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ron A STREET can UNION.
Secret Meeting % Employees Next week
90 Make AFraaRemanta.

- "sA9 fAAEA@aNuANANas
Plans for completing an organization
Of street railroad men in the entire city
under the auspices Of tho AmalRamated
Association OF Street and Electric Rail-
road Employees. Il was announced yester-
day, will be arranged at a meeting Of a
special committee appointed for the pur-
pose at tho end OF next week. The CON-
mittee consists Of delegates from several
unions aud was Apo intsd az the request
Of N. FruchteT. special organizer Of the
Amalgamatod Association Of Street and
EleCtrio Railway Employees. who said
that because Of an alleged system Of
espionage Il was impossible 20 keep secret
the names Of the members he had enrolled
and that almost ~ fast a. they were
enrolled they were discharged by the
companies.
The place OF the nesting IL not 20 be
made public until several days after the
nesting IN over. IL was said that plan
Of organization will be agreed on at this
meeting and that another meeting will be
called At once 70 organize the union and
elect officers.
William d. MahOn. president Of the
Amalgamated Street and Electric Railway
Employees. IL expected 20 be az thu meet
ing. The committee has kept IN touch
with him since Il was appointed A
member 81 the committee said last
evening:
Everything IL being conducted with
tho greatest secrecy. A soon az a plan
Of organization u approved a union
will be formed Of the men who have en-
rolled Nothing wall bs done In the way
Of making demands until there are enough
members In the union 20 hack them up
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ELECTRICIL WORKERS now.
Threat % start . General Building strik .
On Many large Buildings.


81 Many large Buildings.
The delegates Of the NeE York Building
Trades Council reported yesterday at a
meeting of the council that electrical
workers belonging 10 a union not rcooE-
nized by the oouncil are working on about
half dozen large buildings. Il was do
cidsd 10 demand Of tho contractors on
Monday that they withdraw These -lertri-
cal workers aud employ members Of the
Inside Electrical Workers union. which q,
affiliated with the council. failing in which
strikes - all the building mechanics On
each builiing will he declared
The first strike against tho members
NJ the union which the council objects
% was ordered on twelve story building
AZ ThiTty-fifth street and Fifth avenue
two days ago and has tied up all work
on the building
According tO the officers % the courcil
tho union " hich IL objected b. IL composst
largely ~ strike breakers and was organ
ized during = general strike ~ the o'e~-
trical workers several years ago The
strike was settled. they said. and tho
employers made an agreement with the
old union through its international ON
GERS directing the neW union Ia disband
and join the old union. hut the ofticers Of
tho old union refused 10 disband H.
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PLAIN SOCIAL CLUB. DANCE.
COlored Girls Do Not Attend Funesioa
% EFstwhIle Class o. 1910.


EAST ORAN0E. n. j.. June 7L.--Tnans-
formed overnight from the clnas Of 1910
Of The Fast Orange High School into the
East Orange Social Club. ssventy-sgvea
Of tho members OF that class Of ssvehiy
nine pupils held subscription dancr'
tonight &C the Woman's Club. the salart
place Of social functions. which had bsen
originally chosen for the dance that thd
colored members Of the class had an
nOunoed thsih intention Of attsndinR
willy nilly and with male escorts % their
own race. The two members Of the clnaa
who were not there were Mas lmbellM
and Miss Irene Vandervall. f.t
The tip had been quietly passed around
between The cancellation On Monday a
the class dance and tonight that tha
cancellation was in name only, bat that
the dance itsen updeT q Chaasad title
would go on lnst TIE same, The Minsea
yandeEyall yerS not RPprt+sd Of the trus
John Herbert Hermann. secretary q
ths class and manager OF the dance that
was "a he, was az the dance te-niGflf.
but he disclaimed having anything %
do with Is management. ,..sg ... : 81
This n only a,HulscriptiOn DANCE ~
insisted. and has nothing 20 DO with,
the class % 40 u the'hiRh school u Vi
given by the social club j 81 God T
Tie said thai nm s0cinl ela1b bad been.
in existence for year and Arinaf ID, .rsl.,
The police got q quist tip "a look ott
for trouble and wene there % hsndle h
II IL came But the Handarval girls
said IN advance that they never had
Thought ~ trying " atbend from the tina
the class danoa was given up. -a
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PREPIRTNG FOR THEGIEKW On.
One af the I-RdlnE Rulers IN india h Ex.
pecIetI Herr 90 july o.

