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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
MRS. WILSON PLANS TEA
FOR THANKSGIVING NIGHT
This Late Supper Pleasant Custom Handed Do,on From
n Oden Times-Some Dainty Sandwiches and
Tempting Salads

Use the same proportions of shrimp
and finely minced chicken or crab meat
IN place of the oysters, IL desired. Use
the small or stewing oyster for this
dish.
Inexpensive Fruit Cake
Place in a mixing bowl
One cup Of moiasscs,
One cup Of broicn sugar.
Onc-hdH cup of shortening,
Three and one half cups of -four,
Onc-hGf cup of cocoa.
one lcrel tablespoon of cinnamon,
One lcrct teaspoon Of ginger,
ono 'erct teaspoon of dliSpicc.
One cup of rdisinS,
One half cwp Of finely chopped citron.
apples.
I One cup Of finely chopped peanuts.
One cup of black coffee.
Work together until well blended and
then pour into we'll creased and Toured
pan and bake in SLOW oven for fifty
minutes. Spread with chocolate icing.
Chocolate Icing
Place in a mixing bowl
Onc-hdT cup of cocoa.
One and Onc-hdf cups OF sugar,
Or" tablespoon of cOrnstdrch.
Sift TO blend and then add just suffi =
cicnt boiling water to make the mixture
spread. Ice the cake with this.
For the fish salad cleanse two
pounds of any nice fish and then tie in
piece of cheesecloth and plunge into
n saucepan of boiling water to cover the
fish and then add
one OniOn.
Ono carrot.
Bit Of bay leaf.
Cook. allowing twenty minutes to the
pound and then lift and drain. Cool
and when chilled. fake with a silver
fork and pile in nest of lettuce. Mask
with mayoDnaise dressing.
Nut Sandwiches
Chop one and one half cups of nuts
fine and then mix with
Juice of one half lemon,
One quarter cup of mdyonnatse.
One-hdf cup Of finely chopped pdrs-
ley.
Spread lightly with butter, then cut
thin. Trim the crust with snarp
knife and then spread with prepared
nut mixture. Roll and fastcn with
toothpick.
Deviled Chicken Bones
Bones from the chicken, turkey or
roast loin of pork may be used. Place
in a mixing bowl
TicO ounces Of butter,
One tablespoon of mustard,
One tablespoon of WorceStcrshirc
sauce.
Beat until rreamed and then spread
the bone lightly with this mixture. Roll
in cracker crumbs and then brown
lightly in bacon fat. Wing. thigh and
leg bones with little meat on them
and the neck and back of carcass.
broken in two, may be utilized for this
dish
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

anthony HGrrin marriage TO
Charlotte Graves. a girl beneath him
socially, DoS great disappointment
70 his mother. tUho had expected him
to marry Edith Comstock. girl in
his otcr set. Charlotte rcdS treated
,Cith Scdnt courtesy and everything
she did pdS criticised, until she finally
ran tcdy from home tCithout telling
Tony that she tCdS to bear him a
chiid. The night the baby tcdS born
ChdrIptte lay at the point Of death
and her father sent Tony u telegram
uhich shocked him into a realisation
Of tChdt a cad he had been. He made
a roto to bring happiness to his t0t!e
II she tcere spared TO him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
MOVIES FOR SOLDIERS, AID

Through the courtesy OF the STANLEY
Co. and Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger.
motion picture theatres in all sections
of the city will have special showings Of
firsts run pictures next Sunday night.
This special feature is in aid of the Sal
vation Army Home for Crippled amt
Convalescent Soldiers and Sailors a,
Atlantic City, and is part Of the
three day drive for the funds necessary
to see that the home is kept open for
another year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
A MAN OFFERS EXCUSES
FOR THE WOMAN WHO MACS!
He Feels That You Can't Quite Blame Her When You Con-
slider Her Average Temperament and the Average
Customs of Her Very Average Husband

They're the real naggers and tbsv
deserve all the criticism they get. bn,
this Is just one more excuse, suggested
by man, for the woman who didn,t
really want to be nagging when sbs
started. '
After all, whose fault is IL?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Give the Boys a CHANGE

