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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-26

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and parrhed during the night piec<
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time 10 d. viii aDeacA thirst The
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-26

In observance Of Decor1tion Day
an b1smsssT houses of Emmett win
- closed IN day Monday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-26

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Sesse pests ogsr ssnday
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csSs n Emmett this week.
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Mrs Claude Polly is IN Nn1pa
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s
& 1-'o MRS W Jones Oh sne
> : iiln'1en section sPent-tooAy n
l1'oh came oo"n 1pM
a'=af11 L2ESday 70 attend the mn3tkA
Mss Grace Newman spent last
Vesk VITA Yrs Bishop, her grand
M Horro1 returned tnday 1fon
,aa1.3, ~ improves
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,aa- rz,a lei IN - Va.
7ause,
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"a lays u ooise Iris week visit1n3 |
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Ms. E1fus ShauI ia nm from Paw
-. z;x=+7n1 ~ other NJ Alv.h
"a qoe aeeo irrlealfon spLees
ave Easm Two sizes Citizens
-1mner Co.
Hr and Ms q Rundstrom ver4i
- ~
: 7o'se esuas 70 spehu icy
aES FlSIr1ng friends-
Mrs. George Church went to Pay-l
re Saturday to visit her daughter,
.rs ,g0fn Orr for few days :.
IL
NJ win he held next Thursday.
,,re Work in the degrees.
M u - " ~
rs ar rhe minstrel show Tuesday
A nesting of the Three LIS VIII be
I'D Saturday afternoon, May q, ut 4
11H-nlng, tofsulnG skn eiuPooh
rye 9ne viz loan > Oin n -
ca1'ss1 Ior Us COCO "orA oVc u ~
= +
MARVIN button, forest Tneer' ieis
-; - Iii I0 ;o;u Ne ,ssar for +he
,rruner.
Rev. and Ma. Lathroo and Mrs l,
,zs Zimmerman are attending the
Apsasr state convention IA BOISE
~
noeS Sm" AI mov
'1r sae S.op en - -
-
Ns--
!, Noun, from Ro;.e Wedne.d.r bx /.
!, ,,,tA.r and f.ther NJ an Mn
T.
H
me s,ovn Fr;aay 10 .ttend tAe' elas,i
Az and was q guest in tie Waltsrt
own hoze. r
NJ and Mr.. Iohn o,,;,r and Mi.xIs
II German came d0vrn fruHa Hop4o-sk<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Sins Of diet often result in
pimples and boils
n familiar fresh food corrects their basic cause

TINE causes Of pimpics md blackheads (acne)
are always found in lowered vitality, very
l. commonly associated with constipation and
digestive disorderA" says one. akin specialist. and
he further says that ~the repeated occurrence Of
boils should always be hooked upon a. IN indi-
cation Of lowered vitality"
Scientists now know that fire rsaf oauss Of
tho trouble may be sons "sin Of def"
1t 10 now generally acknowledged that the hack
Of one food factor called vtamne is largely re-
sponsible for the lowered vitality that 90 often
brings akin disorders and blemishea.
Something to correct the basic cause Of these
complaints 10 clearly needed. Scientists have dis
covered It tn the familiar little cake of Fleisch-
mann's Yeast. for yeast Is the richest known
source Of the food factor essential to perfect
digestion.
Physicians and hospitals arc therefore pro
scribing Fleischmanns Yeast a an addition to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

dict. II yields remarkable results m the treatment
OF boils and acne 50 often due to sins of diet.
Feischman's Yeast b q highly digestible fresh
food Have II on the table at home and on yosv
desk at the Office. Yes UW lire its fresh
disfiseffps fopor, and tie clean rhoissoms fasfs
Il ieorss IN yosr mosfh. Eat from to cakes
. day just plain or On crackers or bread.
Within two weeks you should notice an improve
ment. Obstinate cases may require two o. three
weeks longer. If troubled with gas, dissolve
the yeast first in half a cup of very hot water.
This does not affect the efficacy Of the yeast.
Get Fleischmann's Yeast fresh daily from your
grocer
Send 4o IN stamps for the booklet The New vmport
ance OF Yeast Diet So many INQUIRIES are coming
in daily for this booklet that necessary
nominal charge to of handling and mailing
Address The F1eischmann Company. si4 Bell Street.
attic. washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

