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W. K. G.. and her daughter, Miss
Blanche Hawk of Sacramento. Cal. The
other guests were Mrs. Agnes l.. Keller,
department president OF Potomac W. X. g.
Mrs. Sallie Price Fcrren. department sec
Rotary: Mrs. Isabella \. Rontz. president
Phil sheridan w. X. e.. Miss May Bor-
land. department color bearer, and Mrs
Nettie Ma"kay Boriand. department OF
press Spondent. The faNors We're
dainty ribbon flags and photographs OF
the hostess
Or. 3. J. Madert nas returned to the
city after two months, vacation at Gas
sic Shore, Va.
Announcements is made of the marriage
Of Misc Blanche Fsteila kimball. daEsh-
ter OF MIR. ana Mrs. William VI. kimhall.
10 Mr. Lee Byrn kemou Of tins city. The
wedding took plac. Yesterday noon NJ
the lexington Frcshl terrain Church. the
Rev. II. Il. Brundarc officiating. in the
presence Of small party of relatives
and friends. The bride was bcComInSlE
gowned in 4 tailored sui; of brown broad
ciot! with a hat of brown silk. She wore
a bouquet of orchids and lilies OF the val
ley. Immediately following the ceremony
the bride and groom left for Atlantic
City for a short stay. after which they
of the middle west. Returning TO Wash
inCton. they will he at home 10 their
friends at the Lehman after November i.
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MILK DISPENSED FROM
NEW OYSTER STATION
Number of Applications at
Northeast Depot Said to
Prove Its Need.

The irst delivery Of milk 70 the new
George NJ. oyster. jr., phianthropic BABY
milk station opened yesterday at the
Noel House, 18th and Kramer streets
northeast, was made this afternoon. 1t
was announced the dispensing hour at
this station will he :: O'Clock e.,erv after
noon
Yesterday DR. David w Tastet, fae
physician in charge Of The station, and
Miss Alice Curtis Of Garfield Hospital.
who is IL he tie resident nurse. We're
present at the formal opening Of the
depot. Applications from number Of
parents whose babies are to be supplied
with milk through The station were re-
ceived. Formulas were made out for the
respective needs Of each child and the
milk delivered this afternoon was pre-
pared accordingly.
The Noel House station makes six In
all that Mr.. oyster IS operating. The
other five are al Chidren'S Hospital
Casualty Hospital. Friendship House
Neighborhooj House and CDlored' Social
Settlement. At all the stations milk Is
furnished free 10 infants whose parents
are una BILE - pay FOR it.
Mr.. oyster todav said the number OF
applica lions received at the Noel House
convinced him there Wa need for the
opening Of a milk station in that sec
ton He has under consideration the
opening Of seventh station al George
town Univer$ity Hospital.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health office in the past twenty
four hours
Hazen t. Lansguth, 81 years 4Ga III
street northwest
Harry Smith, Ii years iO3 II street
northwest.
Charlotte L. Gates, 30 years. i76 I'll
street southwest
Howard L. Tenant, IL years. 1861
Marion street northwest.
Catherine \. Parker, SO years, 1i1i 18th
street northwest.
Richard c. Kerr. ~ years. 55O1 9th
street northwest.
Nora T. Callahan. IL months, 231 Lin
worth place southwest.
Susan Allen, II years. 16 D street SOUTH
west.
Sarah Lee. IS year, l413 2sth street
northwest.
John Wilson "a Yeas. F'reedmens Hos
pital.
Mary t. Green, ii years, % Elvin road
Hillsdale, y. c.
Mary Brown. months, $40 3 street
southwest.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been re
ported to the health office in the past
twenty four hours:
LazZaro and Giovanna SAVING, boy.
Charles W. and Mary Mortimer. boy.
Laurence w. and Edna +. Lang, girl
Pinckney j. and Isabel l.. Hartman
boy
Antonio and Rosa Di francesca. girl.
Charles K. and Minnie d. Barbour
girl.
Ralph ". and May NJ Berry, boy.
Samuel and Mamie TolSon. boy.
Allen and Margaret Robinson. boy.
Thomas and Mary Phillips, girl
Nathaniel and Mary JoIes. girl
Clifford and Rebecca >onnSon. girl.
William and Mar Jackson, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued Il
the following:
Harry J. Johnson and Myrtle Mover
John II. West and Bertha r. Burgess.
Charles H. Smith and Lillian l.. sin
clair, both of Prince William county Va
James J. Mateer and Anna J. White.
Clarence Taylor and Susie Williams.
Charles MAYS and Martha Parks.
Henry f. Shipicy OF Richmond, Va,
ant. MARY i. Ramsey of RyLopa, Eng
land.
James w Hodge and Minnie A. Blank
enShip, both of Augusta county, Va.
Arthur +. Eenton and Mary Trail.
James l.. Jasper ana Gertrude H.
Preston.
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DIED.