Beatrice Bare you perhaps self-con-
scious at the parties7 And do you show
that you are anxious at party? Sup
pose you sit quietly, between dances in
stead of dancing with the girls. Give
the boys a chance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
TNHERE has always been great deal

TNHERE has always been a great deal
i of talk about the "nagging wife,"
Nobody has any patience with heri
she is q tiresome, unloved, unpitied
creature. =,
We have offered excuses for her until
we are tired, but they never seem to
fit.
She's just willfully nagging, and moth
ing you can say has any effect upon
her.
And, then, right on top Of all that,
along comes man himself Offering
some more excuses.
"Where there Is a wife there is
husband" he states to begin with, "and
this makes two sided game.
"What makes nagging wifef In
the first place she may be nervous,
high strung, tidy, exacting piece. OF
domosticity, and painstakingly clean
and orderly"
The nagging wife, il you'll notice,
usually is of this type.
"The husband may be untidy, care
less of appearances. disorderly, happy
go lucky, good natured, and exceed
ingly thoughtless as to his wife's tenn
perament, strength and many house
hold cares"
TIE GIVES one example, leaving it
IL to his readers to apply 1t to their
own conditions and circumstances
evidently he knows something about
farm himself.
Husband comes in from the field or
the stable" he imagines; "his big bro
gans are muddy or filthy. He traipses
right through the kitchen. marking the
well scrubbed floor, lights his pipe with
piece Of paper and throws the waste
on the floor. 49,.
"Thcn he goes on into the sitting
room and throws himself with care ess
ease into the big upholstered armchair.
Now, look-the floor is soiled and
the hayseed from his clothes is all over
the floor and chair. His wife is sick
ened with the poison fumes of an old
pipe that should have had a funeral
long ago.
''This is no exceptional case-can you
blame the wife for a nag or two?"
WELL, can you?
w OF course you can't. especially
when you consider that when she started
with the first two or three "nags' she
didn't mean to nag. she merely meant
TO suggest, request, DeSepch.
But when comfortable. easy going
man is settled in his armchair with his
pipe and his old clothes. what woman
is there in this world who can move
him either out of this chair or into
change of his ways?
Having a certain amount of pride in
her nice, clean, we'll cared for house,
she naturally keeps up her requests, her
pleadings, her petitions, until they be-
come what she considers commands, and
what he calls "nagging."
And he never puts down his "sweet'
pipe and stops to consider how he'd feel
If, after putting aside the bathing of
the baby. the mending Of the children s
clothes, the darning of half dozen
pairs of stockings and the taking of
much needed walk in the fresh air in
order to clean two rooms, he should
see a large, muddy, unwearied. un-
worried man stroll unconccrnedly
through those two clean rooms and fill
them with dirt and smoke.
How long would his good nature last
under the conditions?
OH, I KNOW there are some women
" who nag just because they haven't
anything else to do!
Most considerate husbands in the
world, plenty of servants to do the
work for them and all the health they
need.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Please Tell Me
What to DO
To Gust a Fellow"
BY CYNTHIA

Az you practically repeated what Gym
thia had said already to "Dfsgusted,"
she did not print the letter as space is
scarce. Any other letters you may
care to write to the column will be well
come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Yesterdays Answers


1. A good looking floor lamp that
serves a double purpose is made
with a tray surrounding the mid
die of the stem, with d match
holder and ash tray estened to
the sides.
Q. A thoughtful gift for the woman
who is a semi invalid is a short
Jacket of china silk, warmly
- lined and prettily quilted.
8. A convenient reminder for the
grocery list is made like kinder
9arten counting frame, with the
names of various groceries writ
ten on the beads, so that they can
be pushed to the Needed side,
as necessary.
A A useful invention for keeping an
unruly cork secured in medi-
cine bottle is rubber clamp
which fits around the top OF the
bottle and over the top OF the
cork.
n. A novel trimming for the edge OF
a silk collar is made of loops, or
hairpin crocheting, in silk floss.
n An appropriate decoration for the
base Of the pillars in large room,
at a Thanksgiving affair Is made
by stacking corn stalks against
the pillar, and hanging the fruits
of the season from the tops
crabapples, peppers, corn, sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
The Question Corner
TOday's Inquiries

/. Who was the first mistress OF the
White House?
9 Describe convenient electrical
device which has two uses.
3. With what novel equipment is
new standing ash tray fitted
4 How can the smoky door OF an
oil stove be cleaned
Z. What attractive and novel favors
can be bought for ten cents
a. In washing colorS that are likely
TO fade. what cleansing .SubSti;
tute for soap is inexpensive and
satisfactory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24

Tomorrow-ThS1I6irI Who Came Bacl
The patriot., 1920-02-06

DIR. ]. W. Terry, of California.
lectuer Bnd educator.
|, DR.. Guy NJ. Bingham, of Ohio,
'lectuer. educator and European
traveller.
These men are all splendid
speakers, and have had great
dealof experieucein in public work.
They come to the circuit direct
faom a conference at Washing.
ton, DC, and their lectures a.
lone will be worth the price OF
the season ticket.
The good which ought to result
from this presentation Of this A.
mericanization program. here can
not be estimated and it is hoped
that every one in the community
who can do so will Strange to at.
tend all of the Chautauqua ses-
sions.
The patriot., 1920-02-06
Mrs. Cora Meltan Cross,
Play Director

The new program of the Rad
c!iffe Ghautauqua this season viii
have, in addition to the usual six
Lectures and entertainments, two
numbers of especial interest to
the littel folks. This part of the
program will be under the direct
ion of Mrs. Cf8ss, who is q splen
did storyteller, aud excels in
her platform work before large
and varied groupsof children.
This special treat for the kid.
dies has been arranged through
the locel Chautauqus committee
and it win be something the boys
and girls will remember for q
long time. Further notice
Of the Cnautauqua will be given,
and It ishoped that a large mum
lper Of the children in our yicin-
ity will take advantage Of the
Play Director at the Chautauqua.
The patriot., 1920-02-06
Americanization Lectures At
The Chauaauqua.


The pnrpose of our Radcliffe
Chautauqua this year is to tell
the story of the United States
and its.ideals. The reason for the
adoption of such program is
apparant when one considers the
condition of national unrest, and
the committee in Charge of the
Radcliffe Chautauqua programs.
in Washington, D. O., has deci.
ded that a thorough understand.
ing OF the fundamental principles
of Americanism is necessary to
the proper adjustment of the
many problems trobling US today
A large number of speakers
have been secured for this pur-
pose, and three are assigned to
each Chautauqua, The Chautau-
qua Direcor win lecture on the
second day. but there will be a
different speaker the other two
days, and the probabilities are
that the following men will be
assigned to u.s.
The patriot., 1920-02-06
That Terrible Headache.

Do you have periodic attacks
of headache accom- banied by sick
ness of the stomach or vomiting,
a sallow skin and dull eyes? L!
80, you can quick relief by taking
Cham berlain's Tablets as direct
ed for biliousness, aud you may
be able to avoid these attacks If
you observe the directions on
each package.
The patriot., 1920-02-06

cational forces. were present du-
ring the institute.
Miss Eunice- Le Bait of Me.
Nary, entertained quite a num-
ber of young people at her home
Saturday night, among them
were: Missesa Edith Johnson,
Hsttye Chester, Alma and Bessie
Halliday, Gussie and Jessye
Meyer; Messrs. Robert Guerie,
Clay Melder. Earl Etheridge,
Lawrence Cashen, and Gidy
Deramus.
The patriot., 1920-02-06
Getting Rid OF Colds.

