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SENATOR T0NEY
 MAKES BAIL.

Within ten minutes after his arrival here "Wednesday afternoon, State Sen ator H. k. Toney had been served with the two warrants for his arrest. char@ins conspiracy to bribe and bribery, and had made bond in the aggregate sum of S5,00O, with four bondsmen who qualified for s4OOOO, and had been released from custody. which was never anything more than technical.
 His bondsmen are w. H. Langford, w. D. Hearn, J. P. Alexander and J. H. Shelby. Each of these gentlemen qualified for s10,0OO. The charge of conspiracy to bribe required a $1 ,O0O bond, while the bribery charge requir- ed one for s4,O0O The late hour of his arrival precluded the possibility Of an interview from Senator Toney Wednesday.
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IMPORTANT hnnEEs s 2
Believed to Have Been Made in Cap
 ture of Frank Alien.

Officer V. <. Lee&6@t made what is believed 10 be @u important arrest Tuesday @hea fe ljeteQ ga . man named FranlzAisea so. gasrareq. fa the officer was taata@ A)es ss the D j. Ice station, tae pfisozzg e 9aaE.y 54. ouired:
 Say. officer. weald y50 Ike 10 make @9Q out of th:s sss,. e.;t 2,
 MT. Eoekhart Was no long fa assef. ing the prisoner that uo5hirg would be more to his liking, aud the man said:
 "All right; just wire to the com mander Of the United States troops 9t Old Point Comfort, Va, and he will give you $50 for turning me up."
 oflcer Lockhart gazed at hs accom- modating prisoner i'll amazement.
 Who are you?' he finally managed to ejaculate.
 "A deserter from the United States army"
 At police headquarters, Allen reaf. hrmed his statement that he was 2 deserter, and when asked his reasons for confessing said that he was simply tired of hiding from the officers, and wanted to go back, serve out his time and get an honorable discharge so that he could go back to his folks and communicate with them.
 The authorities Will be communicat. ed with at once.
 It is believed that the man is tell ing the truth.
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TEMPLE FAIR NEWS
Chapter n.
The Domestic Science Exhibit.

The OomeStic science Exn,pt.
 The domestic science exhibit will not be, as might be supposed an exhi- bition of how man and wife may live together happily nor how children may be taught to love their parents scientifically. The ladies who have charge of the domestic science ex- hibit would never undertake such a superhuman task. Such difficult work they leave to Ella Wheeler Wilcox and her enthusiastic disciples. But what Cur modest ladies intend to exhibit is cooking as an art. They hope to dis play various eatables like cakes sal ads, cookies and Vienna bakery artl- cles in artistic form. Everything will be arranged in the shape of a heart, suggestive of the Valentine season. An excellent cuisine will be the ideal, of course the verdict of the visitors Vi! be he determiinns judgment. 10 demonstrate the quality of eatable5 to the palate as well as 10 .Ge eye, coffee and chocolate, cakes eeosf2s aud salads will be served to the guests. Since the way to =riat' heart is generally conceded to be through his gustatory machinery, here is golden opportunity for the ladies Of Pine Fluff to witness how domestic felicity may be enhanced by domestic science.
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FILE ARTICLES
Arkansas Brokerage Company ane
 Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff.

Little Rock Jan. 31.-Articles of in corporation of the Arkansas Broker age company of Pine Bluff were filed with the secretary of state yesterday. The capital stock is placed at s10,o0o, with S350 subscribed. The corpora tors are D. H. Saunders, M. P. Rus sell, J. F. Hut, !, w. Byrd, A. w. Nunn, c. H. Triplett and E. D. Russell.
 The Citizens National bank of Pine Bluff filed articles with the secre- tary of state yesterday increasing it's capital stock from $10O,00O to $300,o0o with the privilege of increasing it to $5O0,O00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-31

eae by one tiIz =eld landmarks af Pine Bluff aIe aisamealing before tl.- seEthe of limo as the Grim Reaper news the golden grain of life. and one Hy one their memories are pefpetdated in the marble slab which alone bears testimony 10 their lives. And yet this is not true, after all; for every life leaves the immaterial i'm press of its influence upon society. When spent for the public good, one ls prone to greater retrospection of the life that is spent.
 Such life was that Of N. c. Lowry. whose soul departed from it's aged and afflicted body Wednesday morning at 4:20 o'clock.
 MT. Lowry was a native of Tennes- see, where he was born ill 1892: but left that state with his parents when quite young. The family, consisting et four sons and two daughters, locat- ed in Arkansas in 1S40 After remain ing with his father until the latter's death, MT. Lowry learned the black smith trade. In 1S44 he erected a shop of his own, and in this he con tinued for about eight years. Then he sold out and secured a position as clerk in a store, which he held until the beginning of the war, when he en- tered the Confederate service as me- ehanic, serving until the wars close. After the war, he returned to his
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LOVELY WEATHER

Wednesday daWnod one of the pret- tiest days that Pine Bluff has wit. messed in years. The sky overhead was perfectly clear; the ground under. foot was dry, and the atmosphere was cool and braeing, yet perfectly com. fortable and agreeable Northern visi. tors in the city Wednesday found Pine Bluffs mid winter weather de- lightful in the extreme, and many compliments were bestowed upon the climate here on account of the condi. tions prevailing.
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\. c. LOWRY IS I)EAI)
Was Pine BIuif's 0Ilssi Citizsn and Pass es Away Aftsr Long and Jsaful Life in This Gity.

#ofHef= bQzia5zs aI eIef6iaz. which ae continued un zo the# #@ia.e9 of lSSS or fSS9.
 When air=lqwrg located in Pine Bluff in 1Sl+= ii was bat | small viz lage, and tha forests near were full of bear and deer.
 In fS4S he was married to Miss Christiana Smart, daughter of Nr. .1osephus Smart To this union were born five sons. Douglas, Archie, Tehu Charles and Henry Neal. All of them survive him.
 The deceased was Royal Arch Ma son. and had served in several off cial capacities in the Blue lodge and the Chapter
 MT. Lowry bore the distinction of being, at the time of his death, the oldest citizen Of Pine Bluff.
 The funeral will take place from Lakeside Methodist church at 10 o'clock Thursday morning, Rev. w. C.. Watson and Dr. Browning officiating. Undertaken Ralph Robinson has charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The deceased was for number Of years one of the city's leading bnsi- ness men, a member of the firm of Lowry and Smart, erocers.
 The Masons will participate in the obsequies, and a meeting of that body has been called for 9 o'clock tomor- roW morning
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Basketba all

X selected team from the Little Rock Y. M. C. A will play the Marines of this city at the loc,tl Y. NJ. c. A. next Friday evening, the game being called promptly at s o'clock, This contest is expected to furnish one of the most interesting and even eXcit- ing times that have yet been witness ed at the local association, and a large attendance is looked for.
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DEAD IN BED
Col. JOHN c. FLETCHER LITTLE ROCK, EXPIRES }N THE
 NIGHT
oaed Cead. and t Is sueopena zz2t
 That Ills De7ta Was Due Q
Heart Failure

Hash over the wire7 ot tbe Wafer eofter cotton exchange of tbts city Wednesday morning stated that Col. john c. Fletcher of Little Rock had been found dead iii bed carly in tho morning.
 The supposition is thai Col. F1etch- CTS death was dnc 10 heart trouble
 Col. Fletcher had long been a lcad- Ing figure i'll commercial and political affairs in Arkansas, and had an ae- qnaintanceship extending over the whole country.
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SALOON REMOVED g

Flaaay aa1# Coleman colored saloon isis a. .2i- in s5root, nave removed to 2i0 Na.0. just one door north Of .1a-a.f former location This is the f r .aaiast which Pr. Simmons, owner of tse propartT. recently hsoQeht suit ae ei# ceoeae The property now oc- osa-aH ls finn also ba1ones to Dr. -f1,a5aas. Ist t is stated ihat the pre- .. fine saloon secured posse -5a tal.ine mp the lease of aa- of,r 0a9v. No. a12 Main street. fha
 sT55re iUst vaoatod, is being thor czzz'4'v roatea and will be remodel ea fer occupancy by one of the new a-ns which will begin business here shorty.
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FEBRUARY Il
Set Aside as Memorial Day for the
 Late Rev. J. F. Carr.

February II, Sunday, has been set apart for a memorial service commem- orating the late Rev. J. F. Carr, and an elaborate memorial service will be rendered at Lakeside Methodist church on that occasion The program is now being prepared for it. Rev. w. (. Watson the pastor of Lakeside church, will deliver a short sermon suitable to the occasion. and the board of stewards, the Sunday school, the EpWorth league and the two Wonlan's missionary societies will participate.
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Mission Address.

Miss Annie Armstrong of Baltimore. Md, secretary of the foreign board of the Baptist Woman's Missionary union will address the ladies at the First Baptist church on Friday, February ?. at 2:30 D. m All the ladies of the city are most cordially invited to come cut and hear Miss Armstrong. No charges and no collection.
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DIED OF SMALLPOX.

Smallpox claimed a victim at Ladd Tuesday afternoon in the person of NIT. 5. F Rice, who was connected with the Hollenberg Music company Of this city as salesman. He was buried Tuesday. MT. Rice leaves q wife
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Mir, Richardson in St. Louis.

General Secretary A. B. Richardson of the local Y. M. c. A. left Tuesday night for st. Louis to attend confer ence of the general secretaries of the Gould system associations. Member ship Secretary w. L. Cook will follow him tomorrow, and several others from this city will probably be in at- tendance at the meeting.
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The Masons.

Jacob Brump lodge of Royal Arch Masons held an interesting and high. y gratifying meeting Tuesday night. when one candidate was initiated in. to he master degree. The gratifying feature of the session was the large attendance present, and the interest manifested in the work of the lodge room It is said that the work was never done better.
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FRATERNAL NEWS.
he Rebekahs,

 Superior Rebekah lodge No. S5 met ln regular session Saturday night and installed the following officers: Noble grand. Mrs. Merrick. Vice grand, Mrs. Chafee. Secretary, Mrs. Watkins. Treasurer, Mrs. Unsell. Chaplain, Mrs. Bryant. Warden, Mrs. Mayfeld. Conduct Or, Mrs. Allen. Inner guard. Mrs. Hayes. Outer gaurd, Mrs. Earnest Right supporter, n. g., MT. Hen. dricks.
 Lett supporter, n. g., Mir. Byington Right supporter, V. g., MT. Martin. Left supporter, v. E., MT. Whaler.
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0LC0TT RESIGNS

Harry T. Olcott sewers his relation with the Bluff City Lumber company fehraury l, after twelve years service as chief steno&rapher and sales agent and will engage in the commission business handling lumber and furni- tlre; also public stcnoSraphic work al No. 205 East Third avenue in Union Furniture company building.
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SUIT ON STOCK CERTIFICATES

Chas. Veil, receiver for the South ern Mercantile company, has filed suit in the chancery court against N. w Thompson and others to enforce nav ment of balance on stock subscribed for in the company.
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NEW MILLINERY STORE

The Chicago Millinery, company will open up for business in the storeroom on Main street formerly occupied by the Katzenstein shoe store.
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scsrcs ;.t.ls...e Heyicea.

Tho saHis@I.us3 "as 5r women only women e.asa.-.,...:. a luxurious place Thp IF was se.,.,1 q week.
 'IlliS. ss.l 1&e= s,aarintan.tent, is our mus m. GzG @9seSete, eA=s re Hii.,, l ~. e.4 eti9a#ut i,4s1su. z, sA,s - asa es..ls i.@ tai h2a 1eeu taken from ta::4.c s.pse.A4uiaes Il4eae W4s :; es e.0. With I L., Daell 4Aa: 4ez' T l...a ,t inf pint of %:.akl; [ sas q mCE H:lA q rouni L.s.:E of il.'z2 rl.,'iaor in l.. ! loT 5asiGe, | .4.eaz5:ifece iite hat a& hHbIs .s'c M AiGaea uasjee | rp- scttc. IT: e af 9.e mMf woa5, pres il tJ Ter Et.e, q vsfE :..,t4ea. uad e5-s5a e A,z.4e5lt. a..a Il e e.....e tilsa a ~,. ......i,. The. " w=re t e9.e.. .s.E +zar 5sa 3us c-.t:.i1 $ If all sl4ai E tasi !.flts, ,s'. cont t4si4, ta=o or thrca t..s.tes,a a.s of be:sH..y. ! faa it would not opcn-had room fer i half pint in if. X uamber Of purses were nothing Lat whisky fasks GOV cred with beadwork or leather or sil- yer or gold. There was even a prayer book with a flask inside = New York Press.
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The Cran4 Ball.

This will he the calminaion ot the fair week. Come and erip it as zen ao on the light fantastic tee, in the words of the solemn Milton, vi. h. the shibboeth of thai ea3a night. \ specially fine orchestra has been en- gaaed for this occasion.
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LARGE CROWDS
Welcomed Senator Toney and His

Senator H. K Toney and bride ar rived from Mississippi this afternoon. They came over the Cotton Belt, arriv- inq on No. 1, southbound, at 2:45. A large crowd of friends were at the .7e9ot to welcome home Senator Tonet and his fair bride.
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FLORENCE CRiTTENToN CIRCLE

The Florence Crittenton circle will meet Thursday afternoon February l, at , o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. L. o. Knox, 1901 West Sixth avenue.
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|R|BI[:: MAYOR
..,e OFFER S25,ooo FOR flssloN TO KiDNAP
 W. S. TAYLOR.
Executive, After Years,
 l. Scheme Following eoebeI Death.

Is. Jan. , 51.-MdSoi DION admitted that an attempt .de fo bribe him to permit bo of W. s. Taylor, former Kentucky, who is wanted for alleged complicity in of William Goebel. TWen- and dollars was the price would instruct the chief Indianapolis to permit seized and hurried back before the state officers ould interfere.
 ins MT. Bookwalter's first yor that the offer of the s made. The mayor re irritation to visit Cincin- personal friend. He ac- hyitation, and shortly aft his friend at a hotel in Col. Tom Campbell, a who was identified with sfu lattempt to extradite introduced to MT. Book thought nothing of this, bl. Campbell appeared at friends house for dinner it set the mayor to Won- Falter had been accom- muel P Stoddard, a per and at that time chief assess ne 1t bureau. After lree que, Is and the hos in the smokingr of hen Col. Campbell sug- e would like a few words 6kwalter alone. To this Ter demurred, but on Col. Bisting in the request the Stoddard withdrew.
 mpbell then wasted no Immediately explained nown, of course, that he an anxious to have Mir. ed to Kentucky for tr al, lred that a fund of een raised to accomplish
 He suggested that a few fayor Bookwalter to lis
 would make it possible ckians to go to Indianap- get possession of Taylor Kentucky before any one
 it.
 walter was surprised at Tn the affair had taken Fl Campbell that he was
 wrong man, as it was
 Of Indiana alone who 'aylor to be taken away. |ded Campbell, "you are
 'ant to talk to, and we
 at favors be shown US per appreciation on our
 protests of Mayor Book
 Campbell further sta.
 uld plact $25,ooo in the J Bookwalter's Cincinnati
 turned over to MT. u| |e day Taylor shouuld ! :. into Kenturky, and, y not effective, made the ID 0y saying the money hs to MT, Bookwalter di- Id Of the kidnapping.
 Falter Immediately left
 declined to talk wit.
 ell further. The Gin. :. 'aose guest the mayor ' bookwaltor he roluc- walter would not fee.
 n. 'S@ ' : ia' as narrated above, taD Dookwalter he reluct- } that t was all true. HEARING SALE.
 Y Hearing sale of the eggI Furniture company is ,o, lays issuo cf 4,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-31

Better Than United States Bonds.
 The upto-date choice selected goods, stylishly made at seriously re. duced prices, owing to dull times: try E,Iseakramer, the tailor, above Cit' zens bank, corner Second avenue ah,u Pine street.
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l3iSG RIGT STEWARDS
e f' E. churc7 TX Presiding Elders
 Salaey.

d5ss.s =9eaaras a t5n=Pfaa AH5FTa55 fsni#e5al chm fzsg0 5l5e Eils Na9H- s'HsH eha4aa=ia= =daz Ei Ehe Ha=z f#p8#4t =fu fac=
 #Hl =#he=aMix important HtZHu H ta
 ae elL4in the me- lHs 8as DAe az- aeei et tae presiding eldel NIL 5lE-ior rae ensuing year This was =aeHe on tif, W9e=siYfh basis, 5he pre- i3fn~ efieeref fhe district to receive sixth of the salaries of the pastors in his district
 The attendance while mol complete, Nas ab0utt he largest that thc district stewards meeting has had in several years.
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New Office Man.

Mir. Needham is the new office man at the Y. M. c. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-31

Mrs. Sam H. Campbell left at noon today for Hot Springs where she Nil. receive treatment for several weeks.
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fesARiNa SALE.

Hearing sale of the Furniture company is Pay's issue of the Ora, page being devoted [hi' Ie. which began |sa |4a "i'l continue two
 was never a greater
 sa', in furniture. carpets
 aold articles, as we'll we'll
 ',s C,e.. offered to inc
 ['aa' al. The sale is at. 1 S''Fd Of buyers
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esNsn.c,.s.:: :: OF CLERKS

c. C. needew. well known as the former c2orl at the Arlington hotel, where he male 50 many friends by his eantle0aalH depor monf and uni form courtesy 10 the patrons, has haaH t4a nsferred to the Antlcrs, which is uHaer lhe sane management. He la9 clerl. at the latter now. W. A.. I.a 'aor formerly connected with the szsiaeton. saccee EH, Perdev at the ':ttr place
 ae Blythe Of Warren was a guest z tee Tra'oell while transaeting some hnsiness matters here Tuesday after- neon al.a Wednesday.
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a' as narrated above, pookWalter he reluct- that t was all true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
PRESIDENT DOLAN OUT.
Declare Office Vacant-
Mitchell to 4ppOint Successor.

Pittsburg Feb. 16-The Pittsburg district
miners convention unanimously adopted reso-
luton at noon to-day declaring the Offices of
president and vice-president Of the Pittsburg
district miners vacant. notwithstanding the
earnest appeals Of National Vice. President 7. L.
Lewis and Secretary Treasurer Dodds Of the
Pittsburg district for a fair and square" deal
and the protests OF President Dolan. who pre-
sided.
The delegates at once informed President
Mitchell Of their action. and II is expected he
VIII appoint men TO fill the two Offices imme-
diately.
There was much disorder in the hall when
the resolution was introduced II grew more
uproarious when President Dolan ruled the reso-
luton out Of order and eliminated in a scene
OF wild excitement when the delegates voted its
adoption
President Dolan reiterated his previous
declaration that he would never resign nor
would he be ousted unless by q referendum vote
Of the miners OF the Pittsburg district who
elected him their leader
The resolution declaring the Two Offices vacant
was prepared early to-day. President Mitchell
was informed Of the proposed action by the dele
gates who asked him If he would appoint sue
Cessors 10 President Doan and Vice President
Criah Bellingham II the resolution passed
President Mitchells reply which stated he
would Immediately fill the places II they were
made vacant. was received Just a few moments
before the noon adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
CALL AUTO MEN HORSE THIEVES.
Indiana Protective Association to Treat
Reckless Chaufeurs as Such.

Chicago Feb. 1910 get revenge for the
deaths caused by reckless automobilists going
to and from Chicago through Lake County, In
diana, last year. and TO protect themselves this
year. the farmers of that district have banded
themselves into what they call The Lake
County Protective Association"
The original intention Of the association was
TO rid the county of horse thieves, and by ex-
tending their plans TO include Automobiles they
have classed the latter with horse thieves and
say they will treat reckless chauffeurs as such
The association at a meeting last night voted
10 cause the arrest of any person in charge Of
motor vehicle who violates the speed law.
The association will post guards along the
highway used by auto scorchers. and plans 10
deal harshly with them Four persons were
killed along those roads last summer by speed
ing autos, and many persons were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
NAY BE BIG BURGLARS.
Police arrest Sir Suspected Men
Je7celrY Found.

The police believe they have two burglars who
have committed many robberies in 5th-ave. and the
upper West Side. They Joseph Edwards and
Robert Corbett negroes. living at No. 351 West
36th-st They are believed to be the thieves who
robbed the home OF Leopold Wormser. in 72d-st
near Central Park West. of jewelry worth about
1O0O
In the prisoners rooms. the detectives say, they
found large quantity Of jewelry evidently stolen
which they expect will be identified The detec-
tives found where the negroes lived on Tuesday,
but they were not home at the time. and they did
not find them until early yesterday morning. Both
were arraigned in the Jefferson Market police
court and were held in s2Ooo bail each for further
examination to-day.
Four alleged burglars were arrested in a fat
house at No. las West ssth-st- early yesterday
morning They described themselves as John Nor
ton. of No. 2l9 West 43d-st.; Thomas Lewis. of
Kansas City Julius Goodman, Of S3d-st and It'll
ave and James Judge. address refused The last
two are known in criminal circles Julius Doty
and Boston Jimmy" respectively. The police
learned that the men living in sSth-st
through Mrs Marie strobeI who lives at No. 40
West 9sth-st and s janitor of the house She said
q girl lived with them. and that they returned
home all hours of the night and generally
brought bundles with them.
Captain Farrell, of the West 1o0th-st. station.
companied by several detectives visited the house
early yesterday morning. The four men were found
seated al table in a dining room They were COW
cred with revovers and taken to the station. A
so 600 was found in the fat The woman was later
arrested. She gave her name as Mary Scott. She
was freed as the police had no evidence against
her. The prisoners were arraigned in the jefferson
Market court AS there was evidence against
them Magistrate Mayo discharged them.
ored. OF No 200 West 9oth-st.. who was convicted
~ having stabbed another negro, said he would
would have 10 send him 10 Sing Sing, as all the
penitentiaries were full Judge Foster was sitting
in Part III OF General Sessions.