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D. '. PlKNEEL OPENS
 UP OLD STAND

We are going to open mp our old stand with a full line of fresh gro ceries at 1705 West Sixth avcnuc, on Saturday, September %. Meat market Ill connection want to thank the people for past favors and ask that they give me Il liberal patrona2. in the future.
 D. T. pTRNELI., [ o4 Of u,,ooot
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MANY BILLS
OFFERED ON
FIRST NIGHT
CONTINUED from seventh raxe.)

-
judge of the Court of Common Pleas in
each county the right to strike from and
add to a grand jury list OF 200 names 10
be selected by the Sheriff on April / of
each year from which a grand jury of
twenty-four names should be drawn In
open court preceding each term OF court.
Revislon of laws.
s. No. 2. Mr.. Robbins-Gives voters
Of any election district the right to petit
ton for a special election to determine
or not voting machines may be
USED IN SUCH election district. (Electionsl.
:, NO. 3 Mr.. Robbins-Makes it a
der work at a cost Of $1,000 or more with
out securing permission of the State House
commission or advertising for bids. IRE
vision of laws. ~
s No. A, Mr.. Robbins-Authorizes
the expenditures of State funds trough
state commissions on State TreasIIreT's
warrant where the same had been regu-
had been supposed to lapse by the act Of
October 81, 1907. (Finance).
). No. ., MIR. Frelinghuysen-Sunnle-
i ,noe 10 ne general corporation act OF
1886, amending sections q and 2S of said
act SO as TO permit any Corporation TO
changs any part or all of the common
STOCK, INTO one or more classes of pre-
TERED stock tCorporatlons).
S. No. 8, Mr., AckermanECiviI serv-
ice Commission act introduced October II
1907. passed by the lena and defeated
aiIer beiae amended in the House, pro-
ffNNo " 9Ni NiAG Ipi I'LL minor. State.
county and municipal employees except
day laborers, teachers and other technical
ly educated employees. Municipal cor
porations).
S. No. T. Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Individual property owners and m,inicinai
consent for the erection Of poles. wires
or conduits for Telegraph, telephone or
electric light companies. Municipal cor
8. No. $. Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
appointment by the President OF the Senate
ana speaker OF the House OF a lawyer to
ael as a Legislative adviser. Judiciary.
>. No. 3, Mr.. A~vis-Annuls direct primary
act OF October =. 1907. by Including nomina-
tiou Of freeholders representing more than
one borough. fElccffons).
s. No, 10, Mr.. ANis--cives marty chair.
men right 20 name q candidate IN the event
Of q tie. (Electlons).
.. NJ II. pr. yis-Requires all members
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N EGROESI IN
TURMOIL AT
ELECTION
Z Factions of "COlOred Re.
publican Organization
Claim President.

In an effort to elect their favorite
president of the Essex County Negro
Republican Club, n of the factions
last night stuffed the ballot-box and
the meeting ended in disorder. Now
both sides claim they elected their ia
vorite. When the ballots were counted
1t was found that seventy-four votes
were cast and that only sixty-hve
men were present. The meeting was
held at the Essex County Republican
headquarters, Halsey and Academy
streets.
The meeting opened shortly after s
o'clock, and A. B. Cosey was elected chair
man. On motion Cosey appointed a com
mittee Of five to decide Upon a name. The
committee upon being selected adjourned
TO an adjoining room, and after ten min
utes reentered and proposed that the or
ganization be called 1.-THE Colored Central
Republican Organization OF Essex Coun-
ty." This apparently pleased everybody,
for 1t was unanimously sfiirmed.
The name having been decided upon,
Cosey announced that nominations for
president were In order. 1t was then that
Signs OF a division in the ranks of the
Newark delegates became apparent. For
no sooner had Cosey been proposed than
the name of ]. H. e. Scotland was ad-
vanced, and the supporters of both sides
entered into an acrimonious debate. After
that the delegates from East Orange
placed a name before the meeting, but their
candidate withdrew. The nominations were
then declared closed and the casting OF
ballots began. Cosey thereupon retired
from the chair and appointed Fred Van
davall to the place.
After all the votes had been counted
Scotland was found to have received 3S,
Cosey 80, and ]. E. Churchman, Of Orange,
3. Mr.. Scotland moved toward the plat
form to assume control, when Louis Smith,
OF Orange, demanded a recount.
L. j. Davenport, one Of the ~tellers, said
that there could be no recount, for the rea.
son the ballots had been properly counted
but that Mr.. Smith had tempered with the
hat before demanding the recount.
What Smith? demanded a dozen voices
That Smith" announced Davenport,
pointing to a gray-haired man of over 80.
You're the biggest liar in America" re-
torted Smith. He went on to invite Daven-
port TO repeat the charge, and the accuseI
then said that ito the best of his knowl-
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B1scHoFF's ANNUAL BALL.

