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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17
TELEeRAPHIc RREvTIEs.

Congressman Leake of New Jersey,
a Cleveland Democrat, says Bryan is
"crucifying his party"
William e. Curtis quotes Admiral
Porters "reminiscences, showing that
the precedent OF a feet surgeon com
manding war vessel in the civil was
was joke by the admiral.
Bessie Graham, aged 81, teacher of
rural school near Carsonville. Mimi,
was shot and killed by Charles Boldt,
rejected lover, who then shot him
self, probably fatally. More than a
score of school children saw the
shooting.
The Rhode Island supreme court
has decided against Chief Yoeman
Fred Buenzie, who sued the proprie-
tors of Newport dancing pavilion
for refusing him admission because
he wore the uniform OF the United
States navy. President Roosevelt and
prominent officers of the navy sub
scribed to fund to carry on the suit.
Al the great age of 1872. Mrs. l.. Kill
crease, living at Pine Mill. Texas, cell
ebrated her birthday Monday 1t is
believed she is the oldest white per-
son in the world. She was born Feb.
10, 1776. in Halifax county. North Car
olina, and lived there 100 years before
she came with her family to Texas.
Her daughter. aged 9S. and grand
daughter, aged So, live with her. Mrs.
Kilcrease shows records in family
Bible corroborating her statement as
to her age, and Investigations have
proved them correct. She still enpoys
good health and is able, by the aid OF
cane, to walk about the house.
A squad of police raided promin-
ent Jewish synagogue at Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Sunday afternoon in an at
tempt to stop wedding the raid be-
ing the climax in the enforcement of
the Lords day act, which forbids
work on the Sabbath. The majority-ol
the citizens OF Winnipeg wish to have
an American Sunday" but a deter
lined few are insisting that the po-
&c enforce the terms of the act re.
entity passed by the Dominion gov
ernment, to the letter. The raid on
the place of worship came just as the
bridal pair, David Abramovitch and
Rebecca Foran. both of whom are
prominent in fashionable Jewish so.
ciety, We're about TO be declared ma1
and wife by Rabbi Levin. The police
rushed to the altar but they were too
late to prevent the actual tying of the
knot, the words being said before the
police could prevent.
Colorado will be given the usual
summer tourist rates-probably about
$50 for round trip from Chicago to
Colorado common points.
New camps for pushing the work on
the Montezuma canal and reservoirs
are being established Contractors
are pushing the work with great vigor.
Dan Sullivan has been reappointed
P'"'''''i At SiiPpiS oieeh. lHis
is his third term. A strenuous fight
was made against Sullivan but he
won out.
The county commissioners of Boul-
der county have adopted a resolution
endorsing the plan of the county com.
missioners of Montrose county to the
effect that the state should pay the
water commissioners, and not the var
ious counties.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17
SILK HATS FOR AFRICAN DUDES.
(Leslies Weeklyo

People who wonder what becomes
of old silk hats will be surprised to
know that, in England at least, many
of them are shipped to Africa. When
silk hats get out of style the dealers
also have resort to the African trade,
which does not mind minor variations
in shape. The negro dandy is thus
enabled to appear in Bond street head
gear at perhaps a tenth part of the
expense to which the Londoner is put,
II he wishes to be in the fashion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

District Attorney George Carlson of
Fort Collins came near dying at Eaton
from eating canned meat containing
ptomaines. He became suddenly i'll
soon after supper and two physicians
labored with him good part of the
night He recovered sufficiently to be
taken home, but is still a very sick
man aad unable to attend to his du-
ties.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

life is why the dress that looked styl-
ish last season doesn't look stylish
this season.
1t is indeed mysterious order of
things which decreed that gray hair
should be revered and badness only
ridlculed
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17
POOR RICHARD JUNIORS PHILos
OPHY.
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Saturday Evening Post.

