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student at the University Of Michigan.
at Ann Arbor. where he is taking a
course in civil engineering. which he viii
finish in June.
Miss Nancy NJ. Pierce has returned 20
her home. in street. from Bolivar
Heights. W Va, where she was one OF a
house party given by Maj and Mrs.
Richard Sylvester who entertained in
honor Of their son, Midshipman John
McFaH Sylvester during his vacation
spent with the family
Miss MarJory Stewart, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart. OF r
street. viii leave for Wellesley College
next Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Durfee will return 10 her
home THIS week from Flushing, y. Y,
where she has passed the summer. Mrs.
Durfee viii be accompanied by her SON
in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. ].
H. Heady. who viii spend a month as
her guests at her home in Dent place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo c. hibbs have re-
turned 10 their apartment in the Kama
wha, after spending several weeks at
Atlantic City. y. J.
Mrs J. W. Beale and her daughters,
the Misses Elizabeth and katherine
Beale, have returned TO their home, in
z street.
The Misses Anna and Matte Abbott
have returned 10 their home. in Thirtieth
street. after spending the month OF
August in Warrenton. Va.
Rev. and Mrs. James II. W. Blake have
closed their cottage. at Mountain Lake
Park. and returned 20 their home, in Q
street
Mr.. Wayne Richie left Saturday for
Philadelphia. Pa. where he has accepted
a position and which VIII be his future
home
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roses. In the reception hall large pink
surprise box was placed for the children.
with pink ribbons attached. at the end Of
which was a gift for each. An elaborate
supper was served. and at each end OF
the table was placed a birthday cake
with three lighted candles Ali Of the
table decorations were Of pink.
Later the children played the Teddy
Bear game, and the prizes were won by
Gertrude Hummer and Ridgley Belt
Among the guests were Virginia Boyd.
Louise and Albert Johnson. Jane Ham
mack. Marie and Paul Casassa, Regis
Poore, Charlie Coulon. Gertrude Hum
mer. Elizabeth Sawtelle. Sonora King.
Catherine Stanley, and William Simmons,
Alma and Helen Mccormick John and
Ridgley Belt. Stewart Mitchell, Herbert
Sherwood and Marian FRANKIE The little
hostess received many pretty presents.
Miss Rose A. Yost chaperoned 4 party
Of young people to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Purner. 1926 Jackson street
Brookland. recently. The company went
as a surprise 20 Miss Louise A. Purner,
who has Just returned 10 this city Dur
ing the evening the party was enter
tanned with music, games and dancing
Refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Pearl YOst. Mar
garet COnnors. Blanche COnnors, Alvinia
Getlich. May Connors. Edna Grimmk
and Katie O'Connor; Efessrs Albert
Thomas. Herman English. J. +. Fielder
rey. and Edwin Sparks.
very enjoyable evening was spent by
the nl9mbers Of the Waverley Club at a
Dutcn treat, given at the home Of Mr..
Harry O'Meara, president pro TEN. Of the
club, last Tuesday evening. The clubs
orchestra rendered a number OF the latest
selections.
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He has entirely recovered from the ef-
feet Of his automobile accident. and never
appeared in better health. While in this
city Gen. Bell viii occupy the apartments
Of Capt Daniel Van VOorhis. L. S. A.
during the latterss. absence Gen. Bell
expects to go to the Philippines in De
cember TO relieve Maj. Gen. w. p. Du-
vail. l. S. A. as commander Of the Phil
ippines division.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Nor
ton Barlow Mercer are sympathizng with
them in the recent defeat OF their uncle.
Hon. L. T. Livingston, member Of Con-
gress from Georgia. Col. Livingston has
represented his district for the past twen-
~ years, and will be deeply missed by
hosts or friends
Mrs. William G. Thompson and daugh-
ter. Miss May. Of Columbia Heights, who
have been at Atlantic City for several
weeks. and also visiting Mrs. Thompson's
parents at her old home in Bridgeville.
Del, for the past month, have returned
home.
Or. and Mrs. I. S. Stone have returned
to their home. in Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers Craig. OF
Mobile. Ala.,-are the guests of Mayor
and Mrs Robert z. Joyce, at The
Bungalow" Mount Rainier, Md
Mrs. r f. Joyce Of Mount Rainier.
has just returned from Toronto. Canada.
where she has bce: lifting relatives.
DR.. George 3. r. Macdonald returned
last week from a fishing trip in Canada.
on his way home he Joined his sister.
Mrs. r. E. Joyce, who was visiting their
relatives in Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Wells are the
guests Of Senator and Mrs. lsidor RAY
ner. at Chapman Manor, Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa, where they will remain
during the month of September.
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Of the church, while Thine Own" was
played on the organ When the bridal
party left the church the Mendelssohn
wedding march was played. Following
the wedding a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents Later in
the evening the young couple left for an
extended trip North. Upon their return
to the city after October 1, Mr.. and Mrs
Cook viii be at home in the Holland.
1902 Meridian place.
Miss Annie c. Warning. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Warning. and Mr.
Frank J. Neff were married Saturday
morning at Trinity Church, Georgetown
Miss Lillian Neff was bridesmaid. and
Mrs. James Warning best man.
Mrs. ". NJ Grimes announces the mar
riaEe of her daughter. Katherine Neil
roy. TO Waugh p Heygster on Thursday
September S, 1910. at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. the Rev. c. S. Abbott
officiating. The young couple Will be at
home TO their friends at the Vivian apart
ments. 1923 G street northwest.
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LAUREL.