The Charles c.. Bischoff Association held
Its annual masquerade reception and ball
In Dodgers Hall last night, and the grand
march was led by John Carlewit aud
Miss Mildred Stefinger.
The committee members: John A. Garlic
wit, Charles II. f. Bischoff, jr. Harry II.
Evans, Frank w. Schober. George Wurt-
ter, George Reuther, Charles c. Biscboff.
Louis Gernert. Charles A. Scheffmeyer,
A. Volk, c.. Doll, c. Lutter, p. Brienzo,
L. Schmidt, r. Erb, j. Pister. W. Kelsch,
c. Groder, ]. Belletier, j.. Lehman, b.
Luhens. j. Dasslng. G. Elker, y. J.. Bise-
hon, j. Schneiger, c.. Ahner, Z. Young.
II. Hartwig, ]. Beck, II. Buecher. j. l.
'Bruck, G.. Carlewit, III. La Bentz. w.
Black, q. Calm. G. Ichrman, P. Luby, IL.
Hartwig.
The officers are: George Reuther, presi-
dent; John Schreiber, vice-president; Louis
Gernert, secretary; Charles Henze, fin0u-
cial secretary; Charles c.. Bisehoff. treas
urer. Capt aims, John W. Gin, F. r.. Mil
Ter
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PHOENIX BALL A SUCCESS.

The annual masquerade and fancy dress
ball given by the Phoenix Singing Society
took place at Krueger's Auditorium last
night. h affair proved a success In every
respect. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dallmus led the
march. The committees were composed OF
the following: F. Dallmus, G. BiclSs. F.
Bicks. q. Ohous, W. Strobell, F. Lemmer
F. Thiio, j. Truckenbrodt, IL. Kinast. J.
Dleterle, E. Hoffman,, II. Falb, C. Broth
erly. Fl. Aurnhammer, A. Willms, ST., c..
schott, c. Brockelmann, C. c. Lienau, c..
Lemmer, w. Brockelmsnn, w. Beck, d.
Feuerstein, f. Herder, q. Kettenring, A.
j. Willms, I. Kuhles, j. Bicks, f. Willms,
G. Mueller, G. Kcelble, w. Simon. II. #.
Wilms, #, Krauter. The officers are: =.
Dittes, president; A. ]. Willms, first vice.
president; F. Willms, second vlce-presi-
dent; y. Kunles. secretary; j. Bicks, hnan-
cial secretary; c. Schott, treasurer; II.
H~erriger, collector; e. Ka~mpermann, di-
rector.
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GERMAN E CLUE
CONVENTION HERE
National Association will Take Place
in Newark at the End of May.