Saturday Evening Post)
XIII time and time will end by kill
ing you.
Delilah was the only barber who
didn't talk at her work, and yet Sam
son wasn't satisfied with er.
The girl that begins by declaring
that she wouldn't marry any man liv'
ing generally ends by marrying a
dead one"
One OF the really great mysteries of
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

Last year 81 additional national for.
est reserves We're created. embracing
4S'S5S,6i7 acres. The progress made
IN this respect in the last few years
Is a matter for general congratulatlon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

ChieaGo's coroner says a larger per.
oentage Of married people in Chicago
commit suicide than single ones.
Might equalize things by taxing the
bachelors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

me reindeer introduced into Alas.
ka by the government have increased
TO $1,000. This cold storage venison
on the hoof is a promising addition to
the country's supplies.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

An Indian graduate OF Haskell. uni
yersity has been arrested in st. Louis
for burglary. Which shows how civil
ization is improving the noble red
man.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

The districts in the west where ir.
risation is in working order print re.
markable figures on their Increase of
sai"es ana business. But a change
from arid to well watered ls a great
jump.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

Great Britain has agreed to pay to
the Bandit Raisuli for the release of
Sir Harry MacLeaa, the sum of $780,.
900.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-17

John w. Gates and his son have
pulled out of Wall street. The betting
is very poor there at present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-19
METHODIST EDUCATORS.

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# ATLANTA, Ga, May 19.-Bishops
ministers and educators OF the Meth.
odist Eplscoual Church. South, are
arriving here today from all over. the
country to attend the third educa.
tfonal convention Of the denomination,
which Will be opened this evening
under the auspices Of the board OF
education. During the meetings,
which will be continued tomorrow and
Thursday. important educational aues,
tions will be considered.
Among the speakers on the pro
gram OF the convention are BlshoT,
Galloway of Mississippi. Chancellor
Barrow Of the University OF Georgia,
Governor Hoke Smith OF Georgia,
Chancellor Kirkland Of Vanderbilt
University, F. II. Wainwright Of st.
Louis and DR.. w. P. Few of Trinity
College. @ g
Although the representation at the
convention Is mainly from the south,
all parts OF the country and several
foreign lands are represented.
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p Excesatre or con tnncds nse of Alcoholic tev-
,efages Always resn1tsi In q diseaasd condition
OF the nervous systcrn.
s The drinking man 10 ften heard to,says 81
can stop 81 my orn fFee.wi1t and when ! wIah,'.t
bat HE poor fellow 10 now devoid OF 5ihe
power 10 mel At thd proper time and ID the right
sway,-It's too late, the craving has secured .
firm hold and because of the diseased nervous
system he has not the ability for sustained
effort. The result We all know. 4 x
b Drunkcnness 10 no longer considered crime;
eminent scientists and phystcians have agreed
that II 10 disease aud must DO treated as such.
TIE home treatment that has been used for
number Of years, and 10 highly successful, 10
orrine. Il 10 sold under a positive guarantee
that II It does not effect q cure -FOUR money Will
be refunded. E,g 81 X y = III ], 4; rs
" orrine is In two forms. When desiring to give
Eecretly.purchase Ofrine Mol and II the patient
will Voluntarily take the treatment, orrine No.
2 should be given. The guarantee In tho same
In either cuse- orrine costs but 81 90 per box.
Nailed in plain sealed wrapper ON receipt Of
price. Write for freq treatise on -DrunkenneAs''
mailed In scaled envelope by The orrine Co.
Washiugtou, D. C., and in this city BY 81
CRANES DRUG STORE,
Falrn1ont. W. Va. s5
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VIOLA NEWS.

The health of our people is reason.
ably good at this writing 30 far. as we
are able to learn.
Messrs. Rollie Hawkins. Of Ross.
town, and John Pople. Jr., OF Fairmont,
were calling on friends here on Mon.
day Of last week. N
NJ. j. Holmes was visiting friends at
Fairmont Saturday and Sunday last.
P. w. Prickett made a business trip
to Wheeling on Wednesday OF last
week. q
George Hartley. of Norwood. was
business caller at this place Saturday.
Miss F'airie vanGilder. OF Fairmont.
was visiting friends anu relatives at
this place over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. r. Sergent and
daughter. Mile. were business WISH
tors at Fairmont Wednesday OF last
week. &.
Miss Ellen Prickett was visiting
the family Of E. E. Harris Sunday
afternoon.
Bert Kincaid OF the Amos farm was
visiting his parents at Laurel Run sun
day.
Master Carl stuccy, Of Montana.
spent Monday as the guest OF Samuel
Harris.
Miss Leslie Harris was calling on
Miss Hattie Hawkins OF Rosstown Sun.
day.
Miss Annie sergent was visiting her
parents at this place Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Hayhurst was the
guest of friends at smithtown on sun
day last.
Mrs. Rebecca Robe was calling on
her brother, ]. w. Prickett, at Mead
owdale Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Dawson was visiting rel
atives at Little Falls OH Sunday.
J. W. Prickett was business caller
at Fairmont one day the first OF last
week.
Simpson Prickett OF this place spent
few days the last of the week at
Morgantown.
Evert Morgan, of Fairmont. was a
business visitor ut this place Mondoy
Frank Johnson. of Shutdown, was
n business caller at this place Mon
day. Ne
At this writing our community is
terrably shocked over the sad death
of Mrs. Coffman. OF Meadowbrook.
Amnzire kincaid was the guest Of
J. NJ. Holmes Sunday
Frank Davis made a flying trip to
Fairlnont Monday.
Several OF our people attended the
funeral of Robert Johnson ut Pisgah.
Mr.. Johnson resided near. Shutdown.
We are informed Messrs. Jack Davis
and Grove Sergent were viewing the
new fair ground Monday.
Miss Ruth AIerrifield, of the Fair
mont Normal. spent Sunday Mt home
She was accompanied by two of her
schoolmates.
1t does look like we might have a
wedding soon or perhaps two before
the SHOW flies again. but who knows,
the pesky bugs may eat the taters up
yet.
| JACK THE RIPPER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-19
SsuNFLoWER sTArEvETERANs.

