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The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
The Same Old Story.

Enderlin N D.-Loaded to its full capacity with people going to their mas holidays, the south-bound train on the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie crashed into switch en- zine in the west end of the railroad yards at 2:10 on the morning of De- cember g. Eight men were killed outright and one has since died of his injuries
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
No Congress Christmas Week.

Washington, D. C.-There will be no session of Congress this week, owing to the adjournment over the holidays. An investigation of the Union and Southern Pacific Railroad situation, growing out of their common agree ment and concord, will be commenced by the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion in New York. It is expected that E. H. Hartman will be one of the witnesses
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Millions for the Vatican.

Father Francis Xavier Werntz, the new general of the Jesuit crder, has turned over to Pope Plus the entire patrimony of the order, amounting to S40,000000. This is done as a trib- ute of loyalty on account of the trou- ble between the Roman church and the French republic, which has great ly diminished the resources of the former.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Don't Delay.

The season of coughs and colds is not yet past-they will be prevalent for some months to come. Do not neglect or experiment with them. Use the safe and sure remedy-Simmons' Cough Syrup. It heals the soreness and stops the cought.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Money in Popular Songs.

According to celebrated compos- CT, the popular song, though sneered at by the superior, is in reality the ambition of most composers. Thou sands of them, he says, would give their ears to write a tune that reached the barrel-organs" And when it has been on the organs some little wish to dispose of their ears.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Dormitory Burned.

Tallahassee, Fla.-The dormitory of the Florida Female College was destroyed by fire December 23. There were no casualties, most of the stud ents having gone for the holidays. The valuable collection of music, art and all furniture was destroyed The dor mitory formerly was part of the old state college. It was partially insur nd
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hauis Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY 6 CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly hon orabie in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
It's a Jsrer.

If you smash or bruise your finger, do
 not cry, If you sprain joint or muscle, just
 try Rubbing little of it on, and the pain
 will soon be gone. It performs while others promise,
 'they will cure you bye and
 bye"
 Hunts Lightning Oll is the greatest instantaneous performer in the circus of life. Any ache or pain it will not jar loose is a fixture
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Cnly Nine Escaped.

Cincinnati, 0.-Nine prisoners es- caped from Hamilton county jail here at 10:30 a. m. December 23. Among those who escaped were some desper- ate criminals, including Clarendon Heney, arrested in New York recently, who stole the famous picture Girl Knitting" from the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27

Generosity, when once set going, knows not how to stop; as the more familiar we are with the lovely form, the more enamored we become of her charms.-Pliny the Younger.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
presses of precIous Metals,

The women of Sumatra wear costly dresses, many of them being made of pure gold and silver. After the metal is mined and smelted, it is formed in- to fine wire, which is woven into cloth and afterward used for dresses.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
San Francisco Protest.

San Francisco-At a mass meeting held here under the auspices of the Japanese and Korean Exclusion League formal protest in the form of resolu- ,tions was made against the unrestrict- ed admission of Mongolians to the pub lie schools of San Francisco.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
A Harmless Laxative.

Ii you must take laxative, take harm. less one. Lax-Fos does not. gripe, therefore does not irritate. Irritation is what does the harm. Price 50 cents.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27

Dyeing is as easy as washing whe PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are used Ask your druggist
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
And Some Never Work.

Most of us spend our lives dreaming of what we will do when we wake up. John A. Rowland.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27

Any man who tries to dodge his taxes has no business to banker for fame
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27

Men who pose as judges of human nature get a good many hard bumps.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27

A woman has but little use for 8 man who thinks he is the whole thing.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinne Tablets. Drug gisfs refund money if 1t fails to cure E. W GROVES signature is on each box. 25c,
The Carlisle independent., 1906-12-27
Mrs. Winslow.s .oothIng syrun

Or children teething, softens the gums reduces in ammatlon allays pan cures wind colic. 25e tottle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
LAWMAKERS AGAINST
ASHLAND HERE DAY
Leaguers Will Have Good Game
in Practice for Baltimore

