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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
TEXAS ROUGH RIDERS
ARE BEING ORGANIZED
Volunteer Regimen, Of Cavalry ~.
Be Organizes From An,one
Texans

Ni san Autouin. there .s hs.na ,r
-'n'zci volunteer resim.nf ia ~,
aifl. snoNn al che Texas Eoaeh tIf.
era for the purpose ~ v8urra.r.,
'.a f,ffices te tac UnBcd states IL ~
event of war
ths organiaatiou has ts ori-.r ,r
the srrng of 1919 nt tho ,tr,. 49,.
Intervention in Mexico appear.a III
n'lcnt % MAS at that tIme 49,
~ captain j.. $ McNeeI. sn ev.r.,.-
.' ana was SHOWN as ths .NeN...l
scouts. some months aeo cs,,,.l.'
N,'N,ei diel and officers og no sc.,ts
N'.l'Nne that intervention b. 49,
4 nag a mettcr III time decided ~ -.
|t tcsimcrt in state al eff-fg,..'
,n,' F's'd, for instant service h ~ IN
N'faihsly Acing re-0taarirss ,,,,.s... u.
~. ~ ieNas Roueh Riders
TINS fes.ment + d 81 c.rn,.,.,
rN-soidiers cowboys ffonfiersr,,, y
zen who are especially qu,lf.e5 ~.
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w 'Aiis being received from ,.,..,..'
$50 81 '9e United states ana c,an.,4s
Nsn who have lived ga ths ,,nr5.r ~
'sn flue roPe shoot pack s,s6 '.o
''"N' ms a snpwls1ss a ,he Snsr3,,. 80, w
N'ase are especially desired go '.''''
$50 men Who arr Interested ~.
Nlted o. write as tha h..s M
AfN.s hoash Riders" r 3. nv ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

which thny Wsfa accustomed in their
9Un bands On fhlf day wherever they
i've ln large pnmbrfa they i0af about
ne streets. an they drup Into speak b
,nhlos. blind ueefs ~ auMeuuncip
rsmhllng ders
Why should uDt our puhile HshOplF
be opened free 60 them gn Sunday ~
iefuoDne and EVENINGS wiin simple in.
firnetiun in reading Hnd writing lhe
gneilsh iangiiaFn American hisiutf
ana nuf political ayHtem. repemphi
and htemtufe SO one cnidd object
~ would object 10 ilfis usf - ihr spnre
hsnff ~ HuninY nnd che utilization pi
ldle public erhooi property ln @ wpfh
that viii af 9nrf prevent thf crimes
to Nhleh lghuranre g. itane and hnid
up hoay ~ Intelligent 9hd patriotic
eitizens. a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
pAlssr,Nv's POSSIBLE future

she source ~ information concctnlng
tho future 81 Palestine in thr ovcns
italisis are piannms Il rs Nvofrvd ir
The daiS press. a. capltaltse rclisimss
country shc objective ~ ptous pllSFim-
ase, Ne rrad;
i<tS ate looktas a. the modefnisatirn
~ the itnlV Land with a View 81 mak
Ing u convenient place b. visit The
missionaFN lnfounants report the Brit
ish capitalists to desire 70 network The
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

BILLY SUNDAY SAWS that hell IS
$50 worse than Chicago. car mth
cr limited acquaintance with hell
prevent, d more spirited defense
OF Chicago
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

Tho san Nuionio Express has
msugIraled d splendid crusade
trr municipal cleanliness, and Is
nNhImn HnnI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

Tho Legislature passed law
making % 4 mislomcanor a. catch
fish more thuu two inches n
lcngIh hpm The Medina Lake
VOL dHsltrs viii have To catch
their bait m Medina Lake ami go
lisliue elsewhere
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

We guess KING George found
litllr satisfaction n birthday
that marked the rocapturc og
frnmNs from the Russians but
KING George Is leading such d
NICE retired life that VIZ are not
certain he Is getting an the latest
dispatches
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

