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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-07-21
Gold Democrats in Line, Too


WIImxGrey. DEL. July II The louag
Mems Democratic Club, the leading organ
cation of the party in this State, and winch
contains most of the gold wing Of the party,
this evening at a largely attended meeting
promised united and earnest support % the
Kansas CITY ticket and platform.
The resolutions we're drafted by a com
miltce, all of whom have been gold Democrats,
consisting of Former Attorney General John
Riggs. eN. Secretary Of State j. Harvey White
man. Deputy Attorney General Cooper.
County Chairman Patrick Neary. c. II. Ten
Weges and William F. Kurt.
A resolution was adopted promising sup
port OF all laws for the parity Of the ballot
and asking all good citizens Co aulle against q
Republican political adventure aad cor
ruPuOulst.
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TNHE SABBATH SCHOOL of the Church
i of God, at Carrolton, will hold their
annual Celebration in Ourslers Grove, on
Saturday, July %, 1900, from 9 a. IN. to : p.
m. Fine programme; band of music; other
schools invited. july l4-3t
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Galvanized tclclng Wire at prices that have
never been known in the trade.
Lead and Oil SO cheap that anyone eau at
ford to paint this season.
Ice is plenty. We have large stock Of the
best make of Freezers and Reirigerators.
Don't you need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens of various styles.
A full line offrst-claSs Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, OF long established reputation, at
reduced prices.
\ call vii soon convince you that the bot
tom has been completely knocked out of the
price of Mails.
Glass. Oils. Paints aud Putty, Plastering,
Hair and Cement, and in fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, as
well as low prices, at the old established stand
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rNHE P. o. S. of A, Camp No. 10, Of Ty
l. rome, will hold a picnic in Rodkey' 5
Grove. near the store at Tyrone on August
IL. The Union Bridge Band will furnish
music, and there will be some able speakers.
1t will be held all day aud in the evening.
July7 st
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GRAIN SACKS FOR HIRE.
THRESHING COAL

in tons of 224O les This Is genuine
BIG VEIN STEAM COAL Ask Your
threSherman about It
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IT,, creditor u W..sam Szub-r, Deceased,
ar. hrreoy pa,sirl g. 6.r their elatas, pruP.
r7Ig proven and authenticated, ai3h she Z lesA
90 thr Cir.ast Court .eF Carroll taagty, elihlH
lvsa rruuiE-s from Jhe iay VI sa.e ablsc mea.
r.aa.l VII H. THOMAS,
CHARLES r. FINK.
Trustees
,.H.ga &. \ d Staifh. Agci-
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TNHE GERMAN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
Il SCHOOL ON Deer Park Road, near
Smalwood. will hold their Annual Picnic on
Saturday, August 4th; if the weather is unfa-
vorable it will be held the following Monday.
A Band of Music will be in attendance.
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"ISNER'S SUNDAY SCHOOL will
w hold their annual celebration on the
last Saturday in August, the 18th.
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Suit, Overcoat and
Pants Department.

We have some splendid things to show you5
aad will sell them at half price, and, if desir-
ed will make up to order in frst-class style,
fit guaranteed or no sale, A dollar saved is
a dollar made Call and examine our stock
and we are confident we can save you money
aud please You, at the old stand, No "a West
Main street, Westminster, Md.
iau9q-u A. NJ. ANDERS.
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week days only.
To land Baltimore Passengers only.
stops only when tagged.
RIue Mountain Express.

Leave am, Hagerstown go. Potomac 6 a, smith
burg 6hS EdRemuut :. o., Blue Mountain us, Buena
Vista spring 7.l9. Blue Ridge Summit 7-22, Thur
mont 7.2i Rocky Ridge "a, Bruceviie T57 Union
Bridge s.Ot. New Windsor sll, Westminster S-24,
Glyndau S51, OwiGgS' Mills eco, Sudbrook Park
9ps, WalbruoS ai7, FGlton 9i9, Penna. ave 9.2l,
Union % arrive Hien 93i Leave Hillen SD,
Union o. Peuua ave $50, Fulton 1884. Walbrook
3G6 Westminster 40, New Windsor 4.40, Union
Bridge Az, Bruceyiile 1853. ThuTmont 5.ll, Blue
Ridge summit 5.39 Bueua Vista Springs 5.42, Blue
Mountain $50. Edgcmont 5.55, Smithburg $50,
Potomac ave els arrive Hagerstown 6.l7 p. IN.
hoes mot rgru ON SUNDAYS
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DETHESDA NJ. F. Sunday school will
ID hold its annual picnic, Saturday, Au
gust 18th july IA I'd
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LOAD OF HORSES

LNT. LUKE'S Sabbtah School, at Winters
- Evangelical Lutheran Church, near New
Windsor. Md, will hold its Annual Festival
on Saturday, August 25th, in the grove ad-
joining the Church The public are all cor
daily invited june30-3t
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Forest fires started va the hills IT lo'k
county. Pa. on SUNDAY, aud we're bauuinE on
Wednesday. causing great loss 1T valuable
timber.
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JIVIDEND NO. 1873.