The easiest and quickest way
to get rid of a cold is to take Cha
mberlains Cough ReR ". This
preparation has beef for
many years and its ACsS. Aased
been proven. No matter -
remedy'you use, however, cAf6
must be taken not to contract q
second cold before you have re-
covered from the first one, and
there is serious danger Of this.
A man of middle age or older
should go to bed and stay in bed
until fully recovered. Ii is bet
ter to stay in bed three days at
the start than three weeks later
on.
The patriot., 1920-02-06

Mrs. F. G. Ghatlain was a
week end visitor to Alexandria.
The teachers Institute here
Friday and Saturday was well
attended as about fifty teachers
We're present.
Prof's. Avery and Turner the
head af6icers OF our P.srish edu,
The patriot., 1920-02-06
Tndigestinn.

Take a few doses of Chamber
lain's Tablets as directed for in
digestion, and you will soon for
get about your stomach troubles.
Try it.
The patriot., 1920-02-06
Local News

Get ready for the Radcliffe
Chatauqna February 1874 A
1at treats in store for the pat
rons Of these numbers
Mrs. J. NJ Partin IS visiting re-
iatiyes at Gulfport, Miss.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
81, S5 and $500 Tapestry
POrtieres e Couch Covers
at $2.45 each

Heavy Amue and Mercerize Tapestry Porteres in red
green brown and bue full length 40 to SO inches wide Many
can be matched into pairs while the odd strips can used as
couch Choice of Oriental designs various coorng
FeurthFI Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Reduced Prices That Will Attract the
Gift Seeker for
Mems FURNISHINGS

We're helping you to make the money you spend TO
mems gifts buy the best and the most by offering savings in
number of items. Just look this list over:
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Remnants of Silks
Worth Up to OQo
So. 90 yard OCC

Women will flock to silk department tomorrow to
take advantage of these wonderful savings They are silks of
the finest quality and the assortment offers wide range of
styles and coors that you want for winter costumes Included
4o-inch Colored Crepe de Chine 36-ineh Stripe Satin
Coored Chiffon Taffeta 35-ineh Cood San
Sain 35nch Black Taffeta 40nh Black Chine etc
dresses skirts and
Flrst Floor
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Remnants OF White and
COlored Goods, 25c yard
39c, soc and 59c Values

Remnants of White and Colored Wash Goods including
4o-nch White Chiffon Voe 45nch White BatiSte 4O-nch
White India Linon, 4o-nch White Organdy 36nch White
Mercezed Popns 4o-inch Plain Coored Organdy 4onch
Plain Colored Voes 3nch Mercezed Cotton Jerseys 40
inch Black Lawns, 26-inch Chiffon Silks highgrade silk
and cotton fabric. Good useful lengths and assortment
desirable colors.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

Mems Heavyweight Cotton
Union Suits. perfect quality; ecru
and white color. popular Hudson
Mills make: closed crotch; 01 TX
sizes36 to 46. Worth OOO1sSO
Mems Blanket Cloth Bathrobes,
round collar. button to the-neck
style, with heavy waist girdle;
si1s. small %sdaSm %sr.h "a ans as large S5.3
Mems Wool Mixed Sweaters,
in navy blue, brown and maroon;
mostly in V-neck style, but a few
have roll collars; sizes 40 C1 co
to 46 only. Worth $3.50. % IsUJ
Mems jersey Gloves, Gght and
dark oxford gray; good warm quail
ity and strictly perfect C7o
Pair ...-.........--... .AsN
Mems Hose, odds and ends of
maco cotton; mostly in plain col
ors, but a few pair of black. Limit
ed quantity. Values worth 10o
up to 25c pair .-------...... lUS
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Useful Gift Suggested b.
This List of Underprice
Offerings IN
Wonen's and
Children's
Underwear

Misses ~Merode" and Forest
Mills" Underwear. silk and wool
and wool and cotton; shirts with
high neck and long sleeves. ankle
length pants; perfect quality:
sizes to 16 years. Only a linn.
ss ,tes q, easnasy. sasn' ssrmsn, wSrth S1.W
Women's Jersey Silk Can't
soles, flesh color: trimmed with
lace and Insertion: wide ribbon
straps straps 8. ao broken sizes. S1.89
Women's Jersey Silk Vests,
flesh color; REINFORCED under arm
shields; perfect quality: CD TX
broken sizes. Worth $500 UAsSC
Boys Gray Fleeoed Underwear,
shirts with high neck and long
sleeves, ankle-length drawers
broken sizes: also a few pairs Of
Jaeger color drawers, in small
sizes. Value worth 75c each, S0c
garment .................. wv
GoldenberEs-Firyt Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Clearance of Women's
$500 to 5000 Shoes, at
81. .79 a pair
Sizes q to 4 Only

This cleanup of broken lots and remainders lines
from regular stock and every pair radically reduced
them out quickly good variety of desirable Styles in
Sizes in the lot from sT to onyoerng rare savings for
women with small feet Friday at $1.79 pair
oIdenbe First
The Washington times., 1920-12-02
Rejecting the Downward Trend of Prices
in This Sale of
29c Outing Hannels
at l7c Yard

They're remnants from regular stock-heavy double
fleece quality in neat colored stripes Just the lengths you
want for making winter wearables for the family 27
inches wide Reduced to t7c yard in Fridays sale.
Remnants 36nh Percales light grounds stripes
checks, dots and also of 32nch
hams pad checks and stripes Worth 29c and 3sc
Remnants Of 27nch Dress Gnghams in large
plain coors checks stripes and plads warranted fast d.
lengths 2h to 6 yards Worth .... 1ZZC
Remnants of Flannels and Domescs including
Fanne 36nch Beached Fannes a6nch Shrng Madras
36nch Percae 32nch Sungs
Printed Crepes and 36nh Printed Fecedown Fannes o.
useful lengths Values worth SOC and 59c EJC
berg First Floor
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

Mems Faultless Domet Flannel
Pajamas, perfect quality: trimmed
with silk frogs; only a Q1 OK
limited quantity ......... U1sCc
Mems Stitched Cloth Hats, fine
quality wooden materials; balance
of regular stock selling at e1 TX
$500 and $3.50 .......... D1sSC
Mems Half Hose, mercerized
isle and cotton; black and plain
colors. Fully reinforced. CSO
Worth sec and SOC pair 80. ACN
Mems Wool Mixed Ribbed
Union Suits. natural gray color;
heavy weight; slightly imperfect;
mostly all sizes. Worth CD 20
$4.oO ........... VAsOO
Odds and Ends of Mems Cotton
Ribbed and Fleece lined Underwear,
in ecru and white: mostly all CSo
sizes. Worth $1.25 and $3.50. OOV
mo Exchanges-No Retunds.)
Goldenbers's-Ffrst Floor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
MRS. A. |. W|LDRICK
Tells Of RECOVERY
Says She Spent Half Of Her
Time in Bed From Sheer
Weakness and Could Not Get
Relief Until She Took Tan
lac-Cains Is Pounds.

Th. following remarkable statement
uar mId. Recently HN Nr \ T.. Wid.
ri,.. q v,'iknuWn ui h.lhly respected
dent of i.w Anl,.s Cnlit living 100
NH -' NHth AtflIH Street Mrs
N'1.il, Boz go y.Ifs ,. .-. and Boz tho
mother uf seven .H'lru. liHr photo.
-rHrh appears h.f.
t,r thn m1 f.Hr ur more sail
Me- Widr.,k % Nr. h,en IN very
r..r hu.th I "'.rl principally
uun chronic md'g eIun aud nay cund
'i.n vls DO had Hll iU spend hllf ot
.H rue iu bed l.u sheer weakness.
ln sH', uf 30 90, HI..uu took ,uu' I
un' In Ihly &C., ans rr.i,i and hrrIulr
poo nervous and uu.'fuur that No tim, 3
I could hardly r.a'.rH what WAS
1H.uI Just had nu Hpp,iii. lt 100 ami
altered terribly 600 thu iiu, with ind
g"'i.n aud Was REALLY u very hl1
way phthir1Iiy Or dd at q little
ru.thing I woYl ALWAYS hay, mis-.
rahlv. Distressed feeling aftorwaiI
and Z tell you I wHs going down hill
pretty fast
Wei jus, can't ind words Co tell
you how really bad off I was and alsn
Coz t'l You what TIuHD has dome fur
me, Tor feel az well now as ever
t'ii BOO Wy life. WHY. after taking ouiy
ihn'. AMI half bottles uf this medi
rim. ! have actually gained u pounds
in weight and ,y,rtuu, tells me | am
booking better than In years,
since ! have been taking Tanlac
haN" found out that several of my In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
HOLD MASS MEETING
REG lRDING OH. SITI NTIOs