Ono Arrendondo claims that
President Wilson 5 note has been
accustomed hy the lack Of close ~
iat,ons betwcm the Carransa
regime aud the United States.
Senor Arreudundo may live ta
complain hecau,o The relations
mentioned hecome too CLOSE.
IT'S loss than week. until the
Texas Press Association viii be
rNlcnictl tho hospitality OF Corpus
,hflsti and we most earnestly de-
sir tho support Of an united citi.
fenship ia che program of enter.
tannment that will br afforded
The success of the meeting has
been assured by the liberal partic.
paiiun OF the Commercial club,
always eager 90 advance the cts S
interests
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

Address nii buHnrHH cum 1uicaiipns
and make ont aii cnsgtH. drafia. mon.
~ orders md esprcnH orders ~ The
collier Publishing Company an Items.
nrtifieH nnd communications phou'd be-
ndifrsael % Editor Cofpue chrlnti
rHiior
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-06
Last Nights Sermon

Continuing his theme of yesterday after
noon, Rev. w. A. Sunday last night spoke
on a defense of reYivals, taking his text
from Habakkuk 3:2, 30 Lord, revive Thy
works In the midst of the years. in the
midst of the years made known; In wrath
remember mercy" He said:
1--WE are reminded by this that there
are In the midst of years snany things
that remind us that the sands In the hour
glass of time are fast sitting for many
of us; your hair is growing gray your
eS es are dim; II takes you longer to go
a block and you love to sit In front OF
the fire and doze. There is the retrospect
tive view of life the introspectivs and the
prospective. II you discover anything in
the interpretive that has made you
ashamed and disguised with the retro
spectiVe. resolve TO make the prospective
better by contrast.
Away with this Goth century tommy
rot that the way to elevate the people Is TO
mix up with them. That Will not ele-
vate them, no, you will sink IN the mud
as deep as they are. II you want to ele-
vate them you've got TO live better than
they do
IN the words Of my text 'oh Lord
revive thy works. he didn't pray for
more education. he didn't pray for free
trade, he didn't pray for municipal own
ership, he said Lord, revive thy works
always suppose. because they are fools.
that the only way 20 promote religion Is
for religion to move uniformly In the
same old rut.
GRAVES AND RUTs DIFFER
The only difference between a grave
ana rut is that the grave is saIttie deeper
than the rut but they are both for the
same purpose. Some people are afraid.
scared 10 death to introduce innovations
IN religion they are scared that God Al
mighty might do something out OF the
ordinary and arrest the attention OF the
man who is going to hell on high gear
However sound their line Of reasoning
may be, the old methods are al right
science 3 not worth snap Of your mn
ger, nor q piekayune. unless they deliver
the goods. express charges prepaid.
80 what's the nature q 2 reyiRaif He
vas prayine for a revival As q nation
- are facinE the danger ol tbe domlna-
ton 81 tic materlai over tae splrifpaii
ae are commercially dfuua. Take 3
bashel q nleAsls and eaik doHn The
szreez 0f tna average fVH1 znn x4A e4a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-06

