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Evening star., 1934-11-24

1893 X NV
Adjoining Hamilton Hotel double and
SINGLE: excellent meals. Reasonable. "a.
1752-5456 QUE NV.
single . double. plenty heat. hot
water and baths; best meals; reasonable
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17
TO THE VOTERS OF THE
SECOND DIVISION.

1 am earnestly seek ng your support for the nomination as Representative on the Democratic ticket to the Alaska Legislature fer, the Second Division. am twenty-two years of age, I am spent the greatest portion of my life in Nome, and have received large part of my education here. L want this nomination. want to help my Division ana ny T IT. itory. What I lack in experience will surely be made up in con scient ous desire to do my best for your interest. 5
 Having been a resident of Alas ka for such length of time, I. have gained knowledge and an understanding of its needs, and will, at all times, heed the wishes of my fellow citizens as express ed through the.r chamber of com merce or other civic bodies. With  no hobbies with respect to legis- lation, I shall always be yours to command.
 believe, however, that our ed ucational institutions could be greatly improved for the benefit of both white and Eskimo. If the same amount of money now being spent by the Federal and Territ- orial governments were dispensed under competent Territorial super vision, both races would benefit by enhanced educational facilities without undue waste and over head. Both white and Eskimo
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17
EAGLES FRONTIER NIGHT
 A SUCCESS

Last Saturday night, Feb. 10. the Eagles held their annual Frontier Night celebration at the large Eagle Hall. This event carries more of early Nome's front fer charm than probably any other event of the year, inasmnch as unique. thrtN,ng, and fascinating games of chance that are no long CT in order. are played to limits unattainable in the early days by the use of bogus money. This money is used by all whoN attend, both for food and drink served in the old style, as well as for any of the gambling n craps. roulette blackjack, faro, shells, or other card games
 One thousand dollars in these early day notes could be purchas- cd for but one dollar, as the ad- mission price, and valuable priz es were distributed to those who Lady Luck" favored the most. The first prize of theS evening went to Floyd Frazier, who won his choce of three first-grade fox furs, a white fox. The second prize was claimed by Miss Mar garet Rowe, a beautiful red; and the third prize went to Mrs. T. Ulriekson. Miss Evelyn Wallace won seasons admission ticket for couple at all baseball games, and Nels Anderson likewise re- celved a seasons ticket.
 Probably the dancing was most enjoyed by all as group because the Hill Billys played the most appropriate music of the event.
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17
F schools could be decidedly

proved
 I am heartily in sympathy with the tenets of the Democratic Party, and particularly with the Recovery program of our Presi- dent. As before mentioned, the needs of this Division are well known to me, and my utmost en- deavors shall be, if elected, to see that our desires are crystalized into substantial legislation.
 Approaching the support that you may see fit. to tender me, and assuring you Of my entire efforts in your interests. I am
 Sincerely yours,
 RICHARD. E. LEE
 tAdvertisemenD
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17
HUGH ONEILL'S APPOINTMENT
 POPULAR ONE

Inrecognit on of his long and able service in Alaska, the United States Senate confirmed, Feb. 10, as United States Attorney for the Second Division of Alaska. Hugh O'Neill.
 Mr. O'Niel1 has been active in ali affairs of interest to Nome since 1911, from which time he has continued his law here suc- cessfully. He was born at Bodfe. Californ.a. June 25. 1882; grad uated from High School at vfT- ginia City. Nevada, in, 1900. Tn 1903 he received his LL.B. from the University of California (Hast ings College of the Law) and was admitted to the California Bar in the same year He pract.ced in San Francisco until 1910, when he came to Alaska. Tn 1913 he married at Nome. Having been editor and manager of The Nome Democrat, a democratic newspa- Der in 1912 and 1914, he has talk en a strong part in democratic activities n Alaska.
 Tn 1917 MT. O'Neill was appoin- ed United States Commissioner for Cape Nome Precinct, and was Government Appeal Agent for the Local Board, Selective Service, during the World War. In 1920 he was appointed Special Assist ant to the United States Attorney, Second Division, District of Ala ska, to assist in the preparation and trial of the murder case against James Wallace Mcguire, and on July 18th, 1921 he was appointed Assistant United States Attorney. He was elected by the people of Nome as City Attorney for eight years consecutively.
 The Second Division is forum ate In having one so well quali- fed as MT. OTIeill in its office of United States District Attorney.
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17
NOTICE