It's not often that the royal suite IN a
NeE York hotel tho imperial suite
they call IL In some gets a chance In
be occupied by real royalty Sometimes
it gets a hack az e coal king or /. cppps.
king. but generally its only a mere cap
tain of industry who can AFFORD N paw
tho price which runs from about $50
. dHY up, r0oording o. the number Of
rooms de3rei
Tho - No . the Chinese Prince Tsli
Tap and tho japanese Prince Fushimi.
h. . not long ago. who vo.s tho raal
thing in tho way Of royalties. but ruling
rOya't ties who GOT taiz way are scarce
The E-e now getting the royal suite
a. the Plaza ready for tho GaekwKr Of
Faro dA. ho ~ on his WAY he from
san krGnCisoo and who H. due q arrive
In NsS YORK. u vas leaned ycsto-dav.
on July O -Ga0kwa- a. Elm8 NAV
not kuOw. h q title peculiar q the rules
Of PArOda. which Is a division Of BOMBAY
OF course tho Ga0kwP- IL unde- the suze-
RAINY of England. bat in his own domain
hs has . pre.ty froN hand and hrs -.
tablishsi \ reputation a. n Prince who
IL striving the best he knows how q bring
his people int line with ~ that is best
IN modern civilization
Sove ri ycfrs agn thu Gaalwar visited
this country and as q result hs lalt one
Of HE sons here . be educated and took
back with him all sorts % ideas about
agriculture and machinery and public
which travellers say he h.
into his own county
To give him his name aud full title the
Indian rule 10 the Aiaha-aia Gaskwar
Sir SavAi Rao III In his party a-e
his Princess. the Maha-ani an English
WomE1 who Ia companion - tho latts':
a secretary. an aide de camp. an English
maid and two Indian maids
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STRINGS AERO DITCHED.
u was TruRdllRG. Not FIyInE. when the
Nlshap Occurred.

GARpEN CITY. l.. J.. June "a The only
attempt AZ flying was made about clock
this evening by Lewis S,rang. the auto
mobile driver. IN the Wilcox machine
Strang ran the asroplanc around on wheels
and made several turns without leaving
the ground lie was still making an effort
- get into I he AIR when the flyer hit a
ditch. wFecking the front aud rear control
and splintering the propeller Il will
take two or three days 10 make repairs.
Capt Ba ldwin had his machine rolled
onto the field. but he found his engine
needed s1ms tinkering and did not at
tempt to get up. clifford D. Harmon also
had his aeroplane taken out, bur would
not take n chance ~ making a fight
on account Of she large number Of per-
sons that got inside the line
Tomorrow will be tag day and in
tho afternoon tags will BE- sold for the
benefit Of tho Nassau County Hospital
Mrs. q. ". p Belmont and Miss inez
MilhOlland have invited a number Of girls
10 assist in ths collections. The girla
viii be dressed 40 nurses. Mr. Harmon
and Capt Baldwin will make aightB and
u q az be hoped that several 81 the untried
machines Will take 10 the air
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FRENCH OPERA SEASON here
UR. DIPPEL ANNOUNCES PLANS
ron THE METROPOLITAN.
ChleaES CsmpaRy VIII nesln a series Sf
Tuesday Night PrFfSrmanrss on Jan.
- NeNt MARI Garhen % Ne q l.easl-
Ing Member ~ the Generalization.


