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SOUTH ORANGE.
Arrange for Campaign.

Charles H. Jewett, Charles I. Beck
Robert S. Sinclair, Harvey |. Under
hill and Patrick Ash have been ap-
pointed by the Citizens party to select
names to be presented at a meeting
to be called later of possible nominees
for village trustees on the Citizens
party ticket, which will oppose the Peo-
pies party nominees at the election
to be held April 26. 1t Is understood
that Edward N. Loomis and John j..
Boyd will be two Of the men whose
names will be chosen, and former Trus
tee Walter 1. Mccoy has been promi-
mentioned as a possible
nominee.
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SEVERAL HAT FACTORIES
In ORANGE WILL CLOSE,

Several of the hat factories in Orange
Will close tonight for a few days, as a
result of a falling off in business.
Manufacturers say that their trade has
zone to pieces and that the necessity of
closing is one of the first results of the
recent strike, which, preventing produc-
ton for many months, drove the bust
ness elsewhere. An advance in the cost
of fur is also assigned as another rea-
SON Though at the present time ii is
thought that the closing will be for but
a short period, the manufacturers fear
b possibility of a dull season for some
time.
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AILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON
H~ARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Freaks Arm In Fall.

While on his way to his home, 20
Grant avenue, Harrison, last night,
John OlNeil tripped on a crossing and
broke one of his arms. He was taken
to st. Michael's Hospital in the Har-
rison ambulance. This morning he had
intended to attend the funeral of his
sister, Ellen O'Neil, who had died on
Tuesday, and which took place from
the Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison.
The injured man is a brother of Hugh
O'Neil, custodian of the Harrison Town
Hall.
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Mr.. AND MRS. j. w. ELLOR
ENTERTAIN FOR RELATIVE.

A tea was given yesterday afternoon
by former Surrogate Joseph w. Ellor
and Mrs. Ellor at their home, 80 Dodd
street, East Orange, in honor of Mrs.
Henry Gallian, of Philadelphia, a sister
of Mrs. Ellor. Mrs. Gallian poured, as
sisted by Miss May Ellor, and Mrs.
Ellor was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Joseph Lee. of East Orange; Mrs. Mary
Rutan, of Montclair. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley, of Bloomfield. A large num-
Der Of friends and relatives Of the Ellors
attended andicard games were enjoyed.
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gran fr,AssirrED ans ARE BEsT.
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IRyINGTON.
Amended Code Considered.

The amended plumbing and sanitary
code was passed on second reading last
night by the Board of Health at its
regular semi-monthly meeting at Town
Hall. Sanitary Inspector Joseph *.
C~lickenger was authorized by the board
to take legal proceedings against Nah
Ion s.. Drake, Mrs, Elizabeth Oliemar
and, Mrs. Mary Baker for having re-
p%eatedly ignored it's request to make
sewer connections on premises owned
by them. The executors of the Irving
ton Hotel have given assurances TO
the board that immediate action Will
be taken TO abate the nuisance result
ing from the water flow from the barns
on that property. MIR. Clickenger re-
ported nine cases of scarlet fever and
two cases of diphtheria during the past
two weeks. Plumbing Inspector Joseph
S~onnenberg reported sixteen plumbing
inspections during the same period.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
Deaths in the
Suburban Toquns
MRS REBECCA ]. POST.

Mrs. Rebecca j. Post, widow of Will
lam Post, of Bloomfield, died at her
home, lis Thomas street, in that town.
this morning after a long illness from
a complication of diseases. She had
lived in the town for twenty years.
Mrs. Pest was a member of Christ
Episcopal Church. The funeral will be
held Monday afternoon and will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Edwin A. White.
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ANTLERED HERD OF SOUTH
ORANGE ELECTS OFFICERS.
Fred Audrey Is Again Chosen Ex'
allied Ruler.

Fred Ardrey was reelected exalted
ruler of South Orange Lodge of Elks,
No. 154, at the second annual election
held last night. and Henry M. Trlmpl
was again chosen leading knight.
The other officers were chosen as fol-
lows: Esteemed loyal knight, Henry j.
Weber; esteemed lecturing knight
George NJ. Macdonald; secretary, An
drew I. Mcdonald: trustee for three
years, Clarence A.. Goldsmith. and rep
r~esentative to the grand lodge, Fred
Audrey.
The officers will be installed on April
Z at a meeting in Audrey Hall in Pros
pect street.
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MONTCLAIR.
Princeton Alumni to Meet.