DURkEE. Departed this life septemtrr u.
1911, At 40 pm. at his residence. 90 "
street southeast. Washington, u c. after
unfaitering patience. GEORGE NJ. Dlkhi l..
My Irusba MI is sleeping. free from all pain
IN. wake aim not. sweet spirit 10 suner asaln.
He u >lumb.riug sw."tiNt oH. let him sleep On;
Ills trials are all ended. his pain IS all gone.
Gour IL Tn. best % hs~ days
Bilght.d in mduh""d's bloom.
Torn from the H.arts that loved him.
III" lie in the silent tomb.
EY HIS DENOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Funeral service at hi, late residence. 81 "
street southeast. Friday. September L. !:
"'elock pm. Friends and teatlses invited
MARION. infant daughter ~ j. =. aud Lial
Hatcher aged four months
Funeral from residence .lg ! street northeast.
Thursday, September II. 1T o'clock , N.
HOLMES Departed this life Monday evening.
Sept"mher IL. 1911 At !. o'clock. BETTE \.
pariure a daughter. Caiiie Lewis stepdaugh-
Ter Emma johnson. and sister, Fannie J.
Washington.
Funeral from her sisters residence. I12s Yer
me- mon, assna" n"rihTes, Ihu,sdsy sePtenl-
George w. Brent and NJ. l.. Holly.
HOWARD In sad hut loving remembrance or
orr dear daughter DOROTHY TYLER
HOWARD who departed this life on Mon
day. September u. 1911. Al 40 o'ccck
Shc is not dead. hut sleepeth
nh, what a comfort know
Thar she whom loved fondly
Has passed from al sorrows below
Br HER FATHER. MOTHER AND GRAND
MOTHER
Funeral fnam her late residence. 10 + street
soGthwest Thursday. September u. at L
KERR On MONDAY. set; a.bcr II. 1911. &C
80 pm. al the residence Of his son in law
X. /. donovan. RICHARD KERR
uhe--i VIII take place Thursday. September Il.
at pm. from his late residence 55oI oh
MckINGLEY. ON Tne>day. September l.. 1a1,.
AT 311 pm. GEORGE MrkINGIs:sN >pn
Z 81 James Mekin-icy and The late Mary Nj
/ Funeral from his late resideuce 3Gl9 str ~
] northwest: Friday $50 am Requiem
mass ar Holy Trinity churc. p'cl~a, 80
day morning. Relatives and friends invited.
MoESELa. on, September y. 1911. At MaH9n-
Funeral services win hc hold ia III, rhapr' -
oak HiIl cemetery Thursday. September q.
! NJ o'clock. Relatives and frieads ia
rt"d - attend
PARKER on Nendsy september II. 1aii. at
+ ) "'c,oes PIN. CATHERINE i. rhEkEI
me- Rupssrtt. beloved wife af NilIiam =
Parker. and dangh'er If Henrietta and -.
tat. J"hn ~. Ruppc-l. aged thirty -, years.
Funeral from her laie residence, W. f4lf Ifth
STREET northwest. Taursday >.itofnbrr -.
al $50 am: requiem lbe thr a
| Relatives aud friends invited. inictn.cnt at
81 Mary : cemetery. l3'
Ri HAEpSpN. suddenly. Tuo-day september
l., 1911. HENRY l.. RICHARDSON arcd
Funeral services 1T J. ". Iro's esarei Friday.
.pm. Int"rmcnt Gl"n~'-nd cemetery. -
SCOTT. Departed rhiS lif,. Tue~,iar Sopta,nl..r
l., 1911. Al =" pan. ANNIE ScoTf.
iunsral !" IA. in, r'a., = her nnSbrrs E.<'-
n - lrt tn I,rtt
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In Memoriam.

AIAlsu>. I" sad hn, loving rcn,~mhrsn.o Of
as drar wife. I.IIA Rr>I. AEht>.'>
tnec Cray. VII" departed This iifo tW" Sta
tnday. September - l:"3
M VIII" j. sleeping. free from all pau
She i sluub"rius >wc"'iy. 81. let her r. %
uer trials AZ" all ended her pain j. all gone.
Think hon 80 suffered and .mosned il pain.
Till God in his mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered message Of lave
DER III SBAND.
ASHFORD In sad hut loving remembrance "r
my dear friend MARY =. ASHFORD. who
died one wear acr to-day. September IL, l"io.
Friends may think tn" wound y healed
Eut they iittl" know the sorrow thar lies within
Day hy day | saw her fade and slowly pass a~sy.
But in my heart often prayed she might
The depth IT my sorrow no tongue can tell
At The los of I loved well
And while sh" lies in peaceful sleep.
Her sacred memory | shall always keep
Rest. sweet rest.
BY HER FRIEND, MRS. q. ". FEM.
mother aud grandmother. SARAH BROW ).
who died three years ago today, September
HER CurIDEEA AND GRANDCInLDREN.
CRAWFORD. Sacred I. the mam"ry u my de-
voted husband. ROBERT CRAWFORD. Who
entered int" rest NV years ago today, "
teulher IL. 1906.
God knows the Nay. He holds tI. key.
lie guides with nucrrtus hand.
Some time with fearless eyes ! II see.
Yes there up ther,. I'll understand
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE MARY q, BtIr
CRAWFORD.
DAVIS. In sadness but 80 lovingly DO
member our precious son and brother. I'll;
NEST JORDAN DAVIS. who wss called fr"'n
This lif. three years aEo today, S"pten'her
-; I:,uS.
HIS DEVOTED MDIHEl; AND SISTERS.
DICGS. In sad bu: loving remembrance of my
husband. CORNEr.IIS DIt+G>. died
four years ago today. September IL. 1903.
Gone hut not forgotten.
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IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WINTER PLANS NOTED OF SEW
ERAL WELL KNOWN PEOPLE.
Mr.. MacVeagh in a Chicago Man
Wedding Party-Other
Events.

Mr. and Mrs James w Nadsworth.
Jr left their country house 1T Genesoo,
y; y, yesterday for u prolonged stay
on Paladuro ranch, in Texas. Mr.
"adsWorth while in Texas viii be in
charge of the ranch. which is owned
10y his aunt. Mrs. Adair
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commander archibald Davis. L. S ",
ana MIS- Davis Will spend next winter
III TINS city and have taken the house
loo' -oth street. which they will take
possession OF on their return from
haghoila. Mass, where they have been
spending several weeks
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Damage by Insects.

Other features nf Yesterday $ session
included the deciarat ton of pr. g. Hop
llins. expert in charge Of forest insect
invest iSat ion. that III. annual damage
done oT insects is greater than that trnIll
forest fires. and the proposition 10y T.. j
HAYNES president Of the Montana Vel
loWstone Stage Company. that a railroad
over which gasoline motor cars should
he operated be constructed TO all the
present points OF interest in Yellowstone
Park. aud through much of the park now
unfa milar TO tourists.
Secretary Fisher yesterday announced
change in his itinerary. Tie will leave
Yosemite Park for the Grand Canyon
September ~, and will reach the ngle
Dam, New Mexico, September -.
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Prize Horseman Dying From Fall.

SYRACUSE. \. Y, September 1S.-Pin-
ned beneath his mount when the horse
reared on its hind legs and fell over
backward, Lieut.. William Lynch, blue
ribbon holder of the New York mounted
police squad. was fatally injured at the
state fair here last night.
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GIVES FORESTRY VIEWS
Secretary Fisher Regrets Sep
aration OF Service From In
terror Department.

/ CANON HOTEL, YELLOWSTONE
PARK. Wvo.. Sertcr7ber 13-That tn"
separation of the forest service from the
Department Of the Interior was a mis-
take and that the consolidation Of all
forestry work. whether III the Indian
service. the lard office "r the national
parks, under tn" supervision Of Il bureau
in the interior Department, would bring
about the great">t efficiency ana econ
omy and eliminate ~" constant dupli"a-
tion Of work now taking place. was tn"
statement If Secretary Of the Interior
Walter J.. Fisher At III. nh,iopal park
conference here Yesterday.
Secretary Fishers statement followed
an address hy chief Forester II. :.
Grave, IL which Mr.. Graves pointed out
that tn" problems confronting rational
park Sup"rint"ndents were practically
identical with tifnS" ~ his department
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

We wish to direct your attention a remarkably in
tercstnc Street fall and winter wear
These hats all the imported vcous scratch cs
beavers. etc. the styles exclusive represent the
makers in Paris New York our nliner has re
Gently Paris, know the RIGHT
ideas which have been developed i'll the last
Your inspection is invited.
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baron ti"SeI the retiring Russian
ambassadors IS expected i'll New York
thls week, and viii go on 10 Manci.es-
ter Tor while, before tie takes his
official leave
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BORN

BORN.
IItGtI.EY on Tuesday. September L. 1911,
10 MIR. and Mrs. Edgar \. HuguleI. sou.
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Dr.. Lyons
Tooth Powder

cleanses, preserves and beauti-
hes the teeth, prevents tooth
decay and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

any state meeting. Il was impossible
for any patron TO be sure of being
fairly represented. that the members
OF the settlement hoard were really
selected by the secretary pf the
society. and that any one who was
not satisfactory To the powers that
We're, was pretty sure TO step down
and out.
Incidentally he intimated that there
had been several entertainments In
Lansing recently. and said that he
would not be mean enough 90 intimate
that they were for the purpose OF in
huenclng members OF the legislature
on this bill.
Rep. Warner then proceeded TO
pan the speaker In such friendly
manner as 10 keep a broad smile on
the latters face. lie said that n was
unnecessary for Mr.. Baker 10 an.
nounce his membership In the Grange.
as every one IN northern Michigan
had known Of Il about primary time.
Warner admitted having been at a
dinner given by representatives OF a
mutual insurance society some time
ago. but said that he had had no more
idea OF It's influencing his vote than
when he was entertained az the
speakers own house; and that the
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

which spirftuous. intoxicating or
malt liquors are sold as n beverage
shall not hereafter be established and
maintained and spirituous, intoxicat-
ing or malt liquors sold therein. and
TO repeal all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances inconaistent here with. f"
approved Jan. 2, 1908. by adding a
new section thereto. 10 be known as
section IL IaD
IL is hereby ordained by the people
OF the City OF Detroit:
Section l. That an ordinance .entl-
tied An Ordinance prsscriffng certain
limits within the City OF Detroit where
saloons in which spirftuous, intoxicat :
Ing or malt liquors are sold as a bev-
erage shall not hereafter be establish :
ed and maintained and spirituous, In
toNicating or malt LIQUORS sold therein.
and TO repeal all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances Inconsistent therewfth. Ap-
proved Jan. 2. 1909 be snndfthe same
section thereto be known as Section
IL (a).
Section II ta). No saloon where
spirituous, Intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall be hereaf-
Hr established and maintained within
troit described as follows All that
portion Of the City bounded on the
south by the National Boundary line;
on the east by the center line OF Nc
pogssl ,r svs o9 bs on shs wsss By me
north by the center line OF Larned
street. st-
Sec. . This ordinance shall take Inn
mediate effect $40
Approved March Z, 1911.
wM Il. THOMPSON.
Attest: CHARLES A NICHOLS.
1ofneisi pscers plss-e sopgJ
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

tIoitsrs. Il 10 likely that an abpfnpria-
ton for q new cell block viii be al
lowed.
Il have no words with which can
nuy tell you what ] think OF the
awful crime your state and my state
10 committing" said Mr. Hudson. Il
wish every man IN the Legislature
might see the terrible conditions OF
the old cell block at Jackson. You
are only so or so miles away; think
every member OF the legislature
should 80. there and look at IN Think
OF putting a man on sunday. after
morning chapel services, into a lit
tie hole three and half feet wide.
eight feet long and six and "A balf
feet high, imperfectly drained. II
drained at all. damp, the moor five
feet below the grade line, infested
with vermin. never a ray OF sunlight,
imperfect and poor ventilation. and
keeping him there until Monday morn
ing. with foul odors perhaps from
night until morning,
II believe In economy learned
It's necessity in the hard school Of
practical experience. When | was a
boy OF Is left school TO work I'm \
grocery store for s. a month, which
supplied a family OF nine with their
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend Section sof
Article 16 Of an ordinance entitled.
AN Ordinance defining the duties
and powers Of the Department Of
buildings, and the establishing OF a
building code sot the city OF De-
troit"
IL liz hereby ordained by the people
OF the city OF Detroit:
- Section l. That Section Of Article
l6 OF an ordinance entitled. An Ordi
nance defining the duties and powers
of the Department OF Buildings and
the City of Detroit be and the same
Ia hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section ., DIVISION WALLS. In
buildings OF class 4, division walls will
be required as follows: When In Tor
floor space exceeds 1000 square feet
In mill construction" 1900 square
feet In protected" or "hre-proof con-
struction" IS 900 square feet. The walls
when required shall he Of the thickness
required In the table and all openings
writers standard Gre resisting doors
on each side Of the wall BUILDINGS so
divided shall be treated in regard to
stairs and FIRE escapes as two or moro
separate buildings Separate stores
and dwellings. when in the same build
Ing. built other than as specified I'm
Glass herein. shall be divided by firo-
proof walls not less than eiph. Isl
Inches thick with masonry foundatI
Section .. This ordinance shall lake
Immediate effect
Approved Feb IS, 1911
W'M q. THOMPSON.
Attest: CHARLES a. NICHOLS,
C342) city Clerk.
CONCEAL papers please copy
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

scribfng certain limits within the CITY
OF Detroit where saloons IN Whltn
spirituouE. Intoxicating or matt LIQUORS
are sold as beverage snall nov ncrc
after be established and matntalned.
and spirituous Intoxicating or matt IL
quors sold therein. and TO repea al OF
dinances or parts OF oroina d in ,''pS ss
amended so as 10 read as follows.
section ~ No saloon, where spirit
sold as a beverage shall be hereafter
esta blished and maintained Withln tne
territory within the City OF Detroit de-
scribed as follows ,.
erly city limits at the intersection OF
the westerly line OF Private Clslm no.
AZ: thence easterly along the northeIls
River avenue: thence southeasterly
along the center line OF Grand RIVER
avenue 10 the center line OF Ninswool
avenue. teStend@dl; thence aou,norH
along the center line OF Vinewood aye
nue. TO the center line of public alley
lying first south OF Grand RIVER ave
nue. and extending westerly from me
wood avenue, thence westerly alonk
the center line OF said puolic alley 20
the center line OF public alley lying
first west of and parallel TO Nlnewooa
avenue, thence southerly aiohs Ssip
line OF said alley TO point IN the
southerly lire extended In Lot 20 block
z on the west side or NineWOOd ave
nue. thence easterly along the south
erIy line of Lot rs TO the west line or
Vinewood avenue: thence easterly
across Nirewood avenue 10 the center
line OF Brown Place: thence easterly
along tho center line OF Brown Place
to the center line OF Roosevelt avenue
thence southeasterly along the center
line OF Roosevelt avenue TO the center
line OF McGraw avenue; thence easterly
alona the center line OF McGruw ave-
nue. TO the west line OF the Porter
Farm; thence southerly along the west
erly line Of the Porter Farm 20 point
ITO feet south OF the sUuthrrty tine OF
Hancock avenue west: thence wester-
~ along the line parallel with and ITO
! feet distant southcrly from the south
| line OF Hancock avenue west 20 the
center line OF the alley first west OF
scotch avenue; thence northerly alonE
the center line or said alley 10 point
| ITO feet southerly from the south line
OF HoratiO street. thonce westerly
along a line parallel with and lilo feet
southerly 81 the south line OF Horatto
street TO the westerly line OF v. &. ~.
thence uortherly along said westerly
| line Of D. e. a. 10 the place OF begin
ming.
| Immediate effect
\ Approved March :. ralt
] NM v THOMPSON.
4 Mayor.
Attest cHAs A. NICHOLS.
/ (34s) city clerk.
Cofhclsi papers please copy
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31
MaYoraIty NomInee Sees PIOt.

CHICAGO. March Sl,-Charges that
''lIinky Dmk" Kenna and his political
aides are planning to vote 800 fraudn'
lent votes In single ward IN Chica'
COS municipal election Tuesday are
made today by Charles +. Merriam,
progressive Republican candidate for
mayor Merriam declared that the
election commissioners, who are in
vestigating hundreds OF charges Of
illegal registration, are controlled by
his Democratic opponent, Carter II.
Harrison.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

groceriesr-I ate bread without butter
and oatmeal without miik--l know
what II Is To do without almost the
necessities OF life and | would rather
do without them again than have THIS
Infamous cell block remain n use.
believe IN economy In state admins
tration. believe in low rssxes. but
no thought OF economy should be con-
sidered In connection with the awful
conditions at Jackson prison, and |
urge and heseech you 70 Immediately
remove this foul blot from< our be-
loved state"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31

speakers evident animosity toward
the society of which he was mem
her probably was due Go disappoint'
ment in the quest for once
Amendments cutting Ont parts OF
the bill came so quickly that "A motion
to strike out all after the enactipg
clause was speedily carried. aud the
work OF two hours was thrown AWAY
SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-31
SPEAKER BAKER AND REP.
WARNER IN MERRY C0LL0QUY
House Chairman Loses To His One
Time Opponent for GaveAin De-
bate on Insurance Bill.
1Era.. . STAN Carre.nouaeull
tFrom a stan Correspondent.)


NSING, Mich. March al
Speaker Baker and his oae-time OPP
ponent for the gavel. ID. q. r. Warner.
had a battle OF words ON the 'noor OF
the house yesterday Afternoon. and
the speaker lost. The clash came at
the close OF a two-hour debate IN COM
mittee OF the whole over bill 10 pre-
vent any mutual Are. life or casualty
company inserting clause In the con
tract which would waive the right OF
the insured 10 appeal 20 the court from
the decision OF the society's- arbkra'
ton board
Speaker Baker spoke for the bin as
IL stood. using for illustration the fire
insurance company OF the Orange. He
took up a point which had been made
that the representative OF the society
were really the representatives or the
assured, as they we're the choice OF
the body as whole. he said that
with 10000 members and only 100 at