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New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
j ny the grace Of Cod free and independen,. -
Kemp. Frederick Morton Tryou. stephen Il Tyng.
juliet AuFs TN -i1 sGphen II I'm ''a Ir N.I, &
thur Tryon Kemp Frederick Morton Tryon and Stephen
Il Tying executors of and trustees under tho viii
terestcd estate Juliet Augusta Kemp. late Of
tees next Of kin OF othcrvfss send sreetine. You
and each OF on are heretg elted and re1ulrcd person
49,. L" e 'nd Fl't- or surrogate "f the
C"inE q Nv tpTN az - Sur''5' IS Court of sal!
ten o'clock IN forenoon Of that DAY tren ana thare
judicial settlement th, account Of pro-
SeedinEs Of Arthur Tryon Kemp. FrederfcE Morton
toes under the Last WI and Testament Of said de
under the Of twenty-oue years Required To- ar-
pear by guardian n you have one. or II YOU have
none, to and apuIr for be appointed or
IN ne el+4 ~ your nesl1ct or failure % do so
sent and act 'or YOU i'm the proceeding
the Surrogates Court If the said ,ounv Of Ne York
County OF Nes- work me I'm G3y ~
june in the year Of our Lord one tlousaaar.ne hun
clerk of the slrragates' court.
= SUPPLE LE,HlENTAL CITATION THE PEOPLE OF
r. and iIlrgf'., 10 ,ie'Tge kiThT JOHN Kirby.
heirs and Of kin Of Jane PndcI' deceased send
whereas United States Trust Company of New York.
,lrrneres' court Of eur Sn i APPLIED to the
certain nS'Iumrnl IN Tritins relating 70 both
and testament Of Jane If1elI late Of County Of
= uf Won
cited appear before the Surrogate or our ,-oIrr
of New lGFF. AT MS office In tho county New York
on the llth DAY or August. thousand nine hundred
and Eine, at half-Uast O'Clock I'm The forenoon ~
1hHt DAY. tHTi ana there 20 attend the probate of
the said last viii and testament. va
such Of hereby. cited as e-. .,-
the age Of t"enfN-oue years r-guIr@I ar,..,,
hF YOUR I-iI'lldI. II t,u 'ar" Won have
none 20 appear and apply FOR one 20 Dee ar-,7,r.F ~
IN the event OF your neglect failure 10 ,Io so
guardian VIII be appointed BY the Surrogate tl - 81
sent and aci for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof have .aueaG tbs GO,
the SuTroEat'S Court Of t3e said rr..ufr ~ N.u W
10 n@ heF'untc affixed. Witness Hon Ai,1er
I l. $ . Ihginas "A Surrogate OF said ,,.rrt,. 80
Ne" YORK. az said County. th. 1S,r, jsy -
dred and nine ' "'l' nun
DANIEL D. pbIVDN--y
STEWART & SHEARER 'aO'ea court
Attorneys for Petitioner.
a. Wall Street
Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

Observations were made by inspectors of tie ser
vice on the 23d street crosstown and the Eighth
avenue lines also these results were not taou-
lated because the commission possessed no figures
showing conditions prior the orders for improve
ment Of service, with which the figures on this
subsequent inspection We're comparable. The in
spectors reported that in both cases Il was admit
ted generally that the orders of the commission
had brought about a considerable Improvement in
service.
Commissioner MaItbie said of the results:
1t is noticeable that upon every line but one
the Kingsbridge line-the average loading prior TO
the issuance of the orders of the commission was
in. excess of the seating capacity, varying from
to 103 per cent. The average loading after the
orders were issued was found TO be less than the
seating capacity of the sixteen periods,
and in no case with one exception, did the average
number of persons standing exceed five and varied
from TO 50 per cent
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
.P,,S. {. BETTERS SERVICE
Inspection of Ten Surface Lines
Shoes Distinct improvement.

Special inspections of the transit facilities on ten
railroad lines in the city following orders for
betterments b. the Public Service Commission
have shown that in all but one case the com
missicn's orders followed by improvements III
service Of from Il TO 81 per cent The one eNcep-
tion is the Kingsbridge line. part OF the Third
Avenue system
These Inspections, made in addition to the COM
missions regular inspections of accommodations
and general service, made during rush hours.
The results were compared with figures obtained
under similar conditions before the orders for i'm
provement of service made Commissioner
Maltbie, who had charge of this work, in report
to the commission gives the following table Of re-
suits:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
YoNKERs FIRE MAKES $50 HOMELESS.
Fireworks Said To Be Responsible for Burn
ing of Five Houses

