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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
Gs tpiro eeipart,

Die n@onsreiiiOnal DioiiiOn" i'm
adsrbauzDepartement, pel6e bic aufz
9abe bate, Saamen uno Seslinse entz
baltenoe Srtefumi9la9e fir Senatoren
uno Gepraientanten gu abreiiiren, 1T
aus Spariamteirsriidiidten abseiaafft
woroen. Ils iie einseridtet murbe,
batten Die Otitslieber oes Gonsrelics
fetne ausyunbesmitteln bejablte @lerfs,
ba ibnen ieet aber Pripatiefretdre beiz
seseben iinO, slaubt slderbauiefretar
Dforton, oaB Die n@onsreiiionalzOiptz
iion" iiberflijiia sspOrOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05

SON elmer. QOtomot be ge
troften.- - @eiteru Dior9eu nm llbs
wuroe Der Ne9er hilbert Sutts, % Sabre
alt, an Der 8.lis, uabe 8uiieuitraBe, wObua
bait, oils er all 2SeuS- uuo paHoueritraBe
paS Snbnsei.l. trsujeu pOllte, bon Der 2us
fomOtipe DIR. 500 Der Baltimore SblOs
@lieubahn" sstrOfien. @r wurOe nit benz
4arOlpassu OeS lucli6eu 9iitritteS na6
btm rDtaspiducer uniperiitGts pOipitul"
asbrad)t, no iit heraus iieute, oaB ielne
Serlssuugeu nur lel6ter gtatur wareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
Nf6ts 1tnsep6bnii6es.
in ct. 3puis MAIDEN DnIisiften bon ibren
RepoIpern 8ebraud1. - @eBrIoie Mrrss
ffaufeu erS6hosfcu.


Ct. Qouis, A. September. = Su uuz
ferer Yoli,eimanni6aft befiuoen fid3 in 9olge
polltijten Ginfluijes duBert auriifige @.e.
mente, Waropolitlfer uno dhnlides @elitbs
ter, nenuqleld1 bic Yoliiei I'M 9roBeu uuo
9ausen reht tid)tis 1T. Seue muiaubereu
@lemente meroen nun bon Der allqemeineu
@ntriituna Der Giupobner fiir bic pleeu
NdQe, III oeueu ole Polislfeu arreftant.n
erdofIen babeu, Sdue, ol. in Der leeten
Belt auseroroentlid bdufig aeporben fiub,
perantportlrdh s.mad1t uub Die YreIi. per-
Iauat ieet cine sriiuplide Dtufterunq Der
Waunl1aft. Der leste oerartise Yoliseis
morb pallirte OH lesten 0onnerags Mors
gen nm lbr, als Der pOli3iit 2pou, elm
rieienifarfer Diaun, eln lt)mdd)ll6eS Sdnei-
oerlein, y. S. Utalonep aus Sf ct. Sons,
in einem uerruieneu Staottheil erI6oB. MIR,
neil Der etluas ansetrunteue 0lalonep ii6
@tmas ldrmeuo benabm uno benz, nit]t elus
nal i'm Dienit befnoa1en Yoli;ilieu Die
Heoerens uerpeigerte.s
@enern faue Dor benz Coroner bic Inter
iud)uuq ftatt uuo bIele enoIate NIT benz
Wabrlpru1 Der aus ben nG9nen Sneipen,
ipie iiblidD, 3ulammengetrommelteu Surp,
oaB Der Yoli;iit uon benz Dtlunlein ange@
srlffen uuo nlebersel6laaeu Doroen lei uuo
IN ytothipehr sehauoelt babe. Serbort pur=
ben MIR .3eusen, weld]e yfldlts seieben bats
ten, oper Die mebr ooer number auriit]la
war.n. Salfs.@orOuer 0fOblius hattie Dor
Segnn bes Suqueits nit trGftlgem Sluh
erfldrt, baB CT aui p6ooblum-" ,3eusuiB fei-
min Bolisllten inter Influse fea.u meror.
Semanben, Der uuiere bleii9eu Serhdltuliie
uno bic Sermaltuua oeS Sorouer 2lmteS
teunt, uerlpunoert Elm berartl9er Sreiiprud
gar nidat mebr. gDdbreno Oes Yerb0rs mar
cine Iusabl Yoli;iiten i'm 9eri6tSlaal,
welfe bic !3sus.n s.nau firlrten unO ieOes
gSort, bas oele auslasteu, ncttrteu, - Die
RENE Suapo,erel. Diebrere 2lugeuseusen
hatten porher ertldrt, ite piirben utter fei=
uen umitanoen 3eusutB ge9eu 9pou uble,
gen, neil iie itd) nltt Der Hahe Der Yoll5ei
auslesen rpollten.
YOllsei.@bei parrisan bat trOt Der &oros
nerS. .lluteriuduns iest bic Seiluabme oes
8olIsllien auqeoronet uuo ocrlhleoeue SUE
Derldlli9e 8eamte nit eluer geuaueu uuters
iuduns beauitra9t, unb au6 ole 9OlSei.
@pmmlfidre wtrbeH lt 9.uotbi9t ieheu,
UiaBregelu gum S6use Der webrlOieu Sur.
ger geseu bic Yoll3et 3u er9reifen. Sic
BcliS.tmorbe Der lesten Selt bIleben idmmt'
lid Ingeiubut. @s itno oeren lett Dfal nlft
Deni9er ais iets uub MIR IN elnem elnSlgen
Sale mar Der Yoltstit in lrsenD rpeld)er per-
lOnliteu @efabr. Inter ben led]S Sp1ern
befanoen itt Tur sluel, melte Der Yollsei
Ql5 QuriitllQ befQuut ipQreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05