The executive committee Of the
Princeton Alumni Association of Mont
clair and Vicinity completed arrange
ments last night for its annual meet
ing, which will take the form of a
smoker, in the grill room of the Hotel
Montclair next Tuesday night. The
principal speakers vii, be Prof. John
G. Hibben. of Princeton University:
Halsey Durand, of New York city,
class of 81, commonly known as
Patsy, and Royal S. Goldsbury, of
Pittsburg. Pa, formerly of Glen Ridge,
and a member of the local association.
The associations of Orange, Newark.
North Jersey, which includes graduates
from Passaic and Bergen counties, are
invited, and it is expected that a large
number of them will attend.
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MTLEY.
Preparing for School Election.

The annual school meeting and cleo
ton of members of the Board of Educa-
tic to fill the vacancies caused by the
expiration of the terms of DIR. George
B. Philhower Thomas J. O'Neil and
Pereley A. Prior and the resignation of
Henry w. Goodrich will TAX place on
Tuesday evening, March Is, at the Park
School. The three retiring members of
the board are expected to run again for
reelection although they are noncom-
initial on the subject. Among the new
names mentioned are those of James M.
Sattler and former Mayor James Gill
more. Summer w. White and j. II. Van
Wrinkle are also mentioned favorably.
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MICHAEL DEVlNE.

Michael, son of Mrs. Michael DeV1ne,
aged 10. of 400 Grant avenue, kearny,
died last night Of pneumonia. The
funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock
Monday morning. when a high mass
will be offered at st. Cecilia's r. c.
Church, Kearny.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
OF MISS HILDA JESSEN,

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Hilda Jessen, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Jessen.
of IS Hawthorne street, Orange. and
Ludwig OFT, of lis High street, also of
Orange. Miss Jessen is a sister OF
Miss Anna lessen, who is a well-known
yiolinist.
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CALDWELL AND R 0


The thirteenth annual meeting OF
Caldwell Council No. 254, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. was held last night in association
hall. A fine program was given,
Among those who entertained were Ado
Hoyt, Joe McKenna, John Forman and
Dick Haley. comedians; Jack L. Stur-
gis, Edward Hart, Harry Jones and
Charles Each, vocalists; Frank P. Bond,
~interlocutor; Charles Gillen, musical di-
rector.
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Funeral of Mrs. sherry.

Arrangements were made last night
for the funeral at 8 o'clock or Monday
morning of Mrs. Sarah Sherry, mother
of Mrs. John Headley, who died yes
terday after a few days lines. A
solemn high mass of requiem will be
celebrated and interment will be made
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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The Democrats of Harrison and East
Newark will hold their primary cleo
ton tonight at the town and borough
halls for the election of candidates
for the annual schoo election to be
held in the town and borough on Tues
| day., March 10.
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Missionary society Meets.

EIi>sichAtN Cottsts cchr
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Homo and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Caldwell Presbyterian Church
was held yesterday in the lecture room.
These officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Thomas Biggs; first vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Nelson Burdick Chester;
second vice-president, Mrs. Henry eau
field; third vice-president, Mrs, Emily
Harrison; secretary, Mrs. William
Leavitt; treasurer. Mrs. Almus p.
Clark. and secretary of literature, Mrs.
William SharWell. 1t was voted to have
the semi-annual meeting of the foreign
missions of the Newark presbytery at
Caldwell in october.
A concert will be given in the Verona
Methodist Church Tuesday evening.
under the direction of the Epworth
League, for the beneit of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j. Wright, of
Pennsgrove, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Wright, of
Bloomfield avenue, West Caldwell.
Mrs. Walter Sharwell, of Gould ave-
nue., Caldwell. is visiting'her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rutherford, Of
Staten Island.
Mrs. Howard Selover, of Campbell
avenue, Caldwell. entertained the
Regimental Whist Club last night.
High score was made by Mrs. William
Heckeroth. Refreshments were served
after the game.
The Caldwell Borough improvement
Association will meet at the home of
Mrs. Marcus Stagers Monday. March
IA, The annual banquet will be held
at Association Hall Tuesday, March 10.
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JOHN GORMAN.