Thirty families, consisting of about one hundred
and fifty persons. were made homeless by a fire
in YonkeTs yesterday morning. Most Ct those in
the houses were up and about their apartments.
and all made their escape from the burning bJlld-
ings. The houses that were entirely destroyed
three story frame structures in Garfield
street Two other wooIen houses adjoining were
badly damaged. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000
The origin Of the fire is unknown but is sup
posed to have heen caused by smoulderiug fire
works which were set off on Sunday night and
early yesterday morning in OF the houses.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GOT NO SILVER IN ARGENTINA.
Broadway Singers Return, Telling of Hard
Luck on South American Visit

The Broadway Musical Comedy COMPANY of
thirty-four players and singers which undertook
TO present The Merry Widow" ana other oDerettas
TO the people of South America returned yesterday
the Lamport & Holt liner Verdi after an un-
successful season below the equator. They made
a big success in Rio Janeiro. but i'll luck struck
them at Buenos Ayres.
Guarantees cid not take tangible FORM and
a weekly allowance Of 81 50 did not appeal strongly
to the company playing so far away from the
great white way whose name Ct bore The
steamer Verdi lying in port at Buenost Ayres
looked more inviting than the Teatro Avan .da ana
the company Just headed north again for Broad
WaV
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
WOMAN LED HIM TO SHOOT. He SAYS.

iIiy ItlcE ann 20 Tae Tribune
Hackensac.l \ J.. July Gym Weyf "a Dutch
lahorer was committed to jau here tonight for the
attempted murder IF Mrs William Franck wifi. -
farmer At Glen Rock. Weyf shot Mrs Francls
through tic mock with revolver. H was about
10 f,c second slot when the .cman's husband
knocked him down with club
! sho. the woman t-c.use sh. led me 10 it,"
sai1 Wcyf To "a r,uurtcr. I have no excuses 10
make" Mrs FTanck vas removed TO the General
Hospital, in Paterson She is said to be danger
ous.y wounded
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


Monteyideo. July 5-Bsley CBO, New York for Buenos
Ayres; Gloria de Larrinaga G'D, New York Tor
Paus june 27EAthinal (Greekl. New York via Naples
Rotterdam. July 2-Rendsburg (GeT New York via Nor
Yokohama. July 4-Mateppo U3r, New York via singa-
R pore h2nE N2Ig; 7g;nfa, eIr ,c;7, ,7y York via A5en
London. July 5"Minneapolis obj, New York.
Santos July 1Grecan Prince t}r). New York via Bar
bados. Pernambuco and Rio de JanetTo
5lemen. July 4-Grosser Kurfarst Ger. New York via
Marieilies July 21Massiia ur) New York via Phta-
Brs6aae July 5-Ascot d3r New York via st Vincent
{ Y. Port Natal. etc
Gnt@sp GSaSEoT Jay Jay e New York via
avTS & July Prj9s @ vMdae5 MsgtT for seam MF 6' VIA
Dublin Dub July $~sar4naG ,Br1 N rr Sew York via
1ive4p6oi JHy S"Arabc Cer} New York via Queens
sama2ans July Queen Helena CBr,, New York and
Singapore. july 5|Indranj cBrr Yokohama etc. for
SAILED.
cherBourg July 4riedrgh der Gr2sSa Sen % [om
6aen3n, Ney & 49Tr, +b 2tH N,llzST "a 3 Meis'l II '''
Queenstown, July 5-Lusitania CBr) New York for
Barbados July 2-cearenso cBD o,om New York;.
Shields, July 8-Afgban Prince CBr,. New York
Aisers. June 3o-Lowther castle C8 from Manila etc,
En3rsr5 s a 5a9 3u % o aea & 5a6 & }sT York
Vincent. Y, july 3-Touoana ,BrD. from New York
Hamburg, JgIy & JG94lm m. l5r, H., New Ny York v..,. and
PASSED
Duneeness July Iituania )ESuss New York for Rot
for Neples and Genoa; venezia lFu, New York for
Prawie Point July 4-lIainaut Dutch, Antwerp
Tarfs July 4-Karorga CBo. New York for Singapore
er Fs SE ay } & GsT 5 f a and pay
for New York, Chesapeake tBr, New York via Port
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, July 5, 1909