s6- Sm y 2S lter. .9auie," Cir.
4l0, Us e It SrautliH sStraBe,
cousertirt j e ben Gam s.4benb
Yrof. 6eIbmaHu's SrAetsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
Ueroprben ttuo 8eiforbea.

ct. QoutS, 4. september. - Sranl
6. Storp, elm I'm san5eu 2anbe Der Nouo-
fatensuutt befanute 9teIp- Dorter Serleaer
uuo 6elleuper, 1T bier beute friih lOsuiasen
in Der SOife seitOrbsH. StOrg, wel4er 40
Sabre sablt., reifte lett olelen Sabreu fir
Oi. Jiem Dorfer Yerlassgeaaite S. ..
Subbea Il. 8uleet fir Die pDtutual- Bubliip,
lnq.Sompanp," gir. 120, SrOaowap, gtew.
Dort. @r batte Elm Aor.Bbua idmmtli1er
Nopofateu i'm 9auoe, ioluie Elm alpbabett-
ides SerSeitniB aller Serldltllben Gutlfei>
ouugeu IN auan mOglid]en Saaen sulam'
m.ugetellt. 9teie Bsrte pareu iul Sers
lase Der rWutual. .Yublliblugs Company"
eridieuen, lpdbreno er aut ielnen 0feiien
ben Sertrieb ielbf lelttte. Or mar Dit
9lleo Der sSirma Storp & Ru6eu. Sor uuz
gefalr uier3ebn Sasen fam er bier on unb
ltleg I'M u0acleoe'0oteI" ab. @r betano
iid fat INNER in eluer art berauI9ten Sus
ltanoeS.
am lesten Dounerfas fam er obne
Semb, Hod unb gSeie in ben Speiieaal,
weiserte itb, iib 3u eutfsruen. uno flI6tete
fib oaun, ais etu Yolisiif eridien, au ei.
mem SreuRoe s. >. DIR, Ipel1er lbn i'm
pSt. SameS Qotel" uuterbrafte. Orr
pollte ibn mad benz ySt. 8incents- Solpi=
tai" brlu9en laileu, bod luoate Storg 9ti4tS
bapon h0ren. lDeute friih taumelte Storp
III Das Sprlsenbaus Oil Der SpruceitraBe
uuo bat, Hd ausruben An birfeu. Dies
wurbe ibm, neil resIsmentswloris, abse.
idlaseu, ebenlo in eiuer nabeu Sroceru.
3pei Stunoen lpdter taumelte er in &uru=
0uQ's Ipotbete, Ger. 602, @alnutftraBe,
blnein, no er bepuBtloS ms uOispeniarp"
gei9afit luuroe. 9Ier peri1ieO er turs
Nnrnuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
lIm sesintettipmsmitteI aebeten.

Or. g8pman bonn Sunoes Otarinez
Soipitaioienit erbielt beute Otorsen BON
Or Stuart, Dem 8orlisenOcn Der @es
iunbbeitsbebOroe in Beaufort, 9. g.,
eiuen Srief nit ser Sitte I'M Sestnfefz
tiOnsmittel. Der 0oftor ldreibt, oaB
Die @aiierirOnt Der Staot binwes sez
idpemnt murOe, uno oaB Die 9lnbaaz
flung BON Srimmern i'm Sinblid auf
Oas weiter iuolid berridenOe 9elbe Sic
ber bic 9essno nit &rantbeit beOrobe.
Or. @pman iuiro Der Sitte bes 9lr5tes
ioiort uahfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
YaFe!
IGfeI

gur Heiie i'm Iuslanbe beiorst tnnerbalb "a Gtunhes
tu beseuteuo berab9eiettem Breiie
eouaro Aaine,
Gde SaItiWerstraie Huo Boh>SfiIcs> ueaue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
@oaen feinen SSnaueft.