The National Association of Ger
man Press Clubs have picked this city
for a convention, to be held on May
80, 81, and June i, and the local news
paper men will participate in the affair
and take charge of the visiting col
leagues while inn the city.
Noah Gutter, secretary of the asso-
citation, has made formal announce
ment of the convention to the clubs in
all principal cities in the country. The
clubs of New York, Philadelphia, Pitts
burg. st. Louis, Chicago. Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Washington and this city,
represent the larger part of the asso-
citation.
1t is expected that 800 scribes at least
will visit the city as delegates during
the convention.
Secretary Gutter will arrange to have
the visitors inspect various industries
in this city so that they will be able tc
tell the people Of their home cities
something of the $500 manufacturing
establishments here.
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Carrie Trimbone and Captain Harry Kolb
led the march.
The committees in charge comprised: Jo-
seph Bachman, r. schnaufer, George Obr,
z. r. Taylor, F. Panther, John Hortter,
Fl. Holzhauer, j. Lemmermeir, Charles
Hammer, George Rossbaek, J. Longen-
dyke. Gus Henrick, R. Boylan, II. Falk,
August Fink, Peter Wendell, P. Keller,
Tom Taylor, ]. Rist, j. Decker, R.. Wester,
J. Ulrichey, M. Mulvaney, E. Hildebrandt,
]. Samuelg. J. Kastner. l.. Schmidt, A.
Rleckenstein, Frank Hammer, L. Krauss,
]. Boylan, Charles Fink. Fred Hammer,
William Lind. r.. Buntele, j. Bischoff, A.
Keen, W. Weiss. E. Wendell, j. Amberg,
r. Newbauer, ]. Hagney, 8. Dunn, G.
Haag, L. Gibney, NJ. Bauer.
The officers are: j. Sehuck, president;
Charles Haufier. viee-president; Fl. Rausch,
recording secretary; j. Hofherr, financial
secretary; j. Haufier, treasurer; F.
Panther, sergeant-at-arms; II, Kolb, cap
tain.
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of county or municipal political committees
to be chosen at the regular primary cleo
ton. (Elections).
S. No. Il, Mr.. Avis-Permits the reelee-
ton of auditors of building and loan asso.
Citations. Building and Insurance).
$. No. u, Mr.. Avis-Amends the Martin
act of 1882 by permitting the division of
estates, where a person leaving a life or
other interest is unheard of for seven sue
cessiye years. Judiciary.
s. No. IA, Mr.. Avis-Requires election an
thorities where machines are used 10 keep
ballot boxes for those who prefer to use tbe
the same. (Elections).
S. No. 10, Mr.. Avis-Makes the issuance of
literature suggesting the death of any per-
son a high misdemeanor, punishable by fir
teen years Imprisonment, 5000 fine or
both. (RevisiOn Of laws.
8. No. is, Mr.. Silzer-Abolishes present
state Board Of Assessors on January /
lsOs, and provides for an elective board of
tnree members to serve three years.
8. No. II, Mr.. C~olby-Creates a public
service commission to control all public
aIiity committees, similar to the Hughes
Dill ana that Introduced by Senator Colby
and Assemblyman Wright last year, Mu-
niea1al corporations).
s. No. Is Mr.. Brown-Annexes Neptune
Stty 10 bradley Beach, in Monmouth
s.. No. 10, MI. Wilson-Authorizes cities
bordering on the Atlantic ocean to construct
o1dleyaras, drives, walks and streets. (Mu-
S. No. 20, Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
the collection Of municipal taxes where
records are Destroyed by fire. Municipal
S. No. 81, Mr.. Gebhardt-Prohibits cor
poratlons from contributing towards the
eiecuon OF delegates to national conven-
IONS. (Elections). =
5; No. q, Mr.. Gebhardt-Gives same eff
rect 10 Circuit Court as Supreme Court
SUMMONS nor 90 Revlsion Of laws5..
diction of the Common Pleas Court To all
civil cases and gives summons issued
from such court the same effect as from
me CIRCUIT or Supreme Court. (Revislon
s.. No. "A, Mr. Gebhardt-Prohibits use Of
voting machines. CElections).
). No. %, Mr.. Gebhardt-Prohibits sale
OF riparian lands. Reyision of laws.
maximum amount to be paid on account of
health.
S. n, Mr.. Gebhardt-An act to prevent
combinations in restraint OF trade; penalty,
s2ONo fine or twenty years in prison.
S. No. %. Mr.. Gebhardt-Permits serv-
of a foreign corporation having no agent
In the State. Corporations.
S. No. 20, Mr.. Gebhardt-Act to pro
rates at arbitrary figures. buildings and
S. No. 50. Mr.. Gebhardt-Corrupt nrac-
tise act applying to the election of MI
S. No. 81. Mr.. Gebhardt-A public serv-
ice bill similar to the Colby bill, but in
GLIDING telephone as well as all other
public utility companies. Municipal cor
$. No. 20, Mr.. Fielder-Authorizcs ono
hundred citizens in any frst-class cIty
TO apply to the Supreme Court for a tax
publication board, whose duty it shall
be TO publish a list of all taxes assessed
in the city, naming property and owner
thereof. Judiciary.
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JR. o. U. A. M.

The. guard of George II. Adams Coun-
Gil will give an exhibition drill in the
Council rooms tonight following the bust
ness session. A movement is on foot to
pay the guard Of the Council, and. the mat
ter will probably come before the meeting.
Vsilsburg Council will meet tonight. A
delegation OF the Council visited Peter
Cooper Council last night.
At the meeting of General Putnam
Council tonight the social committee will
be ~reorganized for the year. William
Kimley, of the Council, has been appoint
ed sergeant major Of the uniformed rank
regiment of the order.
General Runyon Council will meet to-
night and transact special business. The
Council will dispose of some gas lamps Mt
the meeting on January q.
At the meeting tonight Of Vigilant Coun-
eli the amendment to chapter s, sections
/ and 2 of the constitution will come up
for a second reading. The council Is ar
ranging for a dance to be held in Orator
Hall February 10.
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wooDMEN.

An imnortant meeting of the general
committee OF Essex County will be held
tomorrow night in the Continental Hotel.
Secretary Fulper has requested that every
member be present. Several new members
will meet with the COMMITTEE for the first
time.
Company A of Newark City Camp, Dora
c. McAllister. commanding, occupied the
battalion headquarters last night and held
its drill. The company is preparing for the
exhibition drill to be given in the KRUGER
Auditorium under the direction of Com
pany L, First Regiment.
The entertainment committee of the re-
cent battalion ball has met and partly
Strengthened up its accounts. There are
still some books out, and the committee
earnestly requests every one holding same
to make an immediate return to Treasurer
RnVd
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Cut Your Troubles in Half

edge and belief Smith had stuffed the ballot
box"
At this point Scotland jumped onto the
platform.
81 have been elected presidentsof this or
ganlzation," said he, land I demand recog-
milton. 1 am a Republican, and 1 want
all you Republicans to stand by. me and
prevent me from being robbed by these
opponents"
At this point someone very diploma ically
thrust a small American flag into Scot
lands hand, and as he waved the emblem
above his head all his supporters cheered.
The victory seemed to rest with Scotland
when Vandavall raped for order. 1t took
him some time to get heard, and when at
last he announced 1.-The election null and
void and the meeting adjourned" he was
spplauded by the Cosey men and Kissed by
Scotland's supporters.
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SILVER FIN1sHERs TO DANCE.

Sterling Silver Finishers' Union No. $50
will have a masque ball On January 81 at
the Kruger Auditorium. Awards of ar
ticles and OF cash will be given for cos
tumes.
The committees in charge will be: A.
Bowel, floor manager; A. Babin and NJ.
Terrairo, first and second assistants, re-
speetively. The arrangement committee
consists OF j. E. Held, chairman; A. Babin,
]. MacKinnon, II. Pertch. p. Short, Will
lam Morgan, Henry Trienne, Henry
Schleischer, ]. Belire, G. Goss, j. Myers
and II. Stoffs. The reception committee
consists of A. Hartmeyer, J. Graf and J..
Kennison.
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@ OF PYTHIAs.

Past Representative James r. Rutan
will be presented tonight with a handsome
bag won by Henry Clay Lodge at the
recent Elks' parade.
At the elast regular meeting of Granite
Lodge No. y, *. OF p, the following off,
GERS were Installed by District Deputy Ehr-
haul and his staff: Carl StOhl, c. c.; Lewis
Cook, v. c.; John Yaech, M. OF w; An
drew Wilson, I. G.; Owen Cooper. O. c.;
Francis Weber. NJ. OF F.; William k.
Schmalzriedt, *. Of r. and S. District
Deputy Ehrhaul has called a district meet
ing, TO be held in the castle hall OF Granite
Lodge, at odd Fellows Hall, Friday even
ing, January 81.
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EINTRACHT CONCERT.
Orchestra Plays in wallace Hall, with
Mrs. oliver as Soloist.

An orchestral concert was given by the
Eintraeht Society, Of this city, at Wallace
Hall last night. Louis Ehrke conducted.
The band was Of about the same personnel
as heretofore. Mrs. Louise oliver, con-
tralto, of this city was the assisting solo
list. j. Louis MINER was aecompanist. The
program as printed was:
symphony in + fiat MAJ r......,.. Mozart
Orchestra.
Aria. "oh. My Son. from the
Prophet" +.Meyerbeer
Mrs. Oliver.
% la Complaisante".......P +. Bach
Obi Gavot Padre Martini
Orchestra.
Overture, "Phedre'. .,.......... Massenet
Orchestra.
fal Asses Death" from Peer Gynt.
suite NO. ..6fleg
do "Anitra's Dance from Peer
Gynt," suite No. .Grieg
Orchestra.
"a "Traum Durch die Daemmerung'..
Strauss
1bl 4Heimliehe Aufforderpng" ...... Strauss
Mrs. Oliver.
pOlensise in f major. ,.....-..."....Lisz
Orchestra.
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ENTERTAINED HIS FRIENDS.
worshipful Master Ding Sailed for Ger
many Today.

worshipful Master George Ding, of Ger
mania Lodge No. 1928, F. and A. NJ, ten
dered a reception to many of his friends
and brethren in Kurz's Colosseum last
night. It was a farewell reception, Mr..
Ding having sailed for Germany today on
the Kronprinzessin Cecilie OF the North
German Lloyd.
Carl Goetz, district deputy of the eley-
enth district. presented Mr.. Ding with a
bouquet of roses and there were many
toasts and mutual expressions OF esteem,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
L%IEDERTAFEL ELECTS.
Charles Wagner Chosen President Last
Night.