,, The Lawmakers spent yesterday in
some good, fast practice, showing much
Improvement both in handling the stick
and in fielding. They will put up much
better game against the Baltimorcans,
when that team comes to play here next
Monday
Manager Shancr yesterday lined UP
two teams from the aggregation, and
gave them some pretty stiff practice
With the willow. calling their attention
especially TO the fact that they must play
just rs hard In IN apparently lost game
as in ono in which they have everything
their own way. The pitchers had a
good chance to test the durability Of
their arms and the effectiveness of their
curves. and all the twlrlers showed up
in good form.
This afternoon tho Lawmakers Will
line up against the team from the Ash
land Club which Is fast team, being
made up principally of the old Twin city
players and the pick Of tho cy-collcEc
boys. a fast game may be expected,
and the Lawmakers will be enabled to
put In some stiff practice for their harder
contest with Hughie Jenningss team the
next day, The team is making steady
improvement, and the cranks and fans
who daily follow their movements will
get their moneys worth when the game
come off.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
REFERS IN SERMON
TO Great DISASTER
Rev. r. A. Williams breaches to
Large Congregation in Calvary
Baptist Church. a

, =, r,,rr ,.,,,,i, -, 4, :, ~
4,
=.
- - pls p','uuete.''
T. t' :, Wlllla'l's' o. rreaerlckspurs, r1aao
tou u'. reference ~ tnc le1rlne dls-
lastef tIlal mas pelallen san francisco.
LIE referred TO it as ono OF tho divine
lVlSl(ntlohs tor winch no one could assign
n reason, yet which would ultimately re-
suit IN some good TO tho people upon
whom the calamity had fallen. t'5
Mr. Williams took as his subject
"Abrahams Soliouuy,'' The text being
Geness 1928 Abraham realizing tho
snwfulness OF sin pleads with the pcople
TO return to God, and, finding that in
effective. nleads with cod Ia sa7,e 10
4city for / he aakcs or fiftr ncnn,. II. ~.
d,,ces tie number to ten ana then i1omcs
#1imsc,t ~, "a, 3,a,,,,,, r.,,7,,nn, l. II u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY 5U|' DAY SCHOOLS.
State Convention Closes Session
With T o7day's Meet Il.
1spccjaI Il, Tic rltrcs.Djsnatch,)

46 Especial 10 The TIh.cs-Disratch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. AprA t9.Y-T.ic
following officers were elected to-day by
the Virgnil state Sunday-schoo! Asso-
citation: President George ". WALKER. Or
Blaeks5lrg; ylca-president. II. q Mat
chant, o. Charlottesville: Chairman ES
ccutivo Committee. George Il. SFtaei1s;
Corresponding Secretary. Dewitt Crane,
Newport News: Recording; Secretary, A.
Ice knowles. Stanton; + Treasurer. ".
IT,. Wrantk I5:2lanDure; international
committeeman i. r. Joplin, Dnnyillc:
Vice President International Sundny-
school "a ssOcatipM, EeT.h l.. Iniliirs,
u. n d., Richmond: state S.at!s.ician, {.
W. Baines. Newport Nows.$ s.i
Three sessions Of tlls ;,sSociatinn wcro
held to-day at the F'ira, trcsnyterisAl,
Church, ana this afternoon u special
Sscssio,i for tpr!nlarv worknrs was held at
The ~ a NJ. G., 4. ITall.s5lhc 5HnnIal adj
dress and srtpcyt;oG tho. President. Prof.
George $N.ygWalksr. and the reports; or
other officers ani ti.o committees were
slhesfrarlircs OF ;hssmornIng's session..
sg An address by Nir. Lawrence upon '"The
World Wide S:unday-school Work Through
ii Telescope" was the principal feature
OF to-ntght's session.
Sessions OF the association Will he held
4 to- morrow morning, afternoon and even
Ing, the convention closing with the even
ing service,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Especial to Tho Times Dispntcli)
5tDy Rev. John 11nhnon. y. ID 4