The Misses Kennedy gave dance Fri
day night at their home, The Naples"
Miss George Berry spent the past week
in Washington.
Miss Elsie Baldwin has returned from
a yachting trip down the Chesapeake
Bay.
Mr.. Basil Snowden. Of Baltimore. Wis
tied his sister. lIrs. Charles d. Stanley
the past week
Miss Ethel Gwynn was the guest last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parran at their
home on the Chesapeake.
Mrs James Boss gave a card party on
Thursday night in honor Of her cousin.
Miss sara English Snowden.
Mr.. De Wilton Berry and family, OF
Philadelphia. are visiting his mother. Mrs.
John Berry.
guest of Miss Mary Sadler the past week.
week
Miss Lulu Holman and her cousin. Miss
Ruth Holman. who have been visiting
Mrs W. A. Poist, have returned to their
home in washiny5 IN.
MS Ralph Hills. OF Washington. is visit
ing her brother. Senator A. P. German
and family at their home. 'Fairview."
Mrs. William Macmillan. of Gainesville.
is visiting Mrs. A. p. German at her
home. ''Fairview."
Miss Sara English snowden has re-
turned to her home IN Baltimore after a
visit Of several weeks to her uncle. Mr..
John SnOwden. at SnOwden Hall.
Miss Jennie Berry has returned home
from Baltimore. where she has been FOR
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some weeks at the maryland University
Hospital
Miss HOnora Crommiller has returned
10 her home in Washington avenue, after
several weeks stay ia Baltimore.
AR and Mrs De Wilton snowden. OF
North Laurel. win leave next week for
Kentucky. where they will spend the win
ter with their daughter. Mrs. GrenviIle
Lewis
Mrs. Mary A. Bond and Miss Nina
Bond spent the past week at Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa.
Miss Adele Lanahan has returned from
a visit 10 relatives I'm Washington.
Miss Katherine Gambriu. who has re-
turned from West Virginia, IS visiting the
Misses Berry al their home in Prince
George street. She will spend the win
ter in Hyattsvile with her brother, Mr..
Stephen GambrilI. and family. Her father
viii accompany her. and~they WIN give
up their home in Laurel
Mrs. z. B. Doran. Of Washington. is
visiting her father, Mr. A. P Webb, at
Brook villa
Mr. and Mrs Beau have returned 70
their home IN Prince George street. after
a visit 20 Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Bertha Butler visited friends in
Washington the past week.
Mr.. Don Bowling and family. who have
been spending the summer in Marlboro,
have returned to Laurel and taken Mr.
William Harrison's house in Second street.
Downey's Noted Bridal TuruoutS
are the Favored carriages for stylish we'd
CingS. Hired reasonably. Stables, 1920 I.
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Continued from Page 2.

guests at the Hotel Cecil. Lausanne.
Switzerland. before returning to their
villa on Lake Como.
Mr. Chalmers Patterson and daughter,
Miss Jerrine Patterson. Of Danville. Va,
are visiting Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller.
Mrs. briggs, widow OF Capt briggs.
L. S. N, and Miss Natalie briggs have
returned to their apartment in the High
lands after having spent the summer
months at Atlantic City and on the
Massachusetts coast.
Misses Ruth and Naomi Taylor have
returned to Washington after spending
several weeks with relatives In Stone
wall, Va.
Mrs. Lawton. widow Of Gen. H. w.
Lawton, U. S. A.. and her daughters are
visiting Capt. and Mrs. S. j. Mulhall at
the Hollies, near Ballston, Va.
Maj. W. E. Ellis, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Ellis are spending September at Rocky
Point Inn. Fourth Lake, in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs. Alpha T. Easton has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. p. S. Bruguiere,
at OsgOod villa, Newport, r. l.. for the
summer. Mrs. Easton viii join Capt
Easton in this city later IN September
Brig Gen. and Mrs F. G. Smith and
Miss Frances Smith. Of this city. are the
guests OF Mai. and Mrs. William Cham
berlaine, Of Fort Warren Mass.
Mrs. William II. Sheperd, OF Fort Myer.
Va, Is visiting Miss Margaret Kimberly,
OF Fort Monroe. Va. for several weeks.
Miss Frances Miller IS the guest Of
Miss Marguerite Knox, at the Soldiers
Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Borden, who
have been spending the summer at their
place in Allenhurst, N. J., will return TO
Washington this week
Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions Kelly
and Mrs. Kelly and James A. Rutherford
and Mrs. Rutherford are at the Ellerslie
cottage, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. GhiselH have
returned from Atlantic city. and Mrs
Ghiselli is now visiting Mrs Vicari. Of
Govanstown, Md.
Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell, L. "a.
who has been spending a few weeks I'm
jamestown. r. l.. arrived here last week.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel s. Carroll, OF
1911 Third street. entertained at a lawn
party on Tuesday evening in compliment
to the eighty-second birthday of Mrs
Carrolrs father, Col. William o. Drew
The expansive lawn was beautifully
lighted with lanterns. and refreshments
were served. Among the guests were
Mrs. Kurtz, Miss Kurtz. Miss Ella Kurtz,
Mrs. Goodwin, Harvey Goodwin, George
w. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. Brannan. Mrs
Kidwell and son. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Craig, Mrs. Lunsford, Mrs. Gross. Misses
Nellie and ollie Drew. NJ, and Mrs. Irby.
Fred Carroll, Prof McNeal. Schley Cas-
sin, Mrs Davis. Mrs. Hoge. Mrs. 3. Glib
son, Miss Russell of Baltimore. and Miss
Afford, Of Greenville, s. c.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dove, Of 1119
Clifton street, entertained a number OF
children in honor OF the third birthday Of
their daughter, Marion Frances. The
house decorations were pink dahlias and
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The wedding OF Miss Edith Deacon and
George Lee Peabody. which was to have
taken place in Newport next Thursday.
has been postponed until some time in
January, owing to the illness of Mr.. Pea
body. The wedding will take place either
in New York or Boston
Miss Martha Martin and Mr. James
Bell were married last evening at $50
o'clock at the home Of the bride in New
Jersey avenue. Rev. J. II. Taylor per-
formed the ceremony.
The wedding OF Miss Emma Bergman
and Mr.. Joseph G. Cook took place Tues
day evening at $50 o'clock at the Emory
M. f. Church South. The bride was
gowned in ivory messaline with pearl
garniture and carried large bouquet Of
Bride roses and lilies Of the valley She
entered the church with her maid Of
honor her sister Miss Louise Bergman
The 'Lohengrin' march was played during
the entrance. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. c. NJ. Hesser. pastor
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II You're To BE Married This Month.
It's time 70 arrange for carriages. Dow
neys elegant bridal turnouts are best.
Rates reasonable. Stables, lC20 L st. NV.
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Mrs. briggs, widow OF Capt. briggs.
L. S. n. and Miss Natalie briggs have
returned to their apartment in the High
lands. after having spent the summer
months at Atlantic City and on the
Massachusetts coast.
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DoUney's Noted Bridal TurnOutS
are the favored carriages for stylish we'd
CingS. Hired reasonably. Stables. 1920 I.
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Mr.. Chalmers Patterson and daughter,
Miss Jerrine Patterson. Of Danville Va,
are visiting Mrs. Theodore II. Tiller.
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guests at the Hotel Cecil, Lausanne.
Switzerland, before returning TO their
villa on Lake Como.
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Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell, L. S. A,
who has been spending a few weeks in
jamestown. r. l.. arrived here last week.
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Misses Ruth and Naomi Taylor have
returned to Washington after spending
several weeks with relatives In Stone
wall, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. GhiseIi have
returned from Atlantic City. and Mrs.
Ghiselli is now visiting Mrs Vicari. of
Govanstown, Md.
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Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions Kelly
and Mrs. Kelly and James A Rutherford
and Mrs. Rutherford are at the Ellerslie
cottage, Asbury Park.
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Mrs. Lawton. widow Of Cen H. w.
Lawton, u. S. A. and her daughters are
visiting Capt and Mrs. s. J. Mulhall at
the Hollies, near Ballston, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Borden. who
have been spending the summer at their
place in Allenhurst. N. J.. will return to
Washington this week.
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Miss Frances Miller IS the guest Of
Miss Marguerite Knox, at the Soldiers
Home.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
BROWN IS
GOING TO
B|DE TINE
WHEN HE THINKS THE PUBLIC
WILL SEE THINGS IN THE
LIGHT HE DOES.
MAY SUE ROOSEVELT FORuBEl
For His Speech at Freeport When
He Refused to Dine With Sea-
ator Lorimer.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-The jury in
the bribery case of Lee O'Neil Brown
connection with the election OF
United States Senator Lorimer,
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
Cheering lasted for ten minutes at
the announcement of the verdict.
Brown, with tears in his eyes, en-
praced his attorney and was carried
out Of the court room on the shoul-
ders of his friends.
II am going to bide my time, and
then the public will see," replied
Lee O'Neil Brown, when asked today
by a United Press representative II
he intended to sue Roosevelt for libel
for statements made at Freepoft, III,
regarding dining with Senator Lo,i-
mer. Much evidence that was not
used here for lack Of jurisdiction
can be admitted at the Springfield
trial of Brown in Sangamon county
on the charge of bribing Senator D.
w. Holshaw.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
BUNCE is FINDING SOME
-. VERY RICH VALUES.

A sample of ore taken from the
sixty-foot level in the Home Ruin
shaft at the carbonate camp as
says ITO ounces of silver, $3.50 in
gold and 45.9 per cent in lead or
galena, making the market value
$133.75 per ton. The ore is widen
ing out until it is over three feet in
width, the vein now being developed.
And a sample taken from the bot
tom of the shaft contains values
worth $69.S0, while some from the
dumps showed a value of 1920
Rich streaks have been encountered
at various places on other levels as
saying from $50 to $3.50 per ton.
The deeper the mine is prospected
the more convinced do those interest
ed become that Mr.. Bunce has found
the most valuable mine in the group
in the Carbonate camp.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
PIERRE MAN SHOOTS
AND KILLS STRANGER.
Tramp Used Sharp Tool. for. At
tack and Was Shot While in
Close Contest.

Pierre, S. D., Sept. 10.-L. w. Ell
lott, a liveryman here, shot and
killed a tramp whose name was un-
known in a fight here, while Deputy
Sheriff Henry Walker was trying 10
take the stranger into custody.
The tramp threatened the deputy.
who at once started in pursuit, try
ing to take his mar alive. Elliott
was called in to assist and the tramp
turned on him with a sharp tool,
and Elliott claims that he believed
his life was in danger and that he
could not get away from the tramp
in safety. The sheriff took charge of.
the body and an inquest will be held.
There are no marks or papers on the
tramp by which identification can be
made. =.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
HARDING COUNTY
RANCHER'S SON BITTEN
Child May Die From Poison of 8
Huge Rattlesnake Which Tack
led Him.

Camp Crook, S. D., Sept. 10
R~attlesnakes will probably claim an
other victim in the western portion
of the state in the 7-year-old son of
George Rollins, a rancher, living on
the South Grand river in Harding
county. The boy was bitten while
playing with some small school
mates. He was struck twice between
the thumb and foref1nger OF the
right hand. The school teacher
bound the wound and rushed the boy
home, where, a physician was hurried
in al auto. For the, first two days
the child did well, but he is now
thought to be dying from the poison.
Reports of rattlesnakes this year
from all over the western and north
ern part of the state have been par
ticularily numerous, several fatal
tiles occurring, and the presence of
the reptiles is believed to be due to
the hot, dry year.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
DEAD MAN NOMINATED
ON WISCONSIN TICKET.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 10
Frank Tucker, Of Neilsville, though
dead, has been nominated on the
LaFollette state ticket for the office
OF attorney general, by a plurality
estimated at 10000.
1t was too late in the campaign to
substitute another man in his place,
and Charles II. Crownhart, manager
Of the LaFollette campaign, sent
word to voters throughout the state
advising them to cast their suffrage
to Tucker, with the idea in view of
having the state central committee
later on substitute another man in
fuckers place In case he was nom
mated.
"a sensation in connection with the
candidacy WAS the discovery at Mad
ison that g large number Of stamped
envelopes belonging to the state were
usedsin sending out fuckers cam
paign literature. Tucker denied. that
" had any connection with the
deal and declared it was q
s.frameup" ~ some Of his enemies.
MF4 NFf
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
MILWAUKEE LIKELY
TO GET BUSY SOON.

Rapid iCty Journal: w. E. Pen
degrast. assistant freight agent of
Chicago; w. F. Cody, division freight
and passenger agent, Mason City, Ia,
and j.. II. TAFT. travelling freight
agent, of Mason City, all represent
ing the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, have been in the city
several days on company business.
Wednesday. Nessrs. Prendegast
and Cody made a trip over the R. c.,
B. H. & w. Last night they left for
the east. The fact that so many
Milwaukee officials are coming to
Rapid City recently is taken as an
indication for activity in the extern
sion of the company's lines west or
northwest in the near future, by
those conversant with the outlook.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
BASEBALL SUNDAY
AT MCDONALD PARK.
Deadwood and Fort Meade Will Meet
on the Diamond to Even Up
Accounts.

Sunday afternoon at Mcdonald
meet on the diamond and play a
game of ball to permit the soldiers
to even up for their defeat when
they visited here a couple of weeks
ago when Deadwood won the game
in the ninth inning by a o of 8
to 2. There will be nine of good
players on both sides, with the best
pitchers in the box and the game
will be for blood. The game will
be called at $3.50. Usual admission
charged.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
OUT IN CALIFORNIA.

n republican convention in Cal
ifornia completed the work of the
recent primary by taking over the
organization completely from the
stalWarts. Endorsed all the nominees
OF the primary and adopted a pro-
gressive platform. Roosevelt's name
was loudly a%pplauded when mention
ed. A resolution endorsing the Taft
administration was voted down, but
1T was approved for the partial en-
actment of the Roosevelt policies inro
law.
The tariff plank endorses protec-
tion and advocates a tariff commits
sion. Elimination Of railroad inf,-
ence in the state legislature ia de-
manded. Election Of United States
senator's by popular vote is endorsed.
and the party pledged to favor the
income tax amendment to the ma
tional constitution. 81.
Among other declarations are "a
provision for the physical valuation
-. aHHE. -.
Of railroad properties; the submis-
sion to the voters Of an amendment,
for sswomau's suffrage; a, non-partis-
an Judiciary; the restoration 81 the
true Australian ballot without party
circles ;or. columns; the. establishment
OF a. government Hnesof steamshfps
between Panama = andsPacihc coast
points and "tties nnswerpings opposi-
ltion Of the, peoplesof California to the
further .admissionxof Oriental labor
erst is.togethern With - demand on
congress- and the president::for "the
adoption Of all necessary measures 10
guard. against this evil (.
Insshort y was siprogressive CON
seAtioa and adopted q progressive
lplatixrn. = d ~.
4ns AAE
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-16
BALLlNGER MATTER IS
A CLOSED INCIDENT.

Minneapolis, Sept. 1910 far as
the democratic %insurgent minority of
the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating
committee is concerned the investi-
cation is ended with the publication
of the resolutions %condemning Bal
linger, and they have adjourned to
meet in Washington Dec. 8. They
have completely ignored the action
of Senator Nelson in calling a meet
ing for Chicago next Tuesday. The
minority members declare they will
not attend the Chicago meetin.