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MEDFORD MXTK TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON," SATURDAY. - DECEMBER .TO, 1922
Tocaland
Personal
Heoause of Monday lioinjs Xcn
Yearn day practically till slpi'cu niiil
other' business places Mil bo clox?tl
that day, ns well hh all ulllc city nml
county offices anil the postofflce. Tilt
Mull Tribune in accordance with its
niiunl custom will not bo published! "e oos- "
that day. "Ie lotof"(,e be closed Mon-
There's no place like Holmes for day except that the stamp and Keneiul
complete Insurance service. . delivery windows will bo open rrom 8
.., ... , , ,. to 10 a. in. There will bo no delivery
muii3 ,cr en a uuii:u, luiimi
flallroom ton" arrow night!
Nineteen more hundredths of an inch
of ruin fell during the 24 hours entlliiK
Tho committee in charge are oomf Thomas Moffatt of Weed, Calif., for
plctlni? arrangunients for the Klks mer well known resident of .Medford.
cnen homo on New Year's day, for the
members of the loilne and their fam
ilies only. The blfir New Year's dinner
will no served from 5 to 8 p. in.
I'erfect floor! Kino music! Oriental
I!ullro:m! Sat. niKht! 239
lis Merchandise shoot at Kaifle
will leave for homo tonight, having
come to attend the big Dokle cere
mnnlal of lust night.
Kor Sale New Columbia phono
graph records at half price. Victor,
llrunswlck, Columbia, I'atlie & Sonora
phonographs and records at reduced
prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
Hot tamulcs and chill cou carne atlnextto Karmers & Krultgrowers Hank
at 8 o'clock this morning, and It was
still raining today and rain is predicted
for Sunday. Up to this morning near
ly 1.00 Inches of rain had fallen this
week.
Sound Red Winesnp apples 7Sc a
W.nf. Independent Kruit Co. 24 1
The Sample Store is selling ladies'
shoes at about 1-3 to 14 less than for-
mer prices. 2.'!!i
The postofflco this morning had re
sumed Its normal business, following
tho great rush of the Christmas season
and all employes of the postal service
are gradually getting rested up.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, Dills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phono
urf and we wilt call. (I
.The overhauling season is here. We
specialize on reboriug and honing
cylinders. A. stock of pistons, rings
and parts on hand. We repair nil
makes of cars $1.00 per hour. Itlver
side Garage. ' tf
Tho report of the Corvallls-Scott
football game on Hell fiold in Corvalliu
Monday will be broadcast from the
O. A. C. men's gym and will he cnpabli
' of. being picked up here by radio funs
with audion nets.
Mason, IChrman & Company have
moved hack to their former quarters.
The building they occupy which was
damaged by fire sixty days ago has
been completely rebuilt anil is In first
class shape again. 2;i'J
Don't overlook paying your city
assessments. There Is a penalty of
five per cent after January first. 241
There will be no Knworth I.oague
at the Methodist church at the refill
lar hour, but Instead it will be held
after church on account of the New
Year's "watch party."
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs Sat
nlte. ' 1 2:i!)
Tnke your kodak films to Palmer's
studio, First class work and prompt
service. If
Jack Kerr leaves Monday for Grants
Pass and Roseburg on business for the
California-Oregon Powor company.
Iearn to dunce. The Oregon Dune
ingi.,Aeaileniy. --Central- l'oint, -opens
January 3, 1923. Come to the opening
class. Mrs. Blanche Crosson, Instructor
'' ' ' ; 2:19
Orescent orcliestta masquerade
Eagle Point, Sat., Doc. 30th. 239'
Don't forgot the big unloading sale
at the Sample Store. 239
Olenn Fabrlck, member of tho ad
vlsory committee of the local De
Molay chapter, accompanied by five
officers of the local DoMolay was
entertalnod at a dinner last evening In
Grants, Pass by the Grants Pass com-
niandery. An excellent turkey dinner
with all embellishments was served
and the Grants Pass Masons intro
duced twenty-seven of tholr boy friends
at the1 meeting.' Following tho dinner
Mr". Fnbrlck and the officers of the
local chaptor of the' DeMolay gave
short talks to the Knights and tholr
boy friends who decided to organize a
chapter In Grants Pass before the
meeting had inded. The Medford
lodge will pntjm the Initiatory work In
Grants Pass In a month or two.