DAlSV1l.LD, VA, April 1o.--On tho bull
ilciin board Of tho Pacific Coast in tho
chArred ruins or tho Brent metropolis, the
earthquake writes In head Illness ''Urent-
est Disaster or the Age: Sum francisco,
Tho Glory of lLinrsdons' 1.-THE Excel
lcncyS OF America, has Persisted" n MS
California makes good It's claims 10
"ldgness" Tho lgscst. trees III the ord:
Tho biggest wheat Held In the world: rho
biggest fctry-bont III tho world: Tho big
gest grapevine III the world, and. ains: TO
these is added the biggest earthquake sl,or-
rol OF the ngo: Sal Francisco, the bride
of clrlllzntion--th he winds. tho waves, tho
llgltnings her slaves--how Is sho brought
to desoatloil III IN moment! Il
The Great Wreck.
y Seismic disturbances arc common gentle
as the swing of Il hammock. sent to Md
To tho charm Of existence IN that mate
rial paradise. Ginvltn ton. u sklful chatlr-
fer, seemed to..hold things down but
tho grent automobile blows ,p: C,,nvltn-.
ton is hurled from his scat-the y,narhtnG
wrecked and San Franchises bridal robes
become her shrord "a
. Market Street was the grcnt thorough
farc--the NORTH urtcry--thc .i,iE,ilni' vein
OF the city. Upon tsns q Erent rih,ot,
We're hurr the Palace S11o,al--Thc Call
f*arinel'' (Hcursts nape,)
building. he "Chronicle bui1dinr.' tDa.
Young s Dapr>l. and others too numerous
TO mention. These all save the Chronicle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
BLACKBURN TRIAL.
The Argument Closed Except as
to Judge Lewis.
Especial t. Tho Tines Dispatch.


( Z G1ti9ENsHORG X. &. Apr! 10.--At the
conYcn!n. OF l'c>ein Court this morning
in tho Rlackl,U,n t,.al District Attorney
l.cw,ia .glunn,snrqd. That The government
wio,ild e INTRODUCES 1Sn FARTHER testimony.
&ryg5tc II S;snS a het, begun to the julI,
I'LL having tG,l.n,Gqe Wien court ndjoMn-
nQ ta-n.Sbt tx@aut Jt5dgp IIeWla, WHO Wi
tcEpaG ttp%stno government Frlday.f Judge
tEi6tS Wil btgsl. jsis ,enarge toslt!iG J,irJ
sG3sH|b0 llt II 10 CLOCK. FL IKEA Hk
e observation-disclosures J. j. l3rltr made the
5opGNi"% Ereect for,thc government. lin
fpas folioved by toflnnr .IldsG, ". T. By
iHrn, ~, one Of the leading lawyers FOR
tho fractional fight IN The Republican,
ranks Of North Carolina, which he said
was responsibe fcr Rlackburn's indlct-
mont, lie said that MI the Leaders, Of tho
partv IN this State !aIto .lgl,t for sorils,
Cent .nullR. lic said, George washington
MAJ first in war, first III pnare and first
IN tho Hearts Of his cnnntrvnen. hut turn
ing tho phrase It could be said that the
Republican marty in North Carolina Is
always al wnr, never at peace. and nl-t
WAYS had It's hands In the pockets Of its
colmtrNnen. ssg
HSl,um said ''Whcro 's Dnkins the mn'l
you nllcEe for whom nIlHcihurp conpro.,a
WHY has not he hcnn nut on the stand9"
The government attorney quietly said:
4"NnF hrs l,rnn Loaf M tho shuttle"
'Then YOU have given us = cold dcol,.
nr'l tho "orrrnment hna rlnve! the
lde,,on /" retorted nlnchh,lrn's 'nwver, THIS
,renar.en hro,'eht ont d hurst of laN~hter
in which l,,1re C'oT mas forcad to,totn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
NOTHING HEARD FROM
R|CHM0ND D. There En-
No Private kilograms Have Been
Received Here From Cali
{ornia Since Disaster.

