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ura or refusal, and shall also transmit
a copy Of his certificate to the attor.
ney general, county attorney or city
and county attorney as the case may
7be... -. H.: j. +. . =. .~... 49,. r.. t.
:, Sec. II. No Privilege to Witness,
Immunity from: Prosecution-No wit.
ness before the comptroller shall be
privileged to refuse to testify to any
fact or TO produce any books, vouch.
ers, accounts, records or other papers
or documents, respecting which he
shall be examined by the comptroller,
upon the ground that his testimony to
such feet or his production of such
books, vouchers, accounts, records or
other papers or documents might Grim.
mate himself, but no prosecution can
afterwards be had agains: him for any
Cffense concerning which he has testi.
fed. Any official books, vouchers, &C.
counts, records or other paper or
documents produced. by such witness
are not within such privilege. :. II. -
Sec. II. Report of Examination and
Audit.-When such examination and
audit has been performed report
shall be made by the comptroller and
one cory shall be filed with the gov.
ernor and the attorney general of the
territory, or with the board OF super.
yisors and county attorney of each
county or city and county as the case
may be. In such report recommends.
tons may be made as to the manner of
keeping such books, vouchers, &C.
coun,s and records as may be deemed
proper by the comptroller.
Sec. 13. Expenses.-The territory,
e2ch county or city and county shall
pay the actual necessary travelling and
ether expenses of the comptroller
which may be incurred in the making
of any examination and audit in its
respective behalf. 4 ss..:>..'..'' II IS
f.: Sec: IA. Witness .Fees.-Any per.
son other than Territorial, county or
city and county officer or employee
summoned to appear before the comp.
trCller 70 testify as witness shall be
entitled to receive the same fees and
mileage as witnesses In civil cases in
the courts of the territory.
Sec: 15.-This act shall take effect
from and after the date of its approval.
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rAssEseiRs ARRIVED.

Per stmrs 1Sinatl, from Kauai ports
Jan. 2--J. Douse, Miss Douse, "A.
Dcuse, Mrs. A. Douse, H. p. Lyman, F.
A. Lyman. From Eleele-Mr Shinda,
Mrs. Shinda, Glenn Akina, A. D. Nc
Fee. From Kola--Miss l.. Nidinha.
From Nawiliwflf- w. X. Werner G.
f. French, f. NJ. iCheatham, F, r.
Tracy, Miss H. Haze, Frank Jordan,
Miss F. Pillar, Miss G. Pillar, X. o.
Kim, r. F.. Baldwin, G.. D. Baldwin,
Hans Hansen, Miss l.. Martin, H. g.
SEalding, NJ. Bydgate. From Nawili-
Wilt. W. Broadbent, F.. Zoller. Miss
J. Deems, Miss NJ. Hastie, NJ. Coney,
T. Fugita, Mrs. Fugita, Mrs. G. C.. Hef-
gard, Miss, +. Hofgaard, Miss E. Rice.
Sanford Deverill, Miss A. Deverin,
Mrs. DeveriIl, C. w. Spite, c. Holt anil
one prisoner. & Il IN. - +
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MARS And HECTOR
ARRIVE IN PORT
TO GET COAL

Keeping company with the United
States navy collier Hector on part ol
the long Journey from the Atlantic
seaboard, the Mars, similar in tonnage
and equipment, arrived off port today
The collier Mars is bearing largo
cargo OF provisions and supplies for
the naval station at Guar and Manila
The Hector came into port this
morning after d.scharging structural
steel and building material at Pearl
Harbor naval station, where it has
been two weeks The Hector depart
ed from Norfolk, Va, within "a hours
of the Mars. H..
A small quantity of bunker coal
will be given the Mars. which is ex,
pected to depart for the Philippines
today. The vessel Is equipped with a
new coaling appliance which win per.
init it to supply battleships and cruis,
efs with fuel at sea- This apparatus
and gear occupies prominent posi-.
ton on the forward and after decks
OF the vessel 4
y The Hector now occupies a berth at
Pier 5. Fifteen hundred tons of coal
will be given this vessel before its
departure for the west coast.
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IN
SALVAGING THE
PRINCETON