System Service Co. wrltos Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies
Office 2nd floor Medford-Iildg. tf
We vulcanize and retread every day;
no waiting. Exchange Tiro Co. 242
Hemstitching and pecoting at
Douol's. 240
There were many sleepy Knights or
Pythias' about the city today as die
big ceremonial and banquet of Kuhat
Dtirkhnn temple, D. O. K, K., did not
wind up until 5 o clock this morning,
liiarn to dance. Tho Oregon Dane
mg Academy, Central Point, opens
Jan, 3, 1923. Come to tho opening
class. Mrs. lllnncho CrtiBson, Instructor
' ' ' 239
!llg' New Year dance, Oriental Hall
room Sat. night ' 243
Auto Insurance, Tlrown & Whlto.
The passing of the old year and the
coming of the new will bo noted In the
sermon nt tho Presbyterian church
Sunday morning on tho change from
"The Old -Life to Tho New Life" In
church and Individual under tho Influ
once of Incoming presenco of Jesus
Christ., The quartot will sing for a
special number "Lead Kindly Light"
by, Flusser. Wo wish to call special
nttontlon to Mrs. Warner's lllblo class
in the Sunday school which has had
such a remarkable growth recently
JG.60 motor driven horns nt tin
Kloctrlo Shop. '
Don't miss II! Bis dance! Oriental
Tlallroom Sat. night! ' UTO
Everybody will have a good tlmo at
dancing cltiss tonight. American
Legion, hall. 2:19
The public market of today was
fairly gone one, due to tbn rainy
weuther. which much lightened the
UBiml offerings and pnlronnge.
Snappy Now Year dunce! Oriental
Hallroom! Sat. night! Don't miss It!
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Improve 1 your property along the
highway by planting tho famous I'run
quette walnut, perfectly hardy, best
nut grown .In Oregon sold in 11, 8 and
10 ft sizes by Grants Pass Nursery.
N. Tenth St., Grunts Pass, Ore. 23
All kinds' of rough and dresned
lumber. " WallUcS Wttotta, plume 10S.
Ill Bast Main street.
1 of mull Monday by cither the city or
rural carriers.
There will bo a penalty of five per
cent on city assessments If not paid
by January first. ''241
' Dance where the crowd goes. Orien
tal Hallroom. Sat. night. . . ; 243
MUli and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Dr. J. K. lieddy has been located in
Lob Angeles for some time past whore
he is engaged In the oil business in
that district.
Phone 4II5-J. tf
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs Sat
nlte. .. 239
! Hrlng In your old tires and have us
put on a guaranteed retread. Kxchunge
Tiro Co. i 242
Judge F. M. Calkins left Thursday
morning by auto for Kugene and will
return today with the Judge's Bister.
Judge and Mrs. Calkins and the
judge's sister will leave Monday for
J.os Angeles, . The Judge was accom
panied on his motor trip to Kimono by
K. Riley Davis,', son of Mr. and Mrs.
K, Roy Davis of this city, who has
been visiting hero during the vacation
period of the 1'nlversity of Oregon at
There's a busy business College In which institution he Is u student.
your home town. GWX.
Crescent qrclieslra masquerade,
Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Go where tho crowd goes! Oriental
Ballroom! Sat. night! 239
Pruning demonstrations will be
given by the county agent's office next
Wednesday afternoon beginning at -p.
in. at tho Omega orchard of A. II.
Ward at Talent, to which all persons
interested are Invited to attend.
