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CONFERINTA
IRLANDEZA
NCEPE JOI
B U LIE TIN

L0NDRA, Il Iulie. = Nego-
ciatiunile de pace intre Irlan-
de- 81 Englitera Sc vor deschide
Joi. Eamonn de Valera, pre-.
sedintele republicei irlandeze,
astazi q notificat pc Premierul
Lloyd George, c& el va veni Ia
data spsa la Londra psntru des
chidsieie tpufe teisinportan.
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C1ND LUNATICJJL =
IN CINEMATOCRAF


PARIS, II Iulie. -Un cinema
tograf din Paris 1 representa- >
drama "visul NebunQlui I n az
cursul representsntinnii ! fntrat
IN lunatic, carc = uits ca interea
4 teatru. Cind filmn! ! arxtst
lcl nebunul taie g1tnl y cineva, AZ
|nsticul ! axslt \ y unnl dinfre'
spectato y isel nd O. cutt aass
H. tkt mn, Z & =
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PENTRU n0NumENTUl
EcA ATEIllsA IeoDoaoIu

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Adunarea CeneTa|a
A COMPANIEI DE PUBLICITATE "A
UNIUNEI SOCIETATILOR ROMANO
s JULIE.

Sedinta deschide sub presedena dui loan G.. Hoza
presdinee directunei Copahe de Pubictate, la orele
1920 Stunt de fata aproape ot delegati solicitation
carl ua parte la adunarea Unune sa nchs la oree
10 dup verfcarea procesuui verbal din sna precedenta
Cativa actonar parcula representa- prn procura
Sc procedeaza la vercarea penpotenteor numararea
voturor 81 constata ca sunt reprezentate 400 acun
Actiunie Uniunei repartizeaza pc socieat dupa
turtle carl leau avut la Unune pc unctonar Uniunei
membri G. s. E.
Sc distribute actionaror darea de seama 81 bantul
indrumarea delega Sd predea socieaor aconare ca
apartin
CONSTITUENCIES brou presedntele expune pc larg stua
tia nsutuui Tpografc Arata evenmentele prncpale din
oursul anuui pogresee reazate Raporul presedntelu
PRINT APPLAUSE unanme.
Sc ctesc procesee verbale uate in sedntee drecune
Inst. Hpografic.
Presedinee lndruma pc delega sd noteze orr obser
vaun de acut sd studeze darea de seama 81 banu
Sedinta sc suspenda la orele 1910 p
Senta redeschide la oree lilo m, sub presedenta
dui loan g. Hoz dand cuvnt delegation carl nota OBJ
servatiunile lor la procesele verbae
Dupa cateva ntrebar 81 cereri de amurir din partea
dior George Marhao, Valerie Popescu 81 ronm Vedrea la
carl respunde della brou procese verbae actvatea
djrectiei Sc aproh6 Gu unanimta s s rs !.
d. Valerie Popescu Indiana Harb0r Ind refernduae Ia
uncle inervenun in anulu ntervenun descrise Pc
arg in procesul verbal din prma sedinta direcune
zaru America 81 in vor sd alba atitudine corespun
ztoare nterseor generate ale romnlor din America ale
organzatiune noastre 81 sd tina in seama de ntervente
celor carl nau nci drept ameseca in ntreprindee
noastre din tara aceasta. /. ah II IS
Broul respunde Cd proceda in trecut 81 zarul
Amerca 81 in viitor aceeas tnuta pana asazi
Aunarea ia act d. Valerie Fopescu declara ca
Gu respunsul ce s'a dat
Adminstratoru ziarului 81 secrearu corporatiei, d.
George Pop ceste raportul dsa prmt fara obec
tun Gu unanimitate
Raportul controlorlor ce de conroloul loan Damian
81 upa cateva amur certe de d. Valerie Popescu carl
dau de controo de administrator adunarea primete
portul Gu unanmitate.
Sc alege comsie de vercare compusa din id. Teofil
Serbian Pantmon China loan Oprea loan Perovc 81 preo
tu Costea reage sd verfce darea de seama 81
bilantu confruntandu-le Gu scrptele administrator.
Sc propune pc anu vtor sd dea dvidende Ia toae
acunile Propunerea find sprijina ntra in discute
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KABER
B U TIN:

Dina Emma Colavito, care si
ca e acuxata Gu asasinare, q
marturisit detectivului Phil
Mooney. Cd un ON care q fost
arestat in 5 Iulie in Cuyahoga
Heights Village pentru o disor-
dine este omul c&rui ca ia
dat col cinci suite de dollari pri-
miti pentru platirea asasinilor
della doamna Kaber. omul q
costa, care . in temnita jude
tului, va Fl infatisat All cu-d-na
Colavito.
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LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTIE

DEsCH1sA DE UNIUNEA s. r. A. 81 ZIARUL AMERICA
PENTRU UNIVERSITATEA POPULARA NICOLAE
IORGA LA VALENu DE MUNTE. n
~
La de subscrpte nhide zua de II Septembre 1921
Uniunea Solicitation Romano de Autor 81 Cultur4 din
America .. $4,000
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Floyd Utterback, care q fost in
grijitorul lui Dan Kaber, fost
adus in Cleveland 81 va Fl chestio-
nat All inaintes juratilor. Procu-
rorul Stanton asteaptS Cd Utter
back va m&rturisi Cd Dan Kaber
della inceput acuzat pc femeia "a
Cd aceasta vrea sal onoare.
All Va fl adusa din nou doamna
Colavito fnaintea juratilor CO ~
fie chestionata de advocatii acusa,
tel. Acestia cred q vor putsa dis
credita marturisirea - Mcntx 4
decursnl xilsi ~ Stmbktx
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ARTICLE VII-ExEcuTIvF
 COMMITTEE.

Sec. l. The Executive Committee shall consist of the President, Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer of the Board of Directors.
 Sec. 2. The Executive Committee shall have power to put into effect the directions, orders and findings of the Board of Directors; act in emer- gency cases; have direct executive control of all the activities of the Community Welfare Association; ill vacancies of unexpired terms that may occur in the Board of Directors, Sec. 3. The Executive Committee shall meet at the call of the President whenever he deems it advisable.
 ARTICLE VIII-MEETINCs AND
 QUoRUMs.
 Sec. l. Every fifth year, begin hing with 1921, on the first Frida, night in February, a mass meeting
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MARTINDALE, ROUTE z


 Pete Deppe, who lives near Plain view, made an important trip to Mar tindale Thursday morning. Jesse Ulmer, Joe Lewellen, Mir. Jones and family left Tuesday for Lonsdale, where they will work for l J. H. Pritchard saw mill. Miss Mamie Mann, Alma and Ava Ulmer called at Mrs. Tin Ellis Thursday.
 There was a dance at Dorothy Feldhus' Wednesday night. John Ellis made business trip to Little Rock Thursday. Jesse, Ava and Alma timer, A. |. Clark and family called at Joe Mann's Monday night.
 Jack Pritchard and one of his friends are farming.
 Miss Amelia Mann spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Cora Lewellen and family spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Alice Mann.
 Mir. Bill Shackelford was the sup per guest of Miss Mamie Mann Sun day night.
 Singing was attended by large crowd at Mrs. Maggie Mann's Sum- day night.
 Come on, Schaubs. we like to read your news.
 NoBoDY's DARLING.
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MARTINDALE.

#& 2 Y 4 There was a Bible reading at Mar tindale school house Sunday morn ing.
 There will be preaching at Mar tindale the third Sunday in April. with dinner on the ground.
 Miss Vergie Lewis has gone to Lit tie Rock to work.
 A dance in honor of Willie Davis twentieth birthday was largely at tended. Cake, coffee and sandwich es were served at late hour.
 Mrs. Mary Payne spent Saturday night with Mrs. Maggie White.
 MT. and Mrs. Alonza Clark spent few hours with Joe Mann's family Saturday night
 Annie White spent Sunday with Miss Mamie Mann.
 The dinner guests of Miss Edith Davsi Sunday were: Franklin Kyzer, Edna Lewis, Zona Kyzer and Doro- thy Feldhus.
 Miss Hazel Deppe of near Plain view spent Saturday night with Ava and Alma Ulmer.
 W. C. Christian called at Joe Mann's Saturday night, also Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Roberts and Mrs. Clara Roller called on Mrs. Matte Davsi Friday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Boyd are mov- ing out on their home place.
 Mrs. Cora Lewellen and children, Alva and Alma Ulmer, went fishing Saturday.
 Two SIMPLEToNs.
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of the members of the Community Welfare Association shall meet for the purpose of electing Board of Directors.
 Sec. 2. Five members and ma jority of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transac- ton of business.
 Sec, 3. Eight members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of busi- ness.
 Sec. 4. The Board of Directors shall hold their annual meeting on the first Monday night in November for the purpose of electing officers.
 ARTICLE IX-CoMMITTEEs.
 Sec. l. The Standing Committees of the Community Welfare Associa- ton may be as follows: Executive, Finance, Social Welfare, Commun- ity Fair. and Censure.
 Sec. 2. The Censure Committee shall be elected by the Board of Di- reetors at each annual meeting.
 ARTICLE X-MIscELLANEous.
 Sec. 1. In reference to social and recreational entertainments mention ed in Article 4, Section 2, dancing and card playing shall be prohibited in the Sweet Home Community House.
 Sec. 2. The Constitution and By Laws of the Sweet Home Community Welfare Association may be amend ed by the vote of five members and a majority of the Board of Direc- tors.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.