, rosns 20 ssssisy whsn fhsy Try ths
men who killed sidi
That IL. unless Sheriff nm Hat
field and Gov. Morgan promise me
safe conduct 70 and from the court
house az Weieh--
-or unless Uncle Same troops
como into Mcdowell county before
the trial sssrsa-
why. otherwise I'm afraid shsy'd
hin me Just hike thsy killed sid'-
Then she told for the first tins
her story OF the Wsich courthouse
shooting which resulted In the
death of a,d Hatfield and his friend.
Ia Chambers.
'You see, Esd want 10 WEIGH TO
answer . charge Of being involved
In tho Mohawk Valley shooting abe
said. He wrs innocent. but he vent
to stand trial a. any hwsbidlng
ellison should
Il went with him ara - ala ia
Chambers and sfrs. ChsmberA Ed
went as . vftness for Sid
sid wasn't looking for any erou-
bic. He didn't carry any guns.
though he had . state permit TO
carry wss pons. He put ono gun In
our suitcase and gave the other 70
the deputy who took US 70 WEIGH.
I'VE we're walking MP the court. !
house sssps when the shooting
started People say SD saw c. 70. I
Lively. . Raidvsn.F'ei,s detective on
the sssps: that sid pulled his gun |
e. skr<.s rf~~,v ara that fy.lw sf,<ss /
Sid IN seisdefensa
well. I know that Lively didn't
shoot Hidi
Thirteen men on ne eouvthouss
steps shot ~ eid and there were
more than 70 bullet holes IN Sfd's
body when he fell sid never knew
what had happ~ned.-
That's an entirely new story. In
every mour,aine~r's cabin IN West
virginia. ~ every crossroads store.
you'ii hear people say that the
wsieh shooting grew out Of . feud
between Hatfisid and Lively. Live.
~ was arrested IN connection with
the shooting He n now out under
bond. He was never indicted The
grand Jury has not met since the
killing.
IN never marry again" Mrs
Hatfield oaid. "you 80 I married
Mr.. FISHERMAN when I was 10. He
was 10 years older.
''Hs was KILLED with 10 others IN
ne shooting At Natevan May 10.
1890. after discharged miners were
excited from their homes by Bald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Clairvoyants Solve
Murder for Police

HEIDELBERG. Germany. Sept 30.
-Sclairyoyants whose aid was enlist
ed by the police completely solved
mystery connected with the robbery
and murder OF sx.Burgomasssr Klein
and his assistant, according 10 the
municipal authorities. 10 trace
could be found OF thu bodies untii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
BANDIT WAS
IN RAYMOND
NOW PROVED
Gardeners Presence, Also
Authenticity OF Letter TO
Paper Established

RAYMOND. WASH Sept 30
That Roy Gardner. man bandit and
flest.foosed convict. was actually In
Raymond las, Friday ana that here
he wrote the letter purported to
have been received from him BY
the San Francisco Bulletin was
considered as certain today.
This belief. held by Chief or
Police shumway. was substan-
ented late yesterday when Shnm
WY received letter from George
W. Berry OF tho department. CT
Justice In Seattle 70 the effect that
the letter received by tho Bulletin
vas postmarked Raymond and that
the paper used In its Inscription
vas taken from . pad borrowed
from Mrs. Ruth Lowmsn. proprts
tor Of the Raymond rooms In ksy.
rnond-
sTners 10 no question about the
WHITING being Gardners~ Berry In
formed Chief SUBWAY.
shumway has the borrowed tab
~ In his possession
Gardner. according TO This theory.
r. the last person to have used
the tablet and the heavy fmpres-
sscn made by hts pan may serve
greatly In establishing tina Identity
Of the letter 10 the Bulletin. &C
eoraing to shumway.
CREDITOR Of Gcorrs n. Wilbur.
oardners confessed friend. are max
ing no effort to have Wilbur
brought hack hcr~ shoaid he be
found
A letter has been received here
from Afrs Wilbur. now In Lewis
villa Idaho. she apparently BE-
rsxss her husband still In Raymond.
while authorities believe he Is IN
San Francisco. They think that
when they md Wilbur they will
ma Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

