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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-27
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

physicians The men were wuTpci In
sheets and automobiles s,a,trl With
them to the city.
y. 4. Griggs hurried out the north
highway with two physicians AMI met
The party about oie.half way 10 The
city. The men wer, transferred tn the
am'Lll nee and brought ~ =; tnih,nys
81 -, TN. reaching there q 4 - u ~
Sweeney is n brother Of Mrs. .. o.
Wilmington. whose hrslNnl hns les n
iiomincnt In oil drilling Il; 'lss hcie
fpr several years.
q h~-ean~s -of tic expkE.on n AN.
lrnwn. Suddenly there WIS = flash and
IN" men began fighting Tor their lives.
AHstcrson No J is a ls.00O.h1 'utic
inot Easscr, The hold " down !-c0 feet
and was one of the most interesting
l'st' In the field Local 81. men were
loolSing 10 this We'll 10 h. IN" iirst real
o.l test In the field nearest .,Tariilo
Sweeney md Andrcc vrr. III. 'nly
men working NJ the well when the gas
exploded. They were undcrrolr irg. The
well Il burning and will he hard 10 cx.
cNtlngulsh. oil men say. Tn, rig was
total io.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
HUGO SHINES
HAD PLANS TO
Finance LOANS
ATTACHMENT OF FUNDS TO.
TALINC TWO MILLION
DOLLARS Is MADE

w Nfsotmtrd lfcta
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Attachmcnt
Of funds carried IN four New York
hanks 10 the credit of Hugo SHINES.
German industrial masnate. In connec.
ton with a t3.os5.iss breach of con.
tract suit filed by James A. Tillman.
promoter. revealed today that SHINES.
through various financial schemes had
made attempts a. float loans for hun.
drcds ~ millions of dollars In this
country.
The A. chmcnt order signed By
supreme court Justice wasservogel
was placed In effect by deputies Of
sheriff Maggie u New York County.
The funds, the exact amount OF which
was not disclosed are had by the
National City hank. The Guaranty
Trust Company. The Eauitablt Trust
Company and Hollcson and Company
T.ilman. described as financial
promoter. claimed that on May .. 1918.
he entered into an agreement with
SHINES. which necessitated the trans.
fer to a Swedish corporation controlled
by SHINES of certain agencies for de-
vclOplng trade with the United states
The agencies were owned hy Tiilman
he stated. and he vas to become. under
the agreement. managing director Of
the Principal office at Stockholm.
SHINES. Tillman's statement con
iinucd. was 90 furnish collateral 20
cdrity that Tillman might undertake e
secure n loan ~ Si2s 600 900 In the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CONVICTIONS CERTAIN
IN MINE war CASES
PROSECUTOR CLAIMS
By Associated rrrss

ot hserrtAtt1 ttNs
MARION. III. sept. s,--'rhc state of
Illinois II prepared 10 go 10 trial next
week In the cases 81 the q mcE indict
ii In connection with the llcrrin mine
killings las, iur". Dclos Duty. states
attorney of Williamson County. dcclar.
"a tonight.
The trials were set To- begin Novcm
her ~ hy Judge u. r liartwcll 81 VII
hanson County circuit court to-day at'
ter attorneys FOR the defense asked that
they be- postponed until next January.
States Attorney Duty said the prose
cution was confident Of obtaining con.
Wet ons with tho large amount Of cvi'
icncc II had collected and FOR that rcas.
on was ready Ia open The trials as soon
~ possible. judge Hartwcll selected
November - as compromise between
The requests of opposing attorneys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
OIL COMP ANIES
MERGED; CAPITAL
STOCK 3 MILLION
AMARILLO CONCERN WILL
PIPE INDUSTRIAL GAS
HERE SHORTLY

The Mission oil Comany was ycsier.
iay merged with the Amarillo OH Com.
pnny and the capital stock set at 49,.
100000
The new company Is making plans 10
lay a pipe line In IN. oil field to pipe
gns here for industrial PURPOSES The
line viii not run INTO the ci:y however.
an official III tho company r,id ycs,cr.
DAY.
By this merger the Mission Oii Com.
pany. which n the sane aa the Jones
interests. deeds back iis onc-half In.
icr-si In holdings of the two companies
and takes out this interest In stock In
the new company.
Three directors are io bc clcs'icd from
The Mission Company aud ihrc- from
the Amarillo oil Company and these
three win elect the seventh director.
Laying n the industrial Rsr pipe line
20 point near the city. will begin NJ
soon as the line can bc financed. one
Of the marilIo Oh Company officials
said yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
2 MEN BADLY BURNED WHEN
OIL WELL fires: ONE JUMPS
INTO PIT OF BOILING Water