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 School is progressing nicely, with only a few attending, as some have graduated and others have quit tc commence farming.
 The dance by Mir. Lewis Saturda, night was we'll attended.
 Valmer and Jewel Wood, Lena Sunderman, Ruth and Velmer Kyzel went to the egg hunt at Estelle Cook: Sunday.
 Claud Cook has moved again, or a place belonging to the Woods es tate.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Berry anc son, Bennie Vergil, MT. and Mrs Guy Gillian, Miss Opal Haynie, Miss Annie Box, Will Lewis, Ingram Hay nie, Hoyt Boyd, Paul Dietrich, Ear Hall and Floyd Box caled on Pious and Irene Young Sunday and were entertained by music and singing.
 Bud Harris and family visited their mother Sunday.
 John Wood and family of Levy called on Gordon Wood Sunday.
 Mrs. Bessie Wood and daughter. Dorothy Mae, visited her mother Mrs. Aldridge, Sunday.
 'DADDY's SWEETIE.
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JACKSONVILLE NEWS.

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 On March IA, the Community Club met with Mrs. Fred Taylor, with 38 members and one visitor present. March l2 the club had their play and made $28.00. At this meeting the club voted to take the play to some of the small communi- ties. Mrs. Taylor served lemonade and cake, assisted by Mrs. Sam Fay Tor.
 On March 2lst, the@club met with Mrs w. D. Beall and was enter tained by Mrs. P Hinsley and Mrs. Whitworth. B members were pres ent, with three visitors. The mem bers quilted for Mrs. Beall at this meeting. Cake, sandwiches and punch were served at this meeting.
 March 23 the club met at Mrs. E. C. Wilson's home and was enter tained by Mrs. P. Murtishaw and Mrs. Bob Corder. It was decided al this meeting to go to Vaughn school house with the play if Mrs. Blodgett's baby was able for her to leave. She has been sick with ty- phoid fever. Mrs. George Douglass conducted the meeting at Mrs. Will sons. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Joiner.
 The club has two quilts finished and ready to be sold at $4 and $5.
 The egg hunt at McBride's was enjoyed by all last Sunday. About 100 children were present.
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took dinner with J. R. Bolin at the Arkwa oil we'll. This well was abandoned s1t temporarily because of tronhles of the owner, and will be tested out more thoroughly.
 Floyd Heflington, who was in Il
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VAUGHAN SCHOOL.

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 We are improving in our school very we'll.
 Miss Francse Mccain is visiting her kin folks, Mrs. Maggie and Jim Mccain.
 There was an egg hunt al our school Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Tolbert and children spent Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Grace Phillips.
 Miss Deane Council spent Satur. day and Sunday with home folks.
 Mir. Roy Walker made a business trip Saturday to Jacksonville.
 Marie, Daisy Belle and Maxine Harden spent Saturday morning with the Tolbert children.
 Edward Stewart and little brother. Odans, spent Saturday night with their grandfather, Mir. Stanfield.
 Misses Nancy and Anna Trotter spent the afternoon with our school Friday.
 Mrs. Hadden spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. Stewart.
 Miss Sadie Stanfield is visiting Miss Viagia Stewart.
 Mir. Bennie Tolbert spent Sunday morning with Werner Toney.
 MOTHER AND DADDY WREN.
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Paso for his health, has returned and is now improving.
 
 Joe Blazer, the Tates Mill mer- chant, was brought back from Lit tie Rock hospital in very feeble condition, after an operation.
 + < l closed my weeks ramble as the guest Sunday night of the H. A. Rob- lnsons, where l mailed this letter. Mir. Robinson's trees are loaded with peaches, which he saved with log fires.
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". Z. Beck
 --the-- Pea Ridge Pod
 Man
B;De Strawberries. and Fine.