Andreas Dippel Who Gill sail for Europe
an Tuesday. announced yesterday the
particulars of tho season Of opera IN
French Ia be given under his manage
meut and with CleofOnts Campaniui a.
conductor az the Metropolitan Opsra
House Nv the Chicago Grand Opera tom
pany The New York season OF the or
ganizaiiOn will begin ON Tuesday eve
ming. January - This series Of Tuesday
evening performances IL IN ~ divided
lnin two sells Of live performances Ia 10
selected from this repertoire Mas-enct's
That's. lie Jongleur de Notre Dame
'Ilerodiade. and POSSIBLY 'MAnOn-. Do
busSy's -Pelleas ct Mslsande. Bizct's
Carmen Charpentiers -I.orise saint
Sa''nsS Samson 81 Dolila' and Onen-
bsch's Les Contes d'HOnmsnn.'
The usual opera prices will prevail Tor
these representations and Subscribers %
the regular season will have the privilege
Oi obtaining first choioH for this series
l,efOre the general public IL allowed N
select its Places Subscriptions must all
be In before August IS Tho subscription
for the general public will Jcgin one
month later
The artists 10 take part in these series
will be Mary Garden, who will make
her fret appearance a. Carmen here.
Emma kOusnie, zon. the Young Russian
soprano who nRS just made stir
a. Saiome: Marguerite sylvia. LILLIAN
GTenville. the Young American soprano
who has met with such SUCCESS abroad
~ the heroine Of NOugOu6as ODerl Quo
Nadis'- also a. rhGis aud M(IsdR4s:
Carolina White, an American lyric 81
pTano. Alice Zepill aud Tina d'AnEelo.
Among the tenoTs for this season will he
Charles DalmOres. AmadeO Rassi. Nicola
Lerola. John Mccormack who will make
his rstRpDearanco here ainginE IN French:
Paul NGnery. Young French tenor
Who has frequently sung PJhfGs and other
modern French roles in London and Paris.
Maurice Renaud. who will be heard In
some new roles; Mario SammaroO. Hector
Dufranne and =. GiGnoli Galletti. Other
artists still have 20 he engaged. among
them being a cOntrato, Negotiation
with them are now under way.
The Ofticers of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company are Harold Mccormick.
president; Charles Daea. yice-president
Otto ". Kahn. New York. vice president:
Charles II. Hutchinson. secretary. and
Philip NJ I.ydiG, New York. secretary
Clarence Mackay Of New York IL the
chairman ~ the executive hoard. and
John {. ShRheT u the vice-chairman ~
the executive Of the hoard 81 directors
The Chicago season will open at the
Auditorium on November n continue
for ten weeks. The Philadelphia season
will benin on JanuarV ~
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TTLE OVERHEARD.
4 JscE and . Jenny kiCk Themselves
Int the River.

Two big mules from Parkersburg.
". Va. and bound Tor Colombia delayed
the sailing of the steamship Prinz Sigis-
mund two hours yesterday by tumblins
into the North River at the foot u West
Twenty sixth street
There Wsrs eight mules In al. and six
we're hoisisd aboard the ship with little
trouble A big Jenny worked herself
from the sling In which she was lifted and
dropped betwson the ship and the pier
swimming around half an hour before a
l0neshorsman went overheard and roped
her after a lighter had driven her into n
pocket. A boz stall Was used n RAISE the
other kicker, a giant male. He smashed
the stall 20 pieoaa In midair and Tell into
the water A scanold that had been used
b. painters was lowered alongside the
shin and lGnEshoremen captured the mule
and paased alinE under him His temper
had been cooled BY his phinEs and hts
kicking was purely nsrfuncioFy when BE-
vas hauled lnnard
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Big TIN HOME And PLEASED
OBERIWNERGAU THE ONE RLOT
ON ms EUROPEAN TRIP.
There They OVeFrharEet. bat lreland d
Growing Greater and Jauntlng cars
Are cheaper Than Autos-DemO-
rrats nrttrr OH New Than Ever.


