Sunday: urcrintcllcnt, II. W. Cannon;
Assistant, /, II. Sawyer; Secretary,
T. s. Short Assistant, f. p. Hazard:
Treasurer, thas. j. Gray; Librarian,
Mil!iard Layton; Assistant, leon Can
nog; GrH"ni-t, Miss Harriet layton;
Assistant, Miss LWlta Wiley; Supcrin-
tendent Of Primary Department, Miss
Lizzie taI:a!I.
Rev. ". II. Logan, Of Princess Anne.
preached in the Presbyterian church,
both morning and evening, the I,rv. W.
{. HnEg, pastor Of the church here, flied
his place in Princess Anne.
Rev. W. T. Hammond, of North East,
preached in tle NJ. T.. church here on
sunday morning and Presiding Elder,
X. II. Adams, in the evening This is
the last official sermon Presiding Elder
Adams viii preach, as his term expires
in March.
Miss Emma Ray has returned to Phil.
adclphia, after visit to her brolher
near here.
James G. LongfelIow, Of Clayton, was
in town this week
W. n. Mccormick, Of Wilmington,
was in town on Monday and attended
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Changes in The IIelligh Valley.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Ie-
high Valley Railroad Company, held
to-dayn number Of important changes
in the directorate and executive manage
ncnt were made and resolutions ADOPT
cd providing for alterations in the BY
laws 80 as to conform TO modern prar.
tirr and permit OF the merging Of the
Finonr" with the Executive Committee
as ore body.
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TO Prosecute XO,a.

PARIS, Jan, lS.-Tha Minister for
War, General Biilot, has lodged with
tie Minister OF Justice, NJ. Darlan, for.
mai complaint again NJ. Emile Xola and
the manager Of the Aurorc. The com.
p!aint will he forwarded to tie Public
Prosecutor
The sun., 1898-01-19

the meeting Of the A. o. L. W. lodge, o
which he is the organizer.
Geo. F. James, of Wilmington, was il
town this week
Miss Anna Cahal, who has been yer,
sick with pneumonia, is now convalesc.
/ ing.
Mrs. II. W. Cannon is able to be ont
again.
W. NJ. Bump, of Vermont, has been in
,, town several days in the interest of NJ.
L. Wheeler & Co., phosphate manufac-
turer.
II. p Cannon is making preparations
Tor building another large storage ware
house.
Mrs. J. ". Disharson has returned
from Philadelphia.
Prof. W. T. Dashiel, Of Salisbury, or
ganized choral club here last night.
Prof. X. NJ. Wiley has returned from
Selbyville.
r. Reese Layton and Harry Layton
have returned from Georgetown.
Arthur Russell, Of Milford, was in
town on Sunday.
Smyrna.
The remains Of Mrs. Alice Farson, wife
of James Farson, of PhiIadelp phia. and Il
daughter Of Captain Auguston Scout, Of
Smyrna Landing, were inferred this
afternoon in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Rev. l.. W. Layfcld conducting the ser
vices. She has resided in this neighbor-
hood nearly all her life, with the cxccp-
ton OF Il few years spent with her hus-
band on a farm at Bukersville, near At
lantic City. Mrs. Farson has been u
great sufferer for years from compica-
ton Of diseases, but was ever bright and
cheerful and was possessed OF many low
able traits. She was a true Christian
woman and her death is deeply y regretted
by her many friends here She was
forty-two years Of ;lge and lcav es a hus-
Last night at meeting of the Citizens
Hose Company, No. |, the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing ycar President, II. b. Gricvcs !;
vice president, F. +. Evans secretary,
j. +. Boyer treasurer, Clarence Boyer !:
fire recorder, ". ID. Moore chief engi-
nccr, j. Il. Carter ; first assistant, II. $.
Anthony second assistant, X. f. Coun-
sclman directors, l.. i. Boyer, r. +.
Connselman, George Sylvester Chief
Carter filled the following positions
First DozzIcmcn, Frank Boyer, Winter
Moore second nozzIcmcn.lI. b. Grirvcs,
Fred Lang g.; third nozz!cmen, John
Patterson, i. +. Boyer fourth nozzle
men, Joseph Wright, George Sylvester
plugmcn, Thomas jefferson, J. b. Coun-
s"Inon couplers. J. Y. Wright, William
Norris, Irving T. Cooper, &. Davis
Brown, Winter Moore, George Lees,
NnIin NJ. Bustccd, George p. Graham;
iad'Icrincn. ]. B. liunn, J. T.. Phillips,
J. II. Mattiiord, Frank Webb, Charles
THORNLEY,, {. b. Raymond, J. c. Man
n"ring. II. Il. Jones, j. II. Spcakn1an.
Tic following committee was appointed
on changing the meeting night from the
second Monday evening OF each month
to thr first Tuesday : II. S. Anthony, +.
+. Evans Winter Moore, Joseph II.
Wright, q. Davis Brown.
Presley King Of Chester, has accept
cd a position as pilot Of the steamer
George +. Brady, j. l.. jackson having
resigned
Rev. L. NJ. Layfeld has commenced
a series of sermons on the Circuit.
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Bank Notes Redeemed,

WAsHNGToN, Jan. 1S.-National Gank
notes received for redemption, $3.50, 3Gs;
Government receipts from internal rev.
enue, $40 SOS; customs, $G33,337; mis-
cellaneous, $5O,363. Expenditures, ST..
OO5,OOO.
The sun., 1898-01-19

Herman Pierce has accepted positio
in Philadelphia.
Sunday morning he will preach ;
Friendship Church, and in the evcnin
deliver the same sermon at Jerma
Chapel.
Miss Elizabeth jefferson, of Chester
town, is guest Of Miss Edith Collins.
The Whist Club was entertained b.
Mrs. II. p. Hall last night.
A minstrel show will be given in th
Opera House in the near future, for th'
benefit of the Smyrna band.
The committees appointed to look int
the advisability Of purchasing plan,
| for Asbury NJ. f. Sunday School, vii
meet at Mrs. Clara BcwIey's this even
| ing.
Several persons interested in having
the arc light remain at Market adj
Commerce streets, which has beer
ordered removed by the Town Council,
have gotten out petition protesting
against the substituting a thirty-twn
candle power lamp at this corner. II
contains many signers, and will be pre-
sentcd to the City Council at its next
meeting.
The regular animal meeting OF the
stockholders of the Philadelphia and
Smyrna Transportation Co., was held
this afternoon at p. IN. The rcrpot Of
disposition of properties and payment
Of Indebtedness was generally approved.
The following directors were elected to
to serve for 1898: John II. Hoffecker,
A. L. Hudson, V. G. Walker, j. II.
Staats, A. +. Jardinc. The directors
met and elected as officers: John II.
lloffccker PRESIDENT A. Il. Jardine
secretary and treasurer.
Georgetown.
Captain Brown, OF Long Island, and
Frank Burbage and Harry Burbaee. of
Iewcs, were arrested Monday by Sheriff
Johnson and brought to Gcorgctown,t the
former being taken from his sloop off
Green Hill Light and the other two
from their home at hwes. The trio
were charged with having stolen from
the wrecked ship, Francisco r., lying
off Slaughter Beach, two anchors and
other property, valued at S400 The men
were released this morning upon agree
ing to surrender the property TO the
present owners, Recorder of Deeds }. i.
Hcarn and john II. Trutt.
Tie musicale given in Methodist Hall,
Saturday night, by Richard Wclton, Of
New York, under tie auspices of the
Georgetown New Century Club, was in
decd Il feast for the music loving people
"f the town. Ii was well attended and
the club Is much better off from a Gnan-
ciaI standpoint. Mr.. Wellon will remain
in town for some time and form classes
in vocal and Instrumental music, physi-
ca! culture. etc.
Mrs. Robert Wilgus, Of Roxana. is Wis.
visiting her son and daughter, p. $. VIII
gns and Mrs. c. +. Richards, here.
Coroner and Mrs. W. II. johnson, Of
Mi!.sboro, were in town today.
Daniel Ennis, cololcd, was committed
to Jail last night, charged with stealing
dog.
There are very few cases of chicken
poX among the children in town.
Mrs. 7. NJ. krce, while lighting fire
yesterday, ignitcd her lambreqnin and
in ler efforts to extinguish it, burned
her hand severely.
The revival services in the MP. Church
continue with unabated interest, several
The sun., 1898-01-19