Crescent archostra masquerade,
Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Hemstitching and picotlng, silk or
cotton, 8 cents per yard. Cor. Main
and Hartlett. The Vanity Shop, tf
Don't forget dancing class tonight,
American Legion hall. 239
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay, former
residents who visited here over the
holidays with friends and relatives,
left yesterday for their home In Reno,
Nevada.
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 252
Save money. P:iont, us your order
Tor a Vacuette Non-electrlc cleaner to
day. Costing more Jan. 1st. Mrs.
Callaghan 527-X. 239
' All wool navy sweaters $1.95 at the
Sample Store's unloading sale. 239
Providing tho weather Is not too in
clement tomorrow, a large crowd is ex-
January first will be the last day to
pay city assessments without penalty.
241
Oriental Ballroom! Ilig dance! Sat.
night. Admission 10 cents! 239
Don't forgot to pay your city assess
ments before January first. 241
You can got It nt DeVoe's. tf
A large number of O. A. C. and U. of
O. students and alumni and high
school seniors attended the dance
given by tho students of the two insti
tutions in the American Legion hall
lust night. Tho Imperial trio furnish
ed music for the affair. ' ' .
Wear old clothes and win. prizes,
Jackson Springs, Jan. 1st... . , - 239
Special prices on retreading. All
retreads guaranteed. Exchange Tire
Co. 242
IC. O. Tlrndloy lias opened business
at 127 North Riverside as Medford
Auto Painting, with 20 years experi
ence. I can guarantee my -work Jo
glvo satisfaction, estimates- free.
Phone 2C. 339
For Sale Good sound Spitzenberg
apples, 11.00 per box, bring your boxes.
Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed,
?1.75. 10. K. Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville.
240
All American Legion posts in enst-
pected nt the shooting match which Wrn Oregon, from Portland to the
will be held at Lagle Point. A number ,,,,., ,. ,,.,, ,,, .,
of local sportsmen plan to attend and colmty o( tn6 to at.
compete for some of the prizes. tend the reception that will be ten-
vvnen inkier antinomies are uu.ii, . (lered at Eugene January 4 to Alvin
Huick will build them. tf
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Dancing class tonight, American
Legion hall. Prlzo waltz. 239
Win. A. Altken expects to leave to
ll. Owlsley, national commander of
the legion. As Eugene und Portland
j are the only cities in the state at
j tarry for a meeting, it is oxpectcd that
which the national commander will
morrow wlfh a. party from AKhland to m,lnv , lnomh.D , , ,, m
make tho trip to Corvallls by auto for southern Oregon will be ut Eugeno.to
tho . big intersoctlonal football Kreet tho legionnaire leader : ' '
between Corvallls high and Scott high
of Toledo; Ohio. , Other Medford foot
ball fans who are planning to make the
trip by motor are Clark Rawlings,
Arnel nutlor, Rltchio Payne, Ward
lleeliey,' Stewart Nicholson!' Sherman
Welch, Stun Shorwood, Dan Watson.
When In need of snsh and doors, call
Wallace WoodH, 108 or come to 711
E. Muln street.
Dance, Jnckson Hot Springs Sat.
nlte. 239
City Attornoy Fred W. Mears re
turned lust night from a week or ten
days visit In California during which
he visited relatives In the Bay cities
and his son Fred, Jr., who is attending
the University of Rodlunds nt Rod
lunds. f
Crescent orchestra maBqucrnde,
Eagle Point, Sat., Doc 30th. 239
For Sale Radio set, -3-stago ampli
fier, Magnuvox and batteries. Can
henr Detroit und Chicago. Inquire 524
N. Hartlett or phono 229-Ri 239
A slumber party was given last
evonlng at tho homo of MIsb Edith
Lumsdon and a number of guests wore
present Including lola Rubensteln,
Margaret Vim Scoyoc, Kotherlne and
Josephine Llndloy, Josophlne Hartzell,
Hotty Moore, Jeiln Vllm and Dorothy
Newman.
Provide against loss, Insure with
Roildon and Cnnaday.
Snappy' New Year's nance, Oriental
Ballroom tomorrow night. 239
New Yenr's services with appropri
ate music and sermons nro announced
; Don't forget the big unloading sale
at the Sample Store. 239
, Furniture repaired and made to
order. Work Called for and delivered.
PJione .Wnu Bradley iS.-h..,.. 248
For Diamond coal brlckotts, phone
Valley Fuel Go. ," Phone 7Siv .:,
Special prices oh high school type
writer practlco paper at this office, tf
"Lady Billy" with the sparkling
MltziNs Bttir, which played hero lost
Tuesday night at the Page nnd made
such a hit, opened Its Portland en
gagement at the llcllig theater last
Thursday night and won much praise
and commendation from the news
papers of tho state metropolis.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? tf
Plant a Frnnquette walnut tree
along tho street parkway. Salem has
over 72 acres of these fine trees within
the city limits. Sold In 0, 8 and 10-ft.
sizes by Grants Pass Nursery, N.
Tenth St. Grants Pass., Ore. 239
"It Is reported that J. W. Opp, after
numerous breakdowns and vexatious
delays, is at lust ready to commerce
operations on his contract to furnish
the S. P. Railway Cot with 300,000
yards of gravel for ballasting pur
poses," says tho Jacksonville Post. "In
that event a large number of men will
be put to work within n short time at
tho rockcrushers just west of town."
Men's underwear going at 20 er
cent discount at the Sample Store. 239
Men's heavyweight korsey pants
$2.95 nt the Sample Store. Lots of
UN ORGANIZE
TO SUPPORT
H.
practically) extinguished soon after
its arrival. Although the flumes did
i:ot break through to the outside of
the house, the upper floor was badly 1
damaged by smoke and water. '
Tho cause of the blaze Is un-;
known, but ltv Is thought that It
started from u defective flue. The
damaged property was covered by ;
'nsurance.
In order that the. work of the home
demonstration agent might prove as
effective In tho future as it has In tlio
past years, a group of representative
women of the county met yesterday
and formed themselves Into un execu
tive committee, pledging their ser
vices and time .to the furtherance of
the work of that office. It Is hoped
that In this way no break in the work
will occur as the result of tho resigna
tion of Miss Pool and the assuming of
that orflee by Miss Gruyce Telch.
The committee plans to meet once
each month at which time plans for
tho work will be discussed und a pro
gram made out.
Euch woman on the committee will
supervise a certain phase of the work
as follows:
.Miss Alice Hanley, Medford, chair
man, canning teams und exhibits.
' .Irs. W. J. Warner, Medford, secre
tary, publicity.
Mrs. J. N. McCracken, Talent, Valley
Vlow, nutrition.
Mrs. W. II. Smith, Central Point,
clothing.
'Mrs. j. C. Pendleton, Table Rock,
Central Point, home improvement.
'Mrs. A. H. Davenhill, Talent, Valley
View, Farm Bureau representative.
NEW YEAR'S DAY
Tfie annual Open House of the
Meilford lodge of Elks will be 'held
Now Yenr's Day, and eln borate prop-ai-iiilons
have been iniule by the com
mittee in 'charge for tho' occasion. '
A force, of decorators under the di-
I reciion of Tom Sweni have been busy
I all week, fixing up tile club rooms
j and basement for the banquet and
The afternoon will be devoted to
mil: ic, ve.udi-vllie, and social enter
tainment, with a dinner in I he even
ing, and a dance tofollow. The music
will be under the direction of Herb
Launspach.
A large attendance of local and
out-of-iown Kilts will be on hand for
the Hlart of the New Year right, socially.
tor tomorrow 111 1110 i-iihi muuemist oth(,r wonncrful bargains. 239
church. In the morning tho pastor, Wrannlnir nnner. cut tn fit nnv size
will sneak on "Heirs of Time." Mrs.