KANSAS CITY No. May 10
Kansas division Sons Of Veterans.
opened Tits twenty-fifth annual en-
ssampment In, Kansas City, Kan. this
morning and will remain in session
three M days. In the last year the
order in Kansas has grown from
fifteen camps with 371 members to
thirty Zone camps and nearly 500
members. Charles b. Martin, OF Par
SONS, ts; al vision commander. q,
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FDegreefTeam Organized.

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The degree team was reorganizel n,
sthes Getting gof !Waneta Council No. 6
D:Eof p: at the hall on Market street
Friday evening. The officers were
elected Sas follows:
Pocah ontas, Mrs. Olive Harden.
Proph etess, II Edna Pople.
Wenonah. Minnie Scott.
First Scout, Mable Miller.
Second Scout, Jessie RACER.
First Runner, Ina Gallehue.
50 Second Runner. Nellie Harden.
First Counsellor, Stella Meredith.
ss Second Counsellor, Clara Adams:
& First Warrior. H. W. Woody.
IS Second Warrior, Clint West.
Third Warrior, Howard Morris.
Fourth Warrior, Charles Meredith.
:s.53 PoWhat tan, Ernest Hawkins.
PC Organist Mary Smith.
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ISSUED Invitations.

The following invitations were re-
EEeeiVed by a number of young people
s alE.s this ward yesterday:
Mr. Harry Ernest Wilson
. at home
Wednesday, evening, May goth
Snntil5 1880 O'clock
an Iteration Of twenty.second birth.
III n Iss5s u day
Cor. Columbia and Market streets.
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three days. The convention was called
to order by the president, I. T.. Nobbs,
Of the Brookhaven Ledger. Following
the usual addresses OF welcome, the
president delivered his annual speech!
Speakers on the programme include
many OF the prominent editors ct the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-19
a CITY Hospital Notes.

&. Aliss ulvaney went to Morgantown
Monday morning to nurse a case.
Mrs Fl: Sole was a surgical patient
Sdlsmissed yesterday.
AZ AIr rhine OF East Park avenue
was admitted for treatment for typhoid
lever a: II Z. u
as Preston Shelton. a medical patient.
was dismissed. III
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Mr. Hammond OF Pennsboro.
Hiss city. 81 IA q &, IS s I.
a;tl Opal EstonekInE is III Of humps at
her home on Diamond street.
and Mrs.: Nelson Dumire OF Con.
nell syille. are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Margaret Pople OF the Fourth
ward Isl the guest OF her son, .: s.
Pople Eof Merchant street.
N ME-: RobertS Musgrave OF White Day,
wasainz the city yesterday on business;
Mrs. Kemple s. and two children OF
Market street are visiting relatives
Grafton. ~,
Mrs. Nancy Hollond is quite sick at
her home on Elkins street.
MI: Ernest Barnes OF the Second
ward and Mr.. "a. [ L. Hammers OF Col.
snmbia street went ito Elkins Monday
morning
l lsss Mr:a and Mrs: Will Musgraye. Of
IssE4AlI,damston were In this ward yester.
Mrs. H. shafferg and children OF
Raymond street have been the guest.
seofS relatives at Grafton for several
days. ss92S,
$ssss Mrs. Ohm Vanata was quite sick al
her home on Diamond street yesterday
Mr. Arthur Musgrave and family are
moving from Water street to the Nor
srisons property on Merchant street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-19
MISSISSIPPI EDITORS.

z HATTIEsBURG, Miss, May Ia
Mississippi members Of the fourth, es-
tate assembled this morning in the
forty.third annual session OF the State
Press Association, which will occupy
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Aid Society,

The Indies Aid Society OF the Dla.
s3mondE street NJ. E. Church will meet Mt
sthe home iof the president. Mrs. james
cunningham on Thursday evening.
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Box Supper.

