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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
EXAMINATION oATES
D.. - 'Y'sT eA1p'@ ~ SETS
S4 Y I'M
Applicants for Teachers Positions I'm
state Public Schools to Begin
Papers 20 Morning of
.Fxrlv 4


In each of the sixty-seven counties
of Alabama, an examination OF appli-
cants for teachers in the public schools
of Alabama will be held next week be-
ginning with Monday. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that Monday by many
people will be observed as a holiday.
the teachers examination will be held
in all the counties.
The examinations will continue
through Wednesday. superintendent
O.. w. Covington will conduct the ex-
animation of Montgomery County
teachers at the Capitol.
The announcement is of Importance
to hundreds and hundreds of teachers
throughout Alabama There Is never
a dearth Of applicants at any Of these
semi-annual examinations. 1t has been
discovered that the recent large in
crease in the pay OF Alabama teachers
has induced number of old teachers
to return to the profession which they
had abandoned for something that
paid better The program for the ex-
Animation in each county follows:
Monday morning: Preliminary ques-
lions, agriculture (give Monday morn
ing questions to life applicants at this
time), reading.
Monday afternoon: Orthography
tgive Monday afternoon questions to
life applicants at this time). physiolo-
gy geography.
Tuesday morning: Arithmetic, Eng
lish grammar.
Tuesday afternoon: United States his
tory, Alabama history.
wednesday morning: Preliminary
question (for those holding second
grade certfcates), algebra. geometry
wednesday afternoon: School laws
theory and practice. physics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
LOSES
ITS RATE CASE

Washington, July 3.-After thor
ouEh investigation OF the complaint In
stituted by the Hattiesburg (Miss)
Commercial Club against the Alabama
Great Southern Railway Company and
other Southern Interstate carriers,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
announced. in a decision handed down
today that It els unable to find dis
elimination that Is unjust and that Gan
be removed by any lawful. effective
and enforceable order"
The complainant attacked as unrea-
sonable and unjustly discriminatory
the general adjustment of freight rates
to and from Hattiesburg. IS compared
with rates to and from New Orleans,
La, Mobile. Ala. and various other
points in the South. Particular COM
plant was made that Jack son and Me.
ridian, Miss, were grouped by the
railroads to the detrfment OF HattieS-
burg,
The commission holds, however, that
as Ia matter of law II cannot compel
the railroads to group Hattiesburg
with Jackson and Meridian however
strongly IT might feel inclined to re-
lieve things complained Of"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
GREENvILLE PYTHIANs.
Honor Lodge Meets and Insta
Onlcers.

Greenvilie, July 3.--(Special)-- s. r-
or Lodge, knights Of Pythias. ha IT,
stalled officers as follows: Rev. r
Walden. Chancellor Commander; 80
Herlong. vice-Chancellor; ]. n. -l
son. Prelate; j. M. Stabler, Mas
Work; e. H. Smith, Keeper OF Records
and Seals and Master of Finance; @. H.
Tatum, Master of Exchequer; Park
Smith, Master at Arms; J. L. Bryan,
Inner Guard; J. H. Steiner, Outer
Guard: c. C. Stewart Lodge Deputy
Grand Chancellor.
Miss Annie Lee Heath of this county.
died June 80 at her brothers home at
Pigeon Creek. She was 20 years Of
age and was most lovable and amiable
person.
She was buried at Black Rock, Rev.
Mr.. Dobbs offlciating.
Size leaves six brothers, A. H. Heath.
j. r. Heath, DR.. H. o. Heath, /. H.
Heath, ]. s. Heath. all of Pigeon Creek
and C. L. Heath of this place. She is
also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Ben
Shows and Mrs J. l.. Kimbrcugh.
Yesterday afternoon a wagon full Of
young folk were treated to a trip to
in the wagon and they were accom-
panied by Mrs. E. L. Cook and Mrs.
Rex Thames.
Commencing about 4 o'clock and last
ing about an hour Greenville was treat
ed to one OF the worst rain storms in
several years. The rain came from the
north and all the northern part of the
county was also treated to deluge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
BLUE AND GRAY
MEET AT DAPHNE