Special o. rhs News
STAMFORD May 2l-wuliam T.
Wheeler. organization manager II the
Wet Texas Chamber II Commerce.
represented IN, organization today al
~" mas meeting held ~ Wichita Falls
"h'Fr protest was made against the
pres u, conditions IN the celebrated Rel
River valley oil situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
CLARENDON BANKS SHOW
BIC DEPOSIT INCREASE


Special 20 Ths News
CLARENDON. May q Tho deposits
IN Clarendon hanks alone have in
creased from sSee 600 In round figure.
to N.tsO.000 for the same periods ~
1918 and 1890. The deposits ~ IN"
county have made the same proportion
ate increase though the exact figures
haye not been cuupilrd
r." ilsth Nelse
"a VII 'n 90 Ht 4 .s be-.
...... alaTly Is that
80. ....., pendent school districts.
In the district composing the city Il
Clarendon the citizens are voluntarily
raising their rendition from 80 per cent
90 100 per cent Tor school purposes over
that given In Tor 1918 taxes.
More than 90 per cent ~ the cry
taxes were paid without penalty Ter
delay and an additional large per cent
a these are being collected The fie
ures on the county taxes have not BE- y
compiled as yet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
MOVE TO REGULATE
PUBLIC UTILITIES
TO Be PUT FORWARD

Sr.fir' ~ Tie News
DALLAS May % The first o0nccr.
''' movement ~ municipal Interests
DO large and small toward the pl.
.i.;ion ~ public utilities htN h,ou taa.
go hN the i.rarir ~ Tr,ss Municipal
Tics iH fhU adoption 40 it, recent ID.
las meeting 1t e platform o. principle.
which wil ho mlit.I Co., The g.ylr.
nor and members ~ 'hs legislature f.r
incorporation liu ruhh,uility lu.
For The first 'imr in 'hr history ~
The League uf rs uuU.uphti.s /.
vas d'.tlnr.l that tHa friction which
has hvr'nfurs existed between large
and small cities ard t.c- versa hlt
h'"1 Eliminated ri th't eu mlmJ
iuli'ies were working together ul.s r
view toward securing regulation o.
public utility Interests. Mayor Frank
W Wut'rr1ft Uf Dallas WIS Lt,r
'f'uit "a th, l,IEHr if lrt1slug about
t.> situ,'iou
The declaration of p-irli1,- 81, 90.
opening paragraph rts attention q.
ihe Tact that .ru distinction should D..
made between lars, and small mur..
u7liii's in the enactment ,f l.risli.0r
affecting the regulation ~ public uWp
iirs The principles % home rule
hould have "a, u-h' o. Regulate tsc
'or,lce rendered ari 20, rat.s charged
within ~ ooruoato limits hy public
The declaration further SITS ou. tho
TACT that natural gls complri,s
-houldhe recognized ~ public utilities
md should ho subject ,n regulation ty .
he Public Utilities Commissln nor hv .
az the case may De- TIN. &
ties whirh r'rye municipalities ,r com.
indirectly hy supplying anv
or service a. local utilities
ahich IN inrn disu ihuto n % tho puh
io. should D. completely und,r ~, com.
rol and regulation u the Public Tali
ics Commission "
Not attempting 10 usurp any lslis
,'i'c 7r~iogati,e no League ~ Teas
HYricipaliiies agr,ed merely q summit
ID" declaration - principles AS agreed
ton % the memh,rs Il the legisit,ur.
.or their Incorporation into pubic
iiihiv hill. The complete resolution
ollows: