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WOMEN AS JURORS
From the Kansas City Journal.

IL a wide
subjects
much Of their hnkinx his presumably superior
largely
psychologist. Ameri.
qualified aathortycerta!n-
ly
series
scientific certainty that
qualified they
tellcctuaiy
incxpcricncc Nor xympaheic and
judicial which
the judge wholly verdict
susceptible motives sort
He his views wholly ALLEGED inability lea to
srGumcnt This dca furnished
jokcsmh material him wolf
sincinE appeals
xclincrcs
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CRIMINAL MANIA IS
CURED BY OPERATION

Canon City. Colo. Sept. l0.-From
q habitual criminal showing ai times
violent insanity. Jeff Lee. u prisoner
at the Canon City penitcntiary. has
been transformed into = gentle. quiet
man. perfectly sane. The skin OF
the surgeons has made Lee new
man. without criminal tendencies.
and without trace Of his old mania.
For the first time In Colorado the
operation called trcphininK. the re-
movai by the knife Of n pressure on
the brain. to cure criminal tcnden-
clcs. was performed on Lee at tho
pcnitcntiary two weeks ago. and yes
terday Warden Thomas lyman and
the prison physicians announced the
operation had been an absolute sue
cess.
Until the operation half Of Lees
90 years had ben filled with crimi-
nal acts and periods Of Insanity. lie
went to the penitcntiary December
Is. 1912. to serve from two to five
years OF burglary and grand larceny.
He was sullen and mean. He did
not obey the rules. He was cousid-
cred q dangerous prisoner. Two
months ago he attacked = fellow
worker in one Of the road camps and
after that he was placed in a straight
Jacket and was considered an incur
able maniac.
Until jeff was 10 years old he had
been q quiet, well-mannered, lovable
younEstcr. with whom no person
found fault. Then he was a victim
Of an accident. suffering a wound on
the head. which drove dent into
his skull. After that jeff became the
terror Of his neishborhood. He drift
ed into crime.
So the warden consulted Lees par
cnts and they agreed that the opera
tion be performed. He was taken
In his straight jacket to the prison
hospital. and there the physicians
scraped the skull where It had been
dented and removed broken pieces
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JUDGE suRRENDERs TO
UNITED STATES MARSHAL

San Francisco. Cal. Sept. l0.-
Rather than surrender the books Of
the Western Fuel company to Judge
Dooling OF the United States district
court. David c. Norcross. secretary
OF the company. gave himself up to-
day to the United States marshal.
Judge Dooling held him in contempt
and sentenced him to Jail until such
time as the books be produced. but
later released him on $1,000 bonds
pending habeas corpus proceedings.
Norcross already was under $4,000
fine for similar offense
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considerations ystops
It's w R0W
be sea'nred that rssans ~srdt matter
though fallen the acquire
would be- relied problems
O life
to hut s
This disqualified
. yho has =
Of 6usness pursuits 10 business
= Is .
he Il man sud that inirps bseass
o Psychology
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TAFT DELEGATES
the PERRY SHAFT
0Co.eoeseA 6son eaee ~

century In which VIC are now, ente, :
Ing.
''Wc celebrate the centennial OF
this battle. not In the spirit Of . tri-
umphal victory Of arms. but In the
deep gratitude that one hundred
ycars has not seen Its repetition. No
historical review can give as niue Il
satisfaction TO him that hope for pes
manen, International peace. rs tho
contrast between the attitude Of the
two peoples then aud now. -,y.
And no We are here today to mark
the rearing Of this beacon light OF
perpetual peace. Little could Perry
have thought in the struggle that he
had In building his puny fleet in
the stress he was under In the height
Of battle. In the victory that he felt
In his famous words to General Har-
rison. that his work would be remem-
bered for one hundred years a. tho
forbearer OF perpetual lpeace:s and
while We vcnerate the energy. the
intrcpcdity. the patriotism. the self
sacrifice that brought him and his
men their great triumph. today we
cherish not 30 much Its evidence OF
American manhood and love Of coun-
try. n the teaching that its memory
>'ings to the world Of the practical
possibility Of unending love aud
peace. between internat tional neigh
bors." -t,.t.
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which the Guild u o take In the an-
nuai Mum" show which ID to bs
neld In November. After the bsssl-
mess 1ss disposed of the aftsraooo
was spsst In . social way. ..
Niseioeayy Soeisty Ilsess.