Mobile, July Especial. )-Hundreds
OF people fom Mobile and Baldwin
counties gathered together today at
Daphne, on the eastern shore, to take
pair in the eunion of the Blue and
Grey. which proved a great success, an
enjoyable day being enjoyed by all.
Hon. John H. Wallace, Jr., delivered
the principal address of the day.
Mr.. Wallace's speech was we'll re-
ceived and he was voted the thanks of
the audience which applauded him fire.
quently.
s. c. Jenkins OF Bay Minette also
spoke, and P. Y. Albright of Fairhope
read the Declaration of Independence.
Joel W. Go1dsby, ". S. Anderson
Judge Sam Browne. made short talks
while reminiscent talks of the war
were made by r. z. Daley OF Semmes
Camp. Mobile. and Mayor Greene OF
Fairhope.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
ALL NEW EQUIPMENT
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
NED FOR HAMMER HALL.


Although Hammer Hall, in West
Montgomery. Will be used only as tenn
porary quarters for the Methodist Wo-
mems College, extensive improvements
of the building are being planned by
President w. e. Martin and Financial
Agent J. M. Dannelly. For the coll
lege 1t Is planned to put in handsome
ment OF the Conference College at Tus-
kegee belongs to tn new collge. and
could be installed In Hammer Hall were
II deemed necessary.
But after extensive improvements
and alterations In the building have
been made, the authorities of the col
lege will install new equipment. 1t is
proposed that the college from the
start shall be ciasse6 among the high
grade institutions Of the South A
splendid faculty wiz be secured. Most
OF the members have already accepted
positions.
Both President Martin and Mr.. Dam
nelly have been gratified at the many
applications already received from
students. Enough of these have now
been received, to assure the college of
a handsome enrolment when 1t opens
its doors. A large residence near the
grounds has been secured to provide
additional Accommodations for the
boarding pupils. and It Is possible that
other residences near by will be rent
ed to increase the already large facfl-
tiles of the big building, known as
Hammer Hall. The boarding accom-
modations, It has been thought, would
be limited to 125 students, but the au-
thorities are working hard to increase
this accommodation.
There will not. however. be any lin
itation on the number of local stu
dents. The college authorities are anx-
ious for large local attendance, and
special attention will be paid to this
feature of the college work. Already
quite a number of perspective students
in Montgomery have announced their
intention of attending the new col
lege. The authorities will offer the
inducement of an exceptionally fine
sacllt- - 1~"e1 attendance.
M. Damn . - - week making
'-s unt II ne ,.-y la the interest Of
- '-Es. s., 'es yes Arday after
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

In the office of the city sanitary de-
partment during week ending July Q:
Whites-Mrs. Amelia Warner, aged
so; Mrs. Caroline M. Clark. sge 81
years; Mrs. Susan A. Kolmes, age rs
years; Benjamin r. Ellsberry. age %
years; John w. Durr. Sr. age IA years;
William Wilson, age 7s years.
Negroes-Soloman H. Terrell, age
So years; T. Feagin Thompson, age 2
months; infant of Cardie Thomas. age
l month: William Brown. age 81 years:
Benjamin Williams, age 81 years; In
FAINT of Silas Hopkins, IA days; Wesley
May, age 10 years; David Osletree. age
46 years; Johnson Holt, age ~ years;
Georgia smith, age months; infant of
Hattie Rivers. age / day; Caroline
Owens, age IS years; Sabre Williams.
age So years; Robert Hamilton, age 30
years; Augustus Green. age ID years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
nuLLOCK SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
VIII BE Held In Fitzpat-
vlctr This week.