Union National Bank Of Westminster, !
Westminster. Md, June 30, 1900.
The President and Directors OF thus BANK
have this day declared a Seml-Annual DiNl,
dened of FIVE PER CENT. upon the Capital
Stock Of the Bank clear Of National ana
STAT Taxeg. ravabIe on and after Monday,
Jniv 9 1900. Baltimore City Taxes and
Cn9nty Taxes will be deducted from the Divi-
JenJ j. w. Herring,
july 7-3t CaSH'e''
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Michael Maloney, aged lO7 years, of Glen
wood. Pa, died last week.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
CHARLES E. GOODWIN,

70 ". MIMI NUttT1 NtVVHN NIVTF u OINIIH u
Reiisnider's Office Building,
WESTMINSTER. MD.
Represents the following Companies
ROYAL Fire Insurance Co. Of Liverpool.
Continental Fire Insurance Company Of
New York
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society OF
England.
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes. No Assessments.
jan 81
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Balance Of our entire stock at prices you can,
not afford to overlook.
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VNnE ALESIA SUNDAY SCHOOL viii
i hold their Annual Celebration IN Mr.
Jacob Folks Grove, AT Alesla, ON Saturday,
July - Addresses boy prominent speakers
several other schools will BE- present. the
Alesia Band will furnish Instrumental music;
vocal music bv the Sunday schools; refresh
ments sold for benefit of the school; the public
cordially invited julyl4 st
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR
- CAPITAL STOCK.

On aud after Monday. June lsth, 1870, the
-ubscriYtian lists for the capital stock Of sha
Citizens Water and Power Company ot Car
sCll County. Md. viii be- opeu. Persons De
siring the stock will apply 60 Nsssrs. Denton
$ Gehr. John II Cunningham Or Joseph 4.
BOYLE, Who are authorized 10 receive sab
scriptions. b. order.
CHARLES BILLINGSLEA. Y. P,
iu.lG. aud Acting President,
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on SUNDAY trains viii leave Hillen Station at y.35
a. Ia ami 30 p. m, Westminster Ills a. m III y.
N arriving at Union Bridge NJ ll.45 a m. and $50
D. IN. Leave Union Bridge at 6.45 a. IN. and All p
m Westminster 80 a. IN. and ITO p m, mig
az Hilleu station At 800 "A. and as =. M
Frederick Division pennsylvania X. X. (bally eN-
cent sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile at 3 - and 1910 a. and S-:S and go
D. IA. Trains for TAneytowu. LittieS'Own and
columbia leave BruCeyile 81 n IN and - p.
Through Trains tor Hanover and Gettysburg and
points uu Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
baltimore. daily, except sunday at - a. m. and
81 50 p IN Through cars Tor Gettysburg and inter-
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, eXeep'
sunday at Ip.I7
Passengers for and from Chcrr Run Williams
port + Y. and intermediate points from and fOI
stations east of HagerstoWn change at Hagerstown.
orders Tor baggage calls can be left at Ticket
once No. M East Baltimore street Baltimore
J. NJ. HOOD General Manager.
juu30 d. a GRSwoLb Genl Passenger Agent.
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GILBERT Il GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
CLEAN SWEEP |

NtSImInSter, Md.
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our specially. feb 20
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7 OOK, FARMERS.
CREAM SEPARATORS.

If YOU want the BEST CREAM SEPARA-
TOR on the market. write 10 me. Price s..
Week 5 trial FREE.
GEORGE l.. AWAIT,
a, 1E-IotE Westminster Md
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This company, incorporated under the Gen
eral Laws of the State Of Maryland,
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TO CREDITORS

URIAU EINiER
ENvtgfuF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-25
Many Lives Saved.