Steamer Nfinnewaska t3r) Gates London J-ne "A and
Sorthamptln the Atlantic Transport Line with
1O4 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 1:@)
IN.
AguadiIla rs and san Juan 30. TO the New York and
Porto Rico IS Co with 1I3 passengers, mails and Hse
Arrived the Bar at 1:16 a m.
Steamer Bermudian CBD Fraser, Bermuda July 3, T.
OuterbTdge & Co, with 1S2 passengers. mails ana
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at J:15 a n.
Steamer Verdi tBr. ByTue, Buenos Ayres June =
Montevideo II Santos Il. Rio de Janeiro Is Bahia -
and Barbados %. to Busk & Daniels. with 2Jf pas-s
gers. mails ana mdse. Arrived the Bar at 4+J
Steamer Momus. Boyd. New Orleans June so. 20 The
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdae Lett
Quarantine at 6:15 a
Steamer E Dia. Mason Galveston June %. to tLe
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at b'o
q m.
steamer Kroonand CBeIg Afore-. Antwerp June 90 to
sengers. mails and Arrived q
Steamer Castano CBr. Penwell Cardeuas June 2S and
Matanzas July l. to Furness, Witty Co, with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 40 m.
Steamer care Breton (Br Warden Shields June % 70
Barber Co. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at 4l M
Steamer Amelia tf2). Jameson Fort Antonio June ~,
Atlantic Fruit CO. with passengers and fruit
Arrived at the Bar at 4;15 p m
Steamer Anita tNor), Brogser. Nipe Bay June 90 to
the Cuba Planters Co. with fruit Arrived at t1e Lar
? m.
steamer OcmuIgee Webb, Brunswick July ., TO the
Brusswck Steamship Co, with lumber Left Quarantine
at 5:45 m.
Steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm OeD Prehn. Eremen
SouthamptOn and CherbOurg -. to OeirtChs <
and mdse. Arrived a the Bar $40
Steamer Chesapeake, Deace. Baltimore. to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdss-
Left Quarantine II 20 n
Steamer Neuw Amsterdam Dutch. Van der Zee.
Rotterdam and BOuogne June % the Holland America
Line with cabin and 6GS steerage passengers and
sandy Hook j. july > o:30 p m-wind southwest.
haZy outside. light sea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.

Line
kIYnpTluz Wtl'm. Bremen Lloyd "a NJ Id.tt q n,
AIiIUc,. tris.hai Panama II 3u q IA
RyudaE L ttrrdam. Holland ..-....-- 1900 "a pl
Ibuls Geneva. Naples Italian ..... ....
hl' hawk Jacksonville. CLYDE -.------- 100 N
city q S1rdnnln, Sa'aHneh savannah 300 IN
WEDNESDAY, JULY =
Oceanic Southampton White star. 500 m $50 m
LUccaa, Liverpool CunaTd 6.1Sa 1000 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

ring to the part Of Irishmen in the Revolution
Maurice Breen also spoke Benedction was pro-
nounced by the Very Rev. John Moore, president
of St. Johns College
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
300 a m 1900 a m

o,-r,,da Ouoha0 -..... q 90 lI;NU m
iiarrb,,rg Ifau1b- m 700
Argentina Trieste, taiian-
Estonia Rotterdam. Russian. ------.-- -
,-omanCha, Jacksonville tly III
J'umal. Galveston. Mallory 90. Ili
NueCes. Tampa. Mallory --......r-.-' l--'V IL
THURSDAY. JULY
. S,,oto Have French ZOO a ~ 1900
i3."ar 90 I,~o--a, y - TIoyd . ZOO IN 1000
1In.eIar. t1a-,r,a WI .. 900 a IN 1900 u
C'arpathia. Naples CunaTd --...------ - ~ III
CIV Of Atlanta. Savannah. Savannah "''y p "a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

Back to business to-day, and as O
strictly business proposition, serge
is the suit.
No suit gives greater value IN wear
per dollar, no suit is so sure to be
good style next year, no suit is wear
able on so many occasions.
S18 to $40.
Next time YOU exercise hard, put
on a suit of Schlichten Ramie under
wear; and you'll see why it's so COM
Portable
Ramie linen has three times the ab-
sOrbent power Of flax linen.
The reduced prices of all our
youths mixture and serge suits, sizes
81 to 35, will put a few extra vaca-
ton dollars into many a youths
pocket
All SI5, $I8 and $50 now.
Among the Arrow" Summer col
lars there's sure to be one which win
hit YOU right in the neck.
for 25c.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
warrenst 18th st. s4th St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
HfENIATrRE Ar..EANAc