Bi-ynn Plerco will sing "My Redeemer
and My Lord." A Watch Night ser
vlco Is planned for tho evening. ' The
sermon subject Is: "The Dower of the
New Year." Tho Crater Lake quartet
will sing. From 10 to 11 will be young
people's hour, tho program being In
churgo of tho Epworth League. Social
hour rromf 112-12. light refreshments
to bo served. From 11 to 12 there
will bo un old fashioned testimony and
consecration service.
Kor Sale Singing cnnarles. 847-Y.
tf
W. O. W. Big Initiation. New sec
ond degree. Entertainment. Niitutor
I11111. MoinborB only. Wednesday, Jan
uary 3rd. Parade starts 7:45 p. m.
Neighbor, don't miss this. Committee.
211
Born, this morning to Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. Y. Curkin, a baby girl, tirnnji
mother nnd Grandfather Neal lire re
joicing over tho arrival of their llrst
grandchild.
All kinds of rough nnd dressed lum
ber. Wulliico Wood, phono 10.V ill
East Main.
We niako allowances on old tires on
new ones. r;xciiango 1110 v.o. .1-
llv tho closo of business today at
the Medford postofflco the receipts for
tho past year will have gono over the
riO.ooo mark from tho itu.uuu morn
papor holder, from white print paper,
at this office at prices much below tho
regular wrapping paper price. Call at
onco or phone 75. tf
Big Pictures for Page
Theatre for New Year
Tho Pago theatre management is
starting tho New Year right with bis
pictures of great entertainment value,
the first one Harold Lloyd In "Grand
inn's Boy," opens Sunday for a four
days engagement, others booked for
tho onsuhig weeks uro "When Knight
hood Was in Flower," "Glided Cage,"
with Gloria Swanson, Sherlock Holmes
with John llnrrymoro: Thomas Melgh
an in "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow";
Norma Tnlmudgo In "The Eternal
Flume"; Harold Lloyd in VDr. Jack";
Conslaneo Tulnuidgo,j in "East Is
West" and Guygititcs Post In "Omar
ThoTentinaier.!' 'Those 'plays are all
proven national Successes and will no
doubt be met locally with the same
enthusiasm which Medford always
shows over the bigger and better line
of any worth-while entertainment.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
cached Inst year, thus Increasing tho( WAS'TKIV-Sewing nt 204 N."
standing of the local postofflce among
the first class postofflces. This year's
ratio of Increase IB tho same ns last
year s.
Armstrong cords puts tno nines 111
mileage. Phono 27 7-J, star motor
Supply Co.
Start the new year right ny navim.
your automobile work done at - the
Riverside Clurage. ir"
Phone S59-J.
Ivy
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FOR SALE One sow and eight pigs,
eight feeder hogs. John A. Anderson,
Central Point, phono 193. 241
WANTED Partner to finance sure
money making mall order proposi
tion. Will make more than j2,0o
Per year.. Cc.sts. nothing to rnvesll
gato this. Address Box K F, Mail
Tribune, 241
The Homo Maker's program, Jan
uary 9 to 13, at the public libary. In
this city, which is the woman's part
of (he Annual Farmers and Home
Maker's Week, Is a splendid one this
year. Emphasis for the wholo week
will be upon the children.
Specialists from tho O. A. C, such
as Prof. J. K. Brumbaugh, Miss Lila
O'Neal, Miss Alarjory Smith and
Mrs. Sara Prentiss,' as well as Dr.
Robert Stearns und Dr. Wm. P. Holt
of Medford, and Miss Grayce Telch,
Jackson county home demonstration
agent, will contribute, splendid talks.
demonstrations . and, .exhibits during
this week.
The subjects tuken up will be every
phase of child training and care.
clothing, food,;' diseases'- and- club
work. No woma'ii'whether sho has
a child or not, can afford. o Hiiss any
part of tills program. The women
of tho county are urged to enjoy the
four days 9th, 10th, 12th, ,13th,
(the 11th will bo poultry day, but the
other four days will be children's
days.)
The program will ' be published
later. - ' -1
Rebeccas, Attention
. Installation of officers, Monday, Jan.
1, 1923 at 7:30 sharp. Refreshments
und social dance will follow. By order
of Noble Grand.
239 CAUY HICKERT, Secretary.
Notice
The annual nieetins of tho stock
holders of tho Jackson County Build
ing und Loan association will be held
on January 8, 1923, 7:30 p. 111., at No.
30 North Central avenue, Medford,
Oregon, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before tho meeting.
245 O. C. HOGGS, Secy.
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First Christian Church
TO EVERYBODY
And a Special Invitation to Attend Our
NEW YEAR'S SERVICES
Sermon, 11 A.M.
"ALL THINGS UNTO ALL MEN"
at 7:30 p. m.
"THE IMMORTALITY OF THIS LIFE'
Special Orchestra Concert
Male and Mixed Quartette
IS
Tho resitlenco of Mrs. R. Bedford
and her two children nt the corner
of Pino and Austin streets, was' badly
damaged by fire this morning short
ly nfter 9 o'clock;
The Bedford girl was asleep up
stairs while her mother and brother
wore eating breukfast and she awak
ened to find tho house ou fire. She
rushed downstairs and Informed Mrs.
Bedford nnd tho fire department was
summoned. ;
Neighbors assisted In carrying out
tho furniture from tho lower floor
and the fire department had the fire
WATCH THE OLD YEAR OUT
AND THE NEW YEAR IN
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'The Dower of the New Year'
Itev. ,1. Randolph Sasnctt
Crater Luke .Main Quiii-tet. will
hIiir.
!MO Lpwnitli lx'agtio New
V car's Scrvlco.
10- 1 1 .Social Hour for old and
1 young. RcfreshmcntM.
1 1- 12 Testimony nnd consecra
tion.
II n. in.
"Heirs of Time"
By ltrv. .1. Hnndolpli Sasnctt--Mrs.
ltiynn I'eierco will slnff
"My ltrtlcrmrr and Mj lonl."
First Methodist Episcopal
Church' ;
l-'ouitli nnd lliu-tlctt
TA
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Continuous Performance Today Tomorrow Monday 12:30 to 11:00 P. M,
MEDFORD PUBLIC DEMANDED IT AT ANY
PRICE!!! SO WE BOOKED IT FOR YOUR
SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S ATTRACTION, TO BEGIN
TOMORROW AT 12:30.
HAROLD
Grandma's
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in his first
S-reel riot of fan
A Hurricane of
Rollicking
Hysteria
YD Boy'
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PRICES:
Adults 50c; Children 25c
COMING THURSDAY
'When Knighthood as in Flower"
Kvoiylxxly tolls us tlint this
In ono of tho RTt'Jitost shows
thy vrr saw nt tho Pnsv!
And rrniembiT, today is your
Inst rluuicc to sou it.
Wallace Reid
Arih's Ayres
nml Mny McAvoy in
"Clarence"
fl'llllTllMMM Ml III M' I 111 Hl mi..,).,TM,,l'ttC3HlriiMMlW
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Hondlcraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Picotlng
So per yard.
Buttons covered.
LEARN TO DANCE
Dnnclmr 1asx American lulon Hall
KVKKY S.m ilD.W MHIIT
Krerybmly welcome, rmno help u
linvo n rimxI time.
SUSS. I1I.AMMK UtOSSOX,
Instructor.
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. Our Association lias incrensod over $70,000 in assets the past rear, by far tbe
Remarkable Growth in 1922
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largest; increase we have ever had and second largest in the State of Oregon. j
y as safe a place as there is in Medl'ord to place their money and the most profit-
t aide of anv.
i ' Even the most conservative now recognize the fact our association affords
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j Prospective borrowers or investors will he given courteous attention and
. Ibiilding- and Loan carefully explained to them, by calling in our office.
f Jackson County; Building and Loan Association
O. M. 1UIM, Vrcslilcnt. ' O. O. HOG (19, Secretary