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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Golden Rule Council, No. 10. is an
nounced as the prize winner OF the
silk flags offered by the state ana ma
tional councils, in a recent overtime
top membership drive. Loyalty Coun-
eli has voted to attend the flag pres
entation in a body. Post CounciIors
Charles r. Owens and Julia keenan,
have been appointed to receive Ger th inS
meeting night in October.
The twenty-fourth annual session
Of the State Council was called to or
der Monday evening in Old Giory
Councils Hall P SEEMS yronnci,o aVe Mrs
NJ. Rosetta Cole presiding. Among
those present were the national coun-
cilor. Mrs. Naomi Swan. Reports OF
the officers were read and accepted.
and after minor business had been
transacted the nomination Of officers
took place. Tuesday evening. in Tri-
umph Councils hall, Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. the
election of officers was held and re-
Mrs. Anna Hill Of Liberty Council,
No, s; associate state councillor. Mrs.
Ada Herbert Of American Flag Coun-
Gil, No. s.; state vice councillor. Mrs.
Il: associate state vice councillor.
Mrs. Ella Chapel of Esther Council.
No. co. state conductor. Mrs. Margaret
Hartman Of Maydower Council, No. IL;
state warden. Mrs. A. Flynn Of Golden
Rule Council. No. 10; state inside sentI-
mel. Mrs. Mary p. Jones of Anacostia
Council. No. IA; state outside sentinel,
Mrs. NJ Gertrude Veitch of Mizpan
Council. No. B; state judiciary (three
years., J. Frank Butts Of Esther Coun-
Gil, No. 20: state trustee (three years.,
Mrs E. Viola Thompson of Old Glory
Council. No: II; national representa-
tives, Mrs NJ. Rosetta Cole of Martha
cambridge Council. No 1; Mrs. Clara A.
Rock Of Friendship Council. No. Is. and
Mrs. Ida G. Yost Of Mount Vernon Coun-
Gil, No. Is.
The retiring state councillor was pre-
sented with a ,Pyrex pie plate in sill
yer holder, by Associate State Councillor
Mrs. Sadie Levy in behalf Of the officers
and members of the order. and Junior
Past State Councillor Mrs. Clara "A. Rock
presented Associate State Councillor
Mrs. Sadie Levy with purple silk UNI
brella. National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami was the recipient Of q set Of sill
yer. fruit knives presented BY State
Treasurer Mrs. Mary A.. Ferguson.
After remarks by the state and national
officers the meeting adjourned.
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JR. O. U. A. M.

Members of the Cootie Oriental
Court. No. l. paid a fraternal visit to
Benning Council, No. 81. Monday night
addresses were made. and the major
ity of Benning members who were
present filed their applications with
the court.
The chairman Of the visiting COM
mittee. Prince Thompson, is going to
lead a delegation to Seat Pleasant
Council Tuesday night. All members
are requested to meet at 18th and H
streets northeast
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NINE. STERNBERG TO WED
ADOLPH PAVENSTEDT
Widow of Former Ambassador, an
American Woman, Is Engaged
to Enemy Alien.

NEW YORK. September 1s:-The
enpagement of Baroness Speck Won
Sternberg, widow of the former Ger
man ambassador to the United States.
and before her marriage; Miss Lillian
Nav Langham of Kentucky. to Adolph
Payenstedt, who was interned on
Ellis island during the war as an
enemy alien. has been announced
here.
France at the home of the baroness
sister. wife Of Admiral Count Fara-
rhond' de- Eafa tole; twas stated.
The estate of the baroness. said to
he worth 81, 900, 900 before America en-
tered the war. was taken over by the
alien property custodian. and she re-
recover it. She sailed for France this
month to go to her sister.
Pavenstedt once was head Of the
New york banking house OF G. Am
Baron Won sternberg was . close
friend of Theodore Roosevelt when
he was President, and known to him
by his first name, "Speck."
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Columbia Lodge has extended in.
vitations to the local Pythian lodges
evening at Pythian Temple. The
committee in charge Of the arrange
menfs states it has spared neither eff
fort nor expense. Good speakers will
deliver addresses.
Capital Lodge reports a large class
in prospect for Initiation October S.
r. A. Reeves rendered his resigna-
ton as maSter-at-arms Tuesday oven
ing, and T. e. Vincent was elected to
All the vacancy. r. A. Awnings was
resentative John B. Dickman, address,
ed the lodge on the legislation Of the
recent Supreme Lodge session. Past
Grand Chancellor H. NJ. vandervort. q
visitor, also delivered q brief address.
Mount Vernon Lodge announces the
knight rank for Wednesday, in am
pliied form.
Excelsior Lodge. the home lodge Of
Grand Chancellor Yates. Tuesday
evening. will have the page rank
The annual roll call meeting Of
Webster Lodge will be held Tuesday
evening. Chancellor Commander Nc
Grew announces that the program in
cludes music. addresses and cigars.
All Pythians are invited to attend,
Calanthe. Lodge, No. II. Monday
evening appointed = committee Of five
to confer with other lodges looking
forward to the institution of arPythian
bowling league. A committee on enA
tertainment was appointed to arrange
for an open meeting in the near fu-
ture. Supreme Representatives Dick
man and Kahlort and ]. b. Bailey,
chancellor commander of Home Lodge.
addressed the meeting. The page rank
will be conferred on a large class
September q.
The Pythian order YVES organised
in. this city February 10. 1864, and
ranks third among the large fraternal
orders. During the past two years a
gain of $4,000 members IL recorded.
Webster Lodge now has in its ranks
Past Chancellor 81. n. Locke. who
,, has been a member for dfty-four
years, and Past Chancellor L. p.
Pumphrey, who has been a member
for over: fifty-two years.
Home Lodge, met Monday evening
and Benjamin Uhlfelder and John T.
Barber were enrolled as members. SUI
preme Representative John B. Dick
man gave a synopsis of the legtsla-
ton Of Supreme Lodge session, stating
that the Home Lodge plan as in
itiated here had received a favorable
Endorsement from the Supreme Lodge,
with a Recommendation to all grand
domains to adopt the plan.
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EASTERN STAR