DR.. George ". Darlington said last
night that he had heard nothing from
his son who is III business IN California,
y Mr.. G. Percy Hnwes, Jr., son Of Col,
&. Percy Halves, Of this city, IS stationed
at Fort Baker, near Sun Francisco. and
1t was said yesterday that nothing had
been heard from him 4, 3.l
Nothing has rs yet been heard from
Mrs. Francis Dallmnn, sister Of Mrs.
4 Isaac Held. Of this city, although the
latter and sontsa telegram to her. SHE
resided on sixth Street in San Francisco.
Or. George \. ,rnbcr, Of this city, who
is at present visiting In Rcdland. Cal,
has not been heard from since The dis
aster. li5
MI. Frederick M. cutler. recently Of
this city, but who removed to LOS An
gelcs Is now u resdcnt OF Calistisn. Cal,
and his friends arc expecting news pf
him daily. Mr.. Cutler was formcrlyacon-
nected with the bennington typewriter
Company III Richmondj
At bot, the local telegraph Offices II
vas stated last night that no messages
had been received = Richmond from
san francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
HELP FOR PERSIANS.
Richmonders Contribute Small
Sum to Starving Thousands.

Tho appeal from Missionary e. L. Sar-
mast. Of Oroomlah, Persia, for help for
his famine stricken countrymen. received
by G, M. Smthdcal. ana published in tho
city. papers last week, has borne some
fruit, though, considering the needs or !,
letter. tho response needs 70 be larger,
ana it is hoped that others will contributee.
Contributions may be sent to Mr. G, NJ
SmIthdenl, Broad and Ninth Streets.
4 London draft for sll2 twenty,nlne
pounds and two sh!llngs, was sent direct
Ia Alr. Sarn,ast on the 18Th instant The
contributors 10 this fund are as follows:
G.. NJ. Smithdenl, $lQn: ~ a.. llarrelspIm,
81; Rev George r. Spoonrr, $: John =,
CroWder, 81: "a Friend" q ladyl slo;
Allie ,1oilla,d, 81; Waiter Wills, SOC Tx
Martin, family and friends, soaro. VAL,
$3.50; West N1ud Mission 81; J. +. Glenn,
81. total, Sli..
Rev G. II. Gooten, Of the West End
Nlission was especially active in assisting
this movement as lie had MY. Snrinhst
here with him for ;wo weeks about year
ngo, and regards him rs especially cohsc-
,ra on To np Gospel, ..a-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

BRIGHT MUSICAL COMEDY

| a -g l. l I'D
Daniel l.. E1art's latest play "A Rocky
Road to Dublin" which, was written FOR
Barney Gilmore, Tho ia tural-sinsins Irish
actor, is packing the house ii the Bjot,
this week. Nfessrs. John IL. Hhvin and
George Nicolal hnve given the play III
elaborate ndornment,& Il notable supports
Ing company OF players, together with
clever specinties.
Wonderful Chorus.
Mr.. George A. Bcnnc. the stage director
OF THE Maid and the Mummy" declares
that lie has the cicvcrest chorus II, ne
world II want to shy right here said
Mr. Beanc, shat can play The Maid
and the Mummy tonight with al under.
studies in the parts, and the PUBLIC would
never III my twenty years experience
seen SO many clever people III one chorus.
Most Of them are booked for, q long step
;o,i, Of the#chorus very shortly Why, IN
4 nnses City the other night one of our
principals was taken suddenly i'll ana.
as chance would have IT, her understudy
also was siok, so I vas forced to ca!
,lpon tho second understudy--a young iauE
who had never spoken Il line on the stage
before. Yct she sang two ~ SOLOS ~ q
sweet, sympathetic voice that brought a
dlence, but from the members ct th re
company who were stondlns III tio
Tie Tie "araid and the Mummy comes to
the Academy Saturday, matinee ana
night. n tts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
BOYS TO DRILL.
Arrnory Will Be Lent to Young
sters to Develop military Spirit.

81 One of the acts at least Of those passed
by the Committee on Grounds and Builds
lrgs last night will GLADDEN. tho hearts
OF the boys Of this city whose breasts
are filled with military aspirations. NJ.
Charles Bowles aud Major Osborne were
ut the meeting and spoke for the boys.
They succeeding in obtaining the Seven
ticth Regiment ArlnurSd for the youngsters
TO be used as Il drilling room.
. The purpose 10 organize and perfect u
boys artillery bnttery,4 which IS 70 take
part in the jamestown Exposition next
year The boys will gather IN the nr,nory
at certain times and will be Instructed and
drilled under tho supervision of military
leaders. The officers Of the company will
be as follows
Captain commanding, !. Dickson Pol
Icy; first lieutenant y. Lee cfarland;.
first sergeant Charles I'rueman; line
s"rgcnnts, ], Rlnford.3 Walford, Walton
Sanders While Dabney, Pcyson Bruce;
corporals, Charles Crowder, Henry Obcr-
dorfer Fergus Maclsac. Willie Young, J.
NJ, Kcnuey, Bnrk, Burnett, Cook, Rody
Crowder, Scion Woodfin, Gurdon.
There are thirlX-four privatee. and the
second icutnnant is yet TO he elected.
Captain Policy has had five years expe-t
rience with the IIoWitzers, and his advice
Will be Of the greatest help TO the a,nbi-
tious boys Others interested IN the
movcmcn, are Colonel Anderson, Major
BossiepX, Captain Bob LeAIasurler, Lieu
tenant Joseph LcNlasuricr. Mr., Ayres,
OF the Howitzers;' Captain II. Rowles, OF
the Blues, and Mr. Branch.
II IS understood that the boys VIII
spend from ten days to two weeks at
the exposition. and are to take part IN
all Tho military exercises Of the &C.
cas'on 4 regular artillery drill will
be ana through daily, for the benefit
% tho visi ors and the company vii
- through AL the amy maneuvers. The
boys Will carry along With them one
man To- every ten Of themselves who VIII
keep them straight and see TO their
housing,
The boys will DO glad Of any CON
tibutIons to their fund nnn say they
may be mailed to Captain Bob ne Masu-
rier us North Eighth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
UNFORTUNATE MAN
WALKS into. CANAL !! Ma.
P. H. Hughes, Drummer for Pu 11'
cell, Ladd & Co., Comes
Near Drowning.

A man named r. II, Hughes nearly lost
his life early this morning by walking
III the canal ut the foot Of Twelfth
Street. How he got there or why ne
should have gone there he was unable
TO explain except by saying that llcfWas
.'simply walking round The mnn showed
unmIstakablc signs Of drink or dope. and
talked very ncoherenuy. He claims to
be drummer for Purcell. Ladd Co.
OF Richmond, and says that he is OF
Stanton. Va, and was formerly Of IA
lnnta, Ga.
He was rescued by two sailors, who
hearing his cries for help sprung over
board and brought him ashore. He walk
ed to Main Street. where he was ar
rested BY Policeman .tckerson, and whence
he was sent to tho Second Police Sta
ton in the patrol wagon
On lis person wore found n railroad
pass of the Central Of Georgia Railroad
l,, to Marcel, !, 1901, in the Savannah
Chamber OF Commerce, card OF Matt
Hanson, LIQUOR dealers of st. Paul, Mimi.
twenty cents In change and a few other
trifcs.
The man claimed that he was register
ed at the jefferson Hotel, having arrived
III the city yesterday afternoon from
Stanton. He also claimed later to have
registered 1T the Lawrence Hotel, but
telephone communication with both these
places failed to prove the mans state
ment. Tic says that he Is married and
that he has eight childrcn--siN sons and
two daughtcrs-and a mother all living
in Staunton.
Tho man was cared for IN the police
station, whore he was made, though I'M
willing to take off his wet clothes and
put on dry, and was made as comfortable
as possible by the stove.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
.D[SPERAT...NEGRO
KILLED BYs.P|0.S.S !.
Refused 10 Pay Toll at Bridge,
aid Slottl1c Keeper, Wllois
a$1'o1icclnan.
LATER HELD UP A STORE
Posse Pursucs Negro to Woods.
and, Surrounding Him, Shoots
Hit Down.