esrsy today d1tohed near ne camp
grounds here
The car 10 . Columbia Six. bear
ing Washington license sAsis. NO
tor 1921.
The car apparently had beeu iss
four days ago. II was undsmAxcd.
Police here are sndsavornE 10
ertsbilsh the hentity Of the driver.
No one has been found yA who
saw the ear come into the city.
Rooming houses ana hotels are
being conbsd for . man answering
the description OF the auto thief
who was known to have taken the
car from Raymond ana who bore
a striking resemblance 10 Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

wiz. Felts detectives.
Then married Sid. really
loved sid and can never love an
other man. OF course. loved SIR,
Testermnn. too. but he was more OF
q father 10 mo than husband.
''Evcyons loved sid lilo was
noble and kind-hsarted. lie gave
half he made 20 the sick and poor.
lie loaned 20 everyone who needed
money. He gave regularly 90
churches.
That's why the mine workers are
going 10 put up q big monument 10
sid In Charleston. the state capital.
where everyone can see IL
I'm not afraid Of sid's enemies
10 long as I stay here. Bscauss|-
And Mrs. Hatfield glanced At q
revolver on the counter behind the
soda fountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Planning Tennis
Games in Winter

LONDON. Sept so.--regotistions
are IN progress for tho acquisition Of
40 TO 30 buildings I'm which 10 estab
lish winter tennis courts. go great
IL tho interest in the sport. One
building being equipped VIII contain
&c courts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
~ NORRIS QUINN

MATEwAN. w. Va. Sept, 10
Twice q widow within ~ monthsi
wife Of two men. both shot to
death In wsss virxtniA's bloody
mine feudi
That's the tragic history a ne
proprietress az the little Ice cream
psrior across from the Aatswan
railway sfstioa.
This woman Of ~ was ne wife of
sid Hatfield. police chief Of Mate
wan Earlier she vas the wife Of
c, C. Tsssssrnan. mayor Of Nate
wan.
Her deep black sysa sparkle win
life Her dark brown hair IL care.
fully arranged In . modish eosffure
She wears . plain black silk gown.
NO she said today. I'm no;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

Following . custom OF several
years. Airs Tom TAsusrt entertained
the members OF tho Kansas Womcn's
club with a reception AZ her homo.
soss sunnyssde ave. Thursday after
noon. honorins the sSth birthday Of
her mother. Ms Fannie Potter. who
IL tho Oldest member 81 the club.
Mira Potter 70 halo ana hearty.
and 10 much interested In the events
Of everyday lifa
Over 100 hundred friends called TO
offer congratulations. and she vas
showered with GIFTS. the Kansas
women's club sending . huge basket
OF flowers Photo By Price and Car
ter. Star staff photosraphsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
German Steel Is
Going Into Wales

CARDIFF. Wales. Sept 10
Large quantities OF German and
Belgian steel are being shipped into
South Wales. This steel sells for
less than tho English product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
II cases helped In from I 70 4 wesks

n ~ cases Of pfmpiss and bs lssdnf Aospta
Isscanns rsae proved 10 have propsrss 6rsaf value
Every case showed impro from = xeek
70 o onfhs TO clear ppies and bos oakss a.
sohman"s Yeast daily In souss consu your
Bevsrs Of and ysss prsparstions TIE nee
IesohAnn protection and unform pur
tty and strsneth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Riverton House Is
Destroyed by Fire

The l. n. Bacon houss. st River
ton. was destroyed by fire Thursday
noon. Tho house was owned by ].
J. Ryan. and was valued at approx.
mately $1,000 Tho flames we're dis
covered by neishbors. who saved .
greater part OF tho furniture. Tho
house was built about Is years ago
by l.. u. Bacon. seattle pioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Find Auto Thought
Stolen by Gardner

VANCOUVER. wash, Sept To-
Tho automobile stolen from George
y. Peoples OF Raymond By . man
answering the description Of Roy
Gardner. escaped convict. was found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Went 5000 Miles
to Commit Robbery

BEIRUT. Syria. Sept t0.-IAo.
mel wict. arrested for the theft of
$4,000 worth Of Jewels from Joseph
Smouhh In Paris. confessed that he
had followed smouha for 5000 miles
about Europe before he got an op-
portunity 10 steal the jewels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
American Legion to
Hold Winter Dances

Monthly winter dances. beginning
October H. will be held at the
Knights OF Columbus hall under the
auspices OF the Rainier Noble Peat
No. 1. Of the American Legion. Miss
Hazel Smith announced Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
TAKES NEW ARMY POST

lieut.. Col. oliver II. Docksry, for
meriy In charge OF the United States
army recruiting station In Sen tile.
leaves today under order, for Camp
Lewis. where he win assume his now
duties as sdjutant of the Third divi-
sion. stationed there. Full fighting
strength Of tho division consists Of
$4,000 enlisted men and 500 officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30
Seek to Make Club
Engineering Center

N the present plans Of the Enrt- /
nesrs' club nateriaiizs. declared
Chairman Stuart Manuel Of ths en-
ecutivs board before a luncheon ~
the Arctic club Thursday noon. ~
College club. Fifth ave. and Univer1
sity nt,. viii be the engineering
center OF the city.
Bamboo has been used TO reinforco
concrete piles on a Chinese railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

Tho Y. & =. Opeos can supply fuel
oil TO four ships at the same time
while I'm motion ~ sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

Mother. bring homo some of
Boldt's Milk Brcsdi--Advertiscm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-30

FUNERAL SERVICES for ". NJ.
Blanchard. former shipping board sc.
oountant who died At his home. eTss
First ave N. w. September "a. were
held Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15

Miss Stella Mae Grow, attractive
and talent daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
n. T. Grow and Mr. a. I Scott, Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Scott. Of
Lancaster. were united IN marriage
last Friday afternoon at Nicholas
Vile, Rev. J. j. Martin Of that place
officiating.
The marriage Of this popular
couple was a surprise 20 their many
friends and relatives. She has had a
position in the Bank o. Bryant.yille
for the past year and j. now A-sis-
tant Cashier while Mr. Scott is a
successful and energetic young far
mcr and j. to be congratulated on
winning the hand Of this charming
young lady
Their many friends and relatives
wish them a long and happy life as
they embark upon the matrimonial
sea. and trust their married life may
be happy and usefu! one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15
An Ideal Christmas
Present.

Now as the yule tide season -
RAPIDLY coming on Us, we like hun
dreds Of others ARE wondering these
long nights just what are we going
to give some of our good friends as
u small remembrance Of some OF
their many kind favors rendered US
during the year that is just about 10
close. OF course we all would like to
give costly presents, but, that we find
is impossible, so again we think OF
something that We would like to give
and that is too cheap. as sugges-
ton may we not offer the following
Call the the Business Mgr. of the Cen
trail Record and have him send
years subscription to one of your
friends as n remembrance from you.
Give US the name and address and
we will take pleasure in sending The
Central Record to your friend togeth-
er with a letter.
The price Of The Central Record
ia only $3.50 per year and serves as
Christmas present ifty-two times
each year
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15
Baptist Church News

A splendid program was given by
the young people at the 6:l5 hour
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Thompson
the Associational President Of b. y.
=. L. was present and made some
helpful suggestions for the improve
ment of our work. The Union will
be divided into Junior and Senior
divisions for the coming year, and
election Of officers for the Juniors
will be held next Sunday evening.
Services will be held each night
during the week Of prayer. beginning
Sunday. January LIST, with watch
night service. The services during
the week will begin at 7;l5. The
women's Missionary Society win OBJ
serve their week Of prayer later in
the month.
The services next Sunday at the
regular hours. The topic for the
morning sermon will be THE Divine
Trio" Preaching in the evening at
7;i5. The pastor will preach morn
ing and evening.
4 cordial welcome awaits you at
all our services
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15

Mrs Luther Gibbs. Mrs Rose
Ma.ln and Mf. ,. p tmoT, were"
visitor. IN Lexington Wednesday.
Mr.. Adolph Joseph and little
daughter. Dor. Rose. have returned
from a visit . relatives IN Louisville.
The many friends 81 Mis- Inn
johnson will be glad 20 know she Is
able % be- out again after several
weeks Illness
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Richards. Of
Danvillc. spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bourne and family.
Mrs Eliza Englcman Harris and
Miss Lavisa Harris were in Danvil.e
Monday 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
MARI Bell Engleman.
Miss Lula simpson. Who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Eliza
beth Collier Simpson. has returned
to her home in Stanford.
Mrs Burton Woodland, and little
daughter. Katherine Cash, Of Lon
don. are guests % her grand parents
Judge and Mr.. r. W Harris.
Major and Mr.. " H. Collier. Of
Cleveland. returned 20 their home
"Wednesday after a weeks stay at the
bedside 81 Major Golfers sister. Mrs.
r. L. Elkin.
Messrs. Morris Swinehroad and J.
Y. Haseldcn have arrived from Cas-
tie Heights. Lebanon, Tenn. and
will spend the Christmas holidays
with their parents.
Mrs.. \. H. Rice, Of Parksbury
". Va. and Mrs. I'M. Stangh,on. OF
Covington. will arrive in Lancaster
Tuesday and spend the Christmas
holidays with their mother. Mrs. II
4. Il. Marksbury.
The community and her many
friends regret 90 learn that Mrs. L
u. Simpson. who has lived in Ian
caster for many years. left last Tues
day Tor Lexington. whc<e she vii
make her future home with her son
Mr.. Henry simpson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15
The Foundation
Seems Shaken

When riches take wings. when
customers pass by on the other side,
when sorrow comes. when the physi-
can shakes his head slowly and you
know there is no hope-GOD re-
mains.
The only stable thing in the uni
verse is GOD. and those who worship
Him truly receive the rewards Of a
Just and righteous Ruler.
God il ready to help you II YOU
just say so. Every week men for
the first time are confessing they
have new vision Of their Saviour
Come TO the services at the Pres
bytcrian Church Sunday and re
ceivc help through worship.
Sermon subjects: II A. NJ. 9TH,
Great Lamp" 7 2. NJ, Can l Know
Am Savod?"
Rev H. :. Hudson, Pastor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15
Red Cross Xmas Seals

These small. attractive stamp-like
Christmas "stickers" have come again
TO remind each man, woman and
child Of his or her personal respon-
sibility to rid ur own beloved State
from the dread disease Of Tuber-
culosis-the most common and fatal
Of any in the State. Every commun-
ity in constant danger Of this dis
ease as /, is scattered by the unfor-
tunates having il. Even~in Garrard
County at present. there are aching
hearts because Of loved ones now IN
Tuberculosis Sanatoriums Of the
Southwestern states. Only constant
care TO keep away this dread disease
Is the answer to the situation. Cure
il uncertain when once II is contract
Sd.
The working of our State Anti
Tuberculosis Committee is too well
known to be repeated here. Yet the
appeal is made for everyone to as
sist in this work by purchasing these
"siiekers" from the girls and boys
who are so willingly offering then
for sale. Garrard County is already
reaping benefits, from this fund, III
treatment to some Of her unfortu
nate citizens, who otherwise would
not be able TO get suitable treatment
and who would otherwise remain 4
menace to their neighbors.
This appeal is a personal thing
You remeeber the Ancient Marin
err with the ladies Of his missmate'
around him. each one cursing hin
with his eye.
Let Us purchase freely Of thes'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15

Mr. John Simpson was visitor In
Lexington Monday.
Mr.. George lawson has been re
cent visitor In Danv,llc.
Mn. Nath Bogic spent last week
with RELATIVES in Buckeye.
Mrs W. r. Burton has been a re-
cent visitor in Lexington.
Mr.. William Griggs was In Rich
mond last week on business.
Mr.. W. X. Cook. Of Danyillc, was
in Lancaster Monday on business.
Messrs John Gill aud Robert Kin
naird have been recent visitors in
Danville
Mrs W. J. Wilson, Of Bowling
Green. Is the guest % her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Mount.
The many friends Of Mrs. Z. W.
Harris are glad to know she Is inn
proving from her recent Illness.
Misses Rose and Minnie Turner
have returned from visit 20 Misses
Mollie and Ethel Barnes at Guy.
Mr.. James Conn and Miss Alberta
Anderson left Tuesday for lndianap-
oils. where they will spend few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. viyil Conn will
move this week TO the residence OF
Mr.. A. r. Anderson. ON Maple
avenue
Mrs. Samuel Cotton who has been
very III at her home on Lexington
St. is improving. much 10 the gra-
tiheation Of the many friends Of this
excellent lady.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-15

The woman's Missionary Society
held a business meeting at the church
Wednesday evening Of last week for
the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year. Miss Bette NJ.
Robinson was elected President; Mrs.
Chas. Moore. Vice President; Mrs.
$. b. Sanders, Secretary Treasurer,
and Miss Ada Rich. Press Reporter.
Committees were appointed and work
is being planned for the year.