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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
TURKS TAKE ARTVIN.
british Lose 100 Dead nj shatt-~I-
Arab. Is Report.

BERLIN, Nov, 80. by wireless To Say
VILE, J.. I.---Oficial reports given out IN
Constantinople and reaching here to-day
relate tho continual successful Turkish
advarce upon Rtum the Russian port
on thu Black Sea,
All the territory hetw zen the Tulto-
Russ. an border and IN. River 'hursk IS
I'm Turkish hands while TURKISH FORCE
in the southern part Of this territory has
taken krt,iu. The Turks declare thHt tn
English losses at Shstt-el-Arab amounted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
INSIST ANTWERP MUST PAY.
Germans May Imprison OmriaI In
DcSauIt OF siO.OOO,OOO.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. o3--The Hupdeis-
biod says that the Germans are still in
sistent that Antwerp pay war fine OF
fl0.000,o0o. The deputy Burgomaster has
refused the demand unless he Is as
surei that the tic'i7lng wiz make no
further 1"quistiors for supplies
II IS feared that NJ Franch. the deputy
will be made prisoner and sent TO Ger
many. as WAS VI. Max NJ Brussels unless
some solution Of the question &c found
soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
DENIES GERMANS MAY LAND.
Homo secretary says Few Reach
Li,.rpooi From New York.

LosnpS, Nov 2S--In the House Of
Commons to-day Mr.. Joynson-Hicks
Nr'0ujsD asked Home Secretary Nc
k"uua whether he Was aware that Ger
mans constantly travel between New
York and England lie said that be-
tween forty and nifty Germans who were
cH the Lusitania on her last homeward
t.p we've permitted To land at Liverpool
aftt" perfunctory examination.
Mr. McKenna replied that this story
vaS untrue. Germans, he said, could
rot land without the Governments ex-
% ass permission. which was rarely
granted The examination at Liverpool.
h. said wa extremely careful and strict
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
BRITISH CLAIM GAINS.
Pasra's Governor FIers with Turks
In Tigrts. y. Report.
Srccill Cahie Nsspa,cl 20 rnv srN.

IuHpoN. Nov. 9Th" Official Press
Bureau issued the following statement
to-uigiE.
THE rcccu; operations on tho Persian
Gulf have boon crowned with even greater
and more rapid success than WAS antici-
patcd. After the signal defeat inflicted
on the Turkish forces on November 10
and II they abandoned all further re-
sistance ut that point and fed leaving
eiSh, guns and many wounded in our
hands.
"rhe Walls [Governorsl o. Rasra and
Bagdad accompanied the defeated Turkish
forces in their flight UP the T!sTis. Basra
was occupied on saturday by naval and
land forces. All the British residents IN
Basra are reported safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
CAPTURED GERMANS STARVING.
Prisoners Taken by France Ask to
Re sent to London.
Special Cable Despatch TO THr sr:.

PARIS Nov 23.---Cierman prisoners taken
at 81 Omer were found to he starving
Among the number taken NJ this plar
were forty officers They said they had
all been forced to advance by the threa;
Of firing on them with mitraileuscs. which
were traiied behind them
These prisoners demand that they be
sent to London. They have a great curl
osty to see the city. and are not afraid
OF harsh treatment BY the British.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
SENATOR LODGE TO RUN IN 1916
Recovered From Operation which
II wss Thought Would Bat Him.

LyNN, Mass. Nov. e3.--!Ienry Cabot
Lodge of Nahsnt will be candidate
for reelection as United States Senator
in 1915. according to a report from his
home tonight. shortly after the Senator
and Mrs. Lodge LEFT for Washington.
where they viii spend the holiday.
Last year when the Senator underwear,
a serious operation Il was felt hat he
never again would he a candidate for
public Office. Ills present term expires
March O. 1877
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
TURKS ON Ell ARISH ROAD
Cavalry. with B"douins, t"r"u"-
tered Near rnlestine Border.
Special Cobie Despatch 10 Tnr ST

Special cable Despatch 10 lnE SuN,
PARIS, Nov ga d, spatch from Alex
andria to the Temps says Turkish cavalry,
accompanied by Bedouins, has been en-
coun,ered on the III Allsh road ON tho
Mediterranean side 81 the Sinai Peninsula
near the Palestine f,onticr, No movement
of regular Turkish troops has been no
ticed In that vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
GERMANY NO LONGER FEARED
TerrcrO Says Narno Victory
"ChRnscd Something In World"

PARIS. Nov. 23.---trugl elmo Ferrero. tho
historian. who Is In Paris, speaking of
the victory in the battle OF the Marine.
said in an Interview
THAT day changed something In the
world. Europe no longer feared Ger.
many. II was an event whence astound.
ing consequences will result in the history
OF the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
The BETHANIA IS CONDEMNED,
hHmhurG- tmrricnn snip Captured
hN nriush >djudg"d Wnr Prize.

'p5"gi Catie Ncsp1t"l TO Tur SrT
h.r's,o', jamaica. Sow. 20. prisn
.'... 'n.la" cond murd the Hamburg
A-'sr'nrr Steamship Bcthania which was
t-'' IL r,r" by a British cruiser on
.uh'r 10
I.' l'hiui,. which j. q vessel Of 4,si7
."."d from GENOA for South Ameri
'u1, ON July % 4 British cruiser
t'i N,. un polt Roval four miles from
'.' H.d i"Wcd her into port, II WAS said
~ 'HC time that she had 400 German
'.N"' visits IN board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
SWISS EXPEL AMERICAN.
Di. Wifaat Dcported for HIS Pro-
German Activities.
special cable Drspatch 10 Tnr St,

PARIS. Nov 23,---lt is reported fg0H
Geneva that Dr. Ricaat. a natural!zcd
American, president OF the Society Of
Egyptian Patriots. editor OF The Egyptian
Nationalist, y daily contributor TO u Ger
mangph.e Swiss paper and the author
OF England in Dccadence." has been eN-
PEELED from Switzerland on account OF his
pro- German activities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
sERv1AN DEFENDERS WINNING.
Austrians Admit Successful Oppose
ton to InvasiOu.

VIENNA. via Rome, Nov 2S--It is Off
cially admitted that the Serv!ans have
occupied well chosen fortified positions
and that they are successfully opposing
the Austrian invasion of Servia.
The advance of the Austrians ~ most
difficult owing 10 the floods In the rivers
and the fact that the mountains are COW
cred with three feet OF snow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
INSPECT CAMPS IN ENGLAND.
4. =. Government Agents End roul
81 France aud hermann.
spec,a ca5ie Desparch TO TnE Sta.

LpSpOH, Nov e@.--Chandler Hale and
&. K Anderson the special representa-
tlves OF tho United States state Depart
mont. who have been investigating the
prisoners CAMPS IN France and Germany.
have now started on n tour Of the Eng
lsh concentration camps
Capt. SNdacy Cioman. the forne Amer
lean naval attache here, and Mrs. Cloman
have gone to Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
TURKS E'XPEL SERVIANS.
rwO Aids OF q. &. Envoy Ordered
From Constn tinopI~.

LoSpoN. Nov. 2S.--The news has been
received in sofia from constantinople
that two members OF the Seryian Legation
in Constantnople. who we're assisting
the American Ambassador TO protect
Servian interests. have been notified to
quit the city within forty-cight hours.
The Turkish Government closed Today
all British. French and Russian scht Is.
hospitals and churches in Constantinople.
1t IL reported that the Government has
appropriated all enterprises belonging to
citizens of nations allied against Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
INTERNATIONAL
LAW T0G0VERN
0URSEA RIGHTS
L. ). Finds Declaration of
London Operates No
Longer.
QUESTION Hl GERMANY
BRINGS ANNOUNCEMENT

v,.l.. .ioN. nov. 93.--Thc complete
Dr. t.',N. uf he Declaration OF London
A. syStom &C rules OF naval warfare to
,o,c.u IN The present war became known
nov, tonight with the announcement that
,hc Tri'ci states Governments has with
dawn as suggestion that .the Declaration
be t... ,ulde for the procedure Of belliger-
tijs.
The United StArcs Government has
served notice ON all beligerents chat, as
far AS ID is concerned. it will stand on its
,s..bts urdsr the established principles of
International Law. This policy is already
in fore. N connection with the numerous
maritime uuc..,pu, -.ONns out OF the
wat Wlrh have been she subject OF dis
,..4ai Win Great Britain.
Tie reason given by the United states
4 th., position was that some Oh the
bsii.trcius did not care to rdtlfy the con-
,,ntuu without substantial amendments.
TL-sc proposed notifications. wh!ch were
accepted N full by the United States.
We, OF such Nill Importance thac II
VI. icgilrded a. impossible and impolitc
20 attempt in any controversies which
might arise with belligerents to base the
position of he United States on the Lon
don convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
STOP TURKS AT BATOUM.
sultan tn. 100000 Men on the
taUcasiHn Front.

IuSpoS. Nov. ga despatch from
Pstrograd to the DolU Chronicle says
there are 1000 Turkish troops on the
Caucasian front between the Persian
front aud Batoum. They have repeatedly
attempted TO enter Batoum Their adj
vance on the shore road has been checked
by five Russian warships and By the COM
plct, destruction of tho Turkish town Of
khupa. just over the border.
The Turks are better armed, equipped
and led than in the Balkan war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24

The announcement OF this action By
tn United States came AS the result of
thc making public 10y the German Embassy
Of tho teNt of memorial sent by the
German Government to all the neutral
goycrrrncn.S, discussing the attitude of
he French and English Governments
toward the London Declardeion. The
memorial pointed out tine radical de-
JHuturcs from the rules uf the Declaration
20 the announcement thai. they would
scrye as q guide 10 the British Admiralty
~Eh some notifications
u Is alleged by the Germans however,
INT the british practices with regard TO
Conditional and absolute contraband, the
invocation Of the continuous NoyaSeS,'
tho classification OF contraband and dis
regard NJ the list Of non-contrahand con-
tanned In the London convention. the Brit
sh rules as To- blockade running, seizure
~ sh.us and the forcbie removal from
neutral ships OF enemy citizens liable to
military service. arc not mere notifications
II ,he London convention iules. but wan
tor disregard Of it, principles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
Won HANSEN IN SANITARTUM.

AMSTERDAM. Nov cs.-The Cologne ca
se,te says tina: Gen Won Hansen. who was
displaced as commander OF the Second
Army in September by Gen. Won Einem
has been sent 10 a santarium at Parten-
bircheu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24

to $50 dead and several thousand
wounded.
Artvin, Transcaucasia. is in the gov
eminent OF Kutais, thirty-four miles
southeast OF Batum. II has population
OF about 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24

suit OF the Austro- Hungarian war loan at
over two billion crowns t3400, 900. 000)."
Evening star., 1914-02-17
NELSON WILSON. Attorney.

SUPREME CoTRr OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding Probate Cou-; N". 2''2a.
Admins ration This IS to give notice that the
subscriber. of the State Of Maryland. has OBJ
tainet from the Probate tenrt Of The District
Of Columbia. Letters testamcnta-y On the f>tatr
Of Emily Tenlon. late Of tn" District Of -
inmhia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased hereby warrs>i 10 *
httdt IN" anne. with III" vouchers tberp"f l"Ssl-
iN au' 'heutca;ed. IL The subscriber. hr;t,re
th" i"fh day "f February. tD. 1917. "fhfr
wis" they hy law lie excluded from All
hcncft of said estate. Given under my sABd
this l2th DAY Of February. ,a1i. iS,al9 iRA' l.
IENIoN. seat Pleasant, Md A';"~; JAMES
TANNER. Register "f Wills for III" p~tEict nf
Colnnhih. clerk of tne Probate Cou;f.
fef1 ~ NH.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
GEORGE T.. HAMILTON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
llimbia. H"i'iing Probate Court No 1856 "a
ministr7fiou. This is to give notice that the
Subscribers. Of III. District Of Columbia In e
ohtain": from the Probate Court Of III" pistriet
of Columbia letters t.siamentary on the estate
of Anrj,. a. t,oe. late OF the District Of toliin.
bia. DE- ea-ed. All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned To exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof. Legally authsn-
ricated. 10 the subscribers before the 10th
day Of January. AID. 1915. otherwise they may
By Law bee excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under hands this 5th DAY Of
February, 1914. WATSON r. CLARK, l4lo II
st. NV. UNION TRUST Co. by GEORGE r..
FLEMING. 2nd Wee President tSrall Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register Il Wills for the Dis
triat Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
FOL a
Evening star., 1914-02-17
II. {. THOMPSON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. hei'iiuS Probate Court \" .o.s'.
Admins trst ti"n--Ths i 10 give notice. that The
subscriber of the District Of Columbia. has oh
tanned from the Probate Court of the District Of
Columbia. letters testam"n.ary fhe e>tAt. "f
Margaret Barry. late of the District "f e-lin
hia- decreased. All Iers,aS having claims acairSt
the deceased hereby warned TO rNhnt the
same with the vouchers thereof. lcgaiiy autheni.-
Gated. +" tn" subscriber, On Or before the 10Th
day Of February, AID. 1915. otherwise they
may hy law b. excluded from all benefit If
said .stato. Given under my hand this 18th day
Of February, 1914. lSeslA John j.. LAShfh. +.
l"u'll! bldg. Attest: JAMES TANNER. Reg
i>t"r "f Wills for TN. District of GuuaIhia. l"rk
of tn. Probate Court fel. - uslE.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
GEORGE 9. GERTMAN. Attorney.

SUPREME CoI ri or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate cour;.-N"- 2a.,iI .
Admin nl-trit ion This is 20 give notice. that
the subscriber. of til. District Of Columbia. has
ohtained from the Probate Court of the District
"f Columbia letters Of administration on the
estate Of James \. Talbert. late OF The District
OF columbia, deceased All persons having
claims again>; the deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the SAM. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, the subscriber, or
before thu iith day of February. A-I,. i9io:
otherwi-.. They lty Law b. excluded from ail
benefit "f said estate Given under nay hand
this 18th day of February. inlf. .Sealt ELIZA
BETH e. rAIRERT. 5"S lIth street southeast.
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of WIS
bate t,nI,rf f.i NH.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
FREDERICK \. FENNING nnd
SPENCER GORDON. Attorneys

81 IEEME COURT or THE DISTRICT or 90
iuinha. holding Probate Court; W ..s,52 Al
minis trat ion This is To give notice. that The
suh>cri,.sT. Of the District Of Colrnhia has Oh
taine.i from the Probate Court Of thr District
Of Columbia, letters Of admins irati"a tia.
estate OF Charles X Iarham. latn Of The pi>-
trict Of Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby Warned
TO exhibit tlir same. with fhe vouchers thereoe.
legally aufhentira tod IL the suhscrii.'r on be
fore the i2th day IF February, A. u iai5. other
Ms. they may hy law hc exrlhi.d from all
tenert "f said estate. Gren ui-lcr ny hand
ths l2th daF OF February. 1914. tSraiA FRED.
ERiCh 4 FENNI>.; ii2 9Th >tr.ct n.rthw cSi
Attest. JAMES TANNER. Register Of wills
f"r M" District Of columbia. Clerk of .he FRO
bate tnnri. fei...i mhi
Evening star., 1914-02-17
FREDERICK 4. FENNING and
SPENCER GORDON, Attorneys.

SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding Probate court.-Nn. 2"ts:'.
Administration This is TO give notice that III.
subscriber. Of he District Of Columbia, has n'l-
tanned from the Probate Court 81 tho District
Of Columbia letters Of administration on the -
ia:e Of John Jonson, LAKE Of the District u -
against the deceased hereby warned to eX-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof. Legal
iy authenticated. 20 the subscriber before
the 9th day Of February. AID. 1915. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under my hand this Ssh
day of February 1914 FREDERICK A. FEN
MING. Century bldg. tSea) Attest: JAMES
TANNER. Register Of wills FOR the District Of
Columbia. Clerk % the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
ANsoN $. TAYLOR, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia Holding Probate Court Estate OF
Annie f. Davis. decsa>.-.--No. ls.s9. Adminis-
herein for probate OF the last will and testament
of said deceased, and for letters tcstamentary
on said estate BY Edward $. Wescott aud James
s. Grant. il is ordered this 2nd day Of February
AID 1914. that the unknown heirs at Jaw and
,ipxt of kin of Annie +. Davis. deceased and all
Others concerned appear in said court On Monday.
the 16th day Of March. A.D. 1914. AT 10 o'clock
a m. show why such application should
not be granted Let notice hereof be published
in tn. Washington Law Reporter and The Even
ing star IN each of three su'ce>siy. WEEKS
before the return day herein mentioned the first
publication 10 b. not less than thirty days be
fore said return day WENDELL. + STAF-
FORD Justice. tS.ail Attest: JAMES TAN
NFR. Register OF Wills for the District Of Co.
llmhia Glerk of the P-nlata Court. fe2. li.1.
Evening star., 1914-02-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
PROPOSALS.
WILLIAM VI. LEwI>. Arorne,

$ SirRfME rotRI OF lilt lSrRh T ~ -
iluahia. hoidine Probate cnuri \" .1ss'. NJ
mlnlsirati"n This Is I" give n"ttre. inai go
suits'.- = r- Of The psiric - '"'uint'a. ms oi-
fain.l From me Probate 1anft - IN l'st-. -
o9iHnlla lett"rs ~ admtii>tra' "u on ~, c>lat,
- NlLiAin Na'kail h'r,i'f. lat' - tn' l't--
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l.-8iS iifhentieairri Ma >tit,>,rlrr. - #
hefnae i4'' ip1i t.as - fri,-lst-- T. Z"
,ili.rv fii., nay =, las - 49, ia.i fr.,iu 5
t..neti = ~a4a F.s:,-,. nirru au,ier niy i,sa.i
M ~. aas y ighrpar, ialf- "a n r'>-
JANIS TANNfE Register ~ wiil, ~ III, ~.
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fai7.2 .inh:
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CRAVING ard Printing Washington. Il ,'..trt-
AIRY .. 1914 >eaie! proposals VIII h. received .t
nj "fice qntil an. Monisy. Mar ?. 1ait /"
Furnish during taSs nseal ,-ar beginning I'l.t !.
,ali The following eass's - supp ie>. ns1i:ine.
Textiles, EngTav"rs supplies and Dry taatrs.
The ir"pe,al, must y. nrei,.d later tfaa y,
until J" = IN ~ respective dates r,,i"as
rrNtrins, Tarsia,, ~. :. lali. rcstnrs Nd
u,.~'lay. June Z; Ial4 a.! Trv G.'lors. Ssi risN
tie,5 will opened ~l re4ir,s,-i II in i,r,>.
Kureau. rhr right r,,>,.r,,d - i. -. ,i.l -
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ton . IoStfu T. Ehl'I rir'etrr - 1857 sl.
felotuAr.it
TRE.sr RY DEPARTMENT. RtREhi' nr ~
CRAVING aDI Pruning VI -Hi,;ci"R. u 4. f3..I.,#
arE >. 1919 Sealed ir"a.~a = sili n a., .Tf+i
tlsi- nf,ie- uni pm. Nasiay. Marra - ili.
10 furnish ,!priu. tGe i-t..l year II Giuf Bs t,
l. 1915 the following ,slaS>c> "f >tfisp.i.s. tlg.
Paper RoN Eaaks and Paper tn rn.e,-e-
must te r'crisUi Uat lafrf tHaH iH' ft3e. Ut.ty'-
stated. liui thes VII r. "fered in il ATS.
Monday. Mae - 1914. 1tHi.h dait !. t.' tngr
nau"d they W H. ,fr'ata au1 r.. flii..i 4.
presence ~ bidders il t'lc ''iiio, = fHt Dim
~ th. Bureau. h, righi is reserved =. -
any all bid Parts = bids. EaAN i,sNs
with specifications fer PROPOSALS AMI ;nrib
i.rtH
Rlr,aN Z. u Law. II
Evening star., 1914-02-17
VOERWARTS NO. | HOST
AT MASQUERADE BALL
Hyattsville Beneficial Association
Entertains Large Crowd-Beltsvflle
Grange Committees Announced.
special CORRESPONDENCE y rAe >La..

Special Correspondence. - The >Iat
IiYAT'rSNILLE. february i. 1914
The annual masquerade bah of The
! Noerwarts No. l. a German beneficial
association of Bladensburg. Hyattsvilie
and vicinity, Was held last night in Ma
sonic Hall here. About fifty competitor.
for the prizes offered for the most uniqu
and startling costumes participated H.
; the grand parade. First honors We,it I
the Misses Malyenia Lillian Rusbe an.
Frances Wood: second prize 10 Mrs Nit
ME Weaver OF iIickeys tame, Eaaens-
burg road; Clarence ,iasch was awarde.
third pri1e. and Edward Gasch and Al
gust Arnold carried OF fourth honors
The committee having charge of the
general arrangements comprised IL a
Friday, \. II. Dahler. Albert Fierstin.
Edward Radtka. A. Henning and ca.
Huber. The officers of the association
are: Edward Radtka. president: Frank
Schoenhauer. Nice president: Carl Huber
financial secretary; Giustave Henning, re-
cordins secretarN: 4. II. Dahl.r, treas
urer, and Jonn Alsop, sergeant-a arms.
Grange Committees Named.
Thomas II. White. master OF the Reits-
VILE grange. has announced the follow
ing committees for the year lait: Propes-
ty. Mrs. Hall Mrs. higgins. Mrs. Oitpcl-
man. Mrs. l.ugenbeil and Messrs Wait.
Lewis and Hall; hospitality, Misses oliS-
and Margaret Eeall Mrs. Bissel Mrs
Waite and Mrs. Lewis and Messrs. s. v
Beall and Howell: comforting degrees
Misses Catherine Beali. Anna McCarths
and susie Beall, Mrs. Smith and MessrS
Wait.. Stanton and Alien: care and in
provement of grounds Messrs Norto
anspon. Ballard. Higgins and Chestnut
and Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Chestnut
The East Hyaftsyille Improvement Ass.-
citation has reorganized with the follow
ing officers: IL. q Lemon. president "
: SandiIands. vice president: s Hort
dahl, secretary; J. NJ Anderson. trea~
ureT. committee on streets. walks an
bridges. r. ". McQuinn, J. l.. Sayer ana
Thomas j. Martin. committee on lights
]. SalZman, .. ii. Ilrich and L. Roll
man: committee on WAYS and means, A.
Daniels. +. NJ. Petit and j. l.. Sayer:
committee OH membership. Hugh Nc
committee health. William s Sand.-
Fire Department Meeting.
The Ioc:il fire department held Il meet.
ing at department headquarters last
night. President Fred \, Soules in the
chair. About tvent, four members were
dropped from tn. rolls. The entertain
ment committee announced that a GET
together smoker would be held for The
members Saturday evening. The depart
ment has membership of over fifty. and
last night admitted several new members.