Sunrise Sunset 738 Moon rises 1o2+ Moons AGA %
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook o54 Island 1882 Hell Gate 11:52
lM-Sandy Hook IO" Gov. Island 1920 Hell Gare I2.lU
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
TRANsPACIrC MAILS

destination and steamer CLOSE In New York
Iauan Corea, China and Philippine Isl
ands tva Vancouver and Victoria, h 90
tj-EmUress of Japan July y o-5O II
Japan, Corea and China specially ad-
dressed only Tacoma tuy y O-so = N
Australia texCept West. New Zealand
Tanoo5Ver and victoria B C}-Aorang July
Hawaii via san Francisco Aareda. July T. $50
'aPas,; Pas, MsT9 Js9a ana nina July 10 6:aO II
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Phiip-
lola i9'a,is .........-.. July Il. $50 n
japan Ioea & ana MA @ July % $50 m
FranCiscOD- Itlonian jury d. D-dO III
New Zealand. Australia (sXcept West.
ssn samoan Siaio gfoTpmeric 1i July % G.s0 m
Hawai- a ss Guam nao TrsnsP6r ST. $50 m
Tahiti. Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
Australia WesD tvta san
Francisco)-Mariposa Aug J. o-SV n
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
Instruction.

For BOrh Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square tll22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave near Firth ST
Brooklyn Branch, 2lo-22O Livingston st.
REDUCED RATES EURING THE SUMMER
Summer School a Ashury Park, y. J.
Teachers sent TO all places within hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
WIRELESS REpORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Kronprinzessin Cecie reported as 500 miles ,s+
tEls
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
The Turf.
Citation.

VNE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ynpr[
i 10y the grace Of God. free and iDdena,dac, -
arthur try'n Kemp Marion Morgan
augusta INuE. Mary Isabella Kamp So -,
TSl-. JJuut't. George Kemp Eliza Caldwell E,rrr,,
Mttts virginia g. Kent. and the New york a., T
blcr ana Trust Company. under r. ~
,f"oi Kemp. deceased all OF
II tAt estate "f George Kemp late OF me
New York. deceased. -radt1~s 'ountF OF
or "thtrWse send greeting You and each ~ w., nm an
i'''f 'It'c ana required personally 10 he ava ,, ~.
.I'It our SlErosat" Of the County ~ New,
IN sur. ,tft-s court OF said COUNTY To he IA at
@ @tltL ~ Records In the County OF New yarl, az az me
'iu cay or July 1909 half ,.I,ri ~ nc
''' ~ or that day then and ''l le
~ H'',.' ll-''-t or the account 81 rrrracdfre-s -
-"H N-lHp as sole surviving executor ~ e. t'lu
a. a., III OF said deceased and such ., -
as 'e l't'hN cited as under the age ~, to-s, yuu
-, .,t FVuT'd 10 appear by your gtardIsr - @ r
i1a o. - uu nave none. 20 appear and aDpf,. g.
~ i" ba appointed or In the event 81 yo pPls tor
20 u" $50, a guardian Will be appointst or
ing ~ "~' i'I you In the proceed
II l" testmony whereof have caused ~. g, .
0 '''"s.les curt or the said County ~ ~ a OF
t' ne herruuto affixed Witness ~ tNVR
80 80 iH"naS- Surrogate OF our sj5 ,.cro..eF .rot.eF
Inn. o., at we county Uf New York the TTh - ',
dIed and nine. n ~TE1 'Issna ISIya nine hun
NIsrk OF the SurrogateS. Court
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
PrOnOSHiS-

~ GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. II. July s. 19n9.-
II Sealed proposals. I'm trplicate for furnishing For
age and Straw. required n Dept Of the Eas,. during
ending June 50, 1910 Will be- received here until
m, August G. 1908 T. s. reserves right reject
or any all proposals part thereof
Information furnished on application. EnvcIopes CON
tanning proposals viii he endorsed Proposals
a -.' J. W IITTEII. n . G..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

School agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. GcverEesses etc.
o Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ J YOUNG FULTON % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

springs mail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-17
GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro, Ind, Dec. 17.-Harvey
Davis of Williamsburg was transacting
business here, Thursday
Edward Moran, near Carlos City, a
former resident of this place for many
years, was here recently on his way
to Kokomo, Ind. where he will make
his home with his son, William and
family, the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Alice Bousman is seriously ill
at this writing.
Pierson Bane, VIM. Roller and a
number of others were transacting
business in Richmond, Thursday.
Mrs. E. S. Borton has returned to
her home in Straughns after a visit
with Mrs. Will Roller
Horace Hunt of Webster was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. John Ernsberger spent Thurs
day with relatives in Richmond.
Thomas Tarkleson and Dr. F. KEN
zle spent Thursday in Indianapolis on
business.
William K. Chessman of Olive Hill,
candidate for county clerk, was in
town Thursday shaking hands with
his friends.
Mrs. Emma Lamb and daughter,
Janette of Muncie are spending a few
days with relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Crump spent Thursday
with relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. William league of Hagerstown
is spending few days with relatives
here
Howard Gaylor is spending a few
days at home
Fitch B. Cooper, humorist and imi-
tator, will be at Kienzle's Hall Fri
day night.
The Rev. L. D. Thornburg will fill
the pulpit at the United Brethren
church, Sunday night. All are invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-17
Quits Anti-saIoon Outfit on
Account of Temperance
Question.
FALL-OUT WITH SHUMAKER
RETIRING OFFICIAL Is OF THE
OPINION THAT THE TIME IS
NOT RIPE TO START ANY PRO.
HI MOVEMENT.