John German, aged So years, OF oil
John street, Harrison, died at st. MI
chaers Hospital, this city, last night
after a lingering illness. He leaves q
widow and three small children.
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As the attention given to the musical
part of the program at the weekly
meetings of the Lenten Sewing Society
held Friday mornings in the Womans
Clubhouse. East Orange, claimed SO
much time from the sewing. that pleas
ant feature was omitted 1t the meeting
this morplp~
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BELLEVlLLE.
To Produce "Handy Andy"

To Produce ''Handy Ahdy'"
Rehearsals are being Tor
the production of a play entitled
Handy Andy" which will take place
March II at st. Peters Hall. Those
who will take part in the play are Miss
Mary Plunkett, Miss Mae Sheehan, Miss
Catherine McDonough, Miss Gertrude
Byron, Miss Rose Mahady, George Nc
Grath, Joseph Mccarthy, Philip Ward
George Ward, John Brucker. John
Flynn and Michael Connolly The cast
will be given under the direction oil
Patrick Finn and John MCGUIRE.
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Library Report.


Librarian Mrs. Elizabeth A. Shattuck,
of the Free Public Library, has com
pleted the report of the library for
last month. The total circulation of
books was 4,210, divided as follows:
Juvenile, 1,414; fiction, $500; history,
AZ: biology, 80, and science, los. The
r~eading-room was patronized by 766
persons during the month. The report
shows that the most popular books dur
ing the month were as follows. "Trux-
ton King by G. B. McCutcheon; "The
Pool of Flame" by S. J.. Vance,; 1.-THE
Foreigner by r. Conner; "It Never
Can Happen Again" by NJ. De Morgan;
Lord Loveland Discovers America" by
C. and NJ. Williams; 1.-THE Lords of
High Decision by N. Nicholson.
A meeting of Civil War veterans will
be held tonight in the township COM
mittee rooms for the purpose of organ
izing a separate post of the G.. A. r.
Veterans of Belleville and Nutley will
become members of the post. City
Clerk Connolly, of Newark, department
commander of the G. A. r. in this State,
will be present.
A "peddlers' parade and sale OF
goods will be held at Belleville hall
Wednesday under the auspices Of Gen
eral Sedgwick Circle, Ladies of the G.
A. r.
The Wednesday Evening Club met
this week at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. C. z. Scudder, in Academy street
Papers were read by George r. Gerard
and Miss Myrtle Briggs,
The Acme Club held a theatre party
last night in the Newark Theatre. A
supper was afterward enjoyed by
about forty of the members.
The Essex Club will have a smoker
tonight at its headquarters. Main street
TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Injured In Fall from wagon.

Angelo Andere, 80 years old, Of 20
Glenridge avenue, Montclair, sus-
tanned a fractured rib by falling from
a wagon in Ridgewood road, South
Orange, last night. He was picked up
by Frank Navarro, of the same address,
who was n of tbs occupants OF the
wagon, and removed to the Memorial
Hospital, Orange.
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The South Orange Field Club will
give a sta sc whist on Tuesday evening
under the direction Of the house COM
mittee, Henry b. Smith, Charles
Conant, John Livingston and A. Al.
PTrffpndju
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Alumni Meet.

Alumni Meet.
The ;rvington public school alumni
held it's midwinter meeting in Masonic
Hall last night. The gathering was a
great success, being largely attended.
Nominations for officers to be elected
at the June meeting were as follows.
President, William Frank Headley;
vice-president, Frank Craven, jr; re-
cording secretary, Miss Nora Gardner;
corresponding secretary, Miss Antha
E. Cliff; financial secretary, A. Elmer
Andruss; treasurer, Harry Oakley. Mr.
Headley, Miss Gardner and Mr.. Andruss
will succeed the retiring officers, Albert
Z. Webb, Miss Effie Durand and Harry
Badgley. The executive committee of
the association brought before the gath
ering the necessity of "a proper assem-
bly, room in one of the public schools
for holding meetings On all matters per-
tanning to school interests. The COM
mittee urged all the members TO put
forth their efforts to secure the desired
result. Refreshments and dancing oil
lowed the business session.
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OIner members were A. U. wilson,
George c. Greason, c. w. Potter, Will
bur F. Unger, F. ]. Bernier and w.
X. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom j. Jurett and
family, of Brooklyn, have taken UP
their home in Valley road.
The Misses Louise and Helen Ma
gowan, of Orange road, are home from
a visit TO friends at Plainfield.
Torrance Mcclure, of Bloomfield ave-
nue., will sail tomorrow for ireland to
visit his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph j. Worden, of
Halifax, Nova Scotia, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger w. Ben
ton, of Claremont avenue, for the past
week, ave returned to their home.
Mrs. Susan d. Walters, of North Full
lerton avenue, has returned from a
visit to friends at Bridgeport, Conn.
over one hundred members OF the
Montclair Lodge of Elks in special
trolley cars attended a theatre per-
Torrance last night in Newark, and
afterwards b~anqueted at the Holland
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r d. Andrews. OF Wal
nut street, are home from a three
months visit to the West.
Harold Backstrom, of Bloomfield ave-
nue., has gone to Bermuda for a stay
of -four weeks.
Mrs. James r. Deringer and family,
of North Mountain avenue, left this
morning for a two weeks trip in the
South.
Robert and Herbert Du Balm, of Or
ange road, have returned from a trip
to Europe.
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To Issue s2e,soo In bonds.

To Issue S26,S0O In Bonds. F
The village trustees at a meeting last
night directed the issuance of SIG, 800
worth of bonds to take up the floating
Indebtedness of the village, and also
bonds to the amount of $10,0 900 for the
purchase OF the Grove Park property
The Rev.. George Mooney, pastor OF
the South Orange Methodist Church.
will preach in the Roseville Methodist
Church Sunday night. His pulpit will
be occupied by the Rev. Franklin
Dickson. assistant pastor of the Rose
vile church. At the morning service in
the South Orange church Mr.. Mooney
will administer the of in
FAINT baptism and the Lords supper.
Oliver Leane leads in the billiard
tournament in the South Orange Field
Club. having defeated Pulling and Sny-
der. Wallace is ''booby" man, hav-
been defeated by Fullerton. Meeker,
Paine and Redfern.
In the two-man bowling tournament
at the South Orange Field Club Con-
way and Van Vechten still lead, with
a record of twelve games won and four
lost. OF the 5SS games to be rolled in
the tournament but ninety-nine have
been played.
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Funeral of Mrs. Connolly.

One of the largest funerals held from
ST. Cecilia'S r. G. Church, kearny, in
a long time was that this morning of
Mrs. Hugh Connolly, nee Gleason, who
died on Tuesday, and who a long
been leading soprano singer in the
choir of st. Cecilia's Church. The
body was taken from the late home
of the deceased. 8 Kearny II At
the church a solemn high mass of re-
QUEEN was sung, Miss Kathryn Riordan
leading the choir. Among the mourn
ers were the members of the Rosary
Society, League of the Sacred Heart,
of the church. and ST. Cecilia's Branch,
No. 240, L. C. B. A, of which the
deceased was a member. Tnterment
was made in the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulchre. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Sheik and Carey. Edward n
Peter Boyle, James and Thomas O'Don-
nell.
In order to provide funds for the an
nual trip of the senior class of the
Kearny High School to Washington
during the Easter vacation, a fair Is
being held today and tomorrow at the
High School auditorium.
Zephaniah Knowles. of Kearny ave
nue., opposite the Free Library, is seri-
ously i'll at st. B~arnabas's Hospital,
this city.
The Union Club team, of Arlington,
last night in Quincy Hall defeated the
Deerfoot A. c., of Orange, at basket
ball by the score of SIS to 81.
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High school to Have Paper.