/ Growing Greater and Jaunting Cars
Are cheaper Than Autua-Demo-
Gratis Better OH New ThaR Ever.
Rig Tim sullivan. who has been 10
Obcrammergau 10 see the Passion Play
and will SION be on his way 10 Reno 70
attend the match between Jeafries and
johnson. arrived yesterday by the Gu
harder Lusitania and was greeted warmly
~ his constituents Ho talked first %
the prizehght. declaring that h. believed
Il would be "a the level and that all the
talk about u being frameup was un.
justified by the facts lie said that
Gov Gillett % California made the re-
mark that the fight had been 'hKed-
just TO LEI himself Uut and save his political
bacon lie will start for Reno tomorrow.
lie is the stakeholder 10 the fight.
Big Tim refused 10 attempt 20 pro-
nounce the name Of the place where be
saw IN. Passion Play. which he said was
impressive. the prices they charged for
things In tbs town was likewise. lie
was soaked $3.50 a day Tor what he
describes a. 70 csnt accommodation
and intimatsd that COney Island methods
weBs immature and cruds compared
with the scientific system ObeTammergAu
had Of enticing folks 10 the play and turn
ing them inside out in thirty minutes.
On the subject % ireland he was elo-
quent. lie noted a marked Improvement
in the country since he was there i've
years ago. The people In the country
we're prosperous. but the condition Of the
city folk appeared 20 be pretty much the
same a. he had noted Il before. He
visited all the show places Of Ireland.
making long trips In iaunting cars. which
cost only 81 day and made sixty miles
sometimes. which in Big Tins opinion
beat the auto prices here all hollow.
The London police impressed Big Tim.
They handled the crowds az the funeral
OF King Edward In mastery fashion and
seemed mighty fine fellows London was
IN tho grip Of hard times. Big Tim found
many men there out Of employment. and
old fellows doing the work that is done
by messenger boys IN America.
About the GubernatOrial election Mr.
Sullivan said h was his habit 10 think that
tho Democrats would win always; but
that his unbiased judgment at present
was that the party was much stronger
than 10 had been in years and that he
looked for victory
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MON SCHOOL or COHMERCE.
Diplomas Given 60 seNenty-seVen Gradu-
ates-Tle Nedal winners.

The High school Of Commerce com-
mencement the seventh Of the school -
was held last night In the auditorium o.
tho high schools building az IsS Wost
Si1ty-hfth street. The class receiving
diplomas numbered ssvsnty-sevea. DR.
DavidG Wylie, pastor u the scotch Pres
byte-ian Church. delivered the address
- tho graduates Sidney ~ BObbe was
tho salutatoTian and Joseph Sanft the
valedictOrian.
The class orators in addition 20 the
two already nnmed we're Abraham Cor
dan who spoke on A Central bank.
and KendFiCk Van Pelt. whose subject
was Charles Evans Hughes The two
chief medals in the school for award AZ
commencement are the Dreyfous medal
for general ability. scholarship and leader
ship. and the Alliance Franchise medal
for eNcellence IN French The first was
awarded n keudrick Van Pelt and the
second % Louis y Garry
Or John q Wight, the principal Of
Wadleigh High School. presented the
diplomas The class dav exercise Vcrs
held on Thursday afternoon
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}: DEAD ~ SuiSHUP
-Four Ears Full 81 NsNican Soldiers IDs-
rallied After Down IIIll Rush.

MEXICO CITY. Mexico. June "a Thirty
seven persons. including Mexican soldiers
and Eve officers and member. Of their
families were killsl end a. mEay others
wee injured In a runaN ay train accident
on the National Railroad near the station
Il Zapouuc on the Manyanillp division
last night
-Four cars OF a special train of ten
cnTchcs bearing soldiers Of tho Third and
sixth Infantry. who we're being trans
feTrd b Guadalajsra broke from the
locomotive and dashed down a steep
grade When they reached a curve aite-
toboggAnninE for six miles and main
tanning a terrific speed thoy LETT the track
and Wc-c dashed 10 pieces
Engineer Watson. an American. aud
Conductor Ms-tinez. a Meucan. wee
arrested by the soldiers and a-e IN jail
at Zapotitic pending an investigation
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FoRrN ToR u INpIeNANr.,
Jersey city WIN score Beard o. Efuea.
ton for Shortening V6eation.

Jersey city WIN score naarsi 81 Eliuear
ton for shortening V6eAti0H.
The Rev. DR.. John L. Scuddsr. who
retires ON Jily 1 a. pastor of-ths Firbg
Congregations Ohuruh Of JefBsys City.
announced Yesterday that be had offered
the use Of thc auditorium Of the Peoples
Palaoe for an Indignation meeting, az
which protests will bs made agansar tha
action ~ the Jersey City Board o. Eduea-
ton IN cutting Two weeks % the sImmar
vacation.s., ... ...... - L
A thunderstorm. said tho dominic.
win break loose IN the alfditdrium naNto
Monday. evening in order 70 prevent ,
multitude ~ good citizens frotn BURSTING
asundcr with indignation over the present
public school situation. which Compsls
teachers aDd scholars " work overtime.
They viii hav" ample opportunity 10
relieve themselves ~ q. public aud en- I,
phatiC manner. mother Wofds, an inditna-
tion meeting 'wff'Hs' held Consisting ~ I
those who synpathize with thu ptibli0
school taachsrs " Jersey City in thar
present state Of mental ebullition and tn
army oi incenaed parents who arB oppnaad
90 this extra and UNNECESSARY school az
tendiancsat a Seasons ~ che wear whsn the
thermometer h climbing up into. ahs8a
at=
-On behalf ~ sWeltering humanity.
Old and Young, and Ia response % multi-
tudinuu- CALCULATIONS ~ anger and disgust
ana a widespread desire even ann0ur
our morn timid aud mild tempered citinaua
% buttunhols an their neighhoru and give
them generous sections II minds I have
offered them The free use ~ our panca
where they lean air their
GRIEVANCES and uiva Vanf ~ thar fapIiri0ar
During thu last few Days the .Waathar y
has been exceeding hot. Next Monday
night guarantee ID will be several degrees
hotter
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lDRIFT WIT MORT room DAY&
New London Mrn Ilsund for BSstsR Are
Rescued ~ Tug. t'

BoSroN, June -. After having been
adrift in Jsfoot m0tnr boat Tor two days
~ Caro- Cod. Cart Edwin Leighton and :.
George Bruce - New London. Conn, y
were brought 20 Bnston Tate last niERrl
10y tho tug Mercury. *
When picked mp by the tug late yes
tertiav both men were NEARLY starved, fnr
during tho two days that thfy had heah =.
drifting they had had nothing "a eat % 4
drink ..... sf.1i
The host. which - called Rilmim.
started from Now London on HaasIrdavri
Tor B0-ton On Tuesday Night Capi =
leighton aud Bruns saw their Supply b.
II Tool rudiced 90 almost uOihing ana I
on the next urorninW they teNnn Their fnsi
Within an hour after they had con-
meuCed 10 fecl hungry and thirsty the
engine stopped ~ ftBel having becoma !.
exhausted ships passed IN an directions
on an s,das of tho hoat, hut nsver closa =
enough 20 hrar ihq calls ~ The two. pen
on board
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THREE BOTS BURNEDTO DEATH.
Ths> We're Playins IN . lIaymow aud
Probably Net the Hay % FIRE.

TheS We're Playins IN . lIaymow and
Probably Net the Hay % FiFe.
CArsEtLL. June "a In q Ore that des-
struyed a barn belonging 20 Chief Of
Police Absel AZ saugerties this afternoon.
hia grandson. Harry Abeel. Jr.. years Of
age. and Jack and Richard Doyle. brothers.
the former aged and the latter years q
age. were Utterly burned b q crisp. TIE
Gauss of the iire Ia unknown. but Il Is aup-
puaed that the boys were PLAYING IN tie
hayJnOw with matches and In lighting the
matches they st Ere 20 the hay. which
burned ~ quickly that they did not even
have a chance b. cry for assistance.
The ire department. responded % cha
alarm but No one was aware n tho
presenoe q the boys IN tho building
Their Rbsenoa tonight cainaed en- inveufi-
CATION that deveioped tn nnding the ra-
mains " The littIa once. The Coroner
gave permission fur their removal -
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ROrHESTER FICTION FRIrDS
special Grand Jury Hands Down sixteen
sealed indictments.

