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MoNRoE's CELEBRATION.
other Towns viii Assist in Observ-
ing Pioneer Day.

Bichfeld. July 29.-Pioneer day VIII
be observed in Monroe in an unusually
interesting manner There VIII be a
street parade composed of many floats
and other pleasing features, pro
gTdmme in the bOwery. and sports ana
dances in the afternoon and evening.
The parade viii begin promptly at $50
a. IN. forming in the street east OF
David Ceilings residence, and viii be
in charge Of Hans Tuft, the marshal
OF the day. The parade VIII consist OF
A primitive band: float. Utah in 1S4t;
veterans in Surveys. hand-caTt com
pany, COW and mule floats, brass band
of 1904, float, Utah Queen of the
West; float, Utah of 1904; present &C.
clesiastical and civil officials. float, all
nations represented in Utah- ali present
day trades and professions, cowboys
and girls, bicycles, baby buggies, chill
dren.
This will be the grandest Pioneer day
celebration ever held in Sewer county,
and the citizens of Monroe cordially in
vite their sister towns, Rlchfield, Glen
wood, Annabella, Central ElsinCre,
Austin, Joseph, Cove. Marysvale and
Kimberly TO come and join in frater-
ually celebrating the entrance of the
pioneers into the valleys of Utah, the
best place on earth.
The latest word received from Golden
Bean. who is in a military prison at
San Francisco for fraudulent enlist
ment, is that he viii Te-enter the army,
serve out the three years enlistment
and secure an honorable discharge. He
says that since he has considered the
disgrace OF a dishOnOTable discharge is
such that he does not wish his freedom
on such terms. and that he VIII walk
ont with a clean record. His parents,
who live in Richfield. should and viii
feel much prOuder OF their son when he
does return with an honorable dis
charge.
\ game of baseball is to be played at
Elsinore next Tuesday between the
regular teams of Richfield and Elsi-
more. The game IS to be called at ,
o'clock. This viii no doubt be a good
game and viii draw a large crowd.
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LEI NEWs NoTEs.

Lehi. july pa splendid programme
VIII be rendered At the city park July =
lu honor or Pioneer day. A g Pearson
acting as master of ceremonies
The afternoon viii BE- devoted to sports
anu games the principal event being q
bail game between I-ehi and Mercur-
Judge ; r. Thurman IS in Iehi TODAY
and. commenting on the intcrurban eicc-
trio railway. for which he has been Sc
curing franchises gives IL as his opinion
that there is little doubt but that the
road vii De constructed within the time
mentioned IN the franchises The judge
thinks he has esta bIished a record BY
attending sessions Of the city councils in
Lem, Pleasant Grove and American Fork
~ one afterTFoon and evening and obtain
ing franchises from all three Of them
Cor the operation Of his electric road
within their city limits.
Thursday being the merchants half
noneay ana the holiday for the tan
sugar company employees. was treated as
q holiday by al the citizens and was
celebrated at the city park
George Austin has gone to Canada q
IS reported that while the grain crops in
the Alberta country are almost hopeless.
The sugar 6eets are looking well.
Miss Luella Cutler OF Salt Lake City
IS the guest Of Mrs. John Y. Smith.
Hyrum Anderson who has been doing
missionary work in Sweden for two
wears has been released and VIII arrive
home in a few days.
Douglass Scally and Leon TAYLOR have
gone 10 Garland 10 play with the Gar
land ball team IN game against Willard
ca July p
Mrs Sarah Preece of VeruaI is visiting
her mother, Mrs ole EIlingson.
Elisha Brown Of Draper has located in
Lehi.
Mrs. J z. Ross. Miss Ethel Ross. Miss
Laura knudSOn Miss ChriStv Fox. John
and number of others left yesterday
for visit 10 Idaho Falls and Sugar City
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

r T Burton was up on business
pertaining to the resort last Friday.
F. NJ. Nelson and wife of Salt Lake
are at the hotel. They have as their
guests Mrs. Grehan and child OF Mem
phis, Tenn.
r. W. Livingston was visiting the
resort last Sunday.
The Misses Tessie and Sarah VII
liams are at the Williams cottage
They viii remain one week.
Franklin g Moyle and the Misses
Gertrude Moyle. Allen Crismon and
Lena Moore are guests of Mrs. I J.
Burton.
Mrs. F. D. Morgan and Miss NJ. Blu
baltz Of Salt Lake are here for a lew
days. u
Willard r Smith is at the hotel 10
spend his vacation
Mrs. J. A Cunningham and her
mother, Mrs. w. II. Glass, are here Tor
the summer. They are pleasantly 10
Gated at the Preston cottage.
Miss Elise Woodruff is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrss. George A smith,
The guests at the hotel were treated
to a trout breakfast Tuesday morning,
the compliments of Mir. W r. Smith,
who has proven so far to be an expert
angler.
Mrs. John Q. Cannon and family
reached the resort Tuesday morning
They viii occupy the Cannon cottage
Mrs c. L. Savage, her daughter,
Geneva and sister Mrs Hortense
Snow Duke, arrived Monday and viii
occupy q cosy cottage on the west side.
Joseph Smiths family moved into
their cottage Tuesday forenoon
Messers. Bywater, Rippeto and WI
llams spent Sunday with their fam
lies.
Mrs a E Graham viii arrive
Thursday to stay a few days at the
hotel as the guest Of Mrs. A G Ewing.
Mrs. L. B. Connolly viii chaperone
a party of ten young women for one
week at one of the cottages in the up
Der. CamD.
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Notice of Assessment.

COMSTOCK SILVER MINING COM
pany- Principal place Of business SAT-
Lake City, Utah. Location of mines,
Uintah Mining district, Summit county.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at A meet
ing of the board Of directors of the Com
stock Silver Mining company. held at
Salt Lake City, Utah. on the oath day OF
June, 1904. an assessment Of ten cents
per share being assessment No s, was
levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poratOn, issued and outstanding. payable
Immediately to a Hanauer. jr-. president
Of the company. at the office of the com
pany, AIS Progress building, salt Lake
City Utah Any stock upon which said
assessment may be unpaid on the Z7th
day of July. 1891. viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale.3t public auction and,
unless payment is made before. will be
sold at the compauv's office on Monday
the 18th day Of August. 1904. at clock
D. m, to paw the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs OF advertising and
expense of sale
A. HANAI-ER Ji,.. President
Room AS Progress Building, Main Street
Salt Lake Z p. Utah.
Dated June "A. 1904
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Notice of Assessment.

LITTLE CHIEF MINING d MILLING
company. Principal place Of business at
Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice Is hereby
given that a meeting of the board OF
directors. held on the 30 day OF June,
1904, an assessment Of one % cent per
share (being assessment No 90 was lev
led upon the capital stock issued and out
standing Of the corporation. payable i'm
mediately to T. OberndOrfer. secretary OF
the company, at his office. No. 161 South
Main street. salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of
July, 1904, will be delinquent and adveT-
tised for sale at public auction. and IN
less payment is made before, will be sold
on the 18th day of August. 1904. to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
the cost Of advertising and expense o.
sale J. ORERNDORFER
Secretary
No. 161 South Main Street, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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STATE NEWS

tracks extended to the new Ontario con
centratOr. and in this way decrease the
expense Of handling the prodUe1 OF tne
nliiL BY the use Of the extension. 100.
the uaaLsCsa-S used IN the mill wdI be
brought right 20 the mil The improve
ment viii De a good one and one which
ers.
Miss Edneu Thiriot. who has been. 50
seriously III for some days past is nov
The local ball team tomorrow plays a
game with a picked team from Nasatch
county, and on the following day play
return game in Heber as one OF the at
fractions for Pioneer Day celebration
there.
Park CITY and vicinity was visited BY
"a fine shower yesterday which cooled
things off considerably. The heat during
the last few DAYS has been something
terrible. Old residents Of the town say
that they have never known the equal
of the heat herr the last few days,
Julius Jensen, an employe OF the on
taTlO company. narrowly eSca PED utata
yesterday al the mine by being caught
under d falling derrick. As il was he
sustained a badly cut head and four OF
his ribs were broken. Jensen. with other
men. vas lifting a large steel cylinder
with the aid Of a derrick and had Just
succeeded in raising the cylinder off the
ground when the braces Of the derrick
game way and the heavy machine Was
turned over, catching Jensen and pinning
him down 10 the ground. The other men
present rushed to the assistance OF the
imprisoned man and in a short time ndleu
the weight from him and brought him 10
town where physicians were summoned
and the injuries attended TO-
Park lodge No. 4 K of P viii give
an excursion to COaIVille on Monday At
Coalville preparations have been made
for n Pioneer Day celebration and the
excursion from here xiii make the DAY
"A big one for the county seat Among
the features Of the day entertainment
viii be d ball game and a dance IN the
evening under tho auspices of the local
lodge As the trip can be made 50 cas-
lily, il is expected that q large NUMBER
viii take advantage of the chance ana
have DAYS outing.
4. II. Boxrud and ". c BoNrud- OF
Salt Lake and DIT. Nlilspaugh and ID. &
BOxrud. of Red Wing Mimi, formed
party which came Up from SAT- lake
today en- route to the Weber river. WIleTe
they are going 10 spend the next Two
weeks camping out.
The dance given last evening IN Ine
new Sutton building was a great SUE
cess. About sixty persons We're Lhere
and a fine time was had by all
W. X. Sherman was among the return
ing Parkites this morning
BARLEY McDOnOugh returned from d
short visit to the metropolis TINS morn
ing.
J. NJ Lockhart returned this morning
from "A Salt Lake visit.
Carry Street is in Park from SAT- Lake
on business for few days -,-,-s
Mrs Dr. Turner Mrs James tiniano
and Mrs. Miles Finland are IN PSrk Visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Weish-
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MADE IT 1.-TWO"
Attendants on Bride and Groom De
eide to Marry Also.

Provo. July 23.-The following couples
were married today by Judge Booth:
John II. Green. aged % and lille 3.
1Vie aged p, both Of Eureka. George
Wheeler of Silver City. aged "a and Ida
Quinn Of Salem. aged 20; AureliUs Neil
son aged p. of Mt. Pleasant. and Hettle
VI. Quinn. aged - OF Ephraim. The last
named couple came with Mr.. Wheeler and
Miss Ida T. Quinn to. see them married
Uhe ladies being sisters. and had no in
tention so far as known of making a
personal sacrifice to Hymen at this par
ticular time. but when the deputy clerk.
Miss Houston. was arranging the pre-
Hminaries for signing the articles Of
agreement by Mr.. Wheeler and Miss Ida
Quinn she asked. with an encouraging
smile. "One or two Mr. Wheeler
promptly spoke up- Two. and Miss
Houston filled out the two licenses. Mr..
Nelson and Miss Hettie Quinn signing
their names in a sort of happy. hypnotic
confusion. They remained in the trance
tin judge Booth had tied the knot for
both couples. Mr.. Wheeler keeping as
quiet as possible lest some outside influ-
once should break the pleasing spell and
cause confusion reconsideration and re
Ueutance or the part of Mr. Nelson and
Miss Hettie. After the ceremonies had
been successfully performed Nlr. and Mrs.
Wheeler er loved = hearty laugh at the
expense as he thought OF his new rela-
rivCs But Nr. and Mrs. Nelson came TO
very gracefully. and said IL was no joke
ou tbem-Which. Of course. is true-and
that they intended 10 set married all the
time And maybe they did
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ovERWoRKED THE GRAFT.
Deserted Wife Loads Up on Whisky
and Lands IN Jail

CoslvilIc. July "A middle-aSed wo-
man. who gave her name as Mrs FISH
en- aud who posed as deserted wife,
has been reaping a ricn harvest OF cnar-
ftv donations until last evening Wnen
she was Jailed by the city marshal she
went to the Weber Coal company : mine
and told Superintendent Lewis that she
had been deserted by her husband and
was following him. The mine official
gave her a substantial contribution and
she secured the sum of Sl3 from the min
ers over the hills 10 the Grass creek
coal mines she jOurneyod and 20 Super
intendeut AdamsoH she told the same
story with slight variations That gen
rfemau gave her money and a recommend
10 the miners, and the foreman clrcu-
lated q Subscription list. Marshal cat
.Iarvgood-s suspicious had become aroused
however and he telephOned To the city
officfa1s OF Park City who informed him
that the same woman had been IN that
CITY with the same story ana nad been
hugely successful i'm reaching the peck
cts of the sympathetic people OF tnat
Mace Flushed with her success the Wo-
man got Oh drunk and was 1lred from
The mining camp And so when the above
named subscription list was being eagerly
signed BIZ the Grass Creek miners Wofd
from the city marshal stopped the me
dunn OF exchange and caused Mrs ISL
or TO beat z naStT retreat 10 todiflile
Then an elderly gentleman. unmarried
invited her in TO take a cup OF tea An
invitation which was accepted with aiac-
Tity The neighbors cblected 20 hef
presence in the house and complained 20
fhe marshal Accompanied by A D.
Knovltou. the officer went to the house
7aSf evening and fouhd the woman in a
5ffffcultv they succeeded in landing her
AL the city faii. where she spent the re-
7r1afrder Of the night As the officer was
locking the woman I'D she seized his new
tore Il 10 pieces. Early this morning she
ms fonnrfeu.
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NOTICE.
CitV Poundkeeper's sac.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
owner or owners Of the animal herein
after described and 70 whomsoever II
nav concern: That there are impUunded
NJ the present time. in the city pound.
the following described animal; One
brown mare about eight years OLD.
branded + l. on right shoulder, star in
forehead. II said animal is not claimed
and all amounts due thereon Daid- and
said duimal taken away within ten GW
DAYS from the date Of the first pubiica-
Ton OF this notice il viii be sold by the
city poundkee7er. at public scale. at city
estray pound In this city II the hour OF
D. M. to the highest bidder.
Date Of first publication july 81
6. II. MORRIS, t0
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Notice of Special Stockholders Meet
ing Of Columbus Consolidated
Mining C0nnanE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
q special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Columbus Consolidated Mining COM
pany is hereby called to be held IN room
g. Commercial block, Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Friday, the 18th day of August
\ y. 1904 at the hour of O'Clock p m
for the purpose Of amending the articles
Of Incorporation of said Columbus Con
solidated Mining company in the following
particulars; Article VI. which now pro
vides the par value of the capital stock
Of said corporation shall ne fifty cents
per share, is to be amended to read as fol
lows:
ARTICLE VI
The limit Of the capital stock Of this
corporation shall be three hundred thou
sand (300000) shares OF the par value Of
five dollars (S5.C0 per share
Article XI. which now provides that a
regular stockholders meeting shah be
held on the first Monday in January
Of each year is to be amended by strik-
ing out of said article NJ the words first
Monday in January wherever said words
appear and inserting in lieu thereof in
said article NJ the words first Tuesday
in February"
TONY JACOBSON.
President Columbus Consolidated Mining
Company.
Dated July %, 1904
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scientist.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. 5s5
East Third South.-Sunday school al 9.45
a. m; church service at u a. m. Subject.
Love Each Wednesday eVerinE at 5
o'clock . meeting is neld to listen TO the
testimonials Of healing OF both sin and
sickness All are welcome 10 these seTv-
ices. Free reading rooms open daily from
% q m 10 D. m. in rooms 60T-slS Scott
Strevell building, les Main street. Take
elevator.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Fourth West between First and Second
South Rev John Rich-lsen. pastor.
Preaching service at II a. m. sermon BY
the pastor theme: 'Life's Little
Sanctuaries Sunday school at 12;15 D.
m. / 2. s. c. E. 200 .. m; evening
service. 500 D. m; address by pastor on
'.I.abor's Political Platform Ills will
be the last address OF the series on
'sEVorkingmen' Problems
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Methodist.

Methodist EpiscopaI-F'irst Methodist
Episcopal church on Third South street
near Main. Benjamin Young. pastor
Services at II a. m. and D. m; the
morning sermon will be preached by the
Rev Dr. H J Talbot evening sermon by
the pastor, subject: Christ the Worlds
Teacher" Sacrament of Lords supper at
the close of morning sermon, Sunday
school AZ 9:45 a. m; Epworth league at 4
p. m All are cordially invited
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Christian.

Christian Church.-Third Sog.h and
Fourth South streets. Morning service at
II a. m communion service and preach
ing. Sunday school at 12-15 D m. Chris
tian eudeavOr. $40 p m; evening service,
Dr. r. W Piukerton viii deliver his
fourth lecture on The Men that Have
Made History" subject, Luther The
public Is cordially invited TO attend all
the services OF the church.
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FDiscopalian.

St Marks Cathedral-Very Rev James
b Eddie 3. D. dean. Eighth Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion, 7:30 A.
m: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; morning
prayer and address; The Christian s
Legacy" u a. m. evening prayer and ad-
dress: The Holy Grail The Vision
Glorious D. m. The public is cordially
invited 10 attend the services
Peters Chapel.-Sunday school at
80 a. m.
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THE SILVER SHIELD MINING Avn
Milling company. principal place OF busi
ness Salt Lake City. Utah Notice ia
hereby given that at a meeting of fha
board of directors of the above named
company. held on the 18th day of july
1891 assessment No 10 of cents per share
was levied on the capital stock of the cor
PoFation outstanding, payable Immediately
to E H. Mead assistant secretary AZ "a
MCCORMICK building. Salt Lake CITY Utah
Any stock upon which this assessnene
may remain unpaid on Wednesday Aum
=. 1904. viii be delinquent and advertised
Tor sale At public auction. and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on
Monday. sept L, 1894. at 10 a. m. at the
office of the assistant secretary IA NJ.
Cornick building. Salt Lake City Utah to
pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale. r. r. MEAD
Assistant Secretary.
kt4 Mccormick building. Salt Lake city.
Utah.
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St Pauls Church-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles +. Perkins
3 D. rector Services: a m holy
communion: 9-15 a. m. Sunday school; II
a. m. morning prayer and sermon,
Overcoming Hardships-" Monday being
St James day. there viii be holy COM
munion at 10 a m. Strangers and Wis
itors are cordially welcomed to all serv-
ices. Seats free.
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Assessment, No. q.

THE CRUSADER CONSOLIDATED
Mining. company Of Tintic Location 81
principal place of business. salt Lake
City. Utah Location of mine and works.
Tintic mining district. Juab county. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board OF directors of said com
pany. held on the cstn gay of June 1904
assessment No. or Oue-quarter cent per
share was levied on the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable Immediately to
the secretary at the office OF the com
pauy. % Commercial Club building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Wednesday, July =. 1904 viii be delIu-
qucnt and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore. will be sold on Saturday. the 18th
day of August 1894, at i o'clock p m, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with cost of advertising aud expense OF
sale ERNEST WILLIAMS
Secretary.
salt Lake City. Utah June % Is0s
First F,l7hlica ton Tr7ue 1874
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First Baptist Church. corner of Second
South and Second East.-Rev. D. H.
Brown. pastor. Preaching at II a m and
p m; Sunday school At 12-15. T. J.
Lucas, superintendent. 3. I. z. L.. at z
clock p m. subject How to Break
Down the Spirit Of Caste" Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock regular weekly prayer
meeting. All arCS welcome.
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extended from Murray 10 Sandy and
bingham Junction. and this is one Of the
reasons for transferring the station to
the place mentioned, on account OF its
central location
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Subscription representa-
WANTED:

tEfEEETFn. Subscription representa-
WkWIflIs tive for salt lake county
sptss @Ss by one Of the largest and
most popular magazines IN America, %
Y nom can be turned over each month ex-
pirinS subscriptions for renewal; also %
secure new subscriptions on a special
plan which insurCs the bulk Of the maya
zlne subscription business in this local
ffS Magazine reading IS on the in
crease Where one magazine was sub
scribed for ten Gears ago, three are taken
today. Every year hundreds OF dollars
are paid out IN every community for new
subscriptions. and in renewing old ones.
Most of this money Is sent direct to pub
fishers but people prefer to do business
through a responsible local representa-
tive, thus relieving themselves Of time
and trouble. Our representatives renew
upwards Of % ger cent Of subscriptions
IN the exoiration lists furnished. Write
TODAY for authority and terms Addr IS
PUBLISHER. BOX So Station o. NV
York City.
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TO EXTEND TRAcKAGE.
Union Pacific VIII Make Improve
ments TO Aid Mine Owners.

Park city. July 23.-The Utah Construc-
fiou company has an outfit here and is
making prepare tTonS 10 begin the con-
sfrliction of the grade for the extension
~ the Union Pacific tracks at the DAILY
West terminal loading station u IS the
intention Of the management 10 have the
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Lutheran.

Divine Lutheran services in the Danish
language at D. n by Rev H Hansen II
the First Presbyterian church. Second
South and Second East. All are welcome
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GgVE YOUR CAST-OFF
CLOTHING ETC.

To THE SALVATION ARMY Social Re-
lief Dept for use in it's salvage room
Call phone I3s3-& or send postal 20 staff
CAPTAIN David Miller, So Franklin Ave.
whose signature viii be on card carried
by our COLLECTOR
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German Lutheran Churcn.-Rev. J. r.
Graebner. pastor; residence, 81 South
Second West: Sunday service a 5 p m.
a Swedish church, corner Second South
and Fourth East. All welcome.
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English Lutheran Cburch.-33s Soiitl
Fourth East street. Rev. T.. a Hanson
pastor Communion services and shOri
sermon. II 60 a. m. al which reception O
new members will take place; Sunday
school at 1890. \ cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all