Indianapolis, Dec. 17.-Followins
differences of opinion between him
self and others as to the future policy
OF the Indiana Anti-Saloon league. En-
mis- M. Barney, superintendent of the
indianapolis district for the league.
says he has forwarded his resignation
to the leagues headquarters commit
tee, the resignation to become effective
January l. Mr.. Barney, who for the
last five years has been superintendent
of the Indianapolis district, which in
cludes Marion county and thirty-one
other counties in central Indiana, will
become corresponding secretary for the
Indiana Christian Missionary Society.
For some time it has been known
that Mr.. Barney and E. S. Shumaker.
superintendent of the league, did not
agree as to what the policy of the or
ganization should be. Mr.. Barney
said that this difference of opinion was
not entirely the cause for his resigna-
ton, but that it had something to do
with it,
1t has been the opinion of Mr.. Shu-
maker that the league should make a
demand for statutory statewide prohi-
bition at once. Some Of the members
of the headquarters coAmittee, it is
said have held the same opinion. Mr.
Barney, according to his own state
ment, believes that the local option law
should operate until it ripens into a
sentiment which will result in state
wide prohibition by constitutional
amendment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-17
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, Dec. 17.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Routh and daughter OF
Minneapolis, will arrive this week
from Minneapolis, to spend the holt
days with Mr.. Routh's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Routh.
The special meetings that were to
have been held in the Baptist church
beginning Sunday, December 10, have
been postponed until early in the year,
Evangelist Bell having been called
from this state to Texas by business
matters of Importance.
Joseph Wissel has moved his family
into the tenant house on the Margaret
Mccartney farm, near Hiser's Station
and will assume charge of the farm the
coming year.
The Cambridge City Public schools
will close Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der twenty second and will reopen
Monday, January third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clapper spent
Wednesday in Richmond.
Miss Helen Garvin of Martinsville,
will spend Sunday at her home in this
place.
o. E. White has spent the week in
Mansfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley. vice-presi-
dent of the w. c. r. U, will lecture in
the Friends church of Dublin at two
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Squire Cornthwaite and Mrs.
Frank !ngerman spent Wednesday in
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-17
new PARIS, OHIO.

New Paris. O., Dec 17.-Mrs. Wal
ter Reinheimer left Wednesday to
spend the holidays at her home at St.
Paul.
Mrs. J. H. Davis and son Fred spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood E. Eliason of Centerville,
Ind.
Messrs. o. H. King and Joe Day the
newly elected land appraisers for the
town and township met the other ap-
praisers in convention at Eaton Tues
day and Wednesday and were called
to Columbus to attend another con-
all over the state.
Supt. b. S. Davis and Principal Wal
ter Waggoner with the juniors and
seniors were at the library on We'd
nesday afternoon wiring it for electric
lights. AS both classes are studying
physics they were given practical H.
Illustrations.
The revival services at the NJ. E.
church which has been going on now
for over week have been enjoyed
by all. In spite of the bad weather
good crowds have been present.
Arrangements were made at the
Presbytery in Dayton on Monday for
the installation Of Rev. W. C. Broadly
In the Presbyterian church next Mon
day evening. Dec. 20.
Rev. John Montgomery D. D.. of
Piqua will reside and preach. Rev j.
King Gibson. D. D.. of South Charles
ton will charge the pastor and Rev.
+. G. Behner will charge the people.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-17
A MILTON ELECTION
Eastern Star Holds Annual
Meeting and Names
New Officers.
A BANQUET IN JANUARY
palladium Specially

Milton. Ind, Dec. 17.-At the regu-
lar meeting of the Eastern Star on
Wednesday evening, the following of
ficers were elected to serve the COM
ing year: Worthy Patron, w. H.
Brown; worthy matron. Miss Cora
Brown: secretary, Miss SADIE Roberts;
treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Williams:
associate matron, Mrs. Malinda Bar
ton; conductor. Mrs. Merle Brown;
associate conductress. Mrs. Carrie
Johnson. The other officers are APP
pointive. The public installation will
be held the first Wednesday night in
January. The members of the Star
with their families will be guests.
Each member will have the right to
invite one guest, besides their famil-
les.