Jumping into tank of hot water
after an explosion at Masterson No 3
well probably saved the life of l.. B
Sweeney late yesterday afternoon. Per.
" Andrecs thoughtfulncss IN tearing
away his cluthin. when his caught fire
iue Ia the same explosion probably
fcpt him from being bunrcd alive.
Tn, explosion happened abou: 4 - clock
it the En-~cr. Swecnev's plunge into
the tank Of sizzling water scalded him.
Il = said he II sIi'crug as mucn from
Ia scalding as from the barns.
andre. who ~ s.'d off his -lo,aints
wag burned most's about a.. head
Sh iuiders and le.' tart e iic bndy
Late yesterday afternoon he refused 10
ts-- hypodermI, 20 relieve :he pon.
Swri' ~ was luincd fr,m head ~
fpt and had not he Jumps Il intr the
'inN u IL believed :, at he va ~ nave
hccn crcnated
No details of the explosion had been
received here late last night AMI II IA
sid that the gass'r Aas no: dnd = con.
troll
other men nj IN" we'll 'r ~ thlt rrui.
tnunity called Gr'gsi' amlulin'e aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
SEVERAL KILLED
IN MORNING FIRE

NEW YORK. sept. se.-Several pr
SIMS wsrr burned 10 d-sth In . flrs
which broke out early today IN five
si.ry apartment house nj sti West
iesih Street. Flames shooting from IN
windows msar II almost impessibIe Sr
fire,nen Co cutter the building from
scaling ladders thrown up from iir
street. Four bcdies were removed from
the upper floor. Three firensen nssn'
aged to reach that floor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
five KILLED,
Three HURT.
IN ILLINOIS.
Mine BLAST.

JOiiNsT0N cry. III. sept 90
Five nrn. thrrc mine sur, ryors and
two miners were killed and three
miners were injured slightly In an
explosion in the axe Greek Mine.
one and one half niles northeast
~ here, this afternoon
Tho dead ARE:
Paul Hest. surveyor. Is. married.
Co,i'nsyille. III.
Ice BaiIry. surveyor. s5. single.
ColliDsville. M.
Harry shaw. 10 surveyor. marri.
ed. two children. CoilinsyiIle. Iii.
Marcus klavsiich, mlDer. 20. fam.
lIy of five. Johnston City. iIl.
Pete Castrola. miner. single.
Johnston City. III.
The injured Include:
James Cover. 3.. and I'D Jrnlsins.
IS. miners. who were sIieiniy over.
come by gas. The name of the third
prrson injured could not be LEARNED.
About $50 men were nj work In tn
nine when the explosion occurred. an,
II but five ~ them were rescued. Sew
n miners, including IN" three lnjure,
we're imprisoned for a short while bu
we're taken from the shaft by rcsuc,
cams hastily called.
The explosion is bel eyed by min
ifficials 10 have taken place when IN,
hrec surveyors. CARRYING oil burninl
amps on Their caps, went into an rnus
4 entry In which gas pocket ha,
ormed. The two miners were dlgginl
'oal near this entry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
speeial to Tic News

Special 10 fls News
CANYON. sepi - Would YOU start
on foot O. enter college nine hundred
n'ilrs away when their ar. many other
schol much ncaref' THAT D. exactly
what clifford Honrv 20 Corpus Christi
did Henri is self supporting student
And for tho nest two wears has icen a
student In the West Texas stat. Normal
Colice, Win the opcniug - school
onh a short time away. and none too
much money saved from his sumner
'alors ansi realizing that railroad tick
"a with other necessary expenses from
Corpus Christi 90 CANYON would amount;
approximately forty ur fifty dollars. h.
vas confronted with a real problem.
Allowing himself several days 90 make
the journey. Henry started out on foot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

through Amarillo and said she wanted
20 60 To doctor. she claimed that her
family ,oli her they were taking her
." physician, hut instead III, Amaril.
n. taking the read leading ;o the Low.
cry.rhillips school. When she saw that
she vas being taken away from "a doc.
tor. she jumpcd nut. she dcclared
Gertrude II stlll N ST Anthony's ssa-
itsrium.
Her family who wcrc hsiic,l at Chan.
n.ng have .s~.ss turned ioose. They
have promised to send the giil mcney
and clothing ~ she can r.joln them
Officers say. she often pals such
stunts" officers declare her brother
told them. And ~ there YOU are. Ger
trude has spoken. There Amt nothing
more 10 tell That's all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
BERLIN NOT PARTY
TO TRIPLE ALLIANCE
ny Associated Pres

WASHINGTON. Sept ss.-Taking
note Of published reports quoting the
Hong Kong Telegraph as asserting that
letters had iscen discovered showing
that discussion had been held by Sun
Vat Sen deposed president Of South
China. relative to formation Of "a triple
alliance by China. Germany and the
Moscow soviet government. the German
embassy. several days ago mnde In.
quIiy OF the German foreign office and
announcement WIS made tonight that
a reply had been received declaring that
Germany at no time had considered
such an alliance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
WAGER ON DEAD"
HORSE AND WIN
~ Associateu Press

W Associateu Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 80 ss-I,acc so~rs
ut Aaucduc, track today literally
wngercd On dead onc."
idwaito. q two year old filly owned
10y James u. Smith of California, ran
away while going 10 the barrier In tn.
firs' race and was impaled on a picket
while attempting 20 bolt through a
fence. dying within n few minutes.
Jockey Earle sande escaped unhirt.
The horse Was said to have been
heavily hacked and left the scal.s a
two 10 one favoritc Tor the race. six
furiong dash.
The Jockey club took no official
r-cognition Of the accident hut wagsrs
were held binding under IL ruling that
a horse In considered 10 have officially
started In m event after the JOCKEY
had weighed In,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
tpurmliwy l,uruS

JACKSON. Miss sept, .s-Five giri
students and ten teachers narrowly -
capcd with Their lives when the girls
dormitry at the Lincoin Ccpmh Ag'
riculturai School WIS totally DESTROYED
by fire today. Pupils and teachers sue
ceeded In escaping but iost all thez
personal effects The lor~ will reach
100000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

PARIS sept. sa-'rhc abdicniion of
Molmmmcd VI. Sultan Of Turkey. Ia not
yet accomplished but tho sultan has
Expressed the Dies r. To abdlcntc In favor
OF hls cousin. according 10 a telegram
received fr"n the Angora oorrcspcn.
dent of The lIavas agency who aiirlb.
utcE the news to a complete dispatch ,u
Angoga
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
WOMAN 81, GIVEN
FIvE-YEAR SENTENCE
~ Associated Press

TENAl,kANA. Tee. Scpi 2s-Mrs
Susie Hicks -. w,s sentenced 10 five
fc,rs In the Texas rcniicntiary ON .
'harTe of aocompl.cc to murder ia tn.
Gases County district court st Linden
last night The victim of the murder
was sam Griffin son In law of Mrs
Hicks. who was killed June -. 1921.
Charles Kingston last October was con
victed and sentenced to sx ycaIs Tor
his murder After the killing - Griffin.
Mrs. Griffin married Kingston Sh, also
j. charged with be- ng an accomplicv In
the murder and IL yet tp be- tried.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
KLAN REFUSED FAIR
GROUNDS FOR PARADE
Special 10 The News

PANHANDLE. sept =s-cbjcclion
On the part 10 the Fair committee To-
he ku klaN Khan USING the fir
grounds for staging a parade caused
the rs,cd Knights To use the main
street q Panhandle for marching &"
night and stay away from ihc far
grounds where u was formerly nn
nounccd the iarade would De- held.
one hundred thirty seven kiansmcn
part cipatod ln The parade which WE
viewed by fairly large crowd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
STEAMER ASHORE,
BUT NO REPORT ON
PASSENGERS Sent
by Associated Prers

ST JOHN. Neb. Sept sa-The cana
dan Pacific Railway company's steam
or Empress plying between ~ John
and Dighy. y. $. went ashore neal
Nlspro. N u. IN the Hay ~ Fundy
The vessel was on her way tn this port
with apssenecrs, Early reports id moi
state whether there had ueen any loss
Of ,ifc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

CHiCAtso. sept -1.--Ausin Gran.
lille. -. Ch oago wsiasr inan and the
author of IL the Dsyil came to chi.
rago" di'-i at his home here TODAY.
Granville graduated az oxford unl
,srstv ln 1875. Ne war q menb,r -
~, Press club of Chicago for " wears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

DOOR TO PEACE CLOSED
BY late NOTE TO BRITISH
CHIEF, SAY army LEADERS
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

CONSTANTlNOPLE, Sept. 2s-The situation between the
British and The Turkish nationss extremely tonight
from Mustspha Kema Pasha Brgadr General Hsr
ngton. the British commander eouhed hostile
sdered by British military circles here closing the door pa
cifc settlement Of the straits situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
NJ Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. ss.--Miss Gcr
rude Edcrlc. is.yeariold. senaiion Of
the woncn's Swimming Association o.
New York. cauallcd The worlds rccorc
Tor is0.yar'is. hut failed IN attempts 10
lower the womcn's standard fm 200.
aud go yards. In u special race to,iay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
By Associated Pres

sYRACt'SE. sept. 90 Former Gov.
ernor Alf q. smith of New York city
and Mayor George Iunn ~ scbnectady
we're unanimously elected today by the
democratic saie convention for Cover
nor. and lieuiennn, governor. respect
lively.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

iiavas agency dsIaicn from CON
sianiinoplc yesterday said the sultan
had been abdioaicd In favor ~ the ap.
parent but added tha, the news was no,
confirmed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
ny Associated Press

W NNT"rIatfH To-
NEW YORK. Sspt ~ Driven 70
desperation by her continued rcfusals
{ his Offers or marriage Murray Levin
son io.lay shot and seriously wounded
sims l.gnUm chorus glri aud then XIII
cd himself The shooting secured In
the girls apartment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
SHORT FLASHES
OFF THE WIRE


NEW BEDrOI,D. Mass. Sept. "a
The Island of Naushcn. IN Euznrd's
Ray. owned by W. Cameron Forbes OF
hcH,on hns been selected by General
John J. rershing as the place where he
VIII write his me,nolrs Of the world war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
ny Associated Press

TACOMA. Wash. Sepi. ~ Fifty
thousand pcli- mainly from Alaska and
siberia were sold here yesterday at the
regular fur auction. and buyers fro,r
various parts of the country. and one
from Germany paid fis0.OO0 for the lot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
o. Associated iress

~ AfsoeiAied fress
AKRON. o.. Sept. 29.-iisrry krohn.
Afkcn. d"cisiyely outpointcd George
shade. California midic weigh, In ~
round bout hero tonight. Newspaper
men sad shade never landed a doz,n
clean blows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
SMITH NOMINATED
FOR n. Y. GOVERNOR

By Associated Prcss
SYRACUSE. sept s?-Formcr Al.
fred y. Smith was nominated for gov.
rnpr at the democratic state conven.
ton here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
What An Audience
Of 10000 Means

sundays hig News will BE- read
by more than $4,000 people IN the
Panhandle ~ Texas. IN New Mexico
and Oklahoma. Think Of what an
audience like tina; meaus from the
standpoint Of the advertiser.
Whether he bc the display adyer'
iiscr or the classified ra r1r. the
News viii h. read by 80 many
thousand persons that results almost
invariably follow.
Test campaigns always show the
superiority cf the Daliy News a. q
irawing medium. Ths New han.
kcts the great Panhandle country
siih the laies, news and that rahcs
the advertising ail the moro vaiu.
able 10 Patrons.
Classified rates are moderate. The
classified columns can BE- your
CLEARING house fer buying. selling.
renting. OF just ahou' everything.
whether you - business man or
ptivaic individual. he represented
In sundays classified columns. T.
Phone 883
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
BURNED CORPSE
FOR INSURANCE
MONEY, CHARGE
GARAGE PROPRIETOR TRIED
TO WORK swINDLE TO
COLLECT POLICIES