e The salvage of the United States
gnnboat Princeton at Page Page har-
bor,s Samoa, was a wonderful profess
A-sfvnal achievement for the corps OF
engineers In charge CT the work, say
officers In the Oceanic liner Ventura
that Saturday called at Honolulu on
the way TO San Francisco
Tho Ventura is now operated on a
faster steaming schedule that elimin.
atRs a call at Page Page on its north
ward "trip. In steaming from Homo.
hffa to Sydney, N. s. W., in December,
the Ventura spent some hours at Page
Phxu, when the salveTs had raised the
ptihceton. The work was completed
after months OF ,nremitting effort.
The engineers had at their command
only the most primitive appliances.
g The Princeton, While returning from
surveying expedition to her berth in
Pago Page harbor, ran full speed on
an tinchartered rock short distance
front shore. A pinnacle OF rock pierre
ed the Prineeton's bottom, preventing
the vessel from slipping INTO deep
water. Under the direction OF Am
erican engineers divers first covered
other rents in the Princeton's hull
with canvas BY running their pumps
at top speed the salvage men gained
on the water sufficiently to replace
the canvas with blank sheathing. To
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HARB0R NOTES

. a =
The Matsonia, due at daylight to
morrow, will bring the next mail from
the mainland.
Thirty cabin passengers Joined the
Oceanic liner Ventura at Honolulu for
the Coast. The vessel steamed from
Pier 10 shortly after o'clock Sunday
morning.
While at the port the Associated
Oil Company tanker j. A. Chanslor
was discharged CT $4,000 barrels oil
oil and several hundred drums OF dis
tallate. The tanker was despatched
for the California coast yesterday aft,
ernoon. ..- ..
Three Inter-IsIand steamers have
been placed on the berth for despatch
TO coastal ports at 5lo'clock this
evening. The Claudine, for Maui; the
LikeIike, for windward Kauai and the
Hall. for Ahukini and Nawiliwili, Kau.
al, are listed ~
A large number of holiday visitors
to the Garden Island returned yester.
day in the steamer Kinau. The yes,
sci brought 1000 sacks of sugar, 219
sacks OF taro and & quantity of sun,
dries. The Kinau will be despatched
for Kauai at o'clock tomorrow even.
ing.
The next outgoing mail to the Coast
win be forwarded from Honolulu in
the Matson steamer Manoa, scheduled
to steam from Pier 10 at 4 o'clock
tomorrow Afternoon. The Manoa
leaves a general cargo here 1t took
on, about 500 tons OF molasses at Ka-
hului Err
The first big shipment of new crop
sugar from the island of Kauai was
brought to the city on Sunday morning
in the steamer w. c. Hall. Purser
Htfstace reported a strong northeast
wind with choppy sea- One thousand
bags of Lif1ue sugar are awaiting ship
ment to Honolulu and the coast.
A variety OF island produce was re-
ceiyed with the arrival of the steamer
Mfkahaia from Mciokai, Maui and La
mai ports yesterday morning. The
cargo included SAC cases Of honey, ST
bales of hides, 81 hogs, Is crates of
chickens and 50 packages of sndries
Eight cabin passengers returned to
Honolulu in this vessel
Local shipping ilterests have been
advised that mail or cablegrams for of
ficers or crews OF vessels which will
caIl at the canaI terminal ports or
pass through the canal should be ad-
dressed TO Cristobal or Balboa, Canal
Zone, with the name OF the vessel
written plainly. II practicable, the
probable date of arrival should be Civ
en- x.... 80. -.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

The civil service commission viii
hold a special meeting Wednesday
Among the matters to come up will
be the appeal of David X. Keanoki for
reinstatement in the sheriff's office.
Officers will be Installed tonight al
7:30 by Harmony Chapter, .. E. S.,
in fraternity hall, I. o. o. F. building
Members of other chapters are invited
Harmony and Excelsior lodges, /. o.
o. F., will hold a joint installation oil
officers this evening at 1880. l. =.
From now until the completion Of
the celebration the headquarters of
the Mid Pacific Carnival will be in
the rooms of the Promotion Commit
tee, Bishop street. where Will Wayne,
secretary to Director General ; James
ID. Dcugherty, has opened an office.
Ideas from the public regarding fea-
lures which could be introduced in the
carnival will be received by Mr.
Wayne. 80. -:
A budget setting forth the amount
of money which will be required to
conduct the business of the Promotion
Committee during the coming yea.
has been prepared by Director H. p.
Wood and will be presented to the
Chamber Of Commerce within a few
days. Promotion Day" shortly will
be observed by the chamber, at which
time matters concerning the advertis-
ing of the islands WHY be taken up for
discussion.
Mrs. Sophie Cressaty, accused by ".
II. Barnard of malicious injury, ana
who in turn had warrant sworn cot
for Barnard by two japanese women
charging him with assault, declares
she is willing to let the charge of
assault drop. but that she wishes to
deny Barnard's statement that she
tried maliciously 10 injure him. She
declares the trouble arose when Bar.
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Kauai Sugar Report.
PAsSENGRRs ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mikahala, from Molokai,
Maui and Lanai ports Jan. Miss
DuvauchelIe, Master Duvaucheile, NJ.
-Tioto. Miss Gertrude McCorriston,
Frank Foster, E. Dunn, G.. Dunn and
Miss A. Il. Meyer. ..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wong Sun, Honolulu. ............ "a
Look Shee, Honolulu. .......!.... -
Walter Williams, Honolulu. ...... II
Annie Floral, Honolulu. .......... -
Sheridan S. Lee, Honolulu. 1900. 26
Annie K. Boyd, Honolulu. ........ 20
Violet Vasconcelos, Honolulu. ..... Is
Remain Santillan, Honolulu. ..... 90
Venturada de la Serna, Honolulu. 20
Tay Sung Lee, Honolulu. e........ %
Lily Park, Eva ....,............... 20
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-04

Governor Macdonald OF New Next
co signed rigid quarantine proela.
nation barring shipments of cattle IN
to New Mexico from every state, Next
CO and Canada.
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nard refused to. pay her a cent after
living in one of ner beach cottages
for two months. ari that the only way
she could get rid of him was to lock
him out of the cottage. She says his
conduct was such that she could not
have him as a lodger any longer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-04

, fore. A bisque hula maiden inscribed,
May this little lady ,amuse you In
your lonesome hours" was the cause
of much embarrassment to the sedate
recipient. Contributed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-04

The Osaka Shosen Kaisha has or,
dered two ships Of 10000 tons class
at tfie KawasaH and Mitsu Bishi
Shipbuilding yards. The keel of one
Of them was recently laid at the Ka.
wssaki Shipbuilding Yard and she will
be launched in April next. When
completed the new boats win be put
on the American route Japan Adver.
tiser.
Steamer Service to Marshall islands.
steamer service is TO be opened
between Yokohama and the Marshall
Islands by the Tanaka Maru Shokai.
Saseho, whose steamer, the hippo
Maru, was expected to carry 1000 tons
of provisions and ether necessaries on
its initial trip. The Asia &aru, which
sis-to be sent by the Nishima Shokai of
TOXIC, to load phosphate, and the Ken
sKo1 Maru XI are TO follow.
Kauai SUGAR Report. <E:>.
The following sugar is reported
awaiting shipment at Kauai ports by
officers in the InterIsland steamer
Kinau: Hawaiian Sugar Company,
2544; Keloa plantation, SS25; Lihue
plantation, 1000 bags. H. -
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Gnttulull1 6tar- Rullrtitt

established the
EVENING BULLETIN
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Three lnter-Island steamers have
been placed on the berth for despatch
TO coastal ports at 5 lo'clock this
evening. The Claudine, for Maui; the
LikeIike, for windward Kauai and the
Hall. for Ahukini and Nawiliwill, Kau,
al, are listed @
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The Matsonia, due at daylight to
morrow, will bring the next mail from
the mainland
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While at the port the Associated
Oil Company tanker J. A. Chanslor
was discharged CT $4,000 barrels of
oil and several hundred drums OF dis
tallate. The tanker was despatched
for the California coast yesterday aft
ernoon a.. ~. 49,.
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Thirty cabin passengers Joined the
Oceanic liner Ventura at Honolulu for
the Coast. The vessel steamed from
Pier 10 shortly after 9 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
Former Policeman.

Sales was former police sergeant
at Burlington, Iowa, and prominent in
politics. He leaves one sister, Mrs.
Anna Bowen, in Burlington. The in
quest will he held either tonight or
tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
DECIDE SITE FOR
CHRISTMAS TREE
Moiine's Municipal Display vim BE
located in Park on Fourth Ave-
HBe and Sixteenth Street.

Moline's municipal Christmas tree,
to be furnished by the Rotary club Of
that city, will be located in the city
park, Fourth avenue and Sixteenth
street City commissioners willingly
agreed to allow use Of the park and
to have tie fountain removed from
the basin that the tree man be placed
in the center Of the park.
At q meeting Of the Rotary club
yesterday noon, discussion on the
question Of site for the tree eonsum-
ed the entire meeting. The city com
mission has made known its willing
ness to assist the Rotarians to the ex-
tent of having a platform for the tree
built above the basin in the park.
Work on the elevation will be started
at once, and the tree, So feet high,
will be erected possibly some time
this week
Intention is to have the tree illum-
mated every night next week, also a
big electric light sign will be hung
on the north side of the park, bearing
in colored bulbs, Welcome to Moline,
Merry Christmas" so 1T may be easily
seen from passing trains
Exercises, consisting Of singing and
band music. are to be held Christmas
eve and Christmas night The Moline
Plow company band will furnish the
music the first night and the Belgian
band has donated its services for the
second program.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
CASE OF LAWSON
BOY IS RARE ONE
Lad Whose Body Sweils to Twice it'
Normal Size Being Watched
BIZ Local Doctors.
C0sDITI0s Is LITTLE BETTER
Surgeon Says Not Over One in 10000
Comes fB Contact With Similar
One IN Lifetime.

TIE condition Of Fred Lawson. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson, Twenty
NTH street and Twelfth avenue, whose
throat was cut In order TO save him
from suffoeation, Ia somewhat improy-
ed today The lad is still patient Ia
st Anthony'g hospital, and because Of
the unusual nature Of the case he is
being watched by the medical profess
sion generally In the city
The surgeon who attended the boy
said today that probably not over one
doctor in 10000 is called upon 10 take
charge of similar case In lifetime
OF practice.
1T is a rare case, the surgeon said.
"AIthough local conditions Of the kind
are not 80 infrequent. extreme cases
such as this boy suffered are very
rare and few doctors in q lifetime ever
come in pntaet with them"
Tho Lawson boy, while Coasting
down the 5Hwenty-fifth avenue hill ear
ly Tuesday evening, was struck in the
neck by g small piece OF wagon
wheel rim protridiug from the ground,
Three hours later his body had
gwollen 10 twice fits normal size. Al
though the wheel rim had not pro,
trnded through the outer skin OF his
neck, 1t caused a puncture IN the
bronchial tube In exhaiing, much oi
the air passed through this puncture
and under the skin Of the body, caus
ing II to initiate. The skin, being
firm, did not break and he was at the
point Of complete suffocation when
doctors arrived They said had they
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16