conweutiou VIII BE Held In Fitzpat-
rick This week.
Union Springs, July 3.-(Special.)-
The Bullock County Sunday School
Convention will be held at Fitzpatrick
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Tuesday.
Devotional eXercises-Rev. w. T.
Foster, Midway.
Welcome address by Rev. Mr.. Price.
Response by Rev. Ira Jordo. Midway.
Presidents address. L. Z. CARTRIDGE.
Report of treasurer. r. ]. Lawrence.
Union Springs.
Report of executive committee. Or.
J. IT. Dean, u. s.
Report of treasurer. c. r. Russell.
How to get father and mother in
Sunday school. Rev. ]. NJ Thomas and
w. T. Foster.
The Sunday school teacher. w. T.
Thsdford. of Montgomery.
Reports of district presidents, r. z.
Wright. OF Midway; j. H. Gogdell. In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
HARRY rHAw AGAIN.

Coun.eI For Pfttsburwer Argues
Against Change OF Venue.
New York. July 3--Counsel for Har-
nv K. Thaw, who killed Stanford
White. appeared before Supreme Court
Justice Gaynor at st. James. l. l.. and
argued against the application for q
change of venue from Westchester to
New York County of the hearing to
decide the question whether Thaw
should be released from Matteawan
Asylum.
District Attorney Jerome is anxious
to have the question of Thaw's sanity
ultimately tried out in New York
county, where he was originally tried
and acquitted OF murder. while the
young Pittsburger's counsel vigorous
ly opposed taking the case out OF
Westchester county.
Charles Morschauser. of Pough-
keepsie, Thaws counsel, said today
that when the issue once more reach
ed the courts, he would prove Thaw's
sanity so thoroughly that there would
be no doubt as to his right to be dis
charged and given his freedom.
After hearing the argument Justice
Gaynor reserved his decision until
Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
DEPOT FOR BREWTON
RAILROAD coMsfIssIoN HAY MAKE
ORDER. Z
Cftisens Declare AceonAAoAatfOns are
Not AdeQuate fer Imports1t
Point--News 81 Escan-
hia Capital.

Brewton, July Especial. 1.-THE
Alabama Railroad Commissioners were
in town this week. and held an In
formal meeting at the court house to
hear complaints OF excessive freight
rates charged By the railroads.
The matter of new passenger sta
tion for Brewton will be presented
the commission In proper fora.
The commission viewed the new site
donated by the city for station, and
were convinced that IL there 10 a
city in Alabama without adequate pas
senger and freight accommodation. II
Is Brewton. The unsightiy rosin-cot-
ton platform In the heart Of town has
already been condemned By the city
Council,
The Louisville ana Nashville Rail-
road has promised time and again to
give Brewton frst-class passenger
and freight station In keeping with
its Importance as . shipping point.
Brewton stands at the head Of the
list a. the biggest shipping point be-
tween Montgomery and Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
CHICKEN CooPS TOGO
AFTER TUESDAY MORNING

No more.Safter July 5. will the fowl
OF the barnyard take their stand on
Montgomery's downtown streets, to
intermingle with the sounds OF Mont
gomerys progress. their gallinoceous
contributions to the pandemonium Of
the big city. For the death knell Of
the coops and cages, which the green
grocers use for exhibition purposes. is
sounded by the ordinance of the City
Council. which provides for the rRmoval
OF the coops.
Mayor league yesterday issued to
the police department orders to en-
force rigidly the provision after July
5, beginning Tuesday morning. July g..
The ordinance. passed at the last meet
ing of the Council. was endorsed by
the Mayor yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
NelDs Of Mobile Society