In almost every neighborhood there is some one whose life has teen saved by Chamberlain Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. or who has been cured of chronic diar- rhoea by the use of that medicine. Such persons make a point of telling of it whenever opportunity offers, hoping that it may be the means of saving other lives. For sale by ". L. Dewoody < Co.,. druggists.
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BLUFF CITY FURNITURE C0,.
 Corner Second Avenue Chestnut Street.
FRED H. JONES
Continued from page 1

than he. He is perhaps the most popular official in the employ of the Cotton Belt in the south aud as an efficient servant has no equal any where.
 His promotion was not surprise as Mr. Jones was looked upon as the logical appointee to the place. We congratulate both gentlemen in thelr success aud hope to soon note their continued success to another higher round of the ladder of their vacations.
 It is said that the office of district passenger agent at Memphis, heretofore held by Mr. Jones, will be abolished, aud the duties em oraeed ia it will be performed by the passenger agents of tue Cotton Belt at Memphis.
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MERRILL INSTITUTE.

Vending tonight. Admission 9 cents. rare treat Lecture, Mi rabeau, and the French Revolution. ; Lecture begins promptly at S:35. The Louisville Courier-J ournal has the following editorially:
 One of the most accomplished orators of America. A loyal son of the North, he has laid upon the tomb of Jackson. the Christian sol dier of the South. wreath et laurel that will never fade.
 Col. Bai1 will appear at Merrill Institute Thursday uight and lee ture on "rhe New Woman and the Old Man. Rev D. c. Babeeek, pas tor NJ. F. church, Dover, N. H., is responsible for the following:
 .sThe lecture is one of the very best have ever heard, and should be delivered on every platform in the country, aud hetore every young man and woman of this era.
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ARBITRATION IN
 LABOR DISPUTES

In an address before an assoeia lion of man ufacturers recently, a practical economist. who is himself an extensive manufacturers, made the following significant statement when speaking of the benefieant re- suits flowing from the national ar Oitration of labor disputes in his line of business:
 The result of all this is that we have had absolute peace in our busl. ness. Ia the management Of our business during these thirteen years l do not think we have ever given a single day to the consideration oi labor questions, and never have been compelled to publish ou our letter head that All agreements are subject to strikes and other occur, rences beyond our control.
 So happy condition of one very large manufacturing industry is chiefly the result Of intelligent CO., operation among manufacturers whose plants are widely scattered
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OTHERS IN TIE FIELD
Rumored That the Anheuser Busch
 People Will Build an Opera House

More eapatilists anxious to build an opera house have, so we have beentold, entered the field in this city, aud judging from recent in- auiry, which was made of eer- tain property holder, the nee man means business and has gone so far as to arrange for the purchase of the property on which the proposed house will be built.
 The new people are the Anheuser- Busch Brewlvg Association of St. Louis. This is not official but we have been sufficiently informed oflthe ID matter so as to announce the intentions of sthese people. The Beer Kings are looking forward to the movement so as to erect a fine house, and we know 1t will De fine cue if the Anheaser Bush people undertake to build it, at the corner of Barraq ue and East Court streets just on the East side of the Court House. This location is very gaod one, being right in the conveniently located portion of the business section.
 The committee that has the bo. nus, collections, etc in hand were out working hard this morning, but said they have nothing whatever to to say the public as yet.
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over the United States and whose employees are to large exten members of an aggressive union. In this instance the union was fixed fact long years before the manufacturers had considered the utility of cooperation. Tie relation of employer and employee had be- come so strained in thair trade that financial ruin was imminent. Strikes, often of great violence, were occurring several times annual ly. Conditions became unbearable, as well to the em ployee who was a continual loser by his acts of depre- dation as to the employer who was steadily drifting on the locks.
 la desperation, seeing the ineYit- able failure of separate endeavor and isolation a few manufacturers met and laid the foundation of an organization that has TOW the pleasure and profit of refeeting up- on the peaceful and prosperous pie ture faithfully portrayed by it's most distinguished mem Der in the words above quoted. The significant fea- ture of this particular case is the fact that the employee is as well satisfied as the employer.-H. ". Hoyt, in The Engineering Magazine for May.
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 To accommodate those who are partial to the Use of atomizers in D. plying liquids into the nasal pas. sages for catarrhal troubles, the pro- prietors prepare Fl, s Liquid Crea m Balm, Price including the spraying tube is . cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid embodies the ne. dieinal properties of the solid prepa- ration. Cream Balm is quickly ab- sorbed by tue membrane and does not dry up the seeretions but chang es them to a natural and healthy character. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, N. Y.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.
For Goh4 fess.