Electa Chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon. Rev.
costa NJ. E. Church. viii officiate. Au-
tomobiles will meet members at
Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street from pm.
Ruth Chapter win hold its annual
donation celebration tomorrow night,
when also the degrees will be con-
ferred. The chapter will pay a visit
to Alpha Chapter of Baltimore. Tues
day. September %. A special train
will leave 18th street and New York
leave Baltimore for the return at
1880, HAS and IL o'clock midnight.
Naomi Chapter will have endow-
Mrs. Helen B. Strait. An entertain
ment and dance will be given by the
chapter at Pythian Temple Fri
day evening for the erection of an
Eastern Star Temple. The chapter
will have charge of the services at
next Sunday afternoon.
After the transaction of business
in Bethlehem Chapter Tuesday even
ing the endowment committee was
given charge and presented q pro-
gram Of entertainment with con-
tributions by Mrs. H. A. Shomo, Miss
Mary Amos, Mrs. Helen Grew and
Mrs. Marie c. Deal.
St Johns Lodge Chapter will hold
its first meeting of the season tomor-
row night, when the degrees will be
presented. A rummage sale will be
held Thursday. Friday and Saturday
at 1715h 18th street northwest.
Columbia Chapter. Monday evening.
had an address by Gratz E. Dunkum.
chairman of the Masonic Temple COM
mittee, and solos by Mrs. Nellie N.
Shore. The auxiliary home board
will meet "Wednesday at 34s7 18th
street northwest, Mrs. NJ. e. Mckee
being the hostess.
Unity Chapter. will confer the de-
grees Friday evening. and a pro-
gram of entertainment with refresh
ments will follow.
Washington Centennial Chapter,
U. D., will have a large class for the
degrees at its meeting October 3. and,
beginning October Is. the chapter will
meet the second and fourth Saturdays
of the month. At its first initiation
recently in the, auditorium at Ma
sonic Temple 135 candidates were
initiated. and Past Matron Woodward
presented program OF entertainment.
to which Mrs. Helen WQpeth- Shaw.
Miss Frances Scherger, George Mel
lis. DR.. James Clarke and Mrs. James
Clarke were contributors. The grand
matron and grand patron made COM
plimentary addresses. and Past Grand
Patron Waterman presented a basket
Of flowers to Mrs. Mollie Teachum.
the grand lecturer. on behalf of the
officers Of the chapter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aylers presented the chapter with a
broken column. and p. H Mccarthy
presented a basket of flowers on be-
half Of Washington Centennial Lodge
of Masons.
Brookland Chapter win have home
coming" with degree work. Wednesday
evening and a rummage sale the first
week In October.
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Camp has resumed its winter schedule
OF meetings on the first and third Mon
days OF each month. at 1880 o'clock,
In Stanley Hall. Frank Weilock has
Sergt- Peter Knotowsky, deceased.
Past Commander John R p. Foster.
recently returned from furlough. was
elected delegate to the national en-
campment. Commander Blaisdell has
called "a meeting for tomorrow evening
muster in recruits.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will ten
der reception to it's delegates who
encampment, when it meets Tuesday
evening; From reports and post cards
received here the delegates visited
some OF the famous old landmarks,
ABB. Hauf-Brau. etc.
Richard J. Harden Camp, at the
meeting held Thursday evening. placed
in a large handsome cabinet it's service
nag and the colors Of the camp. The
service flag bsars the names of all MEM
war. and the beautiful cabinet was SO
constructed by Comrade Baum that the
flag will stand times test.
Admiral George Dewey Camp has an
other large class of recruits to muster
in next Friday night in Masonic Tenn
pie, 9Th and F streets northeast, at
which time it is expected that the dele
gates from the annual encampment
will be present and make verbal re-
ports. The camp, under the efforts Of
Commander Ford and Comrades Fury
and Parker. is making great gains in
membership.
Past Commander W. J. Sammond has
presented set of obituary books to
Harden Camp, in which will be Kept
records of all deceased members of the
camp. This is something that has Been
neglected by every camp in this de-
partment and should be taken up in all
A committee from the national en-
|campment will meet with similar
committee from kindred organizations
in indianapolis this week andfconsider
the formulation of a permanent joint
committee to recommend and promote
legislation. employment and relief.
This matter was discussed informally
by the heads of the G. A. r., U. s.
w. V. and American Legion when here
in attendance at the dedication of the
amphitheater at Arlington. May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Glue the Baby
a Comfortable Carriage