family left Friday for their summer
home at Daphne.
Misses Marine Christian. Bessie n.y.
bart and Calhoun Smith. of Admission,
will arrive on Tuesday. to visit Mrs, w.
w. Groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Burgess and
Miss Ethel Burgess expect to leave
Tuesday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbel Hubbard left
today for their summer home at BIZ
ioxi.
Mrs. Guy Hartwen left Friday for
st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. spira and Miss
Mathilds Spira, left Friday for North
srn and Eastern resorts
Mrs .Holcombe Quill left Friday for
Birmingham, to Join Mr.. Quill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quill will make their home In
Birmingham for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Groom and son
Stephen. are spending the week END at
Daphne.
Mr.. Arthur Koenig, of Birmingham.
left today for Point Clear.
HunteF-WaIker Wedding Announce
meut
Mrs. James Walker announces tina
marriage of her daughter. Mary Lou.
to Mr.. Robert r. Hunter. The mar
riage tookplaoe on Thursday evening.
July /. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter have
gone to New York On their wedding
trip.
Mr.. Claude Grayson win soon leave
fr Narragansett Pier. N. Y. ana Phila-
deIphia. and at the same time Mrs &.
Grayson will enjoy n visit to her old
home In Huntsville.
Remember II we fail to teach you
the cotton business We win refund
your money.
DIXIE COTTON COLLEGE.
mon-wed-su. MONTGOMERY, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
NE-CENT LETTER POSTAGE

The question reducing has been
agtated for without but another be made
a Its advocates claim that the increased number Of letters mailed
ne will produce than the present system The question
health has also been aged and remedies
e public for this that ament Since Hosteer
Stomach Bh however, So much sickness has been prevented by
timely fact has been clearly proven that when taken the FIRST
Stomach Liver Bowel disorder
" bottle Of Hoteues Stomach Bs today for Fatuny Heartburn
Iii Appetite. Indigestion. Liver Kidney Ills and Malaria.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
STATISTICAL REPORT
SHOWS CITY IS HEALTHY

Six whites and fifteen negroes an
swered the ANAL summons during the
last week. according to the report of
the sanitary department of the city.
An odd feature OF the report is that OF
all the six white persons who died. only
one was less than 81 years old. Three
were over 75 and one so. The report
is taken as bespeaking longevity on
the part OF Montgomery's people.
The following deaths were recorded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Heney In Auto smash.

Castle Rock. Washn., July 3-An
automobile in which Francis j.
Heney of San Francisco, and former
United States Senator Fred Mullxey, of
Portland, were travelling from Port
land to Seattle, overturned near here
this afternoon. One member OF the
party sustained a broken leg. Mr..
Heney saved himself from injury by
jumping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
wilder Coming Home.

Shanghai. July 3-Amos T. Wilder,
the newly appointed American consul
general at Shanghai. left here today
for home on furlough. The consulate
and the American court of Shanghai
are working together tremendously.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
COTTON AFIRE NEAR
RAILROAD WAREHOUSE

Two bales of cotton, catching fire
from sparks emitted by passing loco
motives. wrought a blaze in the ware
house yards near the Louisville and
Nashville freight depot yesterday af-
ternoon slightly after 3 o'clock, to
which the fire department was called.
Little effort was required to extin-
gulsh the fire. and the engines re-
turned in short order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Residence OF ID. III. White Destroyed
Nv Flauaes.

Thomasville. July 3.-(Special. 1.-The
residence Of d. H White was burned
during the early part of last night
The fire was discovered about $50
o'clock but was under such Roadway
that only part OF the household effects
could be saved.
Nearby houses were threatened but
were prevented from catching. The
loss is estimated at 1880 insurance
$3.50
Mrs. r. L. Dickinson entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Theodore Mcleod.
The pretty residence OF r. ]. Moseley
is about completed and will soon be
ready for occupation.
Mrs. T. H. Tyson was hostess OF tbs
Research Club Wednesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Two OIL Mills and JInneries VIII BE
Ruilf

Atmore, July 3.-(Special.) 1.-The
Peavy Mill and Gin Company. OF this
place is cleaning off the lot Just back
Of the Magnolia Hotel and will erect
a cotton seed oil mill and ginnery.
The plant will be new in every part.
The oil mill will be an eight ton
output and the gin will be able to turn
out about fifty bales per day.
T. L. Mckinley is Installing a sim
liar plant on the east side of town.
This will give Atmore two oil mills
and three ginneries that can turn out
more than one hundred bales Of cot
ton per day and sixteen tons OF cot
ton seed meal
Atmore will ship this season about
5000 bales of cotton. being about dou-
BILE the shipment two years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

T. M. Mccall, who resides here and
travels for a Mobile hardware concern,
has a bonanza In the shape OF an i'm
proved cup or jar to receive the crude
turpentine from pine trees, upon which
he has been granted letters patent. No
boxing of trees Is required.
Two or more holes are bored into the
sap. a metal cap fitting closely over
them, to which is attached the glass
jar. When filled the jar is unscrewed
from the socket emptied and again
put in place. One tree can be used q
dozen or more times, Of course at DIFF
ferent places on It, for putting the
cups in position, and 1t is claimed with
little or no material injury to the tim
Der.
Many have seen the invention In OPP
Grafton. and practical turpeptine men
say 1t Ia good thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Hawoos-seott weddine.

A0EO00~SeOtf WeU0fm&.
On "Wednesday a very lovely we'd
sing took place at Lakewood (the sums
uer homo Of the Scott family at Bat.
Ties Wharf, when Miss Maud Muller
Scott was married to Rev. James j.
HaRo0d, pastor of the First Baptist
church Of AndaIusia- The white and
green of palms and flowers and the soft
light OF innumerable wax tapers made
- lovely setting for the marriage cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
Mr. stewart. OF Evergreen. Ala. In the
spacious hall of the Scott home.
Aa the notes OF the Bridal Chorus
from Lohrengrin, played by Miss Mary
McDufie, were heard. the bridal party.
led by the little flower girl, Mary Alma
Stanford, of Camden, Ala. advanced
down the hall through an aisle of'white
gibbons. Following the fower girl
came the maid of honor. Miss Etra
Ward. Of Eisvie6PMlci .etaoinshrdu
Ward. OF Ellisville, Miss; the ring
bearer, Miss Jene Stanford. of Cam
den. preceded the bride, who came with
her father, DIR. H. E. Scott, to meet the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Head. OF
Andalusia, Ala.
The bride wore a princess gown of
white lingerie and lace, which was
particularly becoming to Their brunette
beauty. Her veil of illusion was con-
1ned to her hair va wreath of orange
blossoms and her bouquet was of
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
The little flower girl and rnig bearer
wore dainty frocks of white lace and
the maid OF honor was becomingly
Kowned in white with sash of pink and
carried a bouquet of pink roses Just
prior to the arrival of the bridal party,
Mise McDuf1e, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Bruce. of Linden, Ala,
sang most feelings. "oh. Prodise
Meie
A reception was held for the forty
or rore guests who attended the we'd
ding and in the dining room. where
the brides table was most attractive,
with its lace cover over green and its
eenter decoration. a cut glass vase of
white flowers, Mrs. Sweet. of Fairhope.
Miss Alice Taylor, of Brewton, and
Miss Bruce, of Linden, Ala, served SAL
ads and ices.
The punch bowl, set out on the large
yine-coyered gallery. was presided over
by Miss Annie May Oswald. of Fair
hope. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagood stopped In Mo-
bile for a short stay before going to
their home in Andalusia.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Mrs Hagood. of Andalusia, mother of
the groom; Mrs. Notes. of Oak Hill.
Ala. the groom's grandmother: Mrs
John Hagood. of Evergreen, Ala. Mrs.
Robert Hagood. of Lowndesboro: Judge
and Mrs. Stanford of Camden, Ala, and
Miss Ella Ward. Of Ellisville. Miss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
JAMES is CRAZY.
Negro Boy Who Attempted to- Assault
n Girl