We are authorized te announce Hon. J, D. Wood, Of Garland county, as a candidate for Congress from the Seeoad District of Ar Kansas, sub bieet to the action of the Demo- cratic party,
 We arc authorized to announce Hon. John ,. Little, of 5 Sebastian county, as a candidate For reelection to Congress from the Second District of Arkansas, subject to the will Of the Democracy of the district,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-25
DISSOLUTION NORGE.

The eopartnership heretofore ex- isting between A. Laxton and I. !. Bloom, under the firm name of Lax ton X Bloom, has this day been dis. solved by mutual consent A. Laxton retiring. Said J. Bloom to assume all liabilities and collect all bills due said firm. A. LAxroN.
 L !. BLOOM April q. 1900. ESQ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-25

Fresh Strawberries now on hand
 Strauss X Miller.
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April 21, 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
Bon
Ami
The New Cleaner

ooss THE ssmr worN As seoos'Se seA's
80 ..-as onr nusvseEs so MvcH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
ODD FELLOWS.

! There was very large attendance
Tuesday evening. and IL proved the
moss interesting meeting held for
number of years. The subject OF dis
cuslon was the entertaining OF the five
lodges from Dorchester, Mass. and IL
ros llted by the lodge voting TO invite
Ait Pleasant Lodge OF Dorchester and
other four lodges of that pl ce. also the
officers OF the Grand Lodge of Massa-
chusetts. The visitors are 10 bring at
ieast one oand OF music. Roger VIII
hams Lodge wlli have for It's special
guests Grand Sire Pinkington and the
oihcers OF the Grand Lodge OF Rhode
isidnu. Ihe vis@cors viii arrive here on
SPECIAL rain from Dorchester at 5 p.
M, Tussday, March 20, and will be met
AT me depot by Roger Williams Lodge
and their guests and headed by the
American Band will march TO Music
hall where a banquet will be served 10
all who are supplied with tickets There
viii be in this hall a short season OF
soc.ability. and weather permit
ung. there will be an extended parade
the route OF which viii be given later
I'm this column. There VIII be an abund-
ence OF colored fires along the line, and.
IN fact an imposing procession Is as
sured as all members OF the order are
invited 20 participate. The route will
end at Infantry hall the gallery Of
which will be open TO members OF the
order at large, but the main floor and
stage will be reserved. for Roger Will
liaIns Lodge and it's guests. and the
centre or the floor for the First degree
team OF Dorchester Lodge who enjoy
somewhat extended reputation for their
manner I'm exemplifylng this degree. II
was the original intention 10 havo this
lodge exemplfy all Of the degrees. Az
ter the degree work addresses wili be
made by the leading members OF the
Order. and this Will be an Interesting
feature of the occasion. This work is In
the hands Of such we'll known members
of Roger Williams as past grand mas
vers. Peter J. Trumper Lindsay An
derson past grands. David L. Dyer end
John " Campbell who will draw upon
the lodge for n number OF assistants 70
make Up the reception and the various
other committees that will necessarily
he needed for this monster affair
The initlstory degree was conferred
upon one candidate and two more an
plcations for membership were receiv-
ei az the meeting OF Pilgrim Lodge last
evening II Is duite probable that the
first Decree will be conferred at the
next meeting.
The hall comm ittee OF Crescent Lodge
has finished It's labors OF rerovating the
spacious ante-rooms of the hall At the
session Tuesday evening the work of
first degree was rehearsed for II Is ex-
nected that q candidate will be present
NJ the next meeting
Past Grand Frank Monroe Of What
Cheer Lodge Is nursing broken arm.
The whist party held by Swarts
Lodge, Monday evening In Palestine
hallwas attended nv about rFo nlayers
The next sitting VIII be on Monday ev-
ening and In their own hall.
Everything appears 20 ba In reafi-
ness for the session Of the Grand Todpe
On Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock I'm
Odd Fellows hail. corner OF weybosset
and Potter street.
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Fenner: $ s. 3. for all ages. Mrs VIM
@ LaWton. supt: song preaching ana
G r.. 4, led by Mr. Elisha GrimsnaW,
song and revival, 1880. @ n chaplain
Crocker and the Christian workers.
Hebrew Mission. $50 North Main ST.
Ephraim Navon OF Jerusalem VIII
speak to Jews on The prophets as
prototypes OF Christ $50.
Christian Mission. AS North Main 81,
NJ Birch. pastor-Divlne service WITH
preaching. 10.45 and 13O.
Mission Hall. 450 North Main ST.
Christian Crusaders, gospel tax ana
praise service. 7.3o.
Broad ST Christian church, @ A Coni-
bear. pastor Morning worship with
communion. lO.45: : :. 12.15. T.,
20: special prayer at 1.3O; special
service recognizing the anniversary
of -. 81, os-
Mission Of the Coming King. s2'
proad st-prayer 1915: Bible class
1 20. preaching, 2.45; conference. 30.
E,Imrnod w G. T II meets with Mrs
~ y Thomas Al Hudson ~. near far-
ade st Monday. February .. .. y pa,
per. THE Servant Girl Question, VIII
be read: vocal and instrumental music
duets. recitations and CLUB swinelhs'
Welcome. Mrs A Winship. president
First Church OF Christ29o BoWeh St
services. 10 As: subject. soul
Volunteers Of Amer'ta. Lily buildlns.
"a vrestnninater St opposite summer
Sc -CospA services will be held $50.
1e 70 2 &. conducted by A ID G Reid ano
cant Hunnphries.
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HRlTlsr.soUT AFRICAN RsLEFASsotIATloA