In price. in quality and in va
riety we have earned a reputa-
ton for one Of the best depart
ments in Washington for these
goods. There. il almost every
kind Of vehicle here that has been
designed for q baby's use. No
matter what style you have in
mind, come in and see II we can't
find 1t for you.
Strollers have become very pop
ular because they are roomy and
comfortable without being cum
bersome to handle. We have
Strollers with steel bodies and
all-fiber bodies finished in ivory
enamel: wire wheels with rubber
tires: adjustable. reclining back
and adjustable dash: durable
leatherette hood; the well-known
Lloyd make. priced At $74Ss.
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UNITED SPANISH WAR VET
ERANS.

The twenty-second national encamp-
ment. United Spanish War Veterans,
held in st. Louis during the past week,
adopted resolutions declaring that the
government should spare no expense
In wiping out all doctrines antagonistic
to 1t. and for the deportation or incar.
ceration Of all who would destroy es-
tablished order; also that preference
should be given to ex-service men,
proved sufficiently qualified. when va
cancies in the federal civil service are
being filled: that the $3.50 clause in ne
widows and orphans pension law be
eliminated and the rate of pension be
Army officers be selected from the
ranks, and that pay OF the Army and
Navy officers and enlisted men be in
creased. Consideration was given to
q resolution that comrades should be
excused to attend funerals of deceased
comrades without loss Of annual leave
or pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
The Babys Bed

Bassinettes are the handiest
style of bed ever invented for the
care of babies. We have many
different styles in white enamel
finish that roll easily and noise
lessly on their rubber tires. All
have durable woven-wire spring
bottoms. Prices are up to $3.50.
but we have q very nice style At
%. Mattresses to match are 81
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B. P. O. ELKs.

The redecorated ballroom in its arbor
effect, potted natural plants and color
scheme in green, with twinkling electric
lighting features. will greet all who at
tend the Thursday night dances, under
the auspices Of the lodge. Admission
by invitation only.
The board of trustees is having In
stalled individual writing and reading
tables, with desk lamps of colonial de-
sign, in the main lounging room. This
room will be renovated in up-to-the-
minute fashion.
Trustee ]. B. Clements presented the
lodge with a solid oak cabinet. for the
handsome banner of Washington Lodge,
No. Is, a gift of the Chicago and Los
Angeles reunion associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

knight, Leo Kavanaugh: recorder.
Francis J. Goodrich: financial secre-
tary. Percy c. Brady: treasurer. A. E.
advocate. ]. F. Lynch: In
side guard. J. P. Ratcliffe: outside
guard, A. B. Stanton; chancellor. J. D.
Burns, and warden, John E. Burns.
The reelection Of DR.. c. /. Griffith
grand knight, was a mark Of appre-
citation of services rendered during
the preceding term. Besides almost
doubling its membership in the pas.
wear. Keane launched several new
projects. chief among them being the
organization Of base ball and basket
ball. teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Bedding
Electric Lamps for
Table or Floor