11oso04y1 SocieeY 0eot4.
Mrs. e. n. -0rniston. district sec
rc,ary Of ths womsu.s Forslsn Mis-
sionnry Society. Of the First Methods,
rhurrh addressed the ladies Of the
society At the regular asssinS hold
yesterday aitersood st the home ,os
Mrs. Frank Wood Bretnail. Mrs. o.
n'ston spoke about the work whica
the society 10 sow doiak aud brought
out many Interesting aad helpful
points. This being the rcxuIss
meeting for the elcclioa Of osficers.
the following were chosen for the Gu
suing year: Mrs. N. J. Shepard.
president: Mrs. d. H. Peters. first
vicc-president: Mrs.. 4. c. Pierce.
second vicc-prcsidcni: Mrs. J. J. Mar.
~, secretary aud Mss. r. G. Bloom,
treasurer. After the business session
n social hour wus enjoyed. Refresh.
m~nts were served by Mrs. Bretnall.
assisted by Mlss Rose woicoti.
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|fRaIll POTTER BREEDS
nsvA et0W;' NEW
AGyvtR plSeoyEaY

Frank Potter. presideat OF the
Pueblo CUdnty Poultry AssoeiatiOn.
aud who has been selected ~ Judge
of the poultry exhibit at the fourth
sNnusl Trinidad.l.as Aninas county
fair. has gained publicity thro1 ShoIt
the country for his discovery BY es-
pertinent of hybrid flower which
he has christensd tho ''sun SLOW. !"
The hitherto unhexrd Of flower II y
rich. golden yellow. larger than .
dahiia. - soft In texture as the goi-
den glow aud grows ON the stalk of
. sunfl0wer. The ''sun GLOW" is the
ies,iit Of = crossing Of the pollen Of
the giant yellow dshiIa aud the CON.
mon ordinary field sunfiowes. aud =
crossing Of the pollen OF this hybrid
with that OF the golden glow"
Mr.. Potter owes his discovery Of
the beautiful new flower TO sn acct.
dsnt. lie planted some fine yellow
dahiias near the fence AT his home
and outside the fence some wild sun
flowers. the immortelle Of the poets.
struggled Into bloom. In some way
the suufiowerx and the dahiIas
crossed pollen aud one day Mr.. Pot
ter noticed growing ON the sunflow-
er stalks n strange flower. u was
neither dahiia nor sunfiower. but
partook Of the nature Of both and al.
70 I~sembled to come extent the go:-
dsn glow.
This strange hybrid was discov-
cred last yc,r aud this year Mr, Pot
ter ralsrd some OF the flowers from
the seed and also from, roots and sue
ee~d~d In crossing them With bed
Of golden glow. The srcsullins
hy brid Is the beautiful sun glow.
which the Pueblo florist thinks .s
destined to become = famous and
popular flower.
The sua glow seems to thrive al
most NJ well a. the Wild sunflower.
II unfolds = gorgeous blossom tina,
surpasses the finest golden glow or
dahlIa. The only possible objection
that could be offered to the flower
Is that II ciinEs close to Its stalk like
n sunflowcr and produces heavy.
almost rank growth Of foliage. Hut
the plant produces profusc!y and re.
Vuites little or no cultivation or at.
tention.
Next year AR. Potter will cxpcr!-
ment extensively with his new hybrid
and hopes to develop somc unusually
fine specimen. The sun glow d
slightly fragrant and may yet be-
como one OF the vssy popular out
door flowers in Colorado and also In
other states.
Mr.. Potter says II can be crown
either from the seeds or the roots and
IL very little trouble to propagate.
He hopes II will prove to have all the
hatdiness Of Its sunflower ancestor.
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THREE FINED FOR
.N00L ROOM aAllnIIla

As result Of the raid Of Mayor
Dunlavy and officers on the POOL room
gamblers Of the city Saturday night.
three more whose names were taken
by the officers appeared In police
court yesterday afternoon and were
fined 81 and costs for violation d
the city ordinance relative to gambl-
ing. The men fined yesterday wcre
Carl Bower. John Beck aud J. E. Fox.
The case against Edward Carter was
dismissed. This makes n total Of nine
men wha have been fined as q result
OF the raid.
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MUNICIPAL POWER p1Aur
FOR GRAND JUNCTION. COLO