church and l believe you ara !.
ready to overthrow the devil M
been backing you into corner 4.
last % years. You have a lot a
fellows here in Philadelphia, bu,
haven't got backbone enough: Il
got a twine string for baokbon.
twlne string that will wriralo
time some old rummy blows his n,.,
the spinal column was drilled out n !
OF you fellows there wouldn't b, n
enough left to powder your IA y
heads with. Brace up ana do sofr,nl
Show your colors.
"All that some of you church mess
are At for is to help make up ~
You help the preacher count opt n
when he sends In his annual repo,s
II will tell you facts. Hear fne u
reason why we have got these ~
rots is because the church OF "a n
not done her duty. | have pol -
thing to say about the evantss
church.
"Give us better homes Their
great tendency to break down our h,
today. Our boys and girls are rols,
the devil. Fathers, the trouble u
forget; the mother forgets she ~
sents Jesus Christ. She spends N
time around the ladies' club ana 4
literary club and other clubs, clubs :,
in general are all right, but which, n
they keep her away from home u.
wrong.
"The revival is one tide from Ia y
sea that has swept the world since Pei
cost. 1t is not new tide in a new n
but an old tide in an old sea.
"Give us more men for the mlnlr.
| tell you, my friends, the church L
ing a crisis in the ministry today q
young men are leaving the ministry N
are refusing to enter the ministry Nj
Because they are starved. 1t isaA
grace and an insult the salary they I
paid.
tOh, Lord, revive thou thy works a
know that every revival that has n
this land has had two charactefif
First, IL has been n revival OF hus,|
men. There never has been time y
they were more willing to put n3
money into a campaign than now
"They are beginning to see. thoug
business men from Maine to Callit
from Duluth to the gulf, that II the q
wave of graft, intemperance, vice, l1|
tiousness, bribery and corruption Vt
threatens your nation and imperis \
destiny as a nation. which threatets
overthrow our young men and yu
women-they are awakening to The n
that if 1t is to be beaten back and o1s
thrown, 1t has got to be brought d
by a tidal wave OF religion. They N
been awakening to the fact that q
have been dealing with non-essef.
things, and are wasting their time. s
ond, a revival of personal work N
has never been a time when peope 1
more ready to work; never a time Vi
they are more ready and willing. II
every man and woman in this auda.
every usher, every member of a con-
tee. to do personal work.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
TRACE MANY ROBDERIES
TO ARRESTED STUDENTS
Seventy Pawn Tickets Found With
High Explosives in Di Cesare's
Rooms Give Detectives Clues.

Four burslaries, the police say.
have already been traced to George
e. Di Cesare Of No. 1b Lexington
Avenue. the young student In whose
rooms Inspector owen Egan Of the
Bureau Of Combus tibles found enough
explosive chemicals last Friday ITO
blow up q city block" Through the
running down Of the seventy pawn
tickets found among O Cesare
nosses,ions detectives believe they
will uncover many more sobberdes
attributable TO him.
hi Cesare was caught Dec. II At
tempting to rob the office OF DR.
Jurist at No. 10 Park Place.
SO far the police have traced ths
Following victims of Dd Cesare, they
say: Schwarts q Co., electrical sup
plies. at No. 207 Centre Street. q type
writer and voltmeter: Albert NBrower
The evening world., 1915-01-18
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR

ments you have doubled the beauty Of
your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected or is
.Naagy. faded. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides beautifying the hair. Dandcrinc
dissolves every particle Of dandruif;
clesnses. purifics and invigorates the
scalp. forever stopping itching and fall
ing hair; but what will please you most
will be after . few weeks use. when you
see new hsir-finc and downy at first
yes-but really new hair growing all
over the scalp. II you care for pretty.
soft hair. and lots oi Il, surely get . rs.
cent bottle Of Knowlton's Danderins
from any drug store or toilet counter and
Just try it.-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

manufacturer Of scientific instru-
ments at No. 1926 Crosby street. ten
instruments valued at $500: william
II. Weed Of No. % Broadway. camera
and surveying instruments: DIR. +. B.
Tuck, President Of the Research Lab
oratory at No. 426 Lafayette Street.
microscope and chemists scales
worth $500.
The detectives have discovered that
while doing electrical work for
several pawnbrokers. Di Cesare
robbed them and sold the stolen goods
to other pawnbrokers.
The evening world., 1915-01-18
lime Medication
[ In tuberculosis

In the New York Medical Record OF
December &. tOls. the relation Of lime
- tsbercuiosis is discussed by DIR. John
NORTH Of Toledo. o. In thIs article he
0ysi
AZ have rome Ia the conclusion thst one
- the most prominent casses tef tubercs-
posis) II lime Starvation In al
eases Of incieient tuberculosis there h .
deficiency sf ealcism. A great
eaoy do not eat food containing enough
Time. In such cases We must re-
SORT 70 lime nedicstion."
II. as Dr. North claims. lime msdica-
Non IL nssdsd to combat tuberculosis. then
eckman's Alternative should be Eivsn .
feir trial In such cases. because one Of its
chst ingredients 10 caIclum ,limsD. %
combined win other remedial agents - "a
De easily assiintaisd bv the average sys.
tom.
We have . insss Of reliable testimony
evidenelng that this remedy has proved
:sficaoieus In relieving and arrestinq
With proper diet. plenty Of fresh air and
bflieve II VII prove beneficial In any case
OF this dreadful disease.
Ie containe no opietes or coai-tar ds .
rtvativss and no poisonous druGs. 90 II Il
eefe 70 try. Al anv drusKist's, or direct
from the SOLE com Founders.
Ursmsu Lsborrtovv. PhiiRdelphia. ia.-AAvt
The evening world., 1915-01-18
For 25 cents you can make
your hair lustrous, fluffy.
and abundant.

Immcdiatei-Yesi Certain1-that's :
the Joy Of il. Your hair becomes
light, wavy. fluffy. abundant and ap-
pears a. soft. lustrous and beautiful
As . young girls after a Danderine
hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten
. clSth with . little Dandcrine and
carefully draw II through your hair.
takip,, one small strand at a time
This will cleanse the hair Of dust. dir,
or excessive oil. and in Just q few mo.
The evening world., 1915-01-18

SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The evening world., 1915-01-18
Price Savings on
FASHIONABLE SILKS.

si.ss Crepe Meteers. rs...........1 4 49,
40-inch-white, cream. black.
evening and street colors.
Dl.68 ChRrmeuse-AO-iuch ..... AN
Superior weaNe-soft draptngS
cream, light and dark colors. black.
SI.35 Crepe de Chiaes. es.....,.......0 .06
+0-inch-full crepe finish-iight.
medium and dark colors. also black.
Si.os ChlffssiNsfstas. 1.30s
40-inch-liSAtiws Gig u
durable->aA0 colora n
u 90 Satin stripe Tub silks. ..... ~
S2-inch--white ground-variou0 n
stripes In different spacingA ~
~ Ct. slik Pepiins. ns.........,.... IN
s5-inch-soft. but highly lustrols
very durabls-white. cream.
afternoon and evening colora
ss.inch-scft. fiim ana ni.Aiy
lustrous-bisck ssA bsst colerV
ol.}g DlAsA si1ks-sD.ensA ~
:''': s:'':ss: - g: s.:.:.: g
The evening world., 1915-01-18
THIEVES "AsLeEP" IN STORE.
Poiiceman Has Tough Fight After
He Pockets Revolver.

A. Policeman Murray Of the Msdi-
son Street Station turned into East
Broadway in the vicinity of No. 96
At 4 A. NJ. to-day he saw a man ahead
Of him light several matches and
then disappear. In the hallway at No.
% Murray came upon a wet umbrella.
In a vacant store there he found an
eighteen inch square hole cut through
into the silk store OF Jacob Marcus.
Revolver in hand. the policeman
wormed his way through and found
two men asleep" in the silk store,
The evening world., 1915-01-18

with rolls OF silk baied up.
In the hall. seeing Murray pocket
his revolver. the thieves turned on
him. After a hot fight. in which the
policeman broke one Of his fingers,
The evening world., 1915-01-18

the burglars were subdued. They gave
their names as Morris Goldstcin OF
No. i29 Eldridge street and william
Gclick OF No. sis East Seventeenth
Street,
The evening world., 1915-01-18
January Sale Of
CHILDREN'S UNDER WEA

Dra awess--M --Musiin--h. Q. hem and
three tucks-l to ~ yrs.- ~
worth .l5 to IL. s................ IL
Dsaweps-Fruit Of Loom or Lonsdals,I
cluster tucks and h. s. J
to yrs.-reg. H.. .1lI
to ~ yrs.-reg. So. III
ess---Musiin--smb'y and tusks
or h. 4. ruffls-t to ls yrs o..
regularly is. 6................. al
Night DPessss-Muslin-ro yoks.
Ribbon and lace
TO yra-res. 49,. .20,
. to IL yrs.-rsg. So. a.
Niaht ses-Nainsook-lacs,
emb'y and ribbon
to l6 yrs.-reg. .s9.. 90
Petticeats--Cambric--h. q. ruffis
or emb'y-+ to IL yrs.-reg. - N.
Petticsats-Cambri or smb'y--
4 to 10 yrs.--rsg. .S0.......... 90
PFtaesss slips--lace or smb'y and
ribbon trim'd yokes-
9 TO 1s yrs.-wsrs So. -
Misses' Corset Csveps-lace, two
inserts and ribbon-valus .S6.. 40
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

ammrd by tho Department or Public
WORKS.. ANA tht paving Nt Eatd street
.H. been found 90 LgNt been dome
.H g|r.tI..r rItn the con tract ana
rV,clEcauuus for the same, thcr'4oi'
t..uIttt. 4.sI go. Ht-Ht i4t atld pm
tts Mt,Hti the limits above urhlt lt2LL-
ed nt auI ls UrfeuN accepted -
hr- IsvG Second. That the Niiy
tHrl lIoli,r br uud i- hereby atih"l
lEt4 T. .uTaW his warrant ou the 'ltf
IIrHs s-iri in payment ot the ihttl
.t.. ..IIr. .'t'. ut .olh atlt't 10 t"'
I.IuUut ut at0aJ -o. thr SAlue hFi"h
I.uu IHe tltk tot paving said inter
.r.tttI.-. ttc. uud lar the sum ~
.H iH. stmt beius the cost of al
-eItt-.uE. blanks ANA inspector SAL
htrchcd Third. That the city Con,
ttuILtf ut ami hv ia heithy uiftNteh
40 ur,plre street paving bonds, ~
a.rpIdaucc WITH the provisions or
Spr. a. and io ~ Chapter IA OF the
.tI-rt,. 90 the city OF Detroit as
.uealtd bv AN Act " the l,eglsla
tura approved June ., 1901. sa'1
bonds 10 boar interest az the rate OK
fa.r Icr cent per annum.
Adopted as follows.
lras-AId Ashe. Barnett, BlciL
Burton. case. Cranshaw. mn Ells'
Tiold FrriWaid Gilman. Guthnri.
llmdie. Jakel, keating. hochcr
krlngmrl kronk kunz. LcmpHe.
Lod..e. Move. owen. lNchert R1llo.
Kuttcr. SchcmHnsiSy. schultz StarNel
'thompspn. Vernon. WaTtclL W cnLeA
W j. Wilson. Wing. link ana the
President. o..
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
COMMUNICATIONS.
;. From the Mayor.

70 the Honorable the Common Council:
E Gentlemen:--I beg leave 10 infor m
fou that / have this day made the
tollowing appointments:
~ A members OF the City Plan and
Improvement Commission 10 succeed
themselves. Mr.. Charles Moore and
mi. Walter r. Campbell:
As member OF the City Plan and
Improvement Commission TO succeed
Ichn Bornman, resigned, Mr.. Paul
uorGe:
M As member OF the Department OF
rBuildings 10 succeed Mr.. A. G. stell-
wagen who declined reappointment
4r. william r. Mcdonald
~ Respectfully
OSCAR y. MARX.
Mayor.
u Accented and pinced on file
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Total amount ..........t3 t3b'
Respectfully.
gro n KENREL.

Com ul s-lOner.
Accepted and by unanimous con
cent Alderman Reating offered the
Whereas, y apgSar' from a com;
munication from rhs Department ~
public Works that the paving ~
uer contract confirmed the 2lst day
~ August. 1915. on Preston street
from the east iine OF East trang
Roufevard 10 the west curb OF Field
avenue has been fully completed and
whereas said street has been eN-
amined by the Department OF Pup-
nc Works. and the paving of said
done In accordance with the contract
and specifications for the same there
fore
ing within tho limits above. mention
I'd be. and is hereby accepted.
Resolved Second. That the city
Controller be. and is hereby author
lzed to draw his warrant on the CITY
treasurer in payment of the inter
sectfons etc. of said street 90 the
amount OF s25s 80 tho same heiuE
the fuil amount due the CONTRACTOR
from tho CRY for paving said intcr.
sectiong etc. and FOR the sum ~
$1,000 the same being the cost %
advertising. blanks. and inspectors
Resolved Thlrd. That tho city CON
trolier be. and he is hereby directed
70 prepare street paving bonds. ~
accordance with the provision -
SEES az and ~ OF Chapter u ~ tho
Cbar,er ~ tho CITY ~ Detroit 1s
amended by an Act 81 the Legislature
spproved June 6th 1907. such bonds
10 bear interest at tho rate ~ four
per cent. per aunum.
Adopted as follows
Yena--AId. Ashe. Barnett. BlciI
burton. Case Cranshaw, Dill. lll's
Field Freiwald. Gilman. Guthard.
Hlndie. Jakcl KeatinR. Kocher.
Krtrnmet Kronk. Kunz. Lcmpke.
Lodge Nowc owen. Richert Rolio.
Rutter. SchernanEky. schultz. Starkey
W Wilson. wing. link and tho
Presfdent--31.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From tne Department OF Public
Works.

To The Honorable the Common Coun0ii
Gentlemen. The Department -
Public Works respectfully. reports
that the paving % Roosevelt avenue
under the contract confirmed the 3lst
day OF August. 1916 is fully com
pieted from the NJ g. r. X 20 tho
south line 81 Michigan avenue.
The pavement is of asphaltic con-
crete and has been examined by tho
Department Of Public Works. and
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
From the Department OF Public
Worka


To tho Honor Die the Common Council.
Public Works fespe. tfu.iy NTepQrts
thar tra rLvfrg uf Atf~pr Ns - g.
rT Ailer HtfSo.u .Towuseu1 Bald
wia Goethe nod Mach avenues. Ir-
der the contract confirmed The 1th
dlt ur September. 1915. IE fully rom-
pleteg
The pavement is ~ one course CON
crete and hos been examined hy the
Esn 4rfrreu - pIEIf. H0rks and
found 90 bo iu accordance with thc
contract and aperi1catlous for the
same
If .ro fU duo the contractors FOR
paving a1.d hlI'y lH foll1Wst
Tor .rferec IONS etc....... sI79 81
Hlauks and Irspeetor.s saI.
airy ...-.. ...-............ On
Total amount ..............S .Si41 90
Respectfully,
gro If FENF FTJ.
Commissioner
Acretfsd.B and 10y unanimous con
sent Alderman keating offered the
following
Whcreas. ~ appears from com
PTblic Torkv that the paving of al
The 7th dav of -rtrmher. isi5. has
hrcn fYlfv COMPLETED aud
Whereas. said 1firy has been ex-
ariuc1. bV tho GrU1 rmeut ~ Public
Worka. aUH th- paving pf said alley
hes been foa1t 20 have been done
i'm arcardautr with the contract and
afratioup for the same. therefore
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

COUNCIL
(oFFTCIAL)

Detroit. Tuesday. Nov. ~. 1918.
"A The Council met and was called 10
56rdrr BY the president. Hon. sherman
|I@ft1snold -,
"a present: Aid. Ashe. Barnett, Bleil
[nnrfon, Case, Cranshaw, Dill. Ellis
Held. Treiwaid, Gilman, Guthard.
|indle. Jaqel, Keating, Kochsr. Krirn-
|1ne1. Kronk. Kunz. Lempke. Lodge.
I)cwc. Owen, Hichertt Rollo. kutter.
Phonpson Vernon, Wartel Wenkel.
~ J. Wilson. Wing. Zink. and the
fYresident
T There being quormum present.
'1AA Council was declared TO be In ses-
The Journal OF the preceding ses-
01on was approved.