Rgpe StT1IOOeffteS: uftu "te.
 T. M. Bland of Fletcher Creek saved his fruit crop during the freeze by keeping log fires going. l have h heard of several others doing the same thing, including Asa P. Bryant If the McCarmel neighborhood. There was another heavy frost Fri dav morning. As passed by he was ;u his strawberry patch looking out for the damage, but could find none, hut he did find some ripe strawber- .ries. one of which he gave me. It was sweet and fine. His patch of Iady Thompsons had more blooms in it than I had ever seen in a patch before. This is the second year for that patch. There is amongst them some small sweet early berries, these are the ones now getting ripe. MT. Bryant has set out three rows of them to themselves. There were a hand ful of berries on each of these plants. One bunch he counted and there were forty of them.
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ms on thls trip 1 have found many of
 ea' old subscribers returned to the Iunly The first I met was Frank pls pIes' beyond the end of the Camp vs ~ pike, on the Burton farm. He bs iofmerly at Olmstead. He has ssssl a working at Camp Pike and he Pnlsul,'e. Pu enough money to pay for the
 sAaan again year in advance.
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MT. MoRIAH No. |.

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 The Rev. Galloway filled his reg ular appointment Sunday at II o'clock.
 R. Williams made a flying trip to Little Rock Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. George called on J. K. Glaze Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burt George, who have been working in Little Rock, visited his mother Saturday and Sum day.
 Miss Corinne George and her sis ter, Mrs. Mary Watson, of Little Rock, were out Saturday and Sun day visiting their mother, Mrs. J R. Glaze.
 Fred Heinman and Clura Price are making ties for B. B. Green, near Roland.
 Little Misses Esther and Hazel Clifton and Miss Vadie Watson, little Mamie and Clara Watson had a fine time Sunday hunting Easter eggs.
 MT. and Mrs. H. ]. Harding of Cross Roads called on Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Pedigo Sunday.
 Miss Rintha Campbell and little Gordon visited Mrs. J. L. Clifton Thursday.
 Mrs. Tom Bradon of Roland visit ed Mrs. ". Belt Sunday.
 We are very sorry to learn of the death of the little Ferguson boy Eas- ter Sunday. He was accidentally killed near Scott, Ark, by falling out of wagon. FAT BILL.
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TO KEEP SCHOOL OPEN.

Determined to give their children the benefit of an additional months schooling this year, the mothers in School District No. 5, at Olmstead, have organized a Then sale' and each will contribute one dressed fowl to be disposed of in the Little Rock market this week, so that the Olm- stead school may remain open until March 3l, although the available school funds became exhausted last month.
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WEST LANDMARK.

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 Health is very good at this writ ing, with the exception of little Billie Jimerson, who has been i'll for some time, but is little better.
 It is too wet for the people to plant their crops, and too cold for most anyone to get out of the house to work This is our cold spell after Easter, but the wind will help dry the ground. Some have their flow CTS already planted, but hope this cold spell won't kill them. The roses are in bud and some in bloom, but they will be in full bloom before long.
 l see in Spring Valley or Upper Ferndale that Uncle Ned is going to make a special trip to Landmark to hunt for the Lost Darling. l hope you can get Jeff Rooms dear dog , Maybe you can. We will watch out for you. But think maybe we will know you when we see you coming.
 Misses Virdie and Viola Treadway were callers at MT. and Mrs. Bud Hale's for dinner Sunday.
 Come on, Uncle Ned, your letters are interesting.
 Mir and Mrs. W. H. Treadway were Grant county visitors Sunday.
 LOST DARLING.
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The Kellogg SHuer Mine.


 The Kellogg Siluer Mine. visited the silver mines and Mr. D. H. Crane gave me some nice speci- mems of ore which was~some of the last and best brought up out of the mine. The best ore on the dump will run about $l00 to the ton. The mine is about 200 feet deep and they have sunk a winze in the bottom of the mine twenty-five feet deeper, showing some good ore that much further. The ore found is copper, zinc, lead and silver. Until recently they have been unable to discover the cause of the deposit, but they now have found decided fault, showing the faulty movement and cores bonding increase of the ore. They have drifted about 400 feet lately. I have been interested in finding the name for the copper colored quartz rock and learned its name for the first time. It is ..siderite,' spathic iron ore, which is usually found at great depth. The zinc found here carries a little cadmium. There Is no ore blocked out, but prospects are encouraging. The ore is not found in pockets, but in lenses and they are searching this fault for 3 place where the ore will be in paying E quantities. They are working only six men. The metal market is very discouraging, except silver. but for the Pittman act 1t would be down also. Outside the United States 1t is only 68c. The United States sold 5WOOO,000 ounces to England and this act provides that the U. s. Treas ury shall buy that amount of domes- tic silver at one dollar, which amounts to 9o l-2c on the market, alter that is secured the price will probably appreciate the price of for eign silver.
 The Gravel Ridge people are mak- ng an earnest appeal to Judge Moy- CT to have the grade of the newly built Brushy Island road, which is about to collapse, extended to a con aechon across Bayou Meto to the travel Ridge road. Only one and 0ne-quarter mile more is needed ms connection would give the peo- pie a much better road than they now have and shorten the distance aOout tive miles. It is now fourteen miles Then they can go to town and ls1uIn a in a half day. It now takes all day.
 The teacher al Fletcher school put Joe White, the eight-year old son of . M. White, in spelling class Jan uafy 1 tor the first time. Since nen he has never missed asword. 1 a0uDt il any other kid anywhere can equal this record.
 < J. :. Pritchard is now running the lfl'chard farm at Martindale, on the upper Hot Springs road. His mother NY nses Tn Little Rock, but goes out a0noay and cooks for the boys dur lg ng the week. They have fine home ,s aele and she enjoys life here more r'ai o Tn town. They were amongst " very first subscribers and my s'si' at their home was in my first bS'l,e-up. 1 am glad to see them ,s aseA there after an absence of nearly ute s years. Mir. Pritchard is still SsIning saw mill near Lonsdale, n, VI tnls trip l have found many of ~ oid subscribers returned to the Ioun'fy. The first I met was Frank ' pl beyond the end of the Camp sa ~ pike, on the Burton farm. He bss iormerly at Olmstead. He has ssss, sa working at Camp Pike and he Pslsol,'e PIo enough money to pay for the
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Constitution and By Laws
 of the Sweet Home Community Welfare Association
ARTICLE NAME.

The name of this organization shall be called the Sweet Home Com munity Welfare Association.
 ARTICLE II-OBJEcT.
 The object of this organization shall be to promote the economic, educational and social welfare of the Sweet Home Community.
 ARTICLE H. -MEMBERsHIp.
 Sec. l. Any white person of Sweet Home Community who is eighteen years of age or over, and has contributed money or labor, or has taken any active part toward the pro- motion of the activity of this organi- zation is eligible provided such con tribution or activity is approved by the Board of Directors.
 Sec. 2. There shall be no member ship fee.
 ARTICLE IV-BoARD OF DIRECTORS.
 See. l. The Board of Directors shall constitute the governing body of the Sweet Home Community Vel fare Association and shall be com posed of fourteen members, nine men and five women, who shall be elected every five years.
 Sec. ?. The Board of Directors shall have the power to buy, or to bargain for one acre of land for the purpose of erecting a suitable build ing for holding social or recreational entertainments, community fairs, boys and girls club meetings, wom- ems club meetings, business or re- ligious meetings, which shall be ap- proved by the Board of Directors.
 Sec. 3. The Board of Directors shall have the power to erect and maintain a building called the Sweet Home Community House.
 ARTICLE N-0FFICERs AND THEIR
 DUTIES.
 Sec. l. The officers of the Com munity Welfare Association shall be President, Vice President and Secre- tary- Treasurer.
 Sec. 2. The president shall per- form such duties as usually pertain to the office of president. He shall have the power to appoint commit tees, and fill such vacancies as may occur in any office or committee, subject to the approval of the Board of Directors. He shall make requi- sition on the Secretary-Treasurer for such sums of money as may be re- quired for disbursement. He may call meetings of the Community Vel fare Association, Board of Directors, CT any Committee whenever he deems it advisable.
 Sec. 3. The Vice President shall perform the duties of the President in case of his absence or disability.
 Sec. 4. The Secretary-Treasurer shall perform such duties as usually pertain to that office. He shall act at all meetings of the Community Welfare Association, Board of Direc- tors and Executive Committee.
 Sec. 5. The Officers and Mem bers of the Board of Directors shall serve without remuneration.
 ARTICLE VI-ELEcTIoN.
 Sec. l. The Board of Directors of this organization shall be elected for period of five years by the ma iority of the members of the organi- zation present at the end of each fifth year.
 Sec. ?. The Officers of the or ganization shall consist of Presi- dent. Vice President and Secretary Treasurer, who shall be elected for a period of one year by the majority of the members of the Board of Di- rectors present at the annual meet ing.
 ARTICLE VlI-ExEcUTIvE
 COMMITTEE.
 Sec. l. The Executive Committee shall consist of the President, Vice fT,.aoc,.ron- of
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FOR SALES. C. Black Minorca
 Eggs for setting. Finest strain, all-year layers. o. H. Smith, 240O Spring St., phone Main 1888.