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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
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tobem ppbia?

Xutberus ianoo Iiitd: rytunffina
ouesIani tpipoin uIein iielmni pob
iosia tulemoni terronfin min onnelt'
ieffi ettd ioiiin ndbbd ionfunfin pp'
han ibmiIen menestptien ia eldmdn.
ella fpdlin unefiin nina fuitenfin
ppbdstd ibmiiestd, ettG bdn oliIi fel'
%latnen. iofa oliIi fornesia ruofaa ia
iuomaa maistamatta, eldttdifi itienid
ainpastaan ruoboin iuuriua ia fpls
mdud nebeuG. Edmdn luulon lel'
IoiIista fummitufIista ppbistd, olin
%Iaanut, en- oinpas.oan idrfinieftatn,
ipaon iIdinfin firioitufIisto, Wtutta
npt n6emme totuuoen ouriu9on tpa'
losIa IeIpimmGsti, ettd 8ristus ia
apostolic futIupat ppbitfi, Ell niitd,
iotta eldn6t naimattomina (eipdt
eId onioIiitoSIa), otpot miinoa
maistomottom mia, toitto tefendt mutt
to ndtDGnfd fummoliiia tDitd, maan
ne, iotto omat emanfeIiumin fautta
tutIutut, onat fastetut ia ustopat,
ettd 2ristus on ppbittdnpt ia pub
bistanut beiodt fuolemanfd ia ipes
reniG tautta. Niin futI uu Hoamattu
ia DaamaIi monin paifoin fristpitd,
ioiue ban firioittna, ppbitii Suma'
Ian IapTitTi ia taipaon p~criuiifIi y.
m. ppbid uipot Iiis foifti iotta U.S.
fomat &ris.utien pddue, miebtt ia
moimot, oriot ia wapaat, Ell omista
tDistdnid moun SumoIon, iotta us
foua ottafpat lpastaan. SelaiIia
Sumalon t6itd oipot: Jana, iofras
mentit. 2rietutien tdrIimiuen, flole'
ma, pIDsnou1eminen. MOTTO, ppbdr
Sengen Idbettdmiaen y. NJ. Spbpesti;
he onot ppbid faobusta eitd anfai
tusta ppbppbestd.
Riin opat Tiis tobeu ppbid Ianon
palmeitiot, maauiIen eFiruounn pet
Ioonat, manbimmat. lapiet, iidnndt,
emdnu6t, p~erbeenlo6t;. u. m., Jos
enTiu ia ennen faitfeo tuiaSti uSto.
mat: ettd 2riStuS or ieioGu piiIau'
! tenIa, maubursfautenio, ppbitptIen
ID ia lunostutIenia, ia JOS iiite itie
tntin toimittaa tutIummtIen ia mir,
fanIo, eifd toitele libao, ,unon poi
naa bergen apulla oioS fen boIut
la bimot. &c ettei faiffi ole pbtG
mobpcio, eit1 uIeas'a pield bomat
taan ~beiffoufIia ia Iouffoufia, ej
estd beta o1enfaau olemoSta ppbid,
ioSfo noau ein6t tee Iputi6 iltiipol
toiIesti pabuuoesto, noon beittou
oesta. Siud niirfuiu uIein Glen ia
nonut: iuniewat ppbdt ia iuonbure
taottiu libon bitnoo u. IN. Ipniid,
muita he fuoStuStopnt fiid, Min ct
ieindt taptd iitd. Min mp6S, Jos
ebfd iapaturmailesti Ianteeiuoitin
iyntiin, ~ioo,pot he fri.entin Ipniinid
onieefii, Jos Re uefoao aristutieen
pienturpoi; Iiad ei San taboo, c I'd
aiailimme pois tabonneen lompoon,
paan etta etIiiimme pI6s y. NJ. aou
fana fiitd. etta fcbto piiaiIin ustcs'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Gnomen Inotiilaitofien tuend.diS
t%btt1mfnen.

Ministerineumoston eIitps luotIi'
IaitotIen muoboStamiIesta feilari'
funnan laitotIetIi bpndfipttp.
pietari, tammit. &c p.- 3orfeim'
masIa pdifoeIa on mabmiStetha mi
nistertneunoston eIitns Suomer
luotTi. ia moiatfalaitofien mnobos
tomiIesta feiiarifunnan IaitofiefIi ia
fen aIistamiiesta meriministeriDn a.
laiIefli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
airfoaiiia ilmpitufii :,

Sartousiemroia pibetd6n beImifuulla
ia emf maaIisfuun alusia %ieuraa.
hbisIa paifoisIa:
81 p. pifen firfosia Flo , j. PIP. ia
mr. 6. &ariaIan tolosIa flo 8 III.
% p. Wnoritopnisia mr. s. Slo.
maan talosIa feno 1 |. PIP. ia Hice
2afeua mr. $. WlDhDIen taIosIa Flo
Z i'll.
% p. &. Sprinsin taIosIa feuo II
e. PIP.
% p. SpartosIa ". sisiaIasia Flo
10 ap.
% y. 9ir9iniasia ruotioIaiiesia
~firfosIa fpastopddtd fesfifouIua Flo
2 ip. ia 9tmabectieid Flo s ilaqo.
% y. NasbtpoutisIa g. Sranfin
toIosia Flo 2 ip. ia s i'll.
Waalisfuun 3 y. Hice 9afeno %.
ebtoouis fofous) Flo II up. ia clio
Z italia.
4 p. Sbir9tonieia u. 2auiumaon
toIosio Flo 2 ip. ia mabbouifesii fio
8 italia.
8 p. IIon9osIo pibloian toululln
Flo 2 ip. ia :. Saaren toIoeia feuo
8 italia.
Observation-Disclosures poifasia aIo'
tetaan r%ippufomlu 6 p. teuo 8 e. PIP.
&oulua pibetddn tdad teriaa maan
2 pdimdd ia iotfetoan iitten emf tou.
fotuusia.
&. 8. HisIanen,
EN-. nth. paStori.
1876 Seoar It., 0irsinia, Winn.
SeIef. Ats.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Gmomalaifet ldbetpsSaarnaaiat
8tinaSfn.
&irie 2iinaSta.
Suomen 2dbetps ieuran tpDmaauo
ebeleen %raubaQista.
Yunstin9 IA. II. 1911.
Haffaat 2dbetpSpStdmGt!
8irie 3iinaSta,

JtaSaaUt
Ndind aifoina olette tie eritpilesti
muiStaneet meta rutoufIisl anne.
Gen Iuurempi melmouiIuus meiud
tertoa oloistamme.
SbmeeqiIesti on Snn,aIa meta
marielIut. Monep MUM ldbetsfien
tpDntefiidn on tdptpnpt idttdd tpbn@
I'd ia oiemanio, Iieneepa iosiain nl'
tolaiIia murbattufin. DIE olemme
~Iaaneet ppIpd paifoiaamme ia iatfao
tpDtGmme aiman fuin Ell mitddn oli'
Il tapa btunut. Snpa pdinmastoin
npfpinen aIiaintila tuonnt mufanaan
eritpiEid tilaiiuufiia. &aupunfimme
plimmdt piranomaiiet, fimiili' ia TO-
tilasmanbariini opat ndet fdpneet
abterasti aiemauamme fuulemasia
mitd Ianpmolebbisid on u%utifia. Of
ii idlfimdinen ferran oIaa iltarufo'
ufieemmefiu. Ndiu olemme ftis ol'
Ieet tilaiIuuoesIa BELLE tobistamaan
observation-disclosures.
W&itd tue tulemaiiu us mufanaan
Qiinan fanIaae ia maltafunnalle?
palioa emme tiebd, iotain fenties
moimme Ianoa. Ndibin asst on &ii'
nan bauitus ouut ptiinnalta, iofa
on u~lottanut maltanSd bppinfin BE-
{il3uiIiin aIioibin. &afii ia puoli
m~uo5iiataa on fiinalainen fantanut
biuspalmiteoa mertifIi iiitd, ettd fe
fuuluu manoIbu!oiien baaitIii aIu'
nun wauan aaeA 9aaitus Ie rautoi
jeua fouraqa rpbtpi bdmittdmddn
opiuminpolttoa. Wutta Jana baui'
tus ie mp1s itIettetotesti ia idries'
%telmdaiIesti on foettanut estdd fris'
tinuefon lemidmistd. Wanban ta'
man mutaan on fouluisia ouut
RonfuIiufien nimitoulu, ionfa ebes
ia opettaia ia oppilaat fumartapat.
yspt on balitus tebnpt fen pafoui'
5eff. Siten ie iultee tristitpi pois
maltionfofoutiSto. Samotu fristitpi
owat iuIietut pois dsfettdin peruste
tista Observation-Disclosures.
Npt naatii 2iinan fania napaut
ia, naItiou ista, usfonnolista ia per-
5oonoaista mapautta. So olottaot'
ieen, eta on tdpIi toii tpipmpfIesid
= Ieittaa ie pots file 10 ~raffoofii
fdpaeen biuspalmifon.
Slemme 10 %laoneet fofea, ettd hiol
la mapaubeua on ipnfdt m%ariopuo'
I~enIotin. Niin tplpdrpdt poraiuaan
opiumia peItoibinId, maitfa len nil
ieleminen on 10 monet puooet olu'
tddQd fieuehpd. CANON Iaomme
fenties mield faupan ooottaa, en-
nenfuin rouba ia idriestps palaa'
not moaban.
gbbestd fuiienfin oIemme matmo
Serro on auningas! So 9dn ttetdt
iobtao ndmd iuursi tpaItiou Jet mui
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
SartausIeuroia maaIistuuaa
10. 1912

3 y. Wdin5n firtosfa fIo III. p. p.
5 p. Sobn SatnaIan taIoSId fio
8 III.
Sobn Hantaien talosia iota tors
tai, tun olen fotono.
10 =. Naipitt'tontri1o, &oneiu
SorpiSton tolola Flo 10 a.
II p. Saoffo Wiitalan taIoua Flo
8 III.
II p. YrulesIo, Sobn paanaieu
talona Flo 10 a.
"a p. WapIesIo, Socob SacobIo.
min Iuono Flo 10 o.
g. piffi.
9din6, Mis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
@irfamieSten palfanfprptuS-
fpmitea

on npttemmin ienaatiIta iaanut IL
m%oitufien, etid ie iumma, iofa tdnd
muonna ndibin palfanforptufiiin
moibaan fdpttdd, or 100000 mt.
Gnfi muonna tuuee iumma oIemaan
600. 900 me-. ia Iitd ieuraoipina l.
OOO, 900 me.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

NunoIc npalrelrS 8:
SopeoioeIlo. Wis. % y. Flo puoIt
Ii ap. 9erran ebtoouiIen fansSo.
:. urpilainen.
Brdntnoob, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
acknowledgements tualtafunnat
tieutupstoSfa.
Waltafunnanneumosto bpmdtIpnpt
human 10 bpndfIpmdn Iafiebbo.
tufIen otiIasmiIioonista.
pddministeri eIiintpnpt.

SItbt'JttCts
pietarista, tammif. % p. Walta.
tunanneumosto on tdmdnpdipdiIeS
is%tunnosfaan bppdfipnpt muutoffit'
to human bpmdfipmdn Iafiebbo.
tufien, iofa fostee Suomen maltio.
maroista iuoritettamia rabamafIu.
ia Suomen fanialaisten miesfobtai,
fen aiemeltpou iiuuoen formaamiiefli.
Samaua lauIui paltafunnannen.
mosto juliet toimomufien . ettd feiIa.
rifunnan ia Suomen mdeston Can
tama Io~tilosraIitus maboouiIimman
plan IaataiIiin pbbenmutaiief i.
SotiIas milioonasaIian fdIitteIp mall
tafunnanneunostosia fdmi nope.
ammin fuin luultiintaan. Waliotun
nan eiitteIiidn..M anubinin idIfeen pus
but Grimm, iofa buomautti etteimdt
iuomalaiiet tunnusta pleismaltafun'
nauista lainIddbdntDd ia ebbotti, et'
I'd aiia idtettdiiiin Suomen maltio'
pdipiae; periaatteesIa bdn Ell iotilass
forpausta nastustanut. pubeeniob'
taia fatfuiIi tplpsti @rimmin mielid
fiinnittamdu eIitpfien.
2annattaen la tiebbotutIen bpndf.
ipmistd ia mastaten prof. @rimmil.
lie, iofa eIitti fen bpIdttdpdfii, pitden
iitd tDrfednd naltiou iIena tpirbeend,
bnomautti ministerineumoston pu'
b%eeniobtoia S%otosptIow, .ettei laftebs
botusta fuintaan moioa pitdd cpd.
oifeuoenmufaiien a Suomeen nab
ben, maan ettd ie ~pdinpaStoin on
liae mitd ebuuiIin, Iiad feiIarifunnan
pdestDqd on paIion rasfaampi 10.
tilaSraittuS fannettuipanaan fuin
Suomen iuoriteitapatIi mddrdtpt ras
bamafiut, penGIdisten fontama 10.
t~ilasraItus MIN. on 4 ruplaa so Top.
benfil6d fobti, iuomalaisten taaS 1
rupla SO fop. pubeeniobt ia fiirub'
ii ddnestpstd, ioten latiebbotus Ed.
f%iteItiin ia bppdfipttiin TX tunnis
la,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15
Wenaidm fonimli feboittanut ldbe
tbSfaarnaajia poistamaaa aSes
miltaan.

&itnasta Suomen GdbetpsIeuraue
IaapuneesIa firielmdsId iImoitetaan,
ettd Wendidn (ndbtdmdsti 9anfa=
usia oIeipo) foniuli on ilmoittanut
inomalaiiiae Iabetpsiaarnaoiiue. ettd
niiben pitdiIi poistua 9unsnin maa.
tunnan 2itIaun piirisId oIemilta col.
meta MISREPRESENTATION Sbanfen
faupuntiin Idbead Sanfanta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

toilet Min, eta ne lopultatin foitu
ipat 9dnen waltotuntania woitof.
Il.
ys!amdt, rutoiItaa puolestam
me!
Safari Gouan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-15

Sbtua 'palifoima tirioitaspape.
rita, fpnid ia mustetta
s. ID. 9ean1Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
special Term Not Held.

It was learned Saturday that the special adjourned term of the St Francis County Circuit Court. which had been set by Judge Thomas oi Clarendon, while acting as special judge for Judge II N Hutton at the last week of the spring term, will not be held. This information was re- ceived from officers of the court here. and lawyers interested in the case of Dob Williams and Al Sullivan. who were expected to be brought before this court to be given hearing under indictments for the killing of E. F. Kirby near Marianna, in August. I9I0.
 This ease attracted good deal of attention at the time t occurred. Kirby planter, Was waylaid and shot as he Was returning to his home from Mariana, and day or two later C. N. McAlister, Bob Williams and Al sullivan were arrested, charged with the killing. They were indicted be- lore the Lee County Grand Jury for murder. and on motion 0f their at- torneys were given a change of venue. Judge Hutton moving the case to this county. where the first trial was Led atthe spring. l9ll. term Of court. This trial resulted in conviction for NcAlester He was sentenced to hang. but oil all appeal to the Sa- preme Court was granted a rehearing. The second trial was held at the fall term Of the same eoart. and at the trial MeAIister was acquitted
 sullivan and Williams have not vel been given hearing, and Judge Thomas. at the last term of court, called the case, but was ask by the prosecution for more time. At that time he announced the special term of court to be held here the first Monday in June. and at the same time notified the attorneys for the prosecution that if lie was presiding at that time, and that if the case was not then ready, lie would release the prisoners.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Administrators and Executors Set
 dement's.

Notice is hereby given, that the fol- towing administrators and executors settlements have been filed in the Pro- bate Court of St. Francis County for continuation on the first day of the next regular July, 1912, term of said court, towit:
 Estate of Green A Walker, deceas- ed-L. ]. Walker, administrator; first settlement.
 Estate John McClain, deceased D. Baugh, administrator: first and final settlement.
 Estate w. R. Kendrick, deceased E W. R. Kendrick, Jr., administrator: first settlement.
 Estate M. McManus. deceased Max Gotfie, administrators; first and final settlement
 III persons interested in the settle ment of said estates, are notified to come forward and file their exceptions thereto, if any they have, on or before the second day of the next regular July, 1912, term of said court. or they will be forever barred from excepting 10 said settlement, or any item there of
 Witness my hand and seal of court. al office in Forrest City. Arkansas. this the 7th day of June. l9l2
 T. C. MERWIN, Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

Health k better The weather k fine
 NIT. Jim Cranor was in this com. munity last Saturday.
 NIT. !. D Stoddard was here last Sunday, enroute to Forrest City, re. turning home Monday.
 MT. F. Neler, the division engineer for the new railroad, came last We'd nesday week ago to see about the prospects of putting up camp, but de- cided to wait awhile and has gone back to St. Louis.
 Nlr. \. C. Stafford. an employee of the new railroad, arrived on Wednes. day of last week
 The Squire is getting better. He las had q pet" that has had him on the lift for a good while. He went to Memphis last Thursday a week ago to get in supplies, returning home Sat urday.
 The catwofms are destroying the cotton as fast a. t k planted
 Efs3 Tueket at4 Bfadies Smiti. two of our successful colored farmers. are getting along fine, though the cut worms are b5theriHg them some
 Mr l. H. smaHey returned home Thursday of last week.
 Squire Thomas went 10 see a base ball game while in Memphis.
 Mr. H. J. Johnsey was in this set tlement last Friday.
 Mr. T. J. Wood k at the hos pital in Memphis, and is improving very slowly. The Squire visited him while in that city
 Mrs. T. J. Woods is staying with her daughter and son-in-law now. They were guests at the Thomas home last Sunday
 Miss Erneste Vance, of Miss. has returned to Ter home in State Springs. SAe left last Wednesday, going to Memphis and then to Tupelo Okolona, and Calhoun City Miss, and from there to State Springs Everyone hated to see her leave.
 Mrs. Katie Thornton and Miss Laura Anderson, went to Memphis Thursday week ago, to visit Mrs. Thornton siSter-in,law, return ing last Thursday.
 Mrs. W. s. Thomas and Mrs. ]. A. Dempsey, and little Miss Dempsey, went to Memphis last "Wednesday, going to Forrest City Thursday after noon, and thence out to the hills about ten miles, to be guests of Mrs Mamie Booth, their cousin, for few weeks.
 Silver Bill II.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Resolution of Respect.

Whereas, death has again appeared among us and taken from our midst one of our members who had endeared himself to us by his many loyable qualities of heart and mind: there fore be it
 Resolved, That in the death of John Whittenton, Geo. r. Taylor Lodge No l96 I. Q. c. k. has lost a friend and fellow member, whom we held in high regard as d man who was faithful to his trusts, sincere in his friendships and upright in all his dealings with his fellowman. He was faithful member ofthis Order and useful citizen of the community in which he lived We shall miss him from our ranks, but will cherish his memory and keep alive I recollec- tion of his many virtues.
 Resolved, That we extend to his bereaved family our heartfelt sympa- thy, and the assurance of our heart felt condolence in their great allie tion.
 Resolved, That as a further mark of respect a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased, a copy to The Forrest City Times for publication, and that they be spread upon the minutes of the lodge.
 Respectfully submitted.
 T. W. McCLENDoN,
 GEORGE H. KIRKER,
 GEO F.. PARKER.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Ends Hunt For Rich Girl,

often the hunt for rich wife ends when the man meets woman that uses Electric Bitters. Her strong nerves tell in bright brain and even temper. Her peach-bloom complex ion and ruby lips result from her pure blood; her bright eyes from rest ful sleep: her elastic step from firm, free muscles, all telling of the health and strength Electric Bitters give a woman, and the freedom from indi- gestion, backache, headache. fainting and dizzy spells they promote. Every where they are woman'S favorite remedy. if weak or ailing try them. 50c at All Dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
NEW RELIEF FOI
 UPSET STOMACHS

A certain relief has been found for stomach disorders. It digests food, aids assimilation, prevents stomach gas, relieves indigestion and cures dyspepsia. The new remedy is called 'Digestit' = Browns little tablets easy to swallow and absolutely harm- less IL has brought relief to thousands. Your mouey back if it fails to relieve you-50c, J. T. Sanders. Druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
- . = A Correction.

At the request of Deputy Sheriff Guy Apple, of Lee county, we print the following letter from that gentle man:
 Mariana, May 3lst, 1912. Editor Forrest City Times.
 Dear Sir:
 Notice in this weeks issue of your paper, that in company with MT Grumpy of Boonville, Miss, was in your city few days past with a pris- oner who made his escape. l wish to have you make correction of this in next issue. The prisoner was turned over to the Mississippi deputy here, and happened to have business in your city on that night, and at his request was pointing to him the di. rection to tht jail when the prisoner pushed him to one side and made a dash for liberty, and on account oi the location could not fire at him with any degee of accuracy, as is his version My motive in this letter is to correct the impression that the man was in any manner in my custo- dv
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Fell From ScaffOlding.