INFORMATION wantel of Ross
Kelly, (domestic.) Pleae send add
10 W Convent avenue, New York citj
The sun., 1898-01-19
HELP WANTET-NALEs

| " ANIED-Si'uation for cCachman or house
raM WORK IN private family. Address SU7 Tat
The sun., 1898-01-19

c,,i'.N,iOkilAIlDN wanted concerning Mattll
ii,,!ily received by his brother, DAVID. Lox
White plaus \ = '''''' '"'>
The sun., 1898-01-19

,NtNGl 'AElAN--Came IRON Birmingh
r,,siIaua, III ls72 entitled to property; lilers
N,,,g, Wah, f"r proc Of death. Address GEO
Boston, Mass. '''>
The sun., 1898-01-19

LuDWlG hANDsllrT will learn Of son,ethi
10 hi' advantage by calling room fC2, 03 Nasa
The sun., 1898-01-19

Hiios I'D This meet the eye OF any of the 4
tvcs Of Catherine or Hcninmiu iin;,th fnru
o. p Stnckl,rt, England, MIR, FREDEH
BEARD wi! pc pleased to see or hcs, from d
MuditsS lrl!sh steamship Energil, Marka
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Lost AID FOUND,
NOTICES..
PERSONAL.

,.lHfvhhATlOS wanted Of Ellen I'yne, md
, ne,' ;m1' hurkc IN North America 30 years; liv1
hst ii'2 bnwcry street, New York. !
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According 70 passengers who came down
on the DiTigo. q NauaTuo man whose
name could not be learned, left the vessel
ri Wellington with a sack OF gold 81
heavy thar X taxed the strength Of two
men 10 lift Il 10 his back.
Up 10 the middle of the month there
were two deaths at 81. Mary's hospital. a.
Dawson. and thcSe were James neoow, OK
sh.s state. and Eugene SoQisSe- or can
ada.
n u. Milan. who arrived froFn Dawson
on the D!riso YESTERDAY reports that me
steamer Columbia a lower Yukon river
boat was going to leave Dawson for
Waite Horse rapids. 10 miles from Lake
Repnett. August =. This was the itrst
attempt made hy one OF the large river
vessels 20 40 farther inland tsan Dawson.
According 10 the Yukon Midnight San q
August IL the steamer John CndAaY holds
the record for speed On IRE Yukon. She
leff =; Michael on her trial trap AZ Enid-
night luly - and reached Dawson Az
g!lst II Accomplishing the l.-@ miles N
Twelve days 1ot considering a Decay az
susnsv~four hours az the mouth 81 the
rfy.r because of an ehbing tide. capt Ma
Cartbv Mas master OF the vessel. ard L.
u. terosset. formerly Of Puse; sound. ths
GINGER
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The Young Woman's League Of Ply
mouth church Is planning another concert,
10 take place next Friday. September 9.
The brilliant series Of T1usicales given by
this organization In the past warrants high
anacipafions on the part OF the pubic The
present one is 10 be called a song recital
The young ladies have been particularly
fortunate in their choice OF artists this
time. The special soioists deserve part.cu-
lar mention. Miss Katherine Glen. Of Nc
Minnyiile Conservatory OF Music Oregon.
happening to be in the city for a few days
has been happily secured. She has a rich
consralto voice of marvellous compass and
power. New York papers speak IN highest
praise OF her work. She wilt be assisted ~
Mr. Gernot D'Aibert, Of Paris, violin viz
tuoso. also visitor here. Mr.. % Alder: is
a brother of Eugene d Albert the famous
pianist His technique Is said to ne re-
markable. A rare treat is In store Tor low
ers OF the violin. Mrs. =. A. Hughes. So
prano has also kindly consented To add her
fine voice to the list Of soioists. The pro-
gramrne itself viii be some thing unique.
These concerts are Always free 10 the pub
lie. no admission fee having ever been
charged.
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very important work The special called
meeting viii De held In either the United
ffe~cyfsr1an or Plymouth Ccngrega rionai
cnnfcaes. 10 be announced later at SIS
clock on asxe Morzay evening. Refresh
menis will he served by the Plymouth
congregational and United Presbyterian
societies jointly
Miss Lueiia Dyer os the Methodist
Protestant Society. was chosen secretary
., the local union to ill the vacancy caused
og the resignation 81 Miss Guy. Miss Dyer
- one or sea,tIe's best and most favo-ahly
KNOWN Erdeaycrers. She has great execa-
tive ability and IL will be welcome news 10
TIE mass o. Erdeavorers OF The city 10
KNOW f1st SUCH = faithful worker Is 10 fill
this important Office for the coming year
IL was announced that Miss Frances PAT
terson. world renowned missionary En-
deaVorer, would be in Seattle on Friday
nigal OK this week. A special committee
was Immediately appointed TO arrange for
. reception 10 be given her on this even
ing at the home OF the Misses Hyde. Seven
tsenth avenue, two doors north OF Nafl-
son street car line. An invitation is gwen
20 all Erdeavorers and their friends TO
meet Miss Patterson on Friday night Miss
Patterson enarared herself 90 hundreds OF
f-nasaforers throughout the state last
year In her lecture trips 10 many OF the
largest towns. She also took one of tne
Leading parts q the convention programme
at she state convention held In Tacoma
as We'll as a; the great international con-
ventaon held In San Francisco. Miss Pat
terson leaves Vancouver on mex. Monday
for the North China mission field where
she expects to labor for several years,
The Floating Endeavor Society report
ed good work being done and that IL soon
expected TO announce that it would have
a building Of its own. to Be known as the
Seanan's Bethel
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Church Work and Workers.

The Sunday school Of the United Preshy-
terian church will hold lis annual picnic
on next Wednesday.
Rev. Or. Sunderland OF Oakland. Cal.
secretary ~ the Baptist Missionary Union
for tbs Pacific coast, passed through the
city on Friday night.
Pastor Bowerrnan viii preach at the
South Seattle Baptist mission each even
ing of this week except Tuesday. Rev.
Mr. Hause has been conducting special
revival services al this point for several
weeks. with deep interest.
Mrs. Frantz II. Coe president Of the Wo-
mems Missionary Society OF the First Bap-
list church, ieft for the East last Satur-
day for two months visit. Mrs. Bower
man will have charge Of the meetings in
the absence Of the president
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
First baptist church Will resume It's regu-
lar serni-n1onthly meetings. beginning on
"Wednesday CT this week, a. the church. nj
8 % O'Clock Mrs Wright Will have charge
OF the programme, the subject being DR..
JGdSefls work
The members az the First Baptist church
ard congregation viii he entertained az
supper by the ladies' Of the church on Tues
oay evening Of this week AT the church.
New England supper VIII BIZ served at
e:3n o'clock. after which will be discussed
around the table some % the lines OF work
and plans Of pastor and people TOR the
Coming season.
The pulpit Of The United PRESBYTERIAN
church viii ie filed on September II ard
= hy the Rev. MIR. Kyle, OF California,
during the absence of Rev. Il. l.. Larirc
~ P.ttshurE. Pa. who has been supplying
the puaTsst for the past seven weeks Mr.
lan!ng vii on his return. October l. take
Up his duties as pastor % the church.
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READY FoR WORK.
Chri.tian Enden~orers Meet ana
Outline winters Campaign.

TIE FIRST local unioa executive commit
:Re meeting which has been held since xAe
,T.~ctf6r of the new officers convened II
Plymouth sT,gsa x.ofsal church last I'll
.3ax evening with ;he president. Rev. 4~osi;s
] Rawerraan. in tae chair. The different
societies with their presidents. we're ~esi
represented ard the interest ard en'Ausa-
axe, shown nv ali present IN TIE various
tr,,;Anrsart matters whisA came H2 hsds
fair for good work both by the local auaon
ana me Individual societies.
va ,,,nx. fr.,y.orfant mater which was
.gYSs-.4ss.4; ard whfeh Will be- nTpeTf1oSt IA
sha rusnsss az the EnAesvereyS DUNG the
next ten months was TIRE planning Ter Fae
- state convention. which TIE Seattle COZ
vfry.nt ssss>s,s~sse.s IN securing while ~ TIE
Malta WAlia state convention n Jasy. TX
Vas ergasfs dsSr.ae3 az tfss ssef tt'as, On kTi-
ssev ylxhs ~ hold special fac"tiF@ % eye
vssaA fr7sIss scsrs n: 30 furtaeT discuss sa1
uark and PLANS for tne - convention AE-4
q, sxiecs tbs heads of the various csAssi-
u..t,sss rao aSs ~ ;aAe tie lead - sA4s