Oenper, COL, 4. Septbr.-Ote
Sreunoe rnb alnwdlte bes SelbitmOr>
oers Or. Sbat9er @raues, Der iih in
ieiner 3elle persiftete, MAIDEN ale anz
itrsnsunsen, Die Se5iruns Der Seide nno
einen Snquelt 5u perbinoern. Sic erz
tlGren, ss lei Dies unnOtbis, Oa Der
Ooftor in leiuen Sriefen anoeutete, OaB
er freiwiOis aus oen1 Seben ibieo. SIS
wiro BON einisen Seiten behauptet, Or.
9rapes lei on osmislben @iite, wie lein
anseblides Spier, 6rau Sarnabp, ses
itorbsn, unb bic 5eititslluns bieisr Gbat@
lude wirOe ieiae SdulO nudtrGslid
erweilen, ou bic 3uiammeaieeuus Oies
jss @iites nur einem erperten Gbemifer
befannt 1T. Die @Ouutp GonImillGre
bubsn, aus Spariamteitsridiate be-
idlOilen, feline 9lutoplie Der Seide porz
sunebmeu. OtOrsen finbst Elm Snqusit
ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-05
0lrbett 1tn0 Sobtt.

G6icago, 4. September. - Gu5
Souiton, SeraS, fommt Die ytahrt9t,
oaB man morsen in @alueiton elnen
Strife uno einen Nufrubr erwartet. Us
beiBt, baB oer morsen anlan9enoe DAM
pier ,9eona" Der - WallorDzSinie," be<
rem Sd)ifis awiideu 0tews Yorf unb 9als
peitOn fabren, 154 Staliener am SorO
bat, bic 5u $1.25 pro Sag Die Blaee Der
sSrabtperlaoer, oenen Dor etnt9en Sa9en
cine 2O>pro5enti9e Sobnreouftlon anses
fiinoi9t wuroe, einnehmen lollen, taus
oieielben al ben Strife 9eben. vs. lit
m0glid3, oaB in 6Ol9e Der Geoen, ipelbe
beute am slrbeitertas sebaltsn merOen,
Die aufre9un9 10 9roB plrb, oaB man
ben Stalienern Die 2anoun9 gu psrwebs
rem iuat. Die 6radtperlaOer werben
BON ben orsanilirten arbeitern unterz
itiitt.
lf lfempbis, Genn., 4. September.
- Die Otaidiniiteu, &ehelmader uno
9ropl6mieoe in ben bielisen 8erttatz
ten Der -, ,Mempb @barletuner Sabn"
bel9loiien seltern, Die Irbeit beute nts@
Der ;u lesen, Sails Die Sabu auf Der
1OsprO3entisen Sobnreouftion bsltebt.
Ouluth, Otiun., A. September.-
Der Strife Der bisiisen StraBenbabns
Anseltelten wurbe lests 9tadt siitlid
bei9elest uno bic glrbeit beute 9ta9t uie.
Der aufsenOmmen.
Souispille, &D., a. Septb. -
Die Observation-Disclosures .3iise perfebz
rem bier reselmdBl9 bic s3usanseitels
ten ertldren, mabrenO iie nit oem Sonlz
promiB ibres @roB Chefs unsufrleben
iinb, oaB tein Strite mebr beitebt. Die
Wai6inilten erfIaren iuoefeu, bab Der
Strife fOrtbeltebt.
Yittsburs, Ya, 4. Sept. -
Die sroBe 6abrit Der nSluer SrOn &
Steelz@ onp." nabm heute nit v9h6t=
unionsl leuten" ben Setrieb mieber auf.
Some, Srowu g. Comps Stablz
perfe bcsannen ebenfalls mt 200 Ofann
ben Setrieb mieoer.
SsOcs 9epurtement Der r@arnssiss
Stablwerte" in Somelteao besann beute
Otorsen lpieSer benSetrieb. 1000 Dtann
erbielten babur9 slrbeit. Die bis leet
nod llnbeidaftisten fOnnen in einisen
5asen ebenfaus sur slrbelt seben. 700
Wtann ianben beute in Der OrabtSiebez
rel Don Yraobod YeIhGftiauna.
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Ser 9emti9e Gorreipcnbent,