Especial to 'rhc .rlmes- DlspalcIl

u
NORFOLK, VA Anril 1o.--1n Il dispute
over tic payment I'll toll a, lilo canpos-
tellu bridge about $50 o'clock his morn
Ing, William II. White. the keeper Of tho
bridge, and Il special Norfolk policeman
was shot In the breast ana s,,rlOualy
wounded by John Davis, II intgro. .nn9i.s
WIS Inter surrounded ~ u posse Of Nor
shot IL death.
lie shooting Duy's fed. but stop
peu long Is enough IN Us tight nt the end
the store OIL. y. sTutuni,3and robbed Il Of
s2l. When the negro cntered the store,
Ne. Tutunl was Iii tile baclt yard. The
dc robberS.1 pavih Still had his listol
In his hand nild required klput Il minute
for,ic negro 70 break Into the cash draw.
CT nEd take tic money.
Tho news of the shooting OF Mr.. White
reached police headquarters III Norfolk
Shortly after II happencd ard Chicf
J'oush immediately sei,t Patrol'7te1,, Dow,
Mcbride to the scene Of tie Shooting with
orders 10 cnpturc the negro. *
obtained clues Indicating that tho. negro
had gone into Pages woods 4 milo us
tnncc. whore he was subsequently, found.
On&rcnchlnE the woods NE rosie sur
rounded It. Without any Warnins; RI, ne
gro jumped from q cluster or undnr0rus!1
and began firing on his nersncrs Tho %,
ficcrs then turned their gums c1 him and
seven$or eight shots were Cred ~ him
struck and fnll fncn dnwntsarG~ S'lrt not
10 give ID the nHht ID era!,brh Cor his
revolver which. he, Ind Irnnped. md again
ATTEMPTED 70 shoot, tnG 4 1*as necessary
for the oylcnrs to&arnin eiio11t him be-
fore he would give up. re died ut thet
second precinct police station. u Nor
folk. shortly after being akpns mere. Z,
r. roll Ectper White Nas ;pken 10 ST.
.vlncanCs Hospital The rltsfieiAns say
that lie is dangerously woNndsl; but that
his recovery i probaole MI S ,n,,1d s nn1
hermit iinr crossing the bridge without
paying toll lie was shot through ne
window through which toll Is pnid;
Davis is tt6young negro ~ or - .sshas#
old, IS known, To the police and Vas con-
sdernd dangerous. lie liked IL bcrklcS
ri 3. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
MCCARTHY COUNCIL.
Grand Officers Pay Call, Which
is Heartily Enioyed.

Visitation Of tho grand officers OF the
Royal Arcanum, Mccarthy Council, last
night was one of the most pleasant events
III Arcanum circles during the year. AZ
ter enthusiastic addresses fronrYC;rund Re-
gent ", NJ, Bickcrs, Past Grand Regent
G, c, Berry, Of Baltimore: Grand Sentry
Harry kemps and others. tho members
adjourned 10 the councils dInlng-roor,,
where the members and visiting brethren
enjoyed n handsome rcpaSt, prepared by
tho. entertainment committee. Of which
Collector !. 1.ovcnstoin Is chairman.
Under tho leadership OF Consul Withers
Miller. the council is getting IN new tim
be- rdarl" every meeting and this nt
itself is inspiring the members TO moro
active work by go.9g after their friends
and trying 10 get them IN this fratcrnal
order.
This council meets tho FIRST ard third
Thursday NIGHTS in every month and tho
m"mh"rs aro earnestly requested TO he
presoNt ---