Grand junction. Colo, Sept 49,
The city OF Grand Junction. Colorado
is to have . municipal hydro-electric
plant for the development Of light
and power for the use Of its citizens
for its public utilities and for the
municipality. A preliminary permit
for . conduit on the Battlement Ma
tional forest has Just been granted
by the secretary Of agriculture.
The development proposed by the
municipality ia considered to be e.
specially interesting at this time be-
cause Of current reports that the
Grand Junction electric. gas and
manufacturing company which now
furnishes power to the city and sur
rounding country Is trying to sell
Its holdings to the city.
Officials of the department Of ag-
riculture express particular interest
In this development because 1t bears
on the recongnized federal policy Of
cooperation with states. counties and
municipalities for the common well
fare-protecting city water supplies
and favoring permits for publicly
owned power projects. They find in
Grand Junction, one of the first cit
les in Colorado to establish a commits
sion form Of government. a progress
siye and prosperous community To-
Gated in a region Of great agricultur-
al possibilities since 1t is In the CEN
ter of the fruit section of the state
where many of the favored projects
'cf the depattment are being worked
out sreeiallized crops. Intensive cul-
turr. and .cQoperative forming and
marketing.
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Baptist Ladies Entertained.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Rap
list church was entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. =. Y. Furlow
n her hone 307 Johnson avaaua.
The afternoon MAS spcat In sewins
aud doinx fancy needle work follow.
I'd by n social hour during which
time . liRht luncheon WAS served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. X. O.
Adams. Mrs. II. y. i.onx and Mrs,
e. A. Furlow. About thirty ladies
Of the Auxiliary were present.
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H1a1 Autumn Dance.

Plaas for an autumn dance to be
given early in October werc discuss.
cd at the regular business meeting
Of the ladies Of II. Narkarct's Guild
OF the Episcapol church. held yes
tcrday afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs.
y. l.. Allen on Sixth street. Arrange
mcnis were also made for the part
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BAD JUDGMENT

3 There SIS one .dlscordant note in
your safden. my dear madam" r.-
marked the esthetic landscape arch:-
tect.
What is that?" asked the lady.
much alarmed. &
II notice." he replied with shud.
der. that you have a -do5wood plant
ed near some pussy-willows."
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PfNDLRT0N DISMISSED ..
BY SECRETARY NcADOO

Washington, Sept. 10.-Collector
of Customs Pendleton OF Los Angeles
California, was dismissed today by
Secretary McAdoo because he refus-
ed. to resign. John b. Elliott Of Los
Angeles was nominated to succeed
him. ,r.
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SOci0l Affairs
@ LOCAL FUNCTIONS 60 %
@ AND SOCIETY NEWS
Guild Meeting,

TIini,y Eplseopal Guild viii meet
Thursday AFTERNOON with Mrs. J. o.
Ferris At the rcesory.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-10
CURRENCY GILL Up
~. FOR VOTE TO-DAY

scsssssssA sss. ~, T.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-10

.chron,cle-News SOC a month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-10

century ia which VIC are now en.e,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

onssdiaa q ~ Pssseas - -.
.a'es o. 4arsaset Am Hssgus ~
''s.Iy !. y. bufosd Hassus. Nisssa
AotA1NoALL = yuR0UsoM.
~ Aesesnsgu t. 0usslia,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

lRanAilg tAe deesadanls b perfoeu
such duty or show . vslil sxeuss ~
| not delns %.
We nust- therefore exanins IL
petition aAd detsrnins thersfrou
whether or noe q states fActs sull-
Client to justify the court Il Issuing
the xrit.
As the purport Of the petition has
already been brisay summarized it =
unnecessary TO 20 into Il further than
To xsy that the proposed charter. -
submitted to the legal voters Of the
city % Nay 20. 1919. b ~ out h fsu
as 'exhibit A. h the pstitiea.
"A careful inspection Of this sxhib-
l IL calls attention at once TO The ballot
title Of the proposed lsgislation.
whier reads - follows:
"a bin proposins By the Initiative
an amsndmsnt 70 an act entitled "An
act 70 Incorporate the City oe Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon. and TO provide .
special. charter thsrssor. aad 70 repeal
all asts h eoalict hsrsvitA." aad 70
I'rovtes . Connissioa form of svv-
ersnssat Tor The City Of Klamath
Falls. Oregon. 70 - submitted % the
legal voters ef Tie City of klamath
Palls. orseoa. q ths sAAual ssnssaI
election 70 - hslA h sai1 city % the
9Th day Of Nay. A. D. 1919. TAs fol.
ioSipg Il the form an1 number In
Which the question win b submitted
on the o1Bcial ballot for The proposed |
a'ccndmsnt to the above DESERVED Get |
hy the Police Judge Of the City OF |
i;lamatA Vsils. Oregon. 70 the people |
thereof. for their approval o. rsjse- !
lIon.
The petition for the witt also a. !
leses the adoption Of . charter for !
The city By the legislature Of the state |
4 It, regular bisanial session In 1905,
llso that the Chartse Of 1905 was su-
'srsedsd By new charter adopted By /
'he lsgai voters Of the city On Nay |,
u. 1910: that the pstitioa for the |,
'hartsr sought 70 b saforesd b this 1
'roessdins vas alsd With Tie police i
|udes ee ~ city % ths Ssth day OF /
January. 1919. and that q Apsil -. II
siS, and hsfors ths statutory tine Of I
70 days had slaDeed for subnitting 4
no proposed charter. sxhibit A. 70 4
hs people for sdoptioa. another char Z
sr was adopted by ths legal voters Of I
hs city. thsrsey supsnssdlns the
nsrser OF nay -. 1919: That by (
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27
ROBERT PARKER MILES
N LYCEUM COURSE
heluo1 k Eldovod Wlih Great
0Ia61ile Ability!