q. Natne. Gisentbumer uno Resattear
(NathfoIser pon 8. Raine),
6nbnehaGde BaItimoresStraBe unb sSffcesdse.
gr.is bes deIidhen pIatteS, burt 9rdssr beiorst,
l2k Gts.; faeIid,e unb eonuta es salnseabe 15
Gents pro o4e sabbaI an bic bas SIett beiorsenben
porfosgorousbe5abIuns $3.50 pro Sahr, tlr firSere
Belt i'm g.rbGltnis; fIr bic podlsutIid,e Museabe
init eonntassblatt, po;tofrei, nit absus fir Clubs
Scs, 81 natb europa. eonntae SsAuSs sabe q
pro Sahr.-Das bette unb biuioite heutid,e 0Iatt
In ben Nittels ure Slafaaten.
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A. 0. of F. of A,

Court Mesa No. 1886. was Instituted last
Saturday in Mesa City, AriZ.. by A. D. Lyon,
ID. q. G. Il. at large, with thrty-three charter
members. The following were Installed as
officers: Charles b. Lewis, j. p. G. r.; F. j..
NetherlOn, q. Il. Robert Il. Brown, s. C. r. :;
j. Ii. Barnett, financial secretary; William A.
Burton, recording secretary; j. II. Pomeroy,
treasurer; Char les B. SabE S. W.; Edward l..
Gray, j. W: DIedrick kuck, 5. B.; Alois
eiier, J. b.; n. A. Burton, Edward NJ.
keeley, William L. POmerOy, trustees; Dr.
Thomas Ii. Sabin, physician.
New courts were Instituted last Saturday
night In Irvingt0n, Alameda County, and in
Tempe, AriZ.
The board OF deputies have been organized
In San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose. Oak
land and Los Angeles. Schools of instruction
will be held so thai officers elect may perfect
themselves In the rtuallstic and unwrilten
work OF the order.
Grand Chief Ranger Henry Ryan will officially
visit January 2, Court Richmond; Sd, Court
Del Monte 10 Monterey; 4th, Court Live Oak In
South San Francisco; Slh, Court TeutOnia in
San Jose; 9th, Court ! ajaro Valley Rose In
Watsonville; ION. Court Santa Cruz IN Santa
Cruz; 11th, Court Palo Alto; 18th, Court Pride
OF Alameda in Alameda; 9TH. Court Brooklyn
In Oakland; 18th, Court Oakland in Oakland
17tn, Court Santa Lucia in Salinas; 18Th, Court
Seal Rock; 19th Court q Olden Era; 22d, Court
Justice; 23d, Court Columbia; 24lb, Court
Rafael III San Rafael 25th, Court America
26tb, Court Ell Dorado; % b, Bonita; BON,
Court San Francisco; 31st, Court Petaluma in
PeLaluma.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
PraCtiCing Charity.

1t is often asserted that fraternties only look
after their own aud have no charity for out
siders. But The facts are that independent of
what members Of fraternities contribute TO
their own organizations they as individuals
give dollar for dollar TO any outside worthy
object. with any other class of citizens. Some
time ago, both the l. o. o. f. and a. o. .. w.
felt IL duty TO aid in assisting their needy fel-
lOw-citizens, and especially their families, and
a committee in This city OF the Odd Fellows
and committee of The A. o. U. W. IN Oakland
were organized by The sending OF a delegate
from every subordinate OF these orders, who
formed general associations, giving and solicit
ing donations OF all kinds of practical and use
full things, provisions, ETC., which have been
and are being distributed 10 those worthy and
requiring assistance. And there are no salaried
agents in this business, either. The committees
attend 10 the WORK themselves. Tie great
ttoubl in dispensing charity and ben vOle nee.
Iule, Is that here Is so much machinery and
so much nect ssary to run l. that by The time
the donations reach the objects large 1.-THE OF
them has TO be taken for incidentals. But not
so in the cases above. Every dollar received
and every article given, without any exuense
whatever, goes directly TO the families This is
practical beneVOlence,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
Ancient Order of Foresters.

The new board OF deputies held large meet
ing Saturday. High Chief Ranger S. McMullin
gave his Instructions.
The past chief rangers Of san Francisco and
Oakland have formed a p. G. r. degree with
the following temporary officers: L. +. Nc
Nnlty, president; NJ BOehm, secretary.
Court Todos Santos OF Concord entertained
the high Chief ranger last week with ban
quet.
Three new courts are In progress of forma-
tