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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21
FIRST FINES IMPOSED FOR
THROWING GLASS ON ROAD

Roy Cote, Of Dante. s. D., were ar
rested and fined for throwing glass in
the streets. while in Tyndall recently.
These were the first arrests to be
the new statute making 1t a misde-
meano to throw glass On the public
highways of the state.
-
SPEARFISH-The local authorities are
enforcing the speed laws to the letter.
and as q result neariy a score of offend
ers have been arrested during the pa st few
days on the charge OF running their auto
mobiles at an excessive rate OF speed.
Complaints have been filed in near 70 9TH
"a cases. Among the defendants are two
members of the city council, who assisted
in enacting the ordinance.
LUDLOW-Some enormous Yields of po-
tatoe6 are being reported in Harding
county, but the biggest and largest num-
Der of potatoes from one hill Is on exhi-
bition at the Herald office in Ludlow.
Dick Burma. a farmer residing near Lud-
low, dug II potatoes from one hill, ranging
in weight from ~ pounds to IN pounds
each, the combined weight from a single
hill making II pounds.
NARROWING state hoard of railroad
commissioners will be in Marion Wednes-
day of next week for the purpose OF
Strengthening out some Irregularities In
the rural telephone systems OF this part
OF Turner county. Representatives Of tel
ephone systems at Canistota, Vibors, Par
ker, Freeman and Irene will be present.
ent.
WEBSTER-I'his fab is apparently an
open season for Webster police officers.
Several weeks ago Chief Gruhy was shot
In the leg while making an arrest. and is
In q hospital here in a serious condition.
other night Acting CHER Frank Will
cox was hit IN the head with a huge rock
and was laid up for a short time.
DlAMOND-William Lampman. n farms
er living near here. sustained three brok-
en- ribs ard other injuries when his horse
ran away and threw him In front OF the
corn binder which he was operating. The
main drive wheel passed over him.
DALESRURG-The new public school
building at this place is nearing compile
ton. and soon will be ready for
The structure II a very fine one and will
answer the school needs OF the town FOR.
years 10 come
TARkSTON-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zehn-i
pfcnntEs fof this city, celebrated their gold
IN wedding anniversary = ere. They were
married October "a. 1855. They were
asnosl8 the early pioneers OF this parf 6f
the state. q ndmbcr OF relatives attend.
ed the celebration. .% " S
t1s1e
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

exhaustive tests by European sci.
Its shoWedts that the purest water
y wa9 pOsslbieI 10 obtain by dis
alton stjll retained Its blue color.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

hansNN farmers said to be grow
long boards as q protection against
|nQuit0es. This. they say,s Is a sure
EcnSe Agatnst nibbling operations.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

pwa Ielne cities under the COM
sion form Of government. Twenty
american cities and towns are j
seF. the commissions manager plan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

table covered with an endless helt
king through rollers has been in-
TED TO feed clothes to ii wringer.
e which 1t 10 connected by gears.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

The earliest artillery guns were
tdA*; from wrought Iron bars, bonnd
tetheE like slaves OF a cask Nv the
talikage over them Of iron hoops.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

our cities IN Germany. four In
nee. one in italy and one in Rus
have Installed ozone plants for
|purihcatiOn Of their drinking water.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

AsGermnn scientist has succeeded In.
ftnH cancer In lower animals BY in
sttisE into their blood solutions Of the
Itgsgcf tdllurium and selenium.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

mood OF tin which hts over 4
gerfa head and neck In such a way
g prevent chandeliers heraldinx
dawn has been invented. That's
the bird got for growing near =
u station, where men have time to
/ OF such trifles.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21
ACRE OF LAND DROPS SEVEN
FEET NEAR PLAkkINrON

P%lankinton. S. d.. Oct. 15.--Hundreds
of people are visiting a spot near the
county line between Plankinton and
washington Springs to inspect a.
curious freak OF nature. Nearly an
acre OF land has dropped d distance OF
feet below its former level. No
reason Tor the phenomenon is Known,
nansad Nv ON ,ndar.,,,,nd NV "as
w.ater Washing away Tho st,.taa :"
derneath tl,e ION soil and ne,n,ittina -
10 a the drop of seyenf ee, IN
fher dron is expected.
s
wBEET .ER-The .Endor. u.
ho.+ Which IN, some tin,a ba. haa, 49,.
.tinr hetu,een whee,er and tna va. 10 =
~ tho ar;seo,ri ,.;ycr VIC dos4rora, ~
Are. The boat belonged to Capt. Cherri
fashoho. OK th's pace. "h>le the cap4
tam was attempting 10 start the ensineJ
Aas escapeo m s"ch d a"antliy that the
engine room became ehafged' and a spark
y sou.s soulse o'o the rest ma rev
MINUTES Tue cfal. was d mass OF names.
dnu the poat WAS burned 20 the water,
eake. Aho,hel noat mas neeii secured TO
.al, T,,asdar =, ~. So .ioseu .ne
In. tnn,,, To-. ,,e nnn nir. : auJo.n-
n,h,.b ,nar.s i. . Mt+a ta.,as. ~. .ann ~.
100 .rha t.rm :. 49, ~ a. - Nv a.,
has a voo, LAT ne nan h,,;Iaina. nv Nv
nIrcbaxers were n ava n + iae
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

men are expected to point
6&MMay. which may account for the
etSsthat 318 Yale students earned
10y last year by Ishering.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

llaetoad 81 breaking, a new motor
htS@SEpe1al il thrown backward 4
MRn66, OMtEOf danger, when 1t strikes
mound on ANY ether object.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21

n116y6canhpuntain sheep ar,
1eApelH in III world.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11
FRANK CLAIMS, HE IS
 INNOCENT OF MURDER
Condemned Nan Still Claims Rt
 Never Killed Mary Pbagan.

! Atlanta, Ga, May 11.-Leon M.
 Frank, when resentenced yesterday to 4 be hanged June 22 for the murder
 of Mary Phagan, made this state
 ment: "Again I stand before you. Again i I cans but reiterate that l am inno-
 cent of the murder of Mary Phagan
 have absolutely no guilty knowl- l edge of that tragic occurrence. Judge in Doubt. 'I am innocent of this charge, and assert that the record of the evil 1 dence conclusively proves this. No appellate tribunal has ever passed upon this evidence. The only judge who has ever heard it stated that he had the most serious doubt as. to my [ guilt.
 My execution will not avengc Mary Phag agan's death. A fife will have been taken for a life, but the real culprit will mot have paid. the pen atty. I will suffer- for another's crime
 O1Ou. A5E.@
 My trust is in God. who knows that
 my protestations of innocence arc the truth. K At some future date, the whole mortal world will realize it. It is the knowledge that God. knows it now and that the world will know it some day that inspires meas sta nd before your honor and as T face the futufe.
 s.a !
 Anything else I might say at this time would be but. an. elaboration of these words to the court. Yet I am fully alive to the fact that my posi- ton is most precarious. It is a sit uation which is so far removed from. anything that my life and mental at titude could have bespcken. It. is hideous but at the sar1e time so un- real so incongrnous. Message of Theology
 Ut is fundamental in human life to ] want to live. This desire to exist is l ingrained in all of us--it is the basic 1 m orality of all who live. To those ! who have the proper ideals of living, l life without honor is insufferable. l This is the message of theology and | ethics.
 ''In the light of the whole truth { know--and the Almighty knows-4 that the morality of my position in this case is unassailab1e. This being | so my complete exoneration of this l
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