To noted lecturer. traveller. author,
aewspapss man. Robert Parker Miles.
VIII appear b our city this season
For four jean hs vas connected With
the New York Journal. and A. Q spe-
cial viitsr tfsvdel an over Europe
interviewins the noted men Of that
ums. He tells a some Of them In
bic lectures. He has wonderful dra-
matte ability and might have been .
great actor Rev. w. A. ("Bnly")
Sunday. the noted evangelist, has this
TO say Of Mr.. Mileo:
Il knew Robert Parker Miles vhsu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27
NOTICE Ov aALE % RsAL Pnoe
EsTY ~ OUAnpaAN.

u ~ Cesssy Usass q ~ oaa1s g
Orseua. ses klanash Csunav.
IN The Matter Of The 0uas1iaaship
Of The Psrsons and Estatss ee
Margaret Ann Hafgus and Harry
Buford Hasgus; MlnoeA
( NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. thas
In pursuance OF IN order q u
County Court Of the state Of Osseoa.
for klamath County. made o. tAs
7th day Of January. 1919. u he nat
ter VI the 0uasdianship OF The Per.
sons and Estates Of Margaret Aas
Harsus and Harry Bufosd Hassus,
Minors. the undsrsignsd - 0ussdias
OF the Persons and Estatss Of The
said Margaret Ann Hasgus aad Harry
buford Hsrgus. Aisors. will ssll q
private sale 70 the Highest bidder,
upon the terms and conditions here.
inaftsr msntioned. and subject 70
confirmation by said County Court Of
klamath County. Oregon. on or after
the l7th day Of February. 1919, all
the right. title. interest and estate Of
the said Margaret Ann Hsssus and
Harry Buford Hargus. Minors. In ana
TO the real property hereinafter De-.
eribsd:
The terms and conditions Of ssid
sale are 70 bs sll cash In gold coin
OF the United States Of America. or
one-half cash and the balance secured
oy first mortgage upon the said prop.
erty; or purchaser can assume tss
payment Of . certain mortgage nov
upon the said premises In favor Of
the State Of Oregon. IN the sum OF
vsse.eo aa1 ths balance q he pur.
chase price BID 70 b paiA b easS.
!ns ssaa estate Asssin sAveetieoA
70 ~ sold b Described q. The NM
OF the MEX and Lets . anA { q ~.
ton u; and The NwK Of the sWn
ana the ewk Of ths SEX ana I,oas
J. :: :. aad I Of Section %; ana Loe
S se0sos ~; eo1 tho ~ oe tha
NnA' An1 ths ~ ee ne NWX
.ad ~ NDk ee tAs SwK ssl -
ssa , q sssties ~ h TevnsAip &c.
soatn' Aaase . East Of tAs WIN.
.msees Asstdias u klamath Cos.ty.
Oregon.
Az ~ o. efssss nuse y b v,,t.
- saa nay - delivered % a. n.
.re.ssd % this Guardian. sase a.
.ayEeseau 3 ysssssos ~ g
asnsys. M q klamath Pals. osseoa.
. usssa thh III lay ee Jssua,y.
c.. LIMA L Ggl1H,
oaaseiaa q ~ pssseas ss1 -.
sses Of MARGARET Am Hs,sua ~
'slry ~ Bufosd Hassus. llissea
AotA1NpAAL = yun0UooM.
49,. Assesasss IT, 0sasliaa. |
- > s.ss,,t.. y, -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27
ADJUSTING h|GA
SCHOOL CLASSES
FIRsf nAY on SECOND sElnsrKR
~ sUsY FOR soTa sFuDExrs
AND FACULTY AT KLAMATH
COUNTY HIGH

q The second semester Of the present
tern opened 1t the Klamath county
high school this morning. and the day
has largely bssn devoted 10 adjust
nsat Of study periods 70 conform
With the stadiss 70 b taken up dur
ins the nnal semester. The study oe
botany vas commenced by The sopA-
oners ciass-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

