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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
III Hung Chang Only Despondent.
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
Flames Swept Through Lumber Dis
trict ut Ashland.

Ashland, Wis, Aug. 5.-Fire destroye,
a million dollars worth OF property i
the lumber districts Of the city. Tn
flames were checked after three hour,
struggle, before they reached the valua
bic sawn;lls and ore docks along tn
water front.
Tonight the fire broke out again, an'
threatens further heavy loss.
At / 80 fire broke out in the lumbe
yards OF Barker d Stewart. II sprca,
rapidly to the Keystone Lumber com
pany's yard and in short time had de
stroyed almost 50,O00,OOO feet OF lumber
ineluaing six tramways. Carried by {
strong wind, the fire brands started
blaze in the lime, salt and cement dock
quarter OF mile away. The docl
burned like powder. Ii was quartz
of a mile long and was soon reduced Il
ruins, together with a warehouse con
tanning thousands OF dollars worth
merchandise and several miles of railroa,
track.
Four thousand pounds Of dynamite wa
brought TO the scene and distributed al
around the edge Of the fire zone. Pile
OF lumber and score OF small building,
we're blown into atoms, and the flame
confined. None of the great sawmills ha,
been destroyed. The loss is easily 81 900
OO0. The loss of the Hines firm was $500
0O0, fully insured. AT o'clock the wind
which had steadily favored the fire fight
ers, suddenly veered towards the city anC
developed into a gale. The alarm wa,
sounded again and every available piece
of fire apparatus was brought into action
but it appeared probable that the mill oi
Barker a. Stewart, Durfee, the Ashland
Iron & Steel company's property and the
Ohio Coal company's dock would be de-
stroyed.
At 8 o'clock, when it seemed as IL the
whole city was in danger, the wind veer-
ed again toward the bay.
At 10 o'clock the fire was checked, ex-
cept in one place, and there is good pros
pect Of checking that.
In the Barker & Stewart yards four
employees, assisting in the dynsmiting,
were pinioned between burning piles Of
lumber and were seen TO go down in the
fire raging beneath tnem.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
MINISTERS MAY COMMUNICAT
Imperial Government Orders Fo
eipners to Tientsin.


iaris, Aug o'-Cheng' director ger
efai oil railways ana teIegraphs, has Ju
communicated to the consuls at Shangm
according 10 specmi dispateh To
d temps dated August D, an imperial deere
dated August :, authorizing the foreit
ministers IN fekin to communicate VII
out restriction win their governments al
ordering Their departure Tor Ilentsih
DER a good escort
"Aii weii--No Fighting since 10th
Washington, Aug. GA belated mt
sage rom Minister tonger was
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.a, a"'e ,"'osn n N'"1'i . "''"' oo'uio"
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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 6.-Owing to the
result Of the recent election in North Car
olina in which white supremacy was en-
grated on the state, Representative Hard
wick will introduce at the next session
of the Georgia legislature a bill provid-
ing for constitutional amendment similar
in form and provisions to that adopted in
the old north state. This enforces a prop
erty and educational qualification on suf-
fnge which practically disfranchises the
negroes.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
Miller Won.

New York, Aug. 4.-Charles Miller of
Chicago defeated Burns w. Pierce Of
Eoston in 25-mile motor-paced bicycle
race on the Manhattan Beach track by a
third of lap. In the professional one
mile championship the honors went to
II. B. Freeman of Portland, who won by
few inches from Earl Kiser Of Day
ten, O.; time, 3:24 3-5.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
Import. and Exports.

New York, Aug. 6.--The imports of
specie last week were S42,s47 gold and
$s2s,993 silver.
The imports Of dry goods and mer-
chandise were valued at s7,549,9ll.
Exports Of gold and silver from this
port to all countries for last week agge-
gate 81 l,33i,255 silver bars and coins, and
$4,000 gold.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