Large size envelopes. hi. en OuRh to mail the Nome Nreki Nugget and send yin first ela' aiTplnne mail. can now be lad 'he Nugget Ofsce.
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17

Judge Last time you were here told you I never wanted to see you again. .
 Prisoner That's what I told the cop, but he insisted on bring ing me here. : Are you hurt, sir?t asked the driver of the overturned tax,-cah of his Scotch passenger
 Don't be. bothered about my bein hurt!' exclaimed the Scot Stop that, wee clock, O. yours
The Nome nugget., 1934-02-17

One Blast of the Siren Indicates Alarm from East of the Fire stan, Two Blasts Indicate an Alarm From
 West of the Fire Station
Evening star., 1934-07-12

Of p. W A. funds from the first sp-
preparation have been sotns into high
way and read and tran improvements
agreed upon at the outset as ready
means Of recovery employment Of un-
ehallensesble utility. There are over
$500 road building or road improve
ment projects. totaiing 10000 miles
Well ever 1000 Of these Jobs have al
Evening star., 1934-07-12

ready been completed. with trafnc
rolling over them.
P W A has allotted. IN round
figures, $500 coo 900 to railroads for
work-creating jobs This money is
being used TO put long Idle shop and
track forces back TO work. 70 purchase
nev rails, cars and engines. and for
electrification. More new cars and
engines will be built this year as a
result cf these loans than all the rail-
Evening star., 1934-07-12

roads IN the United States have pur-
chased In the last three years
The future policy Of the United
States with respect 20 public works
viii be determined in due course by
the proper authorities. The record OF
the first year Of p W. A. has been
made. Considering the magnitude and
variety of the task and the lack Of
precedent 10 serve as a guide, We are
proud Of that record.
Evening star., 1934-07-12
ICKES SAYS
FUND EXHAUSTED
Secretary of interior Gives
Review OF Problems in
Radio Forum Speech.

fcontinued FROM Tenth Page J
Evening star., 1934-07-12

"A pleasing array of hand
tailored ties for particular men.
Jacquards, print crepes, fou-
lards, woven checks, plaids,
stripes and figures in smart
colors.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

o-oo SECOND COMMERCIAL
2souVu Iett Second commercial ground
WIN IOGLage ior one car railroad sldlnz
TO be sold for 5 cents foot % Settle estate.
o-oe ,o.L " THACkER
$50 4-th 81 NE. Potomac 1857,
Evening star., 1934-10-05
S14,6 $50.
CHEVY CHASE.

New, detached. center hall Colonial
brick bed rooms baths on 2nd floor.
living room. 13x24 g with open fireplace
and screened porch. Cheerful dining room
delightful kitchen. Finished and insulated
attic. Oil heat; maids bath: garase. Beau
tiful lot. 60-ft. frontage with shade trees.
Call G. r. MEKKELSON & SON. Wise. 4255.
PROBABLY THE MOST AUTHENTIC CO.
lonial house built here recently: wide plank
floors and doors hand-wroueht hardware,
wood box, etc: Il acre in the woods. near
Bethesda; marvellous outlook; 6 rooms.
Price S7,650 HALF CASH Wise. 81 %.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
RENT-FARMS,

FARM. 70 ACRES. MONTG. COUNTY:
chickens. ducks; on shares: small capitai Il
needed. Address Box IBID. Star office a.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. Nj.
from p; C., on Old Georgetown rd: house,
olloullolngS, l65 acres, zoos Conn ave.
NEARBY MD.-HOUSE. ACREAGE: SUIT
able any purpose: elec water State road:
near school. Address Box 431-C. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
WANTED-SUBURRAN

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms on
SH1aH apt in VlrglnIa. near D C mus
ONCE. ga
Bf3tUNGALOW 3 OR 4 ROOMS. AMI FOR
WINTER months. furnished preferred, AC-
ofesS Box 1O5-D Star Office. 8.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOuSES.

i NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHEf
houses and bungalows; list with me fol
quick rental: clients waiting. LESLIE D
MEASELL, Cleveland 3465. =
Evening star., 1934-10-05

HOME LOOKERs--WILL FINANCE AND
build your home, in any location, to suit
your desires. or will sell you one OF our l
nsTlSS SoSes osesy PREHssYa
PANY. nc PSone Potomae 452e.
SACRIFICE. NEW BRICK: DETACHED:
ern Building Phone National 2432.
OWNER-NEAR MKINLEY HIGH, MOD
ern row brick S3.e50. Call Clev. 9167.
bet and m only.
G65 .Es fae FOE dsisasea brsF aEA
baths S bed rooms, 2-car garage. Price.
Sl2 $50. Call between and 10 pm. or
Sunday. Adams 5O52.
At CAPIToL111IjR. 2-s; b. MOD: ga. Ga
Gold mine; rooming. tourist: So $50; Don't
wait; call Immediately. Dist. 54o4. Line.
ss.o5o-I6th ST. HEIGETsClpETAcHE
70 saoaoe oaihE STh csS e449
BEST VALUE IN NORTHWEST WASHING
ton-S6450. $500 cash, 7-room brick
ese Th boser eHFa on
mace exhaust fan. awnings. weather.
stripping etc: deep lot with pretty gar;
den and garage: Well located on Concord
co. 1921 K st NV Phone National $500.
NEARBY VA. MAIN HIGHWAY Ia
nice os f5I s,s1 os
puy' o"neF. Aoofess oo" ~-o-O' oso1
9 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. Mr.. 10th AND
Park I'd: assessed over se40o; offered as
is. 81 500: terms. Address Box 30o-C.
So 950-BRAND-N NEW; s ROOMS: BATH:
Nail o552 Ewes wise 4s44.
EpqEMooR, S. 75o-sRAANID.NEWs, Z. s,;ia SAFE p
garage most attractive. 4. A. JACOB.
NEW CENTER HALL BRICK COLONIAL
home. west OF Conn. ave. D. G. Restrlcted
tTans5ortation This is an Electric Kitchen
Health Home. Of the best construction, with
hrst-fioor and basement lsvatories, built in
garage and oil heat owner. Wise. 4102.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER NEAR 17,h AND
Webster NV: Detached. on large lot With With
1erS e1efy modern conVenienee looms. ,
6aeEs Box i2ap Star ece toF
s515HIt s515o' cost eF66' $500. IA 4th st. NV.
Near churches stores. schools and cars: de-
tached home. 8 rooms, h.-wh. eiec;. large
tElnf iot 4ox89 EG8P f. eDeo oen aTsPiaff aa
once. Bring deposit with you Met: os2o. =
WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE WOODED
other close.in suburbs on which We TiIll
build and finance home for you. Can
G. r. M1KKELSON l. SON. Wisconsin
1855.
$50 600. HOUSE FOR NEARLY HALF
One block from 14th st. in the DETACHED
section OF NORTHWEST. CORNER; center
hall library on frst floor. oil burner, two
extra rooms in attic. garage. One OF the
most complete homes we know. Let US
THos. T. FARRELL co. Realtors,
12l 10th St. NV. National 0765.
After s. call Adams 2763.
Ss,25O-GLOVER PARK; ONE OF BEST,
close in NV sections: new condition. at
tractive 6-roonl. modern. brick home; con-
crete front and large screened rear
porches; elec. refrie; garage. Exception
ally good terms; also bargain s-room orick
home near Eastern High School. Please
call MIR. MALONEY. Cleveland 7649.
SIS. s.750-CHEVY CHASE. D.. C.-6 RMS,
. baths porch and sarage. Lot so by l3O.
Nr school, stores and transportation: easy
Evening star., 1934-10-05
RENT-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENr-sUBURRAN

GLENN DALE, Mp--I0 A. R: NO
moo co2 I'm imp; rent, SIS. Ardn2ore. bet r r:
fSa fSSpfingfeld. 2 a. r: rent, $50 SO. Sell
me thhe ABOVE cheap. on easy terms. best on
siG sn Halket Also several for co!ored.
SAFE trade or lease 10. Georgia tiI46
N Z. RYON CO.. 1916 N Y. Ave Natl. 7967'
Evening star., 1934-10-05
A REAL PICK-UP-NEAR
MARYIANn UNIVERSITY.

Owner Of this practically new home OF
anhrick sood rooms bath at ,pn. sun paslIor' sIor
refrigerator says sell at the vey low price
The lot is very large, .75-ft. trontase
with most beautiful shrubbery. and IN q
Can H A SACOB- Floyd E Davis Co: Natl
O352. for details. Ewes. Wise 49,
6005 UTAH AVE. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Open daily until pm, The, finest new
home in the section. situated midst
grove of trees on large lot. A reve,auon
rooms. baths, finished attic, recreation
room oi1 furnace
Evening star., 1934-10-05
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

LET YOUR RENT MONEY PAY FOR YOUR
home; With a small down payment and
ownership OF following: "a GloYer Park
NV. near Western High School. 6-room
brick e9nston like neN Hisb sa
dition. (3( Mt. Pleasant. s rooms. bath.
automatic heat garage. Please phone MR..
MALONEY. Cleveland 7649.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DETACHED HOME
In most desirable section, center-hall plan:
open f1replaces in living room and dining
room: 4 bed rooms. . baths on 2nd floor.
servants rooms on 3rd floor.
w. we also @ have several desirable. nicely
H. G.. SMITHY CO.,
National 1904. Evenings. Emerson 6602.
FOR CoLoRED-s25 PER MO. NO CASH
rental. sis. r. B. BEHREND. 1917 r
(COLORED)
445 H st. n.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo. 81 80
319 s. Cap. st.-6 rms. bath, gas. 35 SO
7l9 4th st. n.w.--6 rms. bath gas. $50
1859 st. n.e.-6 rms. bath. gas. $3.50
737 4th st. n.w-6 rms. BATH gas. Is. 80
400 School st. s.w-5 rms. water. 20.50
s34 N H. ave. n.w;-6 rms, gas, wa. 22 90
2I13 z st. n.w.-6 rms. gas water. $500
515 23rd st. n.w.-5 rms. water. -. 20.50
1888 Union st. s.w.-5 rms. water. 1880
1Ql1 21st st. n.w-6 rms. water. 20.50
1887 N. J. ave. n.w.-3 rms. water. 1880
SOB 21st st. n.w.-5 rms; water. 20.50
333 18TH St s.e-6 rms. bath. elec. l50
l47 N st. JAMES ;ff F. rgH gHEH xiss1 EsrA1E. 1870
R12 Ind ~ w
Evening star., 1934-10-05
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE
On salt water-Four rooms and bath room,
finished walls interior trim. electricity
convenient. fine porch; large lot: must sell.
$3.50: $50 cash and SIS monthly. Sterling
9551. s.
CARROLLTON MANOR. ON THE SEVERN.
Convenient to Baltimore and Washing =
residents. High. shaded inland lots at $50
to 500. with privilege Of 8 sandy beaches:
from $500 up. Terms to suit your income.
Inspect the property this week end and
prepare for a. shore home for next Summer.
Follow signs from Annapolis Boulevard and
oils Md 1' ~>~-A-oA-
Evening star., 1934-10-05
NEAR OLD GEORGETOWN.

A detached house Of brick. Of the au-
thentic early American design will be built
to your order on a corner lot. 125 by IFS.
There is an enormous walnut tree about
$50 years old. The handmade face brick
to be used were taken from an old mill
built in 1850 Old. wide pine floors. Old
manteIs and other interesting features can
usually charming. The price 100000; Pre-
liminary drawings can be seen BY address,
ing Box 364-C Star once:
CHEVY CHASE $3.50
Detached home of pleasing design lust
short distance on Conn. ave on beautiful
avenue of fine homes; 8 rooms bath: 8
bed rooms; eood lot; garage. Vacant ana
reconditioned like new; terms. H. A.
JACOB. Floyd E. Davis Co. Natl. 0352.
AS4A
Evening star., 1934-10-05
CORNER BRICK
RINGAIOW

NONN LIN DNlSN
BUNGALOW.
1926 Goth ST. ne. IN WOODBRIDGE
This fine California type brick bungalow
must be sold. Excellent location; 55,foot
eon
transportation. owners representative
from ? pm. to Q pm. This is your oppor-
tunity. don't wait.
Sc. .5oo-JUsT OFF 18th ST. NEAR WEB;
brick with double rear porches. hot
water heat and hardwood hoors; near
50 .a5oWDETAcHED COLONIAL with bed
sa$ $aa:fs Re fItsSeS afspsss
front porch: 2-car gsrase; Convsenilem. %.snisor
s11 s.o5Gosoe@eE1oHT-RooM AND Two-BATH
detached residence, Just OF Conn ave.
Besatg GhfHi IT. soXis5 eeet eet = Just St redeco
rated from top to bottom: gear garage.
SHANNON g. LucHs CO.
1905 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
S9.45O1NEAR 14th ST. CARS, ATTRAC-
rooms Ya SssdtifTl ,5std baths f19aSsS tiRisnsd
flsee The pick iuttf of new es"inasa holses. Aa.A
S11 11,500-Convenient NV. charming ALL
BRICK home. large bed rooms.
rms Quality home win appeal to
s1525o-CHEVY CHASE, west Conn. aye:
porch. oil heat: large lot. 70 It.
Ma ys1sSIooEiss ss.5sid Streams
ae eenteG aG'h hall Gtseb bed Fe rooms, iSrsry.
REAEfS fSuptsss asssocafEs ssia!f slsf1 fNG e. town.
Phone National 143S till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
RENT-BUSINEss PROPERTY
SALE OR EXCHANGE

GOOD HOUSE WITH : ROOMS AND
PAIN, hot-Eater heat garage Lot 35 by
siio 70 tetS near George Washington Univer.
siIy, ftlce .; 500. Easy terms viii ex-
6earby 6ean5s f9s 2szs dweuins ana OF acres n
main roads. JAMES MORRfS WOSD.
WARD. Realton. 723 2Oth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

MARIETTA PARK-%,750.
Only 3 years old; recently secured under
ing. Six large rooms tiled bath, master
bed room with tiled lavatory. dining alcove.
kitchen equipped with oxford cabinets.
two inclosed rear porches. detached garage.
A REAL VALUE OF THE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD. Close to stores. schools, street cars.
L. 7. GRAVATTE,
72o 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
Evening phone, oeoygts $500.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

A $4,000 HOUSE FOR NEARLY HALF
One block from 14th St in the pETACHED
section Of NORTHWEST. CORNER; center
hall library on first floor, oil burner. two
extra rooms in attic. garage. One OF the
most complete homes we know. Let US
THos. I. FARRELL CO. Realtors,
12l 10th ST. NV. National 0765.
After < call Adams o7S3
Evening star., 1934-10-05

WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE WOODED
lots in Chevy Chase. Forest Hills and
other ciose-tn suburbs on which We VIII
build and finance home for you. Call
G. F. M1KKELSON 4 SON. Wisconsin
1855.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

NEAR LYON PARK-SMALL DUTCH co
loniaL g. rms, 2 bed rooms. sun parlor
ANIL; oil burner. Call Clarendon S1s-F-2
Evening star., 1934-10-05

COMPLETELY FUR. AND UNFUR. : AND
: room houses. good location 6-room fur.
house IN Va. Phone Adams 1858 O.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

IN HISTORIC SOUTHERN MD.
About IS acres splendid land 10 miles
from D. c. line. near famous Dover Houst::
rooms, baths modern house servants
quarters nne. spring, young orchard, barn
with cleo and running water 2-car heated
or1Sk saraEe- All for the price OF a house
and lot in toWn VIII consider small clear
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
suite 2O9-2l0 Barr BIDS Dist 1921.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

NEAR WARDMAN PARK-COMPLETELY
and attractively furnished: bed rooms.
baths. living room. dining room pantry
AND kitchen; adults only; references re-
CURED; no agents. Inspection by appoint
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-09-20
B. Y. P. u. Organizer
Will be Here Sunday