o. Assoclatsd rius
ST. IDtIs. sept. :s.--A warrant
was issued today By proses uting sttor.
nry Mueller ~ ". Louis county Tor
thr arrest of Harry Ilrrnn. nsis~lng
garage proprietor u Oaky1Qle. NO..
when police DECLARED the suspect ef
having burned the body IL Miss
Celeste SCHNEIDER in hIs grragr IN
order 10 deceive life Insurance COM
panies.
l,rcnn has bcen missing since Mon
day. ~ first n wss believed that ~
had been burned io Death IN the Slfe
which destroyed his sasrse. bat later
investigation showed. nrcsr6lng 70
authorities that the gssse u Nlss
Schneider in Mount Hope Cense>ery
had been robbed and tlst tlsr cegpss
later was established 10 ~ IL vIettn
of the fire. f'4t.. fi7t
The war department today sdvissd
the pclIcc that the sfo,ooo policy which
Brvnn took out when hs was In the
army had iapsrd. lircnn still has 5000
nsoranca IN private companies.
Another theory afrnnced today IN
conurtfuu WIN ths u}tstt3 ""n tpaA
Brcnn had arrangcd a fictitious Death
In order 10 desert his wife. q German
war bride. police said. e
Mrs. Iircnn stiIl N In custody.
sAuLT STE MARIE. Mich. sept.
s9.--Confcssing that they were parties
10 nm alleged plot 10 dcfrnud an insur-
snce company. Mrs Ruth knudson
and Clifford Harrison. her. brother.
pleaded guilty today 90 q charge u
ILLEGALLY disintcring the body az MrA
n. &. fairchlld. Sentence was deferred
untIl the Deccmbcr term of court.
The grave robbery occurred st
Drummond Island In October 1918 and
local authorities puzzled over the case
until Mrs. knudscn and her brother
we're arrested In Wisconsin last sum-
mer. They are reported 10 have dlsuIs.
I'd a plot to obtain a woman's body.
take II to saulf Ste Marie. place II IN
an alandcned house and burn the
building. The body was then 10 b.
offered as proof of Mrs. knudson's
death. and she the brother and another
man, who officers hnye been unable
10 identify. were TO share the Insurance.
fund.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-25
STUDENTS TURN PEANUT
HOGS INTO HARD MEAT

MOULTRIE, March 25,-Out of a
carload of hogs shipped to Swift &
Co, here by six students of voca-
tional agriculture at the Hopeful Vo-
cational school in Mitchell county, 81
graded No / Thirty Of these kill
ed hard, Ia soft and soft and oily.
The regular market price for South
ern hogs was paid for the car when
it arrived and the shippers were told
that premium of one cent q pound
would be paid for all the hogs that
were found by examination of the
meat to test hard. Twcnty-four No.
2 hogs in the car were tested with
the following results; three hard, .
soft, II soft and oily,
1t was stated that the hogs had
The run of peanut fields until early
in January when they were put on
corn. 1t was stated that a larger
number of hogs would have tested
hard had they been given a feed of
tankagc with the corn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-25
PRETTY BIRTHDAY
PARTY THURSDAY.

Little Miss Annie Mae Brown en-
tertained Thursday afternoon with a
pretty birthday party at her home
here. Pot flowers and early spring
blossoms were used in the decora-
tions. The hostess received her
friends in the living room, and wore
a dainty frock of white.
Delightful games were played dur
ing the afternoon, and music was in
terspersed. Assisting in serving and
entertaining were Mrs. w. w. Rigs
by, Miss Rosa Ratley and Mrs. E. f.
Brown.
The dining room was prettily dec
grated with bright flowers, and the
center of the table held a snowy
birthday cake illuminated with nine
candles in pink and white, White
baskets filled with pink and white
minis were given for favors, and
cream was served with the cake.
Invited were Evelyn McBrayer, Eli
leen Saunders, Ethel Mae Rigsby,
Frances McBrayer, Sara Shriver,
Mary Kate Edwards, Eloise Saunders,
Rosa RatIey, Vcrna Parker, Flora
Saunders and Williams Decker.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-25
PROM PARTY FOR
ACGIE SENIORS.

The seventeen seniors of the grad
uating class of the Third District A.
g. NJ. school were prettily entertain
ed Friday evening at the home Of
Principal and Mrs. j. NJ. France,
from 1880 o'clock till 10. Interest
ing games were enjoyed, and must
cal program heard on the Tctrola-
The living rooms were adorned
with the senior class colors of pink
and white, streamers being festoon-
ed from the chandelier to the corners
of the room, and tied in loops. Pink
flowers were placed in vases and
bowls, combined with foliage. The
refreshments contained the note of
class colors, as did the fruit punch
which was a delightful adjunct to the
menu.
Miss Bonnie Parkman, home eco
Monies agent, and Mrs j. C. Hin
son, head of the domestic science de-
partment in the school, assisted i'll
entertaining and serving.
The young people enjoyed proms
on tho can1Ouc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-25
w. E. +. u. TO
MEET TUESDAY.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold meeting Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
FnSt Baptist church, with Mrs. 4. A.
Littleiohn in charge Of the program.
The subject to be discussed will be
Sabbath Observance" and the pres
ent manner of spending the Sabbath
will be studied, together with the for
mer way Of honoring the day The
papers to be heard will be interest
ing and informative, and full at
tendance of the members is re-
quested