The committee appointed at the pub
&C. meeting of British sympithi7ers
Mondly evening i'm Slocum Post bali
held their first meeting at the residence
of Mr. Charles such o. Baker street
Thursday. The chairman John Turner
presided. Tbs secretary read the min
utes OF the public meeting which were
approved Considerable discussion pre-
railed as TO best manner 10 attain The
-aasi4-a Wv finally decided
to hold a concert In either Infantry or
some other acceptable place.Grcs' en-
thusiasm and Willingness was mani
tested amongs the committee. The po-
ems OF Miss Lena Morris were read
with pleasure and the committee Will
secure ons thousand cOD.es which viii
be sold for the Widows and Orphans
fund. The secretary was empowered tn
procure necessary stationery 1t IN pro-
posed holding the COnCert when either
Mrs. Hugo dc 8athe (Ars. Llngtry) or
Sir Henry Irving are In town. The sec
retary was detailed TO put himself In
communication W.th them. The feeling
OF thc committee was that since the
previous meeting many expressions or
regret had been man tested b. British
and colonial organizations OF this city
who had not been rep sented al that
meeting on account of Insufficient. or
lack Of all knowledge OF same. IL was
expedicnt and advisable THAI another
public meeting should be held 0t the
earliest uosslble date The hall commit
tee. Messrs John Turner apd John Bray
were detailed a committee to secure
hail and advert go for three days m the
Providence papers extending invitation
To an British and Colonial societies tn
co-opciefa I'm the movement for the
fund The committee enjoyed the hos
pitaities Of tho WORTHY, host. ,nd n
cotlial vote ~ thanks was extended
him. The meeting then adjourned 10 the
call or the comm ttee through the ev-
Cning papers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
ALfRE1lkN LADIES.

Auxiliary No 2 held its regular meet
ing Wednesday Worthy President Sis
ter Besser presiding. Sick committee
reported Sisters Lawrence and jenkins
improving. The appeals on behalf OF
the hospital beds in South Africa We're
received with enthusiasm. all the Sis
ters taking grear interest in the move
mens. one proposition was received.
The deputy protector made remarks
for the good OF the order: also n num-
bcr OF the sisters, after which the usual
social half hour wac enjoyed.
The b. s. society VIII meet Wednes-
day OF this week with Sister Mrs. Nc
Cord at 3 O'Clock large attend
ance Is desired
Auxiliary No. held its semimonth-
ly meeting Thursday evening in Ar
mold Post hall under the presidency OF
Sister Sawyer. Routine business was
transacted. minutes read and approved.
the new board OF officers segtling down
TO business IN good style The whist
party committee made "a final report
which was gratifying, the committee
being discharged with hearty vote OF
thanks. some discussion was mad
about conCer and ball. or basket
party. and " was decided that Sisterg
Truelove. Smith and Allen should have
the matter in charge ana report AT the
next meeting. The right honorable
prd;ecpr was present. speaking FOR
the good of the order Remarks were
also made by Presidem Sister Norton
OF No. 8. The communication regard
ing the proposed hosuitaa beds wac
read and agreed TO- The uSua' social
was then cnioved after which ad-
innrnnlnnf Wna mad