ROCHESTER, June - The specill Grand
Jury which has heen investigating the
election frauds IN connectiOn with the
recent special Congressional election made
its report 90 the supreme Court late this
afternoon sixteen sealed indictments
we're returned One open Indictment
a gninEt n negro now in Jail was returned
a few days ago No arrests have yet
been made on the sealed bills. 10 the
names contained therein are not known
u n rumoroi, however. that tho balls are
against the msl WIN did tho actual illegal
registering and Illegal voting and not
against the me1 higher up-the men who
paid them for tho work The trials will b.
oonduCts by Elmer 3 Charles u Wyoming
cDunty. the apscial prosecutor appointed
by Attorney General O'MAlley by dIrec-
ton of Gov Hughes. tO whom complaint
was made concerning the crimes against
the franchise by thepinanagers 81 James
\ HRyena's campaign
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TIWBER IRLAzE; WILLIONSLOST
Disastrous Fires IN Winnepeg WrSeT-
hanseT 90. Out ~ .sOO. OOR.

WINNIPEG, Man. June 2t-rhe whole
district between Fort Francis and Alike
kan, east % Rainy Lake. along the In
tsrnational boundary. Is ablaze with
forest fires Millions of dollars of loss
has been caused 70 standing timber
mills and lumber
Meyerhauser 4 Co. of - Paul lost
O. 90. OOO in the destruction &c their timber
berth. The Northern Construction Com
pany 81 Winnipeg Lost all its camps
The RathpOFtage Lumber Company Of
Winnipeg lost all ito dams and is unable
% reopen drives.
The j. D. Macarthur Lumber Company
Of winnipeg lost its mill and 5OoOOo feet
Of lumber.
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FIREMEX IVGEFED ar TAFT
Because Ile Wsnt Exempt InlSns Prom
Scope % antitrust Law

fNFN ~ 'N~AF-ANNFA AaA"H
Sr PAUL. MINI June - The iiremen
TO M Taft
81 PAU. MINI June p. 1870
Hon " u TAR. Prezdeni.
Replying 10 your telegram Of June =
Nearly 49, dslsgatss a. this convent ION
Of The brotherhood Of locomotive Firemen
and Enainrnen instruct me 10 express
70 vou their reGrets that II should be- deemed
nsfe ssary 10 secure an appropriation for
the purpose u prosecuting labor Organiza. .
{ i0n..
VS. CARrEE. Prsalden'
The Brotherhood % Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginsrnen came a. near 10 enter
ing tho political arena to-day as ever
m their existence and al bsoause there
is before the HOtiss % Representatives =
bin making a speoial appropriation Tor
prosecuting infraciions u tie sherman
a1fi-s'lt. law
AZ the order u the convention President
W. 3. Carter sent a message 10 Prenidsut
Taft last Tuesday protesting against the
measure and desiring an amsndment
which would sxempi labor unions from
such prosecution.
President Taft'a anuwsF aaid that such
~ ausndment na was desired By che
drsmen would undoubtedly he class leriF-
iuii1n.
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The Childrsns Aid Society has psni
out an appeal for more money 70 carry
out its summer plans u outings Tor poor
children. Applications have already been
received for 5000 children and with che
funds now on hand tho society cannot
take care 81 more than tWO-thirds ~ thai
number. The treasurer ~ the society 10
a. 81 Hepburn % ths Chase National Bank
and the neCreiaTy q. Aoring hrace. lu3
Esa' Twenty -aecoud giFBai.
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bon. Weeks Of Memphis and
head Erwin. experimentation
Hn OF the New York Edison
r rrisl on Thursdty eve
.Hr.H NJ the TRANSFORMATION
.. H0ughf0n The matrnn ~
VA. Iioreure Rose N Cleveland,
10. ..n augustus Richards F0oi
80. gwen HuHV hV PnHfn T..
.IIk.n and q Reception a.
..nHrl fhe ceremony.