The movable Floor or Piano
Lamp, with soft light through it's
silk shade. gives a room a warm,
rich appearance. Our mahogany
standards, in a variety Of pat
terms are priced at SIS up. with
large silk shades At about the
same figures.
Look at q Table Lamp with
carved mahogany standard. COM
plete with 2o-inch. finged silk
shade in gold, priced at $3.50.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac. No. 5. social. An
acostia. No. n. NJ. NJ. Pentalpha,
No. d. called OF. Mount Pleasant,
No. 33. +. c.
Tuesday-National. No. Il. social. NJ.
NJ. Parker. No. p. NJ. NJ. King
David. No. IS, -. Takoma. No.
%, special, Z pm. NJ. NJ.
observation-disclosures. No. 5, special.
7:30 PM, NJ. NJ. Dawson. No. 10,
special. 8 pm, NJ. n.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. o.
$50 PM. f. A.. followed BY n. NJ.
Stansbury. No. -, Pm, NJ. N.
Friday-Sf. Johns, No. IL. special. 2
pm, u. NJ; $50 Pm. F. c. An
costa, No. II. special. n. NJ.
SaturdAy Centennial, No.
IA. pm. NJ. NJ. Masters Asso-
citation. School Of Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
washington-Naval. No. 9.
Mark
Thursday-washingto No. 2. P. NJ.
and NJ. L. NJ.
Friday-Eu Eureka. No. 4. P. n. and n.
E. NJ.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-Washington Council. No. I.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection,
fall reunion arrangements.
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NIGHTs or CoLUMBUs.

Keene Council has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grand knight. DR.. c.
L. Griffith; deputy grand knight. Leo
!; Kavanagh; chancellor. John !.
ridge; financial secretary. Percy
Brady; warden, John E. Burns; treas
urer. Edward A. Strudley: inside
guard. John E. Stanton. .jr.: outside
guard, Paul Radcliffe: trustees. Rich
ard Lamb. Conner Donnelly. Samuel
w. J. Lynch; chaplain. Rev. Francis
K. Cavanaugh.
The election of officers in Potomac
knight. William G. Feely: deputy
grand knight. r. O'Lone: chancellor.
David Riordan; financial secretary,
r. Conrad: recorder. Joe Fitzgerald:
treasurer. Walter Plant; warden. John
Fitzgerald: advocate. Charles Ford;
trustee, p. A. Tobin: inside guard. e.
J. Smith: outside guard. P. A. Gill
a bowling league. with Joe Fersinger
as organizer. The dancing assembly.
under John Chaves. held its first
weekly dance last night.
Washington Council Tuesday night
elected officers as follows: Grand
knight. DR.. Frank o'Hara: deputy
grand knight James M. Sullivan:
chancellor. T. ]. Fitzgerald: recorder,
Sheldon F1eishel: warden. w. Nor
riss: assistant warden, William j.
Ryan: financial secretary, DR.. A D.
Wilkinson: treasurer. Harry e.
Brooks; inside guard. John T. Crown:
outside guards. ]. W. Grambo. Thad.
Bean; trustee, J. Gill Building Com
pany, DR.. H. J. Crosson and DR.. c. X.
Koones.
This week committees will be ap-
pointed to plan the activities for the
coming year.
SATURDAY night the dance commit
tee OF Carroll Council will take
charge Of the weekly dance held at
the hall. A pleasing program Of
music has been arranged.
Keane Council, No. $50. has elected
officers as follows: Grand knight. DR..
Charles I Grimth; deputy Grand
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ANCIENT ORDER OF
RERIANS.

Division No. 1, Ladies' AUXILIARY. rs
business meeting during the. coming
winter. Mrs. Elizabeth Tansley: MIS-;
Mary Mason, Mrs. Elizabeth ONeliI
and Miss Margaret Brosnahan were
appointed a committee to arrange Ior
the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
wa You Need a
NesO PmIor Suite
This Winter?

A great many now patterns
have 1ust been received. Their
fine finish and beautiful uphol-
stery mako our displays both
pleasing and Interesting. Some
Of the best suites are priced mp
to $376, but there are many at
more moderate figures which will
grace any pArlor.
We have one suite with grace
fully patterned frames in rich.
dark mahogany finish: panel
backs Of woven cane: upholstered
with q fine quality OF mulberry
velour. that 10 an extra good
value ct 41S1.
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Rebekah LODGES.

tee has completed arrangements for
the celebrating Of the sixty-ninth an
niversary Of the Rebekah degree in
l. o. o. F. temple tomorrow evening.
A noted orator will deliver the ad-
dress and short program will be fol-
lowed by dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Some Special Values in Rugs

We make feature of our department of Floor Cow
erings It's stocks always repete with the latest
styles and patterns and scrutinze qualities with
extra care Whatever size style of rug may be
needed it is pretty safe to say it be found here at
q very fair price
Just now we have a line of Wool Fiber Rugs that
special values at $25. There ten different pat
terms in shades Of brown. green tan and blue They
of the best heavy durable texture and suitable for
living room, dining room or bedroom. All are by IL
size.
To close out 10 China Mating Rugs, of by IL size,
we have marked them $3.50 for choice. These are
very heavy and durable The colors good and the
patterns are attractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. %, is
perfecting a program for the home
coming meet to take place at the sec
ond session in October. It will be of
peculiar interest to the unafiiliated
members in whose honor it is ar
ranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
A Good Bed for the
Unexpected Guest

. need for an extra bed. That is
when the Duofold will make You
happy. It IL a nice. comfortable
sofa for the daytime and Q couple
Of easy pulls Transforms It into
just as comfortable . bed.
We carry . large line 81 these
DuOfolds In different woods and
upholsteries. One OF our pieces
that has a heavy frame in fumcd
oak finish. with upholstery Of
brown imitation leather. has been
alightiy damaged. but not In q
way to show Or Affect lite value
IN the least We have reduced
it, price to $tk. including q mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
BOX STARTS WORLD TRIP.
Belleau Woods Memorial Recep-
tacle Leaves Capital in Airplane.

NEWPORT NEWS, September 1s.-
Starting on it's trip around the world
the Balleau Woods memorial box
completed the frst lap Of it's journey
when it arrived at Old Point by aero.
|pIane from Washington yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
ODD FELLOWS.

The Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation meets Wednesday at 8 pm. in
the Temple.
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Cedar Chests
viii Preserve
Your Clothing

Summer clothing will b. safe
from moths and dust il packed
in . Cedar Chest. Our lines arc
of genuine red cedar: their con-
struetion IL really cabinet work
and the finish Is beautiful
throughout. They're very or
namentAl In . living room, and
make . convenient window seat.
For ordinary packing We can
show you . variety Of we'll
made Mating Boxes at very
reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
F raternitieS

uled for its convocation Tuesday
evening, when it Is expected the
largest class Of the year will be ex-
allied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Dining Room
Furniture

Everything here for its COM
plete furnishing, and we've
gtven extra care in the selection
Of attractive patterns. There
are many beautiful suites In
both the modern and period
styles; me woods and rich I'm
ishes.
A good example is one Of our
four-piece suites Of selected oak
in Jacobean finish. It's pattern
is taken from, the William and
Mary period. and the price is
4275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
Our Department for Beds and Bedding
Has Been Greatly Enlarged

great part Of second floor has been given over to
these lines and stock increased to give greater range for
selection There handsome displays of Brass Beds and
Edameed Iron Beds. We showing large line Of the
well known Simmons Beds; also variety Of the convenient
Day Beds in both single and double styles.
We have large stock Of all kinds Of bedding and offer
unusually good values Mattresses that range price up
to $40, including the Conscience" brand. At low
price SIC show you rsclass Mattress, all felt
and full size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Alfred B. Simonds, adjutant, an
nounces that Col. John Jacob Astor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Ia Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No.
5, has the Royal Arch degree sched-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

Illustrious Master George Roscoe Da-
Vis announces the first assembly Of
Washington Council. No. /. Royal and
Select Masters, for tomorrow evening.
when after the degrees. refreshments
will be served and social features will
be in order.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-02

...l have the honor" said Johnso.
,oad ,ot nominating that great % nolitica
PsOrE.,o PIsSuer, statesman and senator ss Roles
tbn tbenrose, % - Prolonged applause yro"tnd nes
to to- his name sns, OF penrose, who is confined
WS,Ipuc W. spruce street home by illness "''
~ william L, Morgan, of i.I,zerna eSS, corn
ro,o ~, seconded the nomination Of Pam Pan
ton ~ '"' ne'ected by acclama-
coSUtn nom NJ, J9mison, of Westmorslan nd
SSnisy, SSSuGsy, offered resolution re,ano emnowerinu
Of iaaman sfanal Grow to appoint a mTitas committas
hlteen to confer with tba b,..et n,ae
for fS'rman man and the Republican cand;Ssts, saa,
NJ XXI. state Offices to draft huraa,e' nlatsnrn,
hously. was adopted unani
ossraa ssenstor Baldwin, of Potter co,n.u
S"'n, SSsea resolution calling for ,ba rbounty
tp.ment Z res, Of three state eomm;t,s.n,p tae ap
mi,teess'se the rules of tho stata s'eemei en
Tsloss Tl,ss' u is understood thu, ~ com
a va, wlil provide for the nartic;na ns re, re-.
VIM Wsmsn . In the orsapisatiomn M ''pa''or
us@ =. Burke. 0f Allsshepy ceua