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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

werthelmer of Chicago Is stopping
be Lawlor.
j. Purtel of Centralia, H., is a guest
he Lawlor.
Rarles Clarke, Jr., of Galveston, is reg
fed at the Lawlor.
II. Gardner Of Galveston is a late ar.
at the Hutchlns.
Knight Of buffalo. n. Y, Is ayAs.
3hed at the Lawlor.
4 E. Gilbert of Austin is among the
PTS at the Hutchins.
Il S. Holman, a leading lawyer of Gal
Ion, is at the Logan,
4 L. Nabers of Beaumont was a guest
Ihe Lawlor list night.
r. Christy Of Algers. La, Is among
late arrivals at the Bristol.
Is. j. \. Hirsch is spending a few days
galveston visiting her friends.
W Curley and wife of Beaumont are
wing few days at the Logan.
5 Tempeton an attorney of sherman,
mong the late arrivals ut the Bristol.
Jorge A. McCorkle of Dai'as stopped Off
Pie Bristol yesterday en- route to Beau.
Is. T. NJ. Scogglns and daughter have
to New Orleans to visit friends and
lives.
r. george Nj. Carr of Rose Is spending
~ days in the city and has parlors at
Bristol
10. 1llden of san Antonio dropped off
pc Hutchins last night en- route to the
hmont oil fields
E, Widner of the firm of Widner.
e d Co. Cincinnati, safe manufacture
is at the Logan.
III; Smith and wife of Rayne, La, are
Xnlng a rev days IL the city and are
rs at the Hotel Bristol.
Jorge W. Pannell and William Carlisle
tchison. Kan, are at the Hutchins and
go to Beaumont this morning.
lse j. S. Shrrell returned from a visit
leanmont last night ana will leave for
ome in Greenville this morning.
Dan Wise of Waco. nee Miss Helen
hfelder. will be guest OF Miss Kate
Pnan, at 90i Rusk, for the week.
G.. Krupp has returned from Detroit
enc vacation with his father. He will
|stry.
y. i, Forbes Of Victoria was in the
inns week visiting MRS. Ed Huffman
wsa ny a guest at the reception given
oid W. Newman, a prominent lnsur.
man Of New Orleans, is at :he Logan.
MI interest himself in Beaumont oil.
harles I. Parker returned yester-
inernlng after a pleasant visit of a
20 her daughter now at tha North
college, Sherman.
anu Mrs. Il, j. Mccullough and fam
uyaant o have taken the McAshan
IoVZ Fannln street, and will make
'on tneir permanent home.
. 3 ": Lee Kennedy, president and
haer OF the Old Ladies' home of Texas.
ease tuesday morning for Waco and
points. She will he out of town
.en DAYS In the interest of the nome.
,or a. c. Scurlock OF the Clehurne
Tsas pleasant caller Id The Post ed
rooms. He expressed himself as
snighly pleased with the Texas me
III and South Texas generally; and
'ia any admired the large picture Of VIII
'sHuihgs Bryan hanging on the wall.
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and the third position is Unsigned to the
Iransmississppi department. This VIII
form the body of the parade. Following
the Veterans come the divisions Of Sons
of Veterans, occupying the same order. the
Army of Northern Virginia again takin.
first place. The sponsors and maids or
honor of the Sons of Veterans for the three
divisions, for the commander In chief, and
for Forrest camp, viii he the only sponsors
recognized unless the order Is modified. In
the rear of the Sons of Veterans. and bring
ing up the rear, will he the local military
companies and other visiting military or
CARNATIONS.
The present order is only general in
character, and the formation and order Of
parade, the line of march, and the details
In connection Herewith will be announced
In future orders.
The most important feature Of the order
issued yesterday Is that It settles the point
In regard to sponsors. There will be al
loved one carriage each for the sponsors
Of the three departments aud for eighteen
divisions making a total of twenty-one
carriages for that purpose. However, Gen
eral Gordon has added that ali Of the spon-
sore and maids OF honor for the brigades
and camps may follow at the end or the
Procession. He explains that TINS Hmitl-
tion Is necessary for the comfort OF the old
veterans In the line of march.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

General g.. w. Gordon Of this city and
Tuesday May 2s: Calling convention to
order at 10 a. m. by Temporary Chairman
q. w. Gordon: Invocation by Rev. j.. VII
liam Jones, chaplain general United Con
Tolerate Veterans; singing of the doxology;
address OF welcome to veterans and Wis
itors by Governor Benton II. McMllln on
behalf of the State; address NJ welcome
Williams on behalf of the city of Memphis /;
address Of welcome 10 visiting Sons OF
Veterans by Rt Rev. Bishop Gailor on he
half OF the local Sons OF Veterans; address
of welcome Ia veterans By Senator Thomas
II. Turley on behalf Of local veterans and
the executive committee: brief general re
marks by Temporary Chairman General
G.. w Gordon Of Memphis. who Will con.
clude hy introducing General John II. Cor.
don, and turning over the convention to
"Wednesday, May %: Convention meets
In business session AT 9.30 a. IN. Conven
ton reassembles In business session at 2
Thursday, May 30: Conyertion meets In
business session probably ar $50 a. IN.
Final adjournment. Parade at $3.50 y. m.
II is not expected that this program
will he changed 10 any great extent. II
does not. OF course, include the hundreds
Of amusements. exhibitions. entertainments,
etc. mention OF which will he lnada at
later date.
General Gordon, as the chief marshal of
the parade. has followed the customary
rule Of assigning the Army Of Virginia to
the post OF honor at the head of the linz
OF march. The Army o. Tennessee follows
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FORECAST
|rpIcTED OIL IN SOUTHWEST
TEXAS IN 1899. 'sssf
did Letter Which Shows that the
oil Discoveries Did Not Sur
prise S. Biliow.

1899 S. Billow was In Beaumont pro
to- new railroad. which was to reach
pJo Grande. In letter written Sep
hsr to Chicago parties whom he
hsd TO interest In the proposed rail-
Mr.. Blllow said;
E,nee writing you / have been look
oyer the resources of some of the
,,,es and find In the first county
ertsor-rwhere the new line would
from. there has been lately diseov-
a mineral grahamite, which is a
altar variety Of asphaltum,. which Is a
~ nroduct of the evaporation Or chem
alteration of oil, and that Its pres
Is pretty certain of Indication that
Il TO be found in the vicinity. OBJ
ratjons so far have only been made in
bertsou and Fayette counties, but |
confident all the counties between
hc,tson and Fayette counties, and Vic
when proper investigations are
IN that deposits of oil of greater or
extent wall be discovered sooner or
Nhen was agent at Sour Lake. in
short distance west OF here, ! made a
| north of that station and near
Sour Lake hotel l could easily detect
presence of oil by an gooZe from the
Ina In the form of mineral tar. and
Ee being strong smell of petroleum,
1 Mace being on a line southeast from
Isicana, there is likely for oil to be
nj near there, as well as this place,
fhe character of the soil is the same as
ye mentioned and developments will
III beyond doubt there will be oil
Id in this section of the country before
is therefore probable that that which
anpears to be the beginning of a re,
+kable development of the oil industry
/rexas may be but the early stage of one
1 more remarkable, for the oil fever viii
&ainly grow now that 1t h<s obtained
i a start In this State.
Ex- Senator Roger Q. Mills had some
4 that was considered almost worth
! as far as anything under the surface
considered. but he recently sold 1t at
/ handsome figure of S342, 900. This land
located Just the second county above
Zertson.
d Is only a question for future de-
Spment tc say whether the positions of
ke beds supposed to contain oil, will
Favorable or not, for the accumulation
large basins of oil and it may be the
has rule will be found at very mod
e depths and they will we'll repay de-
3pment. ''t-'' ~
| give you this to show that there is
prospect of developing an oil field
u on the line of the proposed road.
| you know how valuable oil property
Rnd no doubt discoveries will be made
The sections above Indicated"
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FOR MEMPHIS REUNION
A GRAND BALL WILL BE A BRILLIANT
FUNCTION.
The Official Program Has Just Beer
Issued-Line OF March Outlined
by Gen.sal Gordon.

Memphis, Tenn, May An settling the
much talked of question of the grand ball
to be given on Thursday night Of the
Confederate reunion, the general executive
committee has at last disposed of one OF
the most pcrplexing problems that has
thus far presented itself for solution, The
ball will be a pay affair Instead Of being
free TO all visitors. It has been found In
possible TO do other than this, owing TO
the fact that while the ball room in Con
foderate Hall will he the largest one In
the South, there will be such an Immense
crowd In attendance as 10 preclude or
making the affair a social success. IL IL
feared that II the hall Is thrown open to
The pul.llc the result will he an over.
crowded and unsuccessful function. As
now decided. the ball will be a brilliant
one.
An outline sketch of the official program
has been prepared by Temporary Chairman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
Linen Section.

mere may have been man, but never A
woman, who did not delight in pretty Table Linens.
Our showing of Irish and German Linens is nm.
aoubtedly the largest and best selected in the civ
On Monday we are going to offer some splendid
qualities of Table Linen at rare inducements ia. buv
prices, DO not fail to see them--you will be tempted
10 GUY whether you really need cloth or not.
52-inch Table Damask, fully beached, m
really worth 4oc, per yard ............ .ZSC
So-lnch Table Damask, full bleached, Or
reaiiy worth SOC, per yard, .......... OCC
5S-inch Table Damask, full bleached, 10
really worth oSc, per yard. ......... roc
5S-inch Table Damask, half bleached, or
rare SOC value, yard ....... OJC
o4-inch Table Damask, half bleached, m
rare Csc value, per yard. .....s..... 45C
72-inch Table DamaSk, full bleached. En
luly worth o5c per yard. ........... JUG
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A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
Prominent Stocknnan Relieved of Good
Sized Roll.

A mysterious robbery has been brought TO
the attention Of the officers which will re-
aulre son,e pretty clean work on the part
of the detectives to clear up.
On Thursday night j ~. Dawson and
J. NJ. Canuhan said TO be prominent stock
mon. occupied jointly room over Krupn
q Tuffly's shoe store. one the third floor
Friday morning Dawson discovered that
during the night he had been robbed of
$3.50. and when Canadian awoke he found
his cash short $40 and his watch and chain
missing. An examination OF the room re-
vealed the fact that the door was locked
AMI the transom securely fastened. The
only other opening was a front window on
the stTeet. which was about thirty feet
from the ground. ~
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ager of the company. in reference to the
construction Of the plant In this city. Mr..
Iccler SAYS the work on the Houston plant
will be commenced as soon as the pans
are approved. They have already been
forwarded to headquarters and bids for the
construction of the building will be adv err
tised for in about week,
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Dick Downing Camp.

Dick Bowling camp win meet this after.
noon in regular session at 3 o'clock Mt.
10 secure crosses OF honor. has been pro-
yided with a number OF blank applica-
lions by Oran Nj. Roberts chapter, Dsuxn-
ters OF the Confedcrlcy. aud ne requests
thar all ex-Confederates who ieslre these
crosses be present NJ the neof'nf this
afternoon. as these crosses can nef - -
cured after june 3. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
The HOUSTON PLANT

For the National Biscuit Company Soon
to Be Commenced.
Mr.. ]. G. Zeeler of Chicago. superintend,
ent of construction for the National Biscuit
company, was in the city Friday. accom-
nanied by his wife He was 10 conference
here with Mr.. w. II. Taylor, the local man
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ton for interment in Glenwoed cemetery ,srsssa,:
~ hts mother Mrs. NJ. Il. Aiken, 20O5
4 roT Wis street .nS Monday at ii o'clock a. N.
Mr. Aiken was formerly. engaged In the
ss, iu Fe halfway company. and was well
lnown in railway circles. His. mother.
two brothers aud wife, nee Miss Is; pnIs
Chase Hancock, daughter q the late rfoi'
w. j. Hancock, survive him.
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Great Big Values in Great
Big Bath Towels.

Ours are the thick, heavy absorbent sort-and
they have an unquenchable thirst
Large Heavy Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, IN.
the SC kind, each ........... /UC
Large Heavy Beached Turkish Bath Towels, On.
Extra Heavy, Very Large Turkish Bath Towels,
hIeached and unbleached, or
the CSC kind each. ............... ZJC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
County Einancns.

County Trfasurer John Farmer reports
the following balances on hand in various
funds of the county treasury at the close
~ business April 80, 1901:
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Died al Austin.

Joseph Percy Aiken died at Austin May
3. 1901, Of consumption after a lingering
Illness. His remains were brought to Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

A $500 Lady'S Umbrella for .................5 $50
dozen $3.50 Linen l1uck Towels for .....,.. 99c
soc Printed Foulard Silks for, yard ..... Csc
SOC All Silk Black Satin Duchesse for, yard :. SOC
1o-inch Black Taheta Silk, Csc kind, yard 80. 45c
Some lots of just two pairs of kind of Irish Point,
Brussels Net and Rufled Point d'Esprit Curtains
at.........,............ ...... HALF PRICE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

DIR. Cronln will be absent from the city
for two or three months, Or, p. ". Gray
win attend all calls until Or, cronin re
turns.
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IS, and il not satisfactory Them,
MONDAY SPECIALS s.

10 yards Figured Lawns new pattern9 for .39c
10 yards Amoskeag Ginghams for ...........39c
10 yards 33-nch Bleached Domestic for ,..... 39c
10 yards Dress Bingham (worth ioc yard) for. 49c
40 yards 3o-nch Beached Domestic for ....... 400
10 yards Figured Lawn (S5c kind for ......... 49c
40 yards Figured Dimity (ioc knd) for soc
A 75c White Bed Spread for .,................4 9c
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wANTEp-rwo white cl.ambermalds at
Rice Hotel Apply at once.
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Bars.
Just Thing or Two About Bars.

| Bars are not a luxury, but necessity of this
climate---we must endure them or elSe.--take the
consequences We have given great deal of time
and attention to the Bar Question in order that we
would be enabled to offer YOU the most dependable
kinds at the lowest possible price So fully are we
satisfied that we have solved the question that we will
give you our full guarantee that the price paid for
bar purchased from us is the very lowest obainable
price, width, yardage and quality taken into consd-
Grafton. Money back cheerfuy if not Just as we
state.
72-inch Imported Bobbnet Bars, n nm
run yardage...-.. %'CC
So-inch Imported Bobbmet Bars, q TX
full yardage. Observation-Disclosures. Z.f -
oo-inch Imported Bobbnet Bars, . nm
tul yardage.. ........ 1913, $50 and O'OO
o6-inch Imported Bobbnet Bars, II OK
full yardage... .......,4.5O, 4.35 and TIKI
ioS-inch Imported Bohbnet Bars, TX
full yardage. .0o8, $50, 4,08 $50 and O'| "
f2o-inch Imported Bobbinet Bars, r OK
full yardage... .....7SO, 095, SIS and O'[S
American Bobbinet Bars, TX.
1.25, 98c and. .........,..... ..........S ~
Canopy Bars, complete with all attachments, OOa
regular Size ..... ............. " -
Our special size, longer and fuller. L25
Dixie Square Bar Frame, easily attached to iron
or wood bedsteadS, bar and frame entirely 7E0
out of the way when not in use ...... f'OO
kayser Fabric Gloves.
Patent Fnger-Tips.
s.The Tips Outwear the Gloves"
Silk Gloves are quite correct this season. We can
supply you in all the stylish colors Kayser Patent.
White, black modes and grays, en-
wo qualities. ...............75c and w
Boys Star Shirt Waists.
The Best Waist made; white and colored, Or
with and without collars attached, 0OC
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=; :; =; '::::: == LEVY BROTHERS. 500; &C.:
Standard Patterns
Full easily understood
instructions with each
pattern.

NO Policy is Good Policy tn
ne policy OF this store benefit by selling de
w @ gooo. Below we give that will be
ping ' Afforded o You s9% at fsis te snep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-10

PREPARING FOR THE TRIP.-A meet
ing of the Columbia Fire Company will
be held tonight, when the tinal arrange
ments will be made for the trip to the
annual meeting of the Maryland State
Firemen's Association at Westminis er,
Md. About fifty members OF the Co.
lumbia company. in foil uniform and
accompanied by drum corps of four
teen pieces, will leave here over the
Washington Southern Railway We'd
nesdsy morning at o'clock. They
will return from Westminster Thurs
day night. Owing to the Hydraul'
ion engine being out OF service, the
members OF the Columbia company
cannot take their engine. The company
will compete for the prize OF S25 offered
to the company presenting the best sp'
pesrauce in line. The Columbia has
heretofore carried their engine With
them on these trips and invariably
brou 2ht home the fist prize.
The members OF the company will b.
uusrtered at the Albion Hotel, In
Westminster. The company have Sc
cured special rates for those who II
tend to accompany hem. The commit
tee having charge OF the trip hss per
fected all arrangements for entertain
ing the members, and it is expected
that the trip will be very pleasant
one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-10
LOCAL BREVITIE5.
Fire Wsrders will meet tonight.

The Fire Wsrders will meet tonight
so far $50 dog licenses have been issued.
There will be a meeting Of the business
Mems League to-day.
Chidreh's day exercises were held at the
Baptist Church last night.
The schooner Nsvshoe is loading grain and
groceries at w. A. Smoot & Co.'S wharf for
Boyd's Hoe.
A horse belonging 10 Mrs. John Brent, liv-
ing in Fairfax county, short distance below
this city, dropped dead in the road yesterday.
Capt W. II. Smith has sold to Mr.. r. F.
King house and lot on the east side Of
Alfred street, between Princess and Oronoco,
for 81, $50.
The Sunday school OF St. Msry's Church
closed yesterday for the summer month";. A
gold medal for faithful attendance during tie
year was award I'd to Miss Annie Ewsld.
Judge J K. NJ. Norton today entered suit
in the Circuit Court for Lemuel Crawford,
against the w A. 81 Mt. V. BY. Co. for $3.50
for killing horse 10 the county last October.
The last regular meeting Of the pres mt
board OF suptr visors OF Alexandria county VAS
held today when all outstanding accom- Is
were ordered TO be pad and business fully
wound up.
The large junk establishment of S. Ben
singer & Co, Eleventeeth street and Louisiana
avenue, Washington, was the ,cene OF Fl rec
| FIRE about o'clock Saturday night. The es,i.
mated damage lie about $1,000.
The joint final celebration OF the Fairfsx
aud Blackford Societies Of the Episcop pal High
School Is fixed for the evening of the 18th
instant. Mr.. John Habershsm Elliott, jr Of
South Carolina, will be the Joint valedic-
torisn.
The bsseb-ll team from Fort Hunt yester-
day afternoon defeated the tesm representing
the United tstes Marine Corps Washing
ton on the grounds OF the Virginia Rod and
Gun Club, at Four. nile run, Alexandra coun-
ty, BY score Of % to 3.
4 game of baseball was played on the old
fair grounds on saturday evening between the
soldiers from Fort Hunt and the team repre-
ssnting the U. 8. Marine Corps from the
Washington Barracks. The game resulted in
a score Of 13 TO 10 in favor OF the soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-10

PERsoNAL.-Mr. George A. Abbott
entertained about thirty friends from
New York. Washington and elsewhere.
at his beautiful home 10 Fairfax Satur-
day evening. While NJ supper the
guests were regsled with q vocal aud
in, trumental concert during which a
number of choice selections were rem
dered. After supper Mrs. Abbott was
presented with foe silver pitcher by
her guests, much to her surprise and
pleasure. The presentation was made
by Mr.. George Wright with some ap-
propriate remarks. Among those pres-
ent were: Messrs. George Wright,
Lloyd Brooke. J. Mackellsr, J. Perry.
and George Mason. of Washington /;
Lieut.. Chss. F. Nash, OF Wilmington,
n. O., and Messra. Wilmington.
Shaffer, and Captain Frank Kittle, Of
New York.
Mrs. Edmund Ruffin gave a very
charming luncheon on Tuesday at her
home 10 Client in honor OF Miss Burke,
OF Alexandra. Norfolk Landmark.
Capt. Marx l.. Price was taken sud-
denly i'll on north Patrick street today
and bad 10 be assisted to the home OF
bis brother City Auditor Price.
Mr.. Patrick Murphy, o well-known
painter, was paralyzsd on Friday. Oae
side lie seriously affected.
Miss Marion Herbert OF Alexandiis, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Kennedy Boone, az
Oak Hill, her beautiful country home on
Cbsrles street avenue baltimore News.
Mrs. A. A. waffcld is visiting at the homo
Of Mr.. Robert Fisher, in WsrreDtou.
Mrs. J. T. Preston was guest this week OF
her sister, Mrs. W. B. Oden. in Wsrrenton.
Miss Lena May Carter, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Msude Carter, left on Saturday
for Alexandra. on visit TO relatives Char
lottesville Progress.
Col. John Mosby, who has been futs.
OF Col. w. f. P. teTs st the University for two
weeks, left for WsrreDton on SATURDAY. Dur
ing the Colopel's stay there he met many old
friends Of ante bellum days.
Messrs. d. &. stansbury, W. E. Lsthsm, P.
NJ. Bradshaw and W NJ. Sherwood will leave
hero this evening for Stanton to attend the
meeting of the Grand Encampment OF Odd
Fellows.
The bans Of matrimony between Mr.. Walter |
G. Cline and Miss Bessie Foley were snnounc.
cd 10 St. Msry's Church yesterday morning |
Messs. J. M. Hill and @. G. Carlin sre |
away for two weeks business trip through |
Pennsy.vsnis and New York.
Miss LIZZIE Reynolds left Saturday for Char |
lottesvlle on yisit to friends.
Mrs. @. II. Evans has returned from Peters
burg. where she went to attend the funeral of |
her sister, Miss Minitre,.
Ger. Fitz. Lee and wife are visiting Capt.
Dan NJ. Lee, brother Of General Lee, at his
home in Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs Peveril Smyth have returned
from their bridal tour, and we're in this city =.
yesterday. They will reside at Falls Church.
Mr.. FIark Williamson, of this city, who
was ttudent at the Roanoke College, has re-
turned to his homo in this city, the session
having closed
Miss Mary Lesdbesttr has returned from
Richmond. where she attended college this
yesr.
Mr.. ith6rd Rowland WAS tskfn suddenly i'll
st tho Southern railway shops this evening
and was attended by Dr. ID NJ. Delaney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-06-10

EPwoRTH LEAGUE.-The regular
monthly business meeting OF the Ep-
worth League, NJ. E. Church South, was
held on Friday evening in the lecture
room OF the church when the follow
ing oihcers were elected: E. B. Kemp,
president; James Malls, FIRST vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James Hunter, second vice
president; Miss Helen Reed, third vice
president; Carlton Crymes, secretary.
Miss Bessie Boyer, treasurer, and MISS
Anna Summers, librarian. Miss Emma
Pattie snd Frank ]. Pollard were elect.
ed delegates to the next convention fo,
the Epworth League Union Of Wash
iugton and vicinity. which meets in the
NJ. Z. Church, South 10 Del Ray.