The hox-snpper which was held at
the Hall on Market street last evening
Shys the Rebecca Lodge was quite a
i success. AZ good sized crowd was
present and a neat sum was realized
by the lodge. N
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this city during the next three days.
Business houses throughout the city
have been decorated with the Zcolors
and emblems Of the order, several
bands have been ngaged and other
arrangements II made Ito II render the
gathering lei memorial Bile one. se
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
SUIT FOR summary
POSSESSION FILED

Mary Athertol Richards has brought
an action aga!rat Carl. Henry and
James On Tai Tor summary possession
of property on Vineyard street. com.
prising the Kauluwcla lodgings. tho
kindergarten ba'ldIEg, tho cottage and
grounds now o.::,,Y'cI by Pocpoe, the
ti2pensary and Hale Aloha, the build.
ing containing tts swimming tank and
the vacant lot known as the park.
The complaint states that these
premises were lelael to the On Tais
January 9. 1907, for an annual rental
Of $500. but only 1875 :,as ever been
raid the sewer rates are unpaid and
the lcssecs have violated their contract
Ivy failing to keep the premises in re.
pair
The defendants were notified last
month to surrender the premises, but
they refuse to do so. so the plaintifr
appeals to the court to issue writ of
possession.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
SHOOTING SEASON
IS ABOUT OVIR
Shotgun And Rifle En-
thuSiaStS To Take
Rest

Pheasant shooting Is ab1u over for
this year. The season ends soon, and
nearly all of the hunters of Honolulu
have taken their last bag of game for
some time. The birds have not been
as thick as they were in former years
on account of the fact that a great deal
Of the land,--in fact nearly all Of It,
has been taken up by the pineapple
growers.
A few years ago it was no unusual
thing for a hunter to get anywhere
from ten to twenty birds in a days
hunting Nowadays If sportsman
gets five birds in his bag, he feels that
he has been unusually lucky. Almost
al Of the good hunting ground has
been taken up in preserves. On the
otncr side of the island ducks are to
be found at certain times of the year,
but even they are not so thick as for.
mcrly.
Molokai is the only place where deer
are to be found. There are several
came preserves on this island, and
parties have been organized during the
past year for the purpose of seeking
out the nimblc.footcl animals. Bill
Mulch and Mr., Schuman, Of the Schu-
man Carriage Company, formed a
party some time ago for a hunt OF
Molokai.
For the next week or so. Ehotguns
cDd rifles will probably be given Il
complete rest. Then the practice work
of the Honolulu Gun Club will com.
mence. This will keep the shooters
busy until the tournaments begin.
There are some excellent shots among
the aggregation of Honolulu sports.
men, ana the worH this year promises
10 exceed the average.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
ALDOLANI FOOTBALL TEAM
after THE CHAMPIONSHIP

In the third game of the Junior
Scholastic Football League schedule
yesterday afternoon. the Alilolanis
won out from the Punahou team by
the score of to /. The winners
scored the first goal of the game in
the first half, and no more scoring
was done in that session.
In the second half, however, GenOves
evened Zip matters by kicking a goal
and II looked for n time as II the score
would remain a tie until the end OF
the game. The Alis got corner kick
and Woo was on tap for the winning
count This game puts the AIiiS in
line for the championship. and in case
they win the game next week from the
High School; they have things about
their own way. This Is the way they
stacked up:
Puns-Goal, BallCntync; full.backs
Schumann, Rothwcll. De BrettcvillC;
forwards, Genoves, Webster, Cation
Bond, Wilcox,
AliOlanis-Goal, Kaiua; fullbacks
Costa, Rickard halr.backs, Kahcl
Kancalli, Kiola; forwards, Woo, Ka
lei, Cockett, w. Carter, Foster Robin,
son.
Referee--John Anderson.
The next league game will he Puma.
hous VS.. High Schools, on Tuesday at
MalIiki
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL Meeting

The annual meeting of the Homo
lulu Cricket Club was held last night
when reports of last season we've
made and officers elected for the
coming year. President Jordan, the
Old-timer at the game in Honolulu,
spoke at length on the merits of
cricket.
The following officers were electc
to serve for the ensuing season:
President, ID. l.. Wilmington; first
vice president, II. A.. Jordan; second
vice president, J. c. McGill; secre-
tary, ]. II. Fiddes; treasurer, J. X.
NJ. Maclean; captain, Robert Ander-
son; vice captain. Stanley Beard
more; ground committee, j. NJ. Tuck
or, J. l.. Cockburn, II. NJ. Ayres.
The monthly dues of playing men,
hers was reduced to fifty cents and
for non-playing members it was low
cred to twenty-five cents per- month.
II. NJ. Ayres informed the club that
Cricketers in San Francisco were con
sidering sending club to the ISL
nnds during the summer to meet the
local players in Il series of games.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
fROELECHtR IS
N)I PARTICULAR
Will WfestIe Prestige,
Or Meet Jap
Champs

Hans FroClCChCr. the big man hail.
ing from Switzerland. Is willing to
take on any one in Hawaii for wrest
ling bout. lie does not draw the color
line either, for he says that white
man, japanese or Uawaiian-makes nc
differcnce-look good to him lie will
take on any one here. Young Tate
has $500 to say that Hans will toss
This man easily around on the mat
and there are others who have seen
Froelechor work out who say that
they arc willing to bet their shoes on
him.
OF course. this Is all talk as yet. Hn
hasn't shown by an exhibition here
what he can do. but he has a record
behind him that would seem to war.
rant the hackers he has. viii Pres.
tige, who Is hailed as the local cham.
pion, is unfortunately going to Hilo
on business for a couple Of weeks. This
will preclude his getting in shape for
some time for match. In the mean.
time. however, II would he a good idea
for the SwitZer to try his hand at
throwing some of the Jap CHAMPS.
Chester Doyle comes out with the
statement that he will arrange to fur.
nish japanese wrestler of class for
an event and he also says that there
will be plenty of hackers for the husky
subject of the Mikado
When seen this morning. Tate said
for Froelecher that he would take on
the Jap. VIII Prestige is the logical
man for Hans to meet here, for they
have both been in the professional
game and have met some good men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
SDORT|VE SpLuRGES

Almost everything is in readiness
for the Cafe Chantant, the most orig,
inal stunt ever perpetrated on the Ho.
noIulu public, at the Seaside tomorrow
night. 1t is for the benefit of the
yacht.
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PLAY to win, but don't play for the
sole purpose of winning. Play for the
run of the game; that is true sport,
"A. l.. c. Atkinson. You're right,
Jack That Is true sport
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Johnny Winters, the wild-hOrse bus,
ter, came into town this morning in
true cowboy style. He is going back
to the States, but Angus McPhee will
probably remain here.
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Poetry and melody are the latest
donations to the yacht, Thos. W.
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President A. X. Viorra wishes to
notify the baseball public that owinl
to the military inspection at Aala Park
next Saturday there will be no games
played in the afternoon in the Kalanl
anaole League.
A meeting will be called to legallzc
the postponed games and the officer
are notified TO assemble at the usual
meeting place on next Thursday, Feb
ruary q:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21

Greig has written song and has sub
Committee.
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The news that Tommy Burns is to
fight in Paris is exciting wonder ev-
crywhere. Perhaps he will be called
upon to fight French fashion, "a la
feet" as the Parisians do not boast
of any champions "a la nit"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-21
OPENING OF HAN0A
VALLEY TENNIS CLUB

The following invitation has been
received by the Beretania Tennis
Club:
',Ae officers and members of the
Maroa Valley Tennis Club cordially
invite the officers and members of
the Beretania Tennis Club to be pres
ent at the opening of the courts Sat
urday, Fob. 29th, 4-G p. m.
The Manoa Valley Tennis Club is
recently formed organization which
promises to rival the older associa-
tons of the city. The members are
picked from those living in Manoa
valley, and, in the short space of
time since the club was formed
courts have been completed, or will
be completed by next Saturday, when
the formal opening will be held.
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The Yale-Harvard baseball dates
this year are June 18th, 23d and
27th, If the last-named date is neces-
sury.