Mobile, July Especial i'm the
city court today a hearing to deter
mine the sanity of Phillip James, was
held, and the Jury returned a verdict
that the little negro boy about IL
years old was of unsound mind and
recommended that he be sent to an
asylum, the charge Of rape against him
being held UP.
James 1t will be recalled, attempted
to rape Hazel Sells. little white girl
In the neighborhood OF owens Lane
and Spring Hill road. He has been
held in jail sometime and since 1t has
developed that he was crazy lunacy
hearing was determined upon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
NEGROES IDENTIFIED.
Two Are Held In Mobile for Highway
nnhh>rv

Mobile. July Especial. )-Ransom
De Loach and Walter Scott. the me-
groes arrested yesterday and held on
suspicion of being the men who have
committed numerous holdups, were to-
day further Identified by Jack Hib-
bara, as the men who held him up and
relieved him of a sum of money, he
being positive of the smaller negro,
Scott but not so positive of De Loach.
Another holdup was reported to po-
lice headquarters today by L. ".
White and Pete Pheodronious, white
men who claim that robbers of the de-
scription of the same two men now
held. robbed them of $26.
Chief Giblin states he will hold the
two negroes until he has investigated
every phase of the case, he is positive
that they are the right men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
TORNADO IN MANITOBA
CAUSES CASUALTIES

Winnipeg, Man. July s--A tornado
in the Gainesboro. Saskatchewan. dis
trict yesterday. killed three people and
injured thirty others. Ten OF the in
turAd NAV die.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Trieste, Austria. July s.--The Rad
etzsky. the new $4,000 ton battleship
for the Austro-Hungarian navy, was
successfully launched here today and
of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir
to the throne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

no Celebrete Fourth.

Monday will be observed here as the
Glorious Fourth. ALI stores, banks and
postofice will close. The three rural
carriers will also take a holiday.
Two games of baseball between the
locals and q team from Mobile are
scheduled. No picnlcs nywhere near
Brewton are announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

The thirteenth annual convention of
the Escambia County Sunday School
Association will convene at Alec on
July 8 and be IN session two days. 81
An Interesting program has been
prepared. The State President, Hon.
Jerome T. Fuller. Of Centreville. will
be present and deliver an address. The
people of Brewton end Alec Will en-
terrain the delegates. A good attend
ance is expected. 1a5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Sonifary Se.Der Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals. will be received. In dn-
noon. Monday. July 18th. 1909, for laying
sanitary sewers on the following streets;-
Stephenson Street. from Forest Avenue TO
Hall Street; Forest Avenue. from Pine Street
to o'connsli Street; o'Conneli Street from
Forest Avenue to Hall Street; Hall Street
South Court Street. from Fielder Avenue TO
Harmon Street. According TO plano and pro-
files on file In the office OF the City Engt.
nesr. Certified check In the sum OF 5000
to accompany each bid.
and ali bids ROBT. TAFT,
thii-It-su-At. City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
No Operation to schad.

It Is not believed that Postmaster O.
r. schad will have any opposition for
re-appointment to the Brewton ONCE,
which he has so efficiently flled AT
all times painstakins and accommo-
dating he has made friends of every
patron OF the once. and they are petit
tioning the President to re-appoint
him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Earrnern wiz Meef

The Farmers Union win hold their
quarterly meeting at Local, beginning
next Monday. Numbers Of delegates
from this end of the county leave to-
morrow for Local via Flomaton and
Aiger-Sullivan Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
rcursh OF Jaiy At Country Club.

\ Tomffk O JAY AZ CountFy Osun'
A. n the usual thing at the Country
Grub Of Mobile. open house viii pre-
vail on the Fourth and the celebra-
uon this year will take place on Mon
day,
The afternoon will be devoted to golf
ana tannis. the late evening being Civ
en- over to bowling. The golf course 10
III better condition than ever before
durlnR the warm months, and excel
Tent sport will be enjoyed by the play
ers. In the evening there win be q
dance st the club house, the secretary.
NJ. Russell HoilinRer being the lead
fnR spirit in this. +
Friends Of the members will receive
perscnaI Invitations to enjoy these fes-
tivities and large crowd Ia expected
70 be on hand.