meeting last night on the courses of study offered in the school and an swered the questions of the parents in regard to graduation and college entrance requirements.
 E. Allen Moore was elected presi- dent to succeed Henry Hoar, whose term expired. The other officers elect cd follow:
 Vice President-A. F. Eichstadt.
 Secretary-Miss Millie F. McAuley.
 Treasurer-Bernado Loomis. x Executive committee-Mrs. J. F. Martin, Louis Nair, and Mrs Buel E. Bassette.
 Music was furnished by the Toma- : soni Mandolin club and the teachers entertained the parents in their rooms after the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

ther legal process. Yet the issue of
 guilt or innocence has been before one court, that in which the jury sat All subsequent appeals were made upon alleged legal and jurisdical err TOTS, not upon the facts or the eyi- dence. Since the jury lsard the case no court or inquiry or review has sifted the evidence. No decision of any appeals court undertook to pred- icate an opinion on the record of the testimony and evidence. The doubt of the trial judge as to my guilt still remains"
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11
Cltp Hens

, The monthly meeting of the school Ioard will be held Friday afternoon. "A meeting of the finance committee # the school board was held this morning.
 x A case of diphtheria. on Broad street as reported to the health department
 hairnan W. B. Rossberg of the
 ter department has secured an Ption on a tract of land on the line
 the proposed tunnel in upper Bur |ngton.
 | A marriage license has been issued
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11
KUTHERroRD ON THE ss'

Letters were received today " Uiinski Building company and VI Zuk, who are building xix Y houses on Silver and Gold xy| from Building Inspector Rutn< threatening to stop work ou' houses unless the builders put " stops. Inspector Rutherford is o Job every minute these uayx promises to have some Of the bu' in town in court before ionx for lating the laws.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

terrible charge lies in the future. When that day arrives I shall be vim dicated-and if I am alive I will be enabled to enjoy freedom and honor. Waits to Live.
 Therefore want to live.
 ''The full truth and all of tho facts in the case, when they come to light as some day they will, will prove to the world that my assertion of in nocence is the truth.
 "The legal arena is closed to me. The bar is placed forever against fur
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

to Carl A. Benson of 364 Church street and Miss Hulda Johnson of Southington. A license has also been issued to Philip Joseph Joyce of 154 Cherry street and Miss Florence EcIlund off57 Erwin place.
 The mayor and board of aldermen will meet tlltis evening.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

Louis P. Shade. principal of the New Britain High school, addressed the Parents and Teachers association of the High schools at their annual
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

IL. P. SHADE TALKS TO PARENTS
New Britain herald., 1915-05-11

E. A. Moore Elected President of High
 School Association Last Night.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Benton.

l.HEy-d Letter Drr-mI"f 10
Walter Staley IL on the sick list
this week, also Frank Minshall.
We are having most beautiful
winter weather and are thankful.
Carl Owens and bride are AZ home,
on the Owens place, near blair school
house,
Mrs, George Derr Is very sick at
the home OF her father, Joshua
Guthrie, In Lincoln district.
Mrs. Anna Field and little daugh.
ter, who visited friends here, returned
to their home at Craig, last week.
Lawrence Lehmer, OF Oregon,
spent the day In the country, with
his mother and grandmother At the
X bert Emerson home.
The boz and pie social given by
Mr.. Rock, for the benefit OF the school,
last Friday evening had a large crowd
aud realized q nice sum.
The protracted meetings he d at
the church the last few weeks by q
Christian minister closed last Thurs.
day night There were several CONVEX.
sions.
j. l.. Andler, wife and little daugl,-
ter, and Harry Gelvin, wife and baby
son, visited At Wetmore and Horton,
Rams, last Saturday, returning Tues.
day, They visited tirstJ. L. brother,
Ed, at Wetmore, then Lee Andler,
and Mrs. Ella Wisehart, brother and
sister Of j, l.. and uncle and aunt OF
Of Mrs. Gelyin. VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Died.

John NAnGundy, son Of Rev. John
and Margaret Search IanGundy, Vas
horn March -, ls2p, In Ross county.
ohio. There he lived until the year
lsj-. when lie moved TO Atchison
county, Missouri, where lie resided un.
I'll March, l'.a. at which time he
came to Osborne county, Kansas,
which has since been his home. His
death, occurred. sunday, November 81,
at the aye Of nj years, : months and
- days. lie mas married March ~,
l.ji, 10 Miss Mary Ann Jones. To
this union eight children were born
Five are still living Osborne Coun.
ty Farmer, Osborne, kans., Nov, -.
Mr.. NanGundy MAS an uncle OF
George NanGundy, residing near this
city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
NEWTON WAGONS!
NEWTON WAGONS!!
Just received a car load ut
ID. NJ. MARTINS

~, A. jeffrey had business In 81.
Joseph, last week.
STANDARD dictionary Of Facts for
sale. ENEnYfr MEYER.
10 MOI fail 10 see the nice display
OF Holiday goods at Phillips Drug
Store.
Prof. \ II Cuburn. ~ ChilIicothr,
had business In Oregon, ) rurday Of
last week.
John ", iilbbard, Who has been
on tie sic..list, IL, 80 lac informs rs.
much better AZ this writing.
You can lind most anything you
want suitable for u present, and prices
right, a, Phillips Drug Store.
A few Duroc.Jersey male hogs for
sale, also one aged hoy.
Epw AND frnnMAS
For Sai. Several Thoroughbred
short'ilCrn Buil calves CAN on or ad.
dress, III Iiuntz, Maitland, Mo,
route .,
--G"orse Reeves and wife have re-.
turned from 4 visit with their son,
John Is ami family, Of Muscotah,
Kan, and their daughter. Mrs. Ed.
Young and family, Of New Market,
Mo.
In our Item last week, we stated
that Miss AVA Dooley Was assisting
Postmaster Harsha In the postoillce.
THIS was an error, and II should have
read Miss Leah Dooley, who Is y
sister.
Mrs Ollie Cole, OF Forest CITY,
was called TO Italia, Col, by the ser.
ious sickness Of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Ann Vogan, whom at last re.
ports was very Sick with pneumonia.
sam, her brother, Is also down with
the same trouble. We hope TO hear,
soon, that their condition is improy.
ing.
Charles j. Hermann, who, with
his family, recently returned from
Hayward, Wisconsin, also brought at
the same time fine carcass Of deer,
and placed II In cold storage. Last
week, he cut II down, and among
Others We acknowledge the receipt ola
generous hunk, and say, oh, my, It
was some eating.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Methods, Episcopal Church.

We hal services last Sunda,
Throughout, ~. day Preparations
are being made for the annual Christ.
mas eve enter, ainment and the young
folks are taking hold OF the work In
such a way a. to promise good en-.
tertainm.nt.
Quarterly Meeting
Tie urst quarterly meeting for the
year will lie held next saturday night
and sunday. Tie quarterly confer.
ence viii meet al 7.jnp. IN, Saturday
with pr &. J. Chase, district super.
intendent, presiding, and pr. Chase
will preach sunday morning The
other Sunday services will be as us.
ual.
II i very desirable that every mem
Der OF the official board be present
al the quarterly conference and that
there be p full attendance at the Sun,
day morning service.
The parsonage home had very
pleasant visit the past week, from
Miss Fannie At~ell, ~ Chillicotle
Mo, an Intimate friend OF the family
for years.
! " ANDERSON, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
From p. M. Zook.

Pasadena Cal, Dec, 4 1918
Opp,oS SENTINEL; - Leaving Salt Lake
CITY up the salt Lake valley for three hun.
dred niies-a beautiful farming country,
then We struck the sandy desert for one hun
dred miles, nothing hut sage brush and cedar
bushes then We came to civilization again -
some beautiful towns, NIcturvlllp, Cotton.
santa Re, san B.rhardinU, River side ON
tariu vetmosa. dlstn re ~ four hundred
usics through huud eos ~ acres ~ orange
lennon date. ng ptuuc and olive orchards.
etc. THIS brings H. up tn i.r> Angeles. u city
claiming Usiu'J people. u city full ~ business
ui all kinds Iis'iurr ~ seven hundred
miles from SAT- Lake city. then frrm ~.
Angeles To- Pasndcru.a dlstanc" ~, ID milcs
wli'r" found ~m Henry. lpratcd Nuftl
Pasadena has "A population " about ~ 0li
-Juth faSadyu nt,C. Nutth Hnd hast
Pasadena lays against the largest chain ~
mountains 10 the west. lsing eleven miles
hish. with IN observatory un top which has
been building siN yeats. and will take years
yet To- complete. Pasadena i tot u CONNER
riIi city. anu has uu tirtuiir.. NJ large hr
tells hav" hern ci">rd since last May aud will
open up again the 9Th of December
rasadcnt and i,i> hngclr> have - system
~ street cars aud automobiles that run back
and forth between the two cities each max.
Ing - trips every % hours daily. The rail.
ruads run up the main str,t> and th- alleys
besides thousands " all Minds aud shapes Ut
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Dearmont Mill Moved.

j. W. nm, Who owns the elevator
At fortescue, vas here Tuesday and
transferred the beaumont mill ma
chinery TO lIis place, where he hopes
To have It properly installed within
the next sixty days lie expects 10
manufacture tirs, class corn meal aud
all kinds Of chop feed. -- Mound City
journal, December -.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Married.
RAMsEY-xNEALE.

Al = o'clock on Wednesday after.
noon, Dec. s, 1915, another one OF
those quiet weddings occurred at the
Presbyterian maDse In New Point.
The contracting parties were Delbert
Ramsey and Miss Oracle kncale
They were accompanied by the bride 5
: s,et, Miss Ellie kneae. and her cou.
Nin, Miss Ruth Carroll. Of Wilcox,
WASH.
Rev 4. u. Roberts took the VOWS
u the young psupe and spoke the
words that Joined them In wpdlock.
after the prdinanc. " God and the
avs ,f the state.
Tie groom Is 'he son of Mrs. Susan
Ramsey, VI ~. May Hover neighbOr.
hood, and Is W. aud favofably known
by a large circle VI friends, and Is one
Of those enterpri>ing young men that
promises well IN the affairs OF the
world The bride Is the daughter Of
Robert kneaie ahd wife, living some
i've or six miles northeast Of oregon
She Is greatly esteemed by her pu.
merous friends for those estimable
qualities that charm and impress 9th.
ers a. being characteristics Of the
gentle and true woman. All who
have known these excellent young
people will Join In wishing them a
happy and prosperous Journey In their
choice Of each other as life com.
nanipnS A.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17

You will find a large assortment
Of Books and Bibles at Phillips Drug
Store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17

Call me up for saving cordwood
stovewood length. Farmer phone
ST.. r. @. Cook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-11
MRS. TEXAS
OPENS FAIR

BY United Press.
HOI STON. Texas. Oct. II.-Mrs.
Texas opened her own state fair here
today.
This unique departure in exposition
work, formally designated as the
Texas Woman's fair. has drawn ex-
hibits from all southeastern Texas and
many points even more distant
The housewife and the woman
farmer are yariously represented. Be
sides the usual exhibits Of needle
work. knitting. etc, there are farm
and garden products. flowers. pre-
served and dried fruits and vegetables,
dairy products and rice
One Of the most popular exhibits Il
that showing the contrast in kitchens
The average farm kitchen is shown
with all its usual lack OF system and
equipment. while in conjunction Is
rhown a model kitchen. This exhibit
vas arranged BY Mrs. e. n. Barrett
OF the state Horticultural department.
Special attention win be paid TO ed
uestion in home economies, better
babies and household science. Miss
Rich Of the state university extension
division: Miss Bernice Carter. state
agent Of girls clubs for the federal
government. and Miss Culver Of the
c. ]. A. win give lectures during the
week
An automobile pageant, which was
promptly dubbed the educational pa
rade,D was held today. The partici
pants included many prominent
women educators, club women and
suffragists Of the state. An industrial
parade will be held tomorrow. An
other parade will be held later in the
week devoted to children. Several
wQgsen's bands and orchestras are fur
nishing music for the fair, which viii
conclude Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-11
LIBRARY BULLETIN.

Hours open, from to p. m. Sun
days, to .. m. Phone 1924.
BlaisdelIs--Child Life Fifth Reader;
Child Life Third Reader; Child Life
Fourth Reader.
Sneath-The Golden Word Book
The Golden Deed Book; The Golden
Key Book; The Golden Ladder Book
The Golden Path; TIE Golden Door.
Baker and CarpeDter-Sixth Year
Language Book. sAa
How We Are Clothed
How We Are Fed; Asia; Africa; Eu
rope.
McMurray-Pioneers of the Missis
sippi Valley; Pioneers on Land and
Sea: Pioneers of the Rock Mountains
and the West
Hart-How Our Grandfathers Lived,
Camps and Firesides of the Revolu
ton; Romance of the Civil War.
Chamberlain--Th Continents and
Their People--South America; The
Continents and Their People--North
America.
Dickson-Camp and Trail in Early
American History.
Bemister-I Indian Legends
Gardner-Nature Stories.
Calhoun--When Great Folks Were
Little Folks.
Chamberlain--How We Are Shelter
ed: How We Travel
Oswell--Literary Reader for Higher
Grades.
sutcliffe-Robert Fulton.
Johnson Capt. John Smith.
Root Nathan Hale.
Gilman Robert T.. Lee.
Parton Captain Of Industry.
Harris Little Mr.. Thimblefinger
Stories.
Kent-Southern Poems.
Hawthorne -1anglewood Tales.
Dickens Christmas Carol and
Cricket on the Hearth.
Hughes Tom Browns School Days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-11

Jewett-Play Day Stories.
Scudder-The Book Of Legends.
Aldrich-The Story Of Bad Boy.
Moores-Life of Abraham Lincoln.
Wigsins-Polly divers Problem.
Burroughs-Birds and Bees, Sharp
Eyes and Other Papers.
Warner-In the Wilderness.
Scudder--George Washington.
Moors-Life Of Christopher Colum-
bus.
Defoe-Robinson Crusoe.
Hawthorne-A Wonder Boea for
Girls and Boys
Scott-Ivanhoe
Longfellow-Song of Hiawatha
Schultz-The Indian Boy.
Perkins-The Eskimo Twins.
Burroughs-T Bird Stories from
Burroughs.
Miller-First Book of Birds.
Burroughs-Squirrels and Other Fur
bearers.
Brown-LonesOmest Doll.
Hopkins-The Doors.
Hazard-Three Years With the
Poets.
Stevenson~-Children's Classics in
Dramatic Form.
Mabie-HeFoes Every Child Should
Know.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-11
Grand Chapter O.E. 5.
Meets at Fort Worth

By United Press.
FORT WORTH, Texas. Oct. IL
The grand chapter Of the Texas Order
of Eastern Star began its thirtythird
annual session here today.
The entire day was devoted to COM
mittee work. reception will be
given to the grand officers, delegates
and visitors in the Westbrook hotel
tonight.
The committees win have com.
pleted their work tomorrow morning
and in the afternoon the grand chap
ter will convene. Addresses of vel
come will be made by Mayor Tyra, for
the city; A L. Shuman, for the Ma
sonic lodges Of the city; and Mrs
Fannie Hartshorn, for the Eastern
Star lodges Miss Cora Posey. assc
ciate Grand matron, will respond. Mrs
Mamie Dial Of San Antonio will vel
come the grand representative ant
response will be made by Mrs Mar
garet l.. Hosey, grand representative
of Indiana.
business sessions will be helt
Wednesday morning and afternoon