For the Santa Claus Good FelIo,U
Cut Out and Mail to The Argus.
hereby agree to buy Christmas gifts for (give
nunber) .......... poor children desire that the
names of the poor children together with their ages
and addresses be furnished me through The Argus
Santa Claus Fund Committee.
Signed Observation-Disclosures.
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
MERCER GRAND JURY
FOR APRIL rs NAMED
Especial to The Argus.1

Aledo, Dec, 16.-The following grand
jurors for the April term, 1916. Of the
circuit court Of Mercer county have
been selected;
North Henderson--II. H. Clayton.
Riyola-A. F. Anderson 0. a. Dur
ston.
Riohland Grove-T, C. Parks, H. X.
skyles.
Presumption - Thomas Conway.
James Haddick.
Green-W. C. Russell, Mart Ayers.
Suez-Milton Johnson.
Ohio Groye-Charles Greer.
Abingdon Shaw Newell.
MilIersburg E. Bridgford, ]. f.
Hyett
Perrytou-John A. Harris.
Duncan-Nelson Stead.
Mercer-F. NJ. Church, D. A. Schrad-
er.
Keithsburg j W Aubrey.
New Boston-Leonard Mason, ]. f.
Patterson.
AT the last meeting OF the Mercer
county board Of supervisors the re-
port of the county clerk on applicants
for pensions for the blind was read
and showed the following persons as
applicants: Mary Winn, of Viola; Mrs.
Irene E. Gregory, /. NJ. Mills and Mrs.
A. NJ Young, Of Aledo; Madge Nc
Reynolds, OF Burgess. and Mary E. In
man and William Landreth OF Keiths-
burg. 1t was ordered that applicants
for county relief for blind pensions
who receive a certificate from the ap-
pointed examiner of Mercer county
and the approval in writing Of two
members Of the committee named for
that purpose should be granted a pen
sion of $3.50 year, which they will
receive quarterly.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
PILE SUFFERERS
READ THIS ARTICLE

For the past 12 years have been
specialist During that time I have
talked with many thousands of pile
sufferers: practically all have the
same tale to tell-10 to Is years Of
suffering, bleeding to exhaustion In
many cases, constipation, gas belch-
ing and indigestion Pains in the
back, with weakness and nervousness.
Having lot of pain and discomfort
every time the bowels move. All have
tried pile cures, ointments, salves, car
bolic injection, different forms of cleo
tricity, and out of this vast army not
one has been cured and but very few
even benefited. They consult the fam
lily doctor. He advises operation. Cut
the piles off-that is the only way he
tells them, and to his credit he believes
1t is the only way to effect a cure.
These patients fear surgery, they fear
ehloroform; many have not got the
necessary money to defraY expensive
| hospital bills; some cannot lay off
work long enough to 20 to the hospi-
! tai They must work steadily or lose
the job upon which the family de-
pends for maintenance. There are
many real difficulties In the way of
operation besides the inherent dangers
of cutting. Now, read carefully what
l am going to tell you. can cure
piles without operation or cutting.
without giving you chloroform. with
out taking you from your work a sim
gle day, and / cure you without Civ
ing you any pain whatever. More Won
cannot expect from any treatment
All that / ask of you is to get cured
and pay me whenever you get good
and ready. Stop and think. If my
treatment would not cure, would I
have that much confidence In il? I
have to make a living as well as YOU
do, and II I failed to cure | would not
last long. and you must admit that tn
De true my treatment will cure. can
refer you to many cured people right
here in the tri-cities that have cur
ed. You can visit dozen of them and
they Will tell you about it Now, you
have no excuse to go around suffer
ing from bad case of piles. You can
be cured right here in Rock Island
without an operation. Come in and see
me and talk the matter over: that
costs you absolutely nothing. You
have paid more for salves than you
would pay me for lifelong cure. I
have been publishing testimonials OF
cures every day for month In the
local papers, and you pile sufferer
should pay heed to them. NV fees are
always reasonable and within the
reach of all. l treat and cure men and
women. Call today. You will never
regret II.
UNITED STOMACH AND REC
TAI SPECIALISTS
Sos Robinson Bldg Rock Island, III:
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16

IfktIs 70 NFtVFNEs
Their first act was 10 cut the skin
of the neck to permit the air to leave
the body from under the skin, Chances
for the lads recovery are bright, and
surgeons say there is every reason to
believe that the puncture IN the bron-
chial tube will heal AS soon as il
closes there will he no further dan
ger Of suffocation, since all of the air
wifi then pass from his lungs out in
proper channels.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
SAYS CHINA SHOULD
BECOME MONARCHY

San Francisco, Dec. 16.-That China
acted wisely in deciding to return to
a monarchial form of government was
the opinion expressed here by Baron
shibasawa, the japanese banker who
is here today from the east to await
the next steamer for Japan. THE time
for China 10 become a republic has
not yet arrived" he said, "The only
kind Of government that can exist
there must be monarchial"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
Legal.
Attachment Notice.

~AAhfsNFibAAAHt ~-RAsNNE
State of Illinois, Rock Island county,
ss;--
County court of Rock Island county,
February term, A. D., 1916.
Charles Schurr VS.. William Speng-
Ter, in attachment.
Public notice is hereby given to the
said William Spengler that a writ of
attachment. issued out of the Office of
the clerk Of the county court OF Rock
Island county. dated the 18th day of
December. A. D.. 1915, at the suit of the
said ChraIes Schurr and against the
estate Of the said William Spengler.
for the sum OF six hundred two (s6o2)
dollars, directed to the sheriff of said
Rock Island county; which said writ
has been returned executed,
Now, therefore, unless you, the said
William Spengler, shall personally be
and appear before the said county
court OF Rock Island county on the
first Monday of February, a. D., 1916.
give special bail and plead to the said
plaintiffs action, judgment will be en-
tered against You and in favor of the
said Charles Schurr, and so much Of
the property attached, as may be suf-
5eient to satisfy the said Judgment
and costs, Val be sold to satisfy the
same.
Dated this 18th day OF December, A.
q. 1915.
HENRY B. HUBBARD.
Clerk.
JAMES F. MURPHY, plaintiffs attor-
nsy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY AMERICAN UNION
Especial to The Argus.)

i5pSC4dt W j lS AA EG9J
Aledo, ILL.,. Dec. 16.-At q meeting
of the Aledo council No. So, OF the
North American Union, the following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
President-E. II. Btorkman.
Vice President-Will Shaw
Chancellor-Mr ]. O. McMullen,
Oratrix Mrs. Bertha Shaw.
Secretary and Collector-Mi Ella
Mckee.
PreIate-Mrs, s, E. Peppers.
Condeutor-Mr w. ], Warnock.
Warden-Miss Cora Warnock,
Guard-N J. French.
Trustee-Frank Fl. Smith.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
HAMLET CHURCH HAS
50TH ANNIVERSARY

Aledo, Ill, Dec, 16,-The Hamlet
Presbyterian church today is celebra-
ting the 50th anniversary of the found
ing OF the church. An interesting all
day program with special music has
been arranged. Rev. D. L. Robertson,
a former pastor, delivered an address
in the morning. Histories of the
church, the Sunday school, the Chris
tian Endeavor and the missionary So
cieties will be read. After a dinner
served in the hall the program will
Rock Island Argus., 1915-12-16
ROYAL NEIGHBORS'
ORION LODGE ELECTS
fsnecial to The Argus.l

Orion, Ill, Dec. 16.-The Royal
Neighbors held their annual election
Tuesday evening, naming the following
officers.
0racle-Selma Hanson.
Vice Oracle-GeFde Lawson.
RecOrder-Tillie Boutwell,.
Receiver -Nettie Swanson.
Chancellor-Jennie Quayle.
Marshal-Anna Huston.
Outside sentinel--NenIie Engstrom.
Inside sentinel-Esther Sayre.
They viii have a public installation
Jan. 4.