Before you set hurt or III you
should insure yourself with . com
pany that pays liberal moathly In
IDENTITIES for . small monthly prsmi.
um. iiert Mccoy psddlss that kind.
35-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27
TRUST OFFICIAL
TO Be PUNISHED
UNITED STATES srrM.Ng COURT
sUsTAINs JuI1MLNT Or LOW.
.R COURT N SENDING cHAs.
y. MEIKE To JAm
Uni,ed Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. u c.. Jan. ~. -
The United sta,ss supreme court to-
day affirmed the conviction Of Charles
s. Iieikc. former secretary Of the
sugar trust. for Implication In the
sugar weighing frauds. In 1907
HsIks was sentenced to 10 months I'm
prisonment and nncd $1,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

q the man that provides Tor himself
ahsad Of tine. bsrt Mccoy psddlss
heeith and Accident Insuranes that
y insursaes. aS-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-27

b vas reporter a. the New York
papers. have heard him lecture ana
regard him - one Of the most n.
sssctivs snd.sniqus lecturers on the
platform today. His lecture on tai.
low Dips 10 dramatic recital Of his
personal Interviews with famous men.
J have followed him In scores Of Chau.
tauquas and he has never failed 10
make good. HE message and manner
OF delivering II attracts nnd Interests
people Of an classes. He's not a dead
one. but full Of vim. ginger. tobasco
ssuce and peperino. He lectures be,
cause hs likes II. and not because he's
waiting 70 get bic check. He's an
1sser.' not has been. He can de.
!vsr the goods. sxpress prepaid. be.
lore Any cyoNd."
Al Houston's opera house. wsdnes-
say svsnins. January oeth.
II ~ westh haviae. ~ wosth 4.
.sssAs. - ClsilestA 60 Nain q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

PRIMARY TODAY
CANDIDATES HUSTLING TO PER.
SUAOE PARTY VOTES TO
GET OUT.
Several Changes IN List Of Candidates
Msde-Peter Hsberstie Csndi-
date Tor Mayer

Al Democratic candidates FOR nom.
nation were busy YESTERDAY. putting
the finishing touches ou their fight.
and all is IN readiness FOG The primary
today The polls viii open az 10
u'ci0cs q. m and will close nj &
o'clock J. N and every ofYrt viii be-
mad" 10 pet og' tAr fril Democratic
vote.
Considerable" discussion has been
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committee and candidates have with
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asses u...- H'rn unfair
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~ Oh" committee. stating chat tln,
wished 90 as. huu slrl. white
tlr 1-. mru' 200 o. paid o., ,luli
dates f'r rIt auditor was placed at
ont. SD TG. Boo. boon REGARDED
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Evangsustle Meet ng.

Despite the rainy weather. nice
sized crowd heard Rev samuel /. Bus-
ton preach the nfth ~ the series "f
sermons His theme for last evening
Was entitled caring for souls. ami 90.
manner Tn which he delivers his talks
u most entertaining and convincing
The subject of ThursdaN meeting viii
De entitled 'liuNiug the T-ufh" \ very
tho CHOIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
0UT.TEE-PiKE
New Car en- Road.

car No as. one 90 the large -ehult
cars on the pike division of t1e " est
Virginia Traction * Electric CDmpauy
ITS put "Ct On the line yesterday for
re first TIM. making the fifth of the
his cars 70 make their appearance. THIS
car has received more attention than
those that preceded a.. new trucks
and other eu 'pment has been aided. hut
me other cars will hc equipped similar
e." later. Car No. ~. tre last 81 the hig
rebuilt cars. viii make its appearanc"
- t-e live In a few daVs. II y dupli-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized paw stations:

Company's Office. corner 18th &
Chapline Street Wheeling. w Va
Rank Of Fulton. Fulton. W Va.
the First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia
State Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills al the most convenient pay
station. c. ID JCNKiNS. Treasurer