Captain John Macintosh, senior
commander of the Ward line fleet, is
dead at his home in Jersey City, aged
So.
The war loan has been issued in. Lon
don in the form of f10,000,000 3 per
cent exchequer bonds at 9S, repayable
at par in 1908.
1t is reported that straight cut Of
Is per cent has been ordered IN wages
of every employe by the American Steel
& Wire Company.
The population Of Milwaukee, Wis,
according to the count just completed
at the census office, is 2S5,315. In 1890
the population was 204,46S.
John w. Trowbridge, a widely known
newspaper illustrator, formerly chief Of
the art department of the Anaconda
Standard, died at his home in Engle-
wood, N. j., of cancer of the liver.
Alexander Jester, the octogenarian,
who has been on trial at New London.
Mo-, for the past two weeks for the MUIR
der 20 years ago of Gilbert Gates, was
acquitted. The jury took three ballots.
President Kruger and Commandant
General Botha have issued proclama-
uon promising 10 pay All uamaee uohe
to farms by the British providing the
burghers remain with the commandos
One of three leather mail pouches In
transit from the general postoffice to
tne sup-statioh " at rllth avenue anu
inirteehtn sta'ion' N. L" was roopeu
Oh more 'hau SiS'ooo III urai's anu
checKs.
martna henuricks' aeeu IL, anu raui
warner, an eioplns .oup,e' ,os' their
ii'es near ropiar niuh' MO. oy uro"n-
ing IN tne ourrant river "hiie attempt-
ing 10 escape from the angry lather OF
the GIRL
ih1ormation from rome Is printed 10
the erect that ANTONIO l'ahas arrested
as an accompice OF bresci' mas con-
fessed, ahrming that a plot existed IN
'olVlhg tne simultaneous ASSASSINATION
OF King Humbert and queen Marghe-
rita.
on the canadian racine railway the
machinists, piacksmiths, bolier makers,
ntters, laborers and locomotive paint
ers struck from Lake superior TO the
Pacihc coast at moose Jaw medicine
HAT, Reveistoke. kamioopos, Vancou-
yer, winnipeg La drande' Field and
Cranbrook.
Great forest nres continue 10 Durn In
the sierra Madre mountains. unless
the names are soon checked, large
portion or the san Gabriel forest re-
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

St. Petersburg, Aug. Sowing to the
expense in connection with events in
China the czar has ordered that the rates
of commercial tariffs be raised, subject,
however, to the maintenance Of the tariffs
provided for in commercial treaties.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

New York, Aug IA special from
Washington says: II is learned on ex-
eellent authority that General Nelson A.
Miles has recently applied for service in
China His application has not been
granted. War department officials say
that General Chaifee was sent to China to
command the American troops, and to
relieve him at this time would be re.
Election upon his conduct OF affairs.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

New York, Aug IA dispatch from
Paris says; A separation is stated to have
taken place between the royal Princess
Marie Of Meoklenburg.strelitz and her
Ereneh husband, Count Jametel.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
gibson & THOMPSON,
Publishers and Proprletors.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

President ................Wiiliam Mckinley
CABINET.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
nredxs Raat aurned.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. e.--Dredge boat No.
2, owned by Rittenhouse Moore, was de-
stroyed by fire in the middle Of Tampa
bay today. Twenty persons were aboard,
but we're rescued -bv't tufN. Loss. $4,000.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

The Japanese are now manufactur.
ing -four at $3.50 per barrel. The low.
est American price is $3.50 and the
Japs intend to capture and control the
Oriental -four trade.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
ON the Upper Yang Use KIans.

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE French consul at
Chung King tslegraphs, untrr date OF
August 8, that ithe situati9f is becoming
more serious D. the UPPER Yang Tse
Kiang. The English confdi he says, has
left, with the cdNoms Aonse staff, and
the French consul inte1ds 10 leave with
his japanese colleague. The mail service
has been stopped.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08

Secretary of State ........John Hay. Ohio
Secretary Of Treasury...............
,,,,.................Ly Lyman r. Gage. Ill
Secretary OF War. Hlihu Root, New York
Secretary Of Navy. John D. Long, Mass
Attorney General. John W. Griggs. N. J.
Postmaster General. Charles =. Smith. 10
Secretary Of Interior. r......................
Ethel A. Hitchcock. No
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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-08-08
Kftchener surrounds Beers.

London, Aug. 7.--A special dispatch
from Pretoria says General Lord Kitch.
ener has narrowed the circle around Gen
eral Dewet and Steyn by driving the
enemy out Of the flank position he held.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07

Tho successful bidder wins bargain.
Two beautiful now Singer pianos. latest.
styles. mahogany cases. upright. will be
sold 1t Dorsetrs At II O'Clock. Novem-
Der the sth. 10 the highest bidder. These
pianos are sold regular IN music stores
at 5000
Singer pianos are guaranteed by the
manufacturers for the same length Of
time that all hrst-class pianos are. Can
and examine these beautiful pianos and
bring your expert judge with YOU and
you win he delleh,ed with their tone guar
antcc. and their style.
They will be sold az Dorsett's. Congress
street. near Whitaker. TO the highest bid
der. az II o'clock. November the Sth. and
go. wil noI have q chance IN many a
day so fat as good bargains as you Will
az that auction.
The celebrated Knabe. makers Of the
first grade Of pianos eXtnnt. buy and sell
the Singer pianos and so with the leading
manufacturers Of the United States.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07

on the various lines entering the clsy.
at earlier hours during the day. Others
vial arrive on early trains this morning
II Is expected that between eighty and
2 hundred delegates will be in attend
ance when the president calls TO order tile
frst business session OF the convention.
The business sessions viii be held IN
the drawing room OF the De Soto la
the gentleucn's pArlor adjoining the
drawing room. the Commttee Oh Crefeu-
tial@ will meet az go O'Clock. ana BE- ls
particularly requested that an delegates
appear and present their credentials az
that hour ln enc past. % has almost in-
variahly happened that a delay has o'-
CURED because % the delegates failure 10
present their credentials promptly at tho
hour appointed AMI 90 Is hoped that this
viii be avoided to-day.
The delegates now in the city and those
who will arrive this morning viii be- the
guests. during their stay in savannah. 81
various members of the Savannah chapter
Of Daughters OF the Coufedcracy. Tnos"
who have already arrived have been met
at the trains by committees from the sew
cral Confederate orgauizatlons IN the city
AMI escorted 10 the homes Of those hy
whom they will be- entertained.
The drawing room ~ tho De Soto. In
which the business sessions o. the con-
vention will BE- held. has been
handsomely decorated with ferns
ana palms and trailing vines in
terspersed with masses Of pottcd
plants and az Armory Han. where the re-
ception OF this evening viii take place,
the ecAratious are on AN elaborate sca.c,
and the room. draped with vines and
lined with the portraits OF Confederate
generals and other heroes. Will present,
ia the blaze 81 this evening iIlumlna-
ton. a scene of rare loveliuess and beauty,
Needless to say the attractiveuess of the
scene will DO enhanced by tho fair pnugh-
tiers Of Georgia. who Will grace IL With
their presence.
with two exceptions all % the Officers
OF the division viii b. present AZ the re-
union The exceptions are Miss Rosa
woodherry, tho first vice president ami
Mrs II VI Branch. registrar The Off
GERS who will De IN attendance are Mrs
Halle Alexander RounsBville president.
Mrs r o. Chesney. second vice presi-
dent. Mrs Y. &. Nccly. recording score
tarS Mrs Il T Fouchc. oorre.poUdl Ling
secretary; Mrs John ". Akin treasurer.
and Miss Mildred Rutherford historian.
Mrs Nicely. the secretary q the division.
reached the city last night ana IS stop
ping with Mrs T. ". Meldrim on Madi-
son square
a mceting q the Executive COMMITTEE
OF the division and of the chtirmen 81 the
Congressional District Committees OF the
Winnie Davis Memorial was held az the
De Solo last night. The meeting was helA
FOR the purpose OF collecting information
and preparing a report 10 the dlvision
upon this important part Of the work OF
the Daughters Of the Confederacy in
econtinued on Sixth Pace.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
DINNER 10 nrt. 1SD MnS. SMITH
Given ny Welcome Association OF
the First presbyterian church.

Given ny welcome Association OF
the First presbyterinn Church.
A farewell dinner was given TO Rev Ar
thur j smith aui Mrs smith by the
5 Dung Mems Welcome Association OF IN.
iirst Preshyterian Church al the De soto
banquet room last night Covers were
iaid for seventeen Mr. Smith. who was
'he hrst hostess Of the Welcome Associa-
lou. shortly after 1t was organized. was
ihe guest Of honor and occupied seat
with Mr. Smith. opposite the president.
The tables were handsomely decorated
with flowers The guests sat down az :
clock. ana the dinner listed until Il
o'clock Between the courses d number OF
,oasts were responded to Mr. L. NJ
White responded 10 the toast. Loyalty.
Mr Walter D.. Coney spoke on what
shall We DO After our Pastor Goes. 3
Mr John raEgart responded 20 Flee
uun,' Mr - ". Barnweu spoke on
Gas" and Mr. Arthur wells on ''Romi-
u.fcrnces. Mr. White OF Nashville "A re.
cent conner 60 Savannah told how he be-
oame member of the First Presbyterian
congregation. Mr. Nell Coney spoke on
Parting
MI J. r. Howard. president Of the
Welcome Association. gave farewell
talk 20 the pastor and Mrs smith 10
which Mr. Smith responded very feeling
ly. Tho occasion was pleasant one. al
though q marks the departure from the
clty ~ one who has been very closely
Connected with the association Tho an
ner ~as also y graceful compliment TO
Mrs smith. who was one Of The associa-
f4HfHr Al 10
known host q member Of the First Pres
rytcriau congregation
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
wEDDEL Al LInERIY CITY.
Mr. y. ~. Hicks and Miss Ruby l..
Rme- Joined ia Happy wedIock.

Mr. y. ~. Hicks and Miss Ruby l..
RIme- Joined ia Happy WedIocL.
The marriage Of Mr. T. H. Hicks and
Miss Ruby l.. Rimcs was solcmnized at
Liberty city last night In the presence OF
a large number Of friends and relatives
Rev q. S. Fuulerburk ofiiciatcd M the
service which was pretty and impressive
for its simplicity.
The preparations for the event consisted
Of elaborate decorations The bride. who
Is one OF the most attractive ana accom-
plished young women OF Liberty county.
entered che parlors with her brother and
looked charming 10 a neatly hitting travel
ing costume Aslde from her personal at
fractions. made the more 30 by a sweet
and lovahlc disposition. the bride b. an
accomplished musician. having acquired
great skill in that art from the dil.gent
attention she gave 90 h. Shc will be miss
"a AS the flower of tho family. and among
the large circle ~ friends by whom she
was loved and admired She is a sister
~ Kimcs Brothers. merchants OF Savan-
nah
Mr Hicks comes ~ an old North caro-
INA FAMILY, being native Of winston
lle holds "A responsible position with a
large tobacco manufacturing concern OF
that state. with which he has been con
ucctcd for some time
The wedding was followed by n delight
fa' supper after which the happy couple
took the Plant system train for Columbia
and other cities. which they VIII visit dur
Ing their wsddinE stroll They received the
hearty congratulations of a host OF
/ frieuds. who wish them rich share Of
/ tine worlds happiness.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07

proceeding further with proceed
ings against certain land 81 the
plaintiff situated within the corporate lin
its OF tho town of Warsaw which the do
PENDANT Is proceeding 60 condemn for the
purpose OF establishing a line ~ railway
thereon. !; Us alleged IN tlc petition thai
tho proposed condemnation would serve
almost entirely 10 destroy the value OF the
pniutin's property. as IL would take away
from him the thirty feet. nearest the blum.
that i- 81 the greatest value.
not essential Tor The execution Of the com
panys plans and that on tho contrary.
u can get along very Won without g.
10 IS charged that the proposed condemna-
ton g. improper ana i.icgal ana without
authority OF law 10 support IL.
After granting the temporary restrain
ing order. Judge Faligant fixed tho hear
Ing upon the application for temporary
Injunction for Nov TO- when tho defend
amt u directed % show cause why the re-
straining or4er should not be- continued in
force until tho final disposition Of the
ease. Mr r. r. Richards represents the
complainant
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07

Through one Of the ten free scholarships
IN The international Correspondence
schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News viii present to you II you secure
ono OF the ten largest numbets Of votes
by Nov 90 1900 YOU can keep on earning
same time. by study q home IN time
usually devoted 20 recreation or rect. M
yourself for professional position az a
good salary
You can easily become one OF the win
ners o. this contest. by devoting your at
tenuon 10 collecting Voting Coupons and
keeping al IL. No one has a better chance
than YOU. Get every vote you can. and
have an your friends save theirs for YOU.
See the window display % text book )
and drawing outfits 90 be- given away by
The Morning News IA It's educational con
test. az Cnas Marks shoe store. II
Broughton street. west
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
cnEpIrom Wa. nEsrRAINED.
From selling PROPERTY and CharE-
inE Trustees Tre~ for sale.


40 ihc instance ~ toien 81 L"Nering'
better known DO Savannah AZ Nelly MAI
f.,r JUDGE Fsuigart Granted "a ternD,-
....... -.....-.,.... ...,--t,..
prohiu .rs John ''" o. trustee Tor
jacob IS. Gsl and Jacob vs.. Cell from
selling or ot1.rvsI-. di.aseinr OF the prop
,.-...,-t .-, t.,.......- -, ~.
p''l"liH
De- ie set out tn me petition that In isat
a.. p.sIrrr borrowed from Jacob ~
,.t. ~. .,,., s4.sa r ,.ti.t, L..
''''''S "''''4''' y ''' '"'''''' 'h'1
h' nme due There "as clause in the
contract af (which tlr defendant was per-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
MADE No sUCH REQUEST.

The Late nominick brown did Noi
Leave ~ .OrO Co Germans.
No bequest Of S. 90 was made the Ger
man Volunteers by the late Dominlck
Brown. who was member Of the com
plny Capt Henry KolshOTn. formerly in
command Of the Germans. investigated
the matter at the Court House. frdlng
t1nt the viii made 10 such provision
Capt Koshorn declares that r. VI. Cason
himself told him that he mad 5000. be-
quest from Dominick Brown, that he was
ready 10 pay over 10 the German Volun-
tccrs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
ACCIDENTS ~ A BUNCH.
Ricycles and Runaway Attracted
Attention on Bull street

Attention ON bull street.
Two accidents in quick succession At tho
intersection 81 Hull and Liberty streets
az about o'clock yesterday afternoon
furnished interest FOR che onlookers. but
no amusement FOR those who were con-
ccrnod First a white man ard "a negro
came into violent collision on their biz
cycles the wheels being badly smashed
Neither Of the riders WAS seriously in
jured
within a minute after the collision. a
hack horse started from the Liberty street
entrance OF the De soto The animal
dashed around the corner 10 run out Bull
street. hut clipped Ia turning ana fell
The Impetus OF his rapid motion carried
the horse aione for many feet upon the
pavement. and school girl who was re-
Surning home on her bicycle. narrowly es-
capped being struck hv the animal as he
~crupod along tine asphalt Two young
men dragred her from harms way just
IN time. The horse struggled TO mas feet
and conuuuci his career. being stopped
on Madison Square
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
MEATH PALMS AND sMlLAX.
GEORGIA DAUGHTTRs OF CONFf.D-
ERACN WILL ASSEMBLE.

First session OF the Convention wiii
Re called 90 order IN the Drawing
Room az the DE soto NJ 10 O'Clock.
Crrtentiai Committee VIII Meet IN
the GentIemrn'- Parior Half an
Hour EarIi~r-The session VIII ur
Inter~stinE-Addrcs of Welcome
aud Heuponsrs-Most OF the Officers
In savnnnah-ReceptIon at Armors
HatI Tonight
The annual Convention Of the Georrh
Division. United Daughters % the CON
fsderacy will begin lu the drawing room
of the De soto at 20 O'Clock this moruiug
The pressient OF sfc division. Mrs Halle
Alexander RounsIt4Ic. viii preside over
the sese.ors.
To-day viii Boo taken uP largely wifh
hearing reports of committee. in parue-
u.ar ~ the committee having ln cnarsa
the erection ~ the Winnie Davis Memo
rial. tic dormtory annex 70 the state
Normal school % Athens as "a monument
To tae Daughters Of the Confeieracy
The following IS the programme Of the
business aud social sessions Of she day
.n full
10 a m-Invocatioo. Rev. Charles II.
strong
song. Dixie" chorus Of seventeen
voices. NlE7HsElIMk
Welcome from Confederate veterans.
Judge Robert Falgant
Welcome from Sons OF Veterans. Capt
T. n McLaws
Welcome from Savannah Chapter. Z. d.
c. MIS- Margaret Branch sexton.
Response on behalf Of division. Miss
Alice Baxter
Report Of Credential Committee. reports
~ officers. report OF Auditing Committee.
chapter reports three minutes each.
g. m-soug Jacket OF Gray Mrs
smith
Chapter reports. continued
TO 10 p m.-Recep,ion az Armory Hon
rendered by Savannah Chapter 10 dele
yates and visiting Daughters OF the Con
federacy.
Mrs. Rounsaviile president of the diyis-
ion. and majority Of the delegates.
reached the city over the Central Railway
last night. Others had preceded them.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
rIohrocKET ORDERED HELD.
Tweuts-sevcn Prisoners BEFORE the
Recorder Yesterday Morning.

Election eve meant work for the police
yesterday and twenty-sevcu prisoners
were brought IN before daylight. and yes
,erday morning were given a hearing be
fore the Recorder
Samuel vCohen. the white boy arrested
the night before az the Elks' Carnival
grounds and charged with attempting 90
pick "a mans pockets. was ordered held
a. tne barracks Tho other two whi'c men
arrested. one as a ruspic lous character.
and t1e other Tor refusing 20 leave the
park when ordered 90 do 30 by an ON
.sr were discharged
The other prisoners were generally
.hlIEed with minor onerses-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-07
WILL VISIT ELKs FAIR.
Enthusiastic Meeting of the knights
OF Damon.

OF Damon.
Savannah couciave % the knights Of
Damon held meeting las, night at York
and Barnard streets. the purpose being to
ro.oive Deputies W II. Gage and L. II.
Tltthlo who are here for the purpose Of
o,-nins tae charter Of the local oonclave.
After disposing 81 the regular business
Of che meeting the couclnye decided 20 ao-
eept an invitation extended by tho FIX
rcItiNe Committee Of the Savannah Lodge
of E.ks. TO participate with other frater-
ual ORDERS ~ the clsy in the festivities
oi Fraternity night. Nov 70. a, the CANT
val The Knights viii meet a. their hall
and march 20 me fair grounds ia a body