High SchO0I 10 Have Paper.
At a recent meeting of the pupils of
the High School it was decided to pub
fish a school paper on a few weeks.
The following staff has been selected:
Editor-in-chief George A. Hill. jr.;
sporting editor. Jean Whitbeck;
alumni editor, Miss Phyllis Williams;
short-story editor. Miss Anita Ohrt-
man; bushes manager, Clark Hill. The
following selections for class reporters
were made: Freshmen. Miss Mary
Lamb; sophomores, Miss Caroline
Goodrich; juniors, Miss Dorothy Win
ner: seniors. James McCullum.
Fortnic htIy Club Dance.
The F%ortnightly Club held its regular
dance at the clubhouse last night.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Arold. of Belleville; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Hunting, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. C.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bernard,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. life, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r. Colwell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Nc
Clintock. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wellman, DR.. and
Mrs. II. H. Haywood. Thomas Bates,
Mrs. John Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. N. Conover.
Progress Lodge, knights of Honor,
will hold a reception and dance at the
Town Hall auditorium on the night OF
st. Patrick's day.
The Rev. c.. II. Richards. of Mont
clair, will occupy the yuplit at st. Paul's
Congregational Church at both morning
and evening services on Sunday.
The Ladies Social Circle, of the
Franklin Reformed Church, will hold a
st. Patrick's Day supper on March IL al
the church. In addition an interesting
program has been arranged.
Miss Margaret Kane, of Portland, Me.
a former resident of Nutley, is spending
a few days with friends in town.
A ship social will be given at the
Franklin Reformed Church this evening
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Socia
Circle for the benefit of the church
fund. A miniature ship, with all Of the
appointments, together with a yarn
spinning crew. will be one of the at
fractions.
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An informal subscription dance will
be held in Central Hall, Bloomfield, to-
morrow night under the management
of Warren Woodward.
Charles S. Douglass, for many years
a member of Phoenix Hose Company
No. 1, of Bloomfield, has resigned.
George Bohr was chosen as his sue
cessor.
Allison Dodd, Howard b. Davis, 10
seph NJ. Mann and John A. Jamison
have been elected elders of the old
First Presbyterian Church to succeed
Harris ii. Uhler, William A. Baldwin
H. Grinnell Disbrow and L. Howes
Crowell. The terms are for three years
The Rev. Thomas Travis, pastor OF
Pilgrim chapel, Montclair, will speak
before the Mems League in the First
Presbyterian Church tonight.
Mrs. Frank e. Kirby, OF Washington
street, is in Washington. ID. c., for q
few weeks,
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BLOOMFIELD1GLEN RIDGE
BLOOMFIELD POLICE SEEK
SPEEDY" MESSENGER BOY,

The police of Bloomfield are anxious
to locate Lewis c. Thompson, a negro.
10 years old, who had been employed
for several weeks as o messenger in
the Western Union Office in Glenwood
avenue, hat town.
Thompson vas the ~leetest messenger
ever employed at the office, and his
good work had often been commented
upon. He grew speedier, however.
when sent out by Miss Ethel Cadmus.
the manager. to collect bills. He Sc
cured, it is alleged, about 81. and then
disappeared.
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school supcrintendcnt's Report.

School Superintendent Frank II. Nor
rells report for February School at
tendance is as follows: Clinton Avenue
West School, enrolment. 100, average
attendance, 615; Florence Avenue
School, 1853, 296; Colt Street School. 3o1,
256: Grove Street School, 376, 1928; Mount
Vernon Avenue School, 157, 1872. Total
enrolment, 1896; total average attend
ance, 1872.
William Deixal. of Newark, a driver
for the Adams Express Company. was
arrested yesterday by Officer Vein
garth for driving on the Colt street
sidewalk. He was paroled to appear
before Recorder TlIrton tonight.
Mrs. George o. MacNabb. of "A Wash
ington avenue, was rendered a surprise
party at her home last night by q
number of her friends. Parlor enter
tainment, vocal and instrumental solos
and refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs.
! MacNabb was presented with fine
! pieces of cut glass.
Sanitary Inspector Joseph Clickenger
has been authorized by the Health
Board TO purchase a case in which to
carry his fumigatihg outfit.
The Junior Epworth League Society
of the Methodist Church will hold a
business meeting in that ediflce to-
night.
Edwin r. Doug1erty, of Twenty
third street, has returned from a stay
in New Dorp and Sharon Springs,
N. Y.
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to Meet.

ImprONers to Meet.
A mass-neeting under the auspices
of the %Irvington Improvement Associa-
ton will be held tomorrow night at
John j. Bonscner's Speedway Hall. 100
Speedway avenue to protest against
he proposed legislation for the an
nexation of part of the tow to New
ark. The committee, consisting OF Jo-
seph Mauer. Henry Ellenbach. Otto B.
Kuscher. Charles Mummey and Theo-
dore Stahl, which was appointed By
the improvement association last
Wednesday night to prepare a resolu-
ton of remonstrance for signatures
against the plan of annexation. met
last night at the home of Harry j.
Stanley. 20 South Twenty-second street.
They drew up the resolutions and ar
ranged to have it circulated for sigma
lures at tomorrow nights meeting,