Oklahoma City, Okla: Oscar A. Anderson of 240i Walker street. fell from a scatfold, and, though con siderabIy sprained and bruised, is able to be about He says Hunts Light ming Oil took all the soreness away It is also good for Headaches, Neural gia, Rheumatism. All dealers sell it 25c and soc bottles
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that partner ship heretofore existing between II. Beetch and l R. Scott, and doing business under the firm name and style of Beetch $ Scott. was on May l5, 1912, dissolved by mutual consent, II. Beech assuming all the liabilities of the firm and to collect all accounts owed the firm.
 H BEECH.
 J. k. SOoTr. Forrest City Ark May r. 1oIo
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Forrest City, Ark, May l5. 1912.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-28
FEDERATION OF CHURCHES
HOLDS QUARTERLY MEET

The second quarterly meeting of the
Federation OF Churches was held In the
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church last
night with. representatives present from
various Protestant churches throughout
Essex county. The attendance was a rep
resentative one and enthusiasm was high.
The principal speaker was Rev.
Robert Brewster Beattie, of the Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church, East Or
ange. His subject was Getting To-
gether." The devotional service was led
by Rev. A. T. Brock, of the Clinton
Avenue Reformed Church, and Rev. DR..
Davis w. Lusk pronounced the benedic-
ton.
Rev. Charles b. Condit. the secre-
tary of the federation, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
passed:
ITO the board OF managers of the New.
ark Industrial Exposition:
Resolved, That the Federation OF
Churches of Essex County hereby ex-
presses It's appreciation to the board of
managers of your stand regarding the
observance of the Sabbath day in closing
the exposition on Sunday. and we assure
you of our heartiest cooperation in all
such future undertakings"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-28
B. & L. ASSN HONORS
BERRY. RETIRING HEAD

The officers and directors of the Seventh
Ward Building and Ioan Association last
night rendered a complimentary dinner to
Tree Commission, and retiring secretary
Of the building, and loan association, In
observance Of his long and faithful serv-
ice 10 the association Mr.. Berry's term
Of secretaryship In the organization covers
% period of twenty years, and during this
Of his office in a faithful and energetic
manner, always ready to sacrifice his own
time and pleasure for the good of the
association. His retirement as secretary
is caused by the pressure of other bust
ness. He will continue as a director.
Preceding the dinner Mr.. Berry was pre-
scented with framed resolutions thanking
him for his faithful service.
The POSTMASTER of the evening was
James Taaffe, treasurer of the associa-
ton. The other officers are: Louis v.
Tenero. president: ]. c. Soemer, vice.
president, and Frank n. Soemer, secre-
tary. who was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Rerry's retirement. The
directors are Andrew j. Brady. John
Callan. Patrick J. Cream, James @.
Nolan, James A. Berry, John Mcmahon,
william McEnhill. Henry Murphy, Philip
Tully, Frank Callan, John Hogan and
Frank II. Thompson. Edward Kenny Is
the solicitor and William f. Conway
counsel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-28
THOUSANDS THRoNG TO
GREATER ELECTRIC PARK

Under smiling skies the summer sea-
son Of 1912 was formally inaugurated at
Greater Electric Park on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons, when thousands
avalled themselves of the first opportu-
nifty to see what changes had been
made during the winter months. Numer-
Gus improvements were found everywhere
throughout the park.
OF the new attractions provided for
the entertainment of Electric Park
patrons this summer, 1.-THE Electric
Fountain" Mt which the crowds who
visited the park Sunday and last night
marveled, promises to be the greatest
comment.
Beginning with the matinee perform
ance on Decoration Day. the Sibley
Players, an aggregation of well-known
stock performers. will present the latest
dramatic and comedy successes In the
open-air rustic theatre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-28
HARMONY CHAPTER
WILL GIVE SHOW

What promises to prove a season-end
farternal social event will be the minstrel
performance, reception and dance to be
conducted under the auspices of Harmony
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, at the
Turubull Auditorium, Market street, to-
morrow evening. The talent will be re-
cruited from the team of Irvington coun-
Gil, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of Iryington, who re-
Gently made a hit in blackface. The cast
will include a full complement Of end
men, ~soloists and a large chorus.
The interlocutor will be Horace p.
Dildman, and those who will appear in
the overture will comprise Alfred L. og-
den, Whitfield H, Newly, Frederick
wildman, and those who will appear In
Phffer, Howard l.. Higgins, Samuel
Stewart, Frank Ackerson, Frederick
Scott, Louis H. Mege, Andrew A. Ph1er,