Mr.. Auber j. Wilds, General Secre-
tary of the Baptist Young PEOPLES
Union for the state of Mississippi, will
be in Holmes County for several days
next week to assist in organizing and
re-organizing the work here. Pastor
Judson Chastain has requested his help
in starting three Unions in the Lexing-
ton Baptist Church, one for the Juniors.
(ages 9-12); one for the Intermediates
cages 13-16); and one for the seniors
cages 1920. Mr.. c. W. Scott, the new
Commercial Dept. instructor of Lexing-
ton High School, has been chosen for
General B. Y. P. U. Director Miss Mil
dred Shipley will be in charge of the
Seniors. and Mrs. Chastan of the In
termediates. Mrs. W. B. Kenna will
have charge of the Juniors.
Mr. Wilds will occupy the pulpit of
the Baptist church on Sunday morning
On Sunday afternoon the young people
from all over Holmes county will meet
at the Lexington Baptist at 2:30 o'clock
for an association rally. On Sunday
night and Monday night he is to be with
Pastor I. +. Metts at Goodman and
Tchula. On Tuesday night he will be
with Pastor P. D. Bragg at Pickens, and
on Wednesday night with Pastor J. S.
Riser at Durant.
Copies of the B. Y. P T. Manual at
40cents each will be available for Jun
ior, intermediate and Seniors. With the
inspiration and help brought by General
Secretary Auber Wilds many B. Y. P.
US. of the county will take on new life
and prepare for a winter of real prog
ress. The purpose of the organization
is Training in church membership"
Many of the deacons of our church are
embarrassed if called on to lead in
public prayer. This is for lack of the
very training which the B. Y. P. U. pro-
vides. Surely all the parents and other
grown people in Holmes county will CO.
operate in giving our young people the
benefit of the superior advantages the
B. Y. P. U. affords.
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-09-20
School Improvement
All Asked to Suggest

The weekly news letter by W. F.
Bond has the following interesting in
formation pertaining to the schools of
the state:
Every teacher in the state, every
member of the Parent Teachers Assoc
iation of the state, and the citizens gen
orally interested in our public schools
will be asked right soon to take part
in a study to determine how the work
of our schools may be improved.
as the course of study what it should
be? If not what should be taken from
or added to it? May there be an i'm
provement in the other activities of our
schools? Keeping in mind that the main
objective of the public school program
is to produce good citizens, what can be
done to make the school more effective
along this line?
1--WE are hoping that all our people
will approach this subject with open
minds so that as we come out of the de-
preston we may profit by the lessons
it has taught US. This study can not be
completed in year or perhaps two or
three years. So important matter
should be studied from every stand
point"
The Lexington advertiser., 1934-09-20
A Masonic Tribute

Resolution of Respect by Lexington
Lodge No "a and Lexington Chapter
No. 9.
Whereas the Great Ruler of the uni
verse has, in His infinite wisdom, re-
moved from among US one of our wor-
thy and esteemed brothers, Samuel Herr
man, which sad event occurred at his
horne on August 20, 1884. Brother Herr
man was made a Mason on April 3, 1897,
a Chapter Mason on June 13, 1907; and
Whereas, the long and intimate rela-
tion held with him in the faithful dis
charge of his duties in our lodge and
chapter makes it eminently fitting that
we record our appreciation of him;
Therefore be it resolved, That the re-
moval of Brother Herman from our
midst leaves vacancy and a shadow
that we deeply realize and will prove a
serious loss not only to our lodge and
chapter, but to the community in which
he lived practically all his life.
Resolved further, That we deeply SYM
pathize with his bereaved family. We
express our hope that so great a loss to
our fraternal organization and this COM
munity may be overruled for good, by
Him who doeth all things we'll.
Beautiful life is that whose span
Is spent in duty to God and man.
Beautiful calm when the course is
seen.
Beautiful twilight at set of sun;
Beautiful death, with a life we'll done"
Resolved further, That a copy of this
resolution be spread upon our minutes,
copy furnished to our county paper,
and copy sent to the bereaved family.
Respectfully submitted,
S. COHEN,
W. l.. JORDAN,
C. C. PAHLEN,
Committee