The Badische Liedertafel at its annua
meeting in Koehnke's Alt-Heidelberg Hal,
$40 Springfield avenue, elected these officers
last night: President, Charles Wagner;
vice-president, Fred Mueller; recording sec
rotary. William Fuhr; financial secretary,
Albin Vaeth; treasurer, Franz Ems; colec-
tor, &c. Serge; librarians. Emil Engart and
George Ems.
Delegates to the United Singers OF New
ark conference. william Fuhr and Joseph
Heck, Substitutes, e. Serge III Charles
Wagner.
Delegates TO the Central Alliances, Albin
Vaeth and George H. Schumacher.
Musical committee. first tenor, Fred
Mueller; second tenor, Charles Wagner;
first basso, Joseph Dassing; second basso,
Joseph Heck.
Finance committee, Leo Ems, Ferdinand
Weberbauer and Edward Reitzer.
Musical director, Adelbert Fuhr, and
viee-direetor, Fritz Mueller.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
PAST GRAND KNIGHT GETS CHARM.

PATERSON, Jan. d.-Lawyer Joseph A.
Delaney, past grand knight, was presented
with a handsome gold fourth degree charm
by Paterson Council No. 240. Knights of
Columbus. in the council rooms. Colt
building, last night. The presentation was
made by the Rev. Anthony II, Stein,
State chaplain. The council will tender
members and ofriends a smoker next
Thursday evening.
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MAccABEEs.

Commander John ]. TT. Mueller. jr, the
recently installed commander OF Carteret
Tent No 3, knights of the Maeeabees Of
the World, intends to keep his tent in the
van OF New Jersey Maccabceism, as is
evident from his offer to give a handsome
Morris chair to the member OF the tent
who during the current term, which ends
on June 80. proposes the largest number OF
initiated candidates. Carteret Tent is now
the largest in the State. and Commander
Mueller intends TO keep it there.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

General Runyon Council will meet to-
night in Reliable Hall in Orange street.
Supervising District Deputy Tomalty, of
Jersey City. will INSTALL the officers and
communicate the new pass word. Inltia-
ton will also be In order.
Newark city Council will meet tonight
and install officers, Two candidates will
also be Initiated.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21

Hope Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight
and initiate several candidates. Other
business will be transacted aud a large
attendance Is requested.
The second degree will be conferred
upon candidates tonight at the meeting of
Radiant Star Lodge.
BusineEs of Importance will be brought
before the patTlarchs Of Jefferson En-
oampment tonight.
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Of the mems masks were grotesque, while
those of the women were fancy in design.
The fun was kept up until an early hour
today, and 1t was the general opinion that
the affair was one of the best in the his
tory Of the society.
Henry Kinast was at the head OF the re-
ception committee, with a. J. Williams
Emil Kuhles. John Bicks, Frederick Dali
mus, George CLAUS, William Strobell,
Frederick Lemmer, Charles Mueller, George
Koelble, r. Thilo, F. Bicks, William Simon.
II. r. Wilmer and T. Krauter.
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SPECIAL RESCUE HOME MEETINGS.

Special meetings at the Rescue Home, 81
Clay street. conducted by the Rev. Ed
mupd y. Gearhart, PHI. D., have already
heen productive OF much good. Twenty-Five
iueu have presented themselves Mt the altar
sipee Sunday morning. Or. Gcarhart pre-
etits the truth with absolute fidelity and
fesriessness, and men are being saved as a
result,
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

Camp Ampere will hold a meeting tonight.
Final reports will be made on the masque-
rade, to be held in Dodgers Hall, Feb
ruary 10.
The degree team of Court Glover IOniRn
will give a mask ball IN Columbia Hall,
February IL.
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MASONIC.

The Masonic Veterans will meet tonight
in the rooms of Lincoln Post, G, a. Ra
in Broad street. The Rey. DR.. Pleasant
Hunter, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, win he the speaker, and will talk
on Life in Minnesota"
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Companion Court Progressive will install
officers tonight.
Court South End will convene tonight.
The annual reports Of the officers for the
last year will be received. There are sew
eral limitations on the program.
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Sheffield Lodge will hold its regular meet
ing tonight at SAB Broad street. Final ac-
tion on the revised bylaws will be taken.
These bylaws affect every member, so the
secretary has requested a large attend
ance.
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IMPROVED ORDER HEPTAsoPHs.

North End Conelave will meet tonight, in
Masonic Hall, 4S1 Broad street. Offcers
will he installed and a bowling tournament
will be started at the close of the meeting.
Hep Star Conclavs will install its officers
tonight,
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cANNsTETTER vEREIN ELECTION.

The present officers Of the Cannstetter
Yolksfest Verein were reelected at last
nights annual meeting in KurZ's Colos-
scum, They are: President, Il. A. Aahn;
vice-president, Martin AIDE; secretary,
Emil Baudistel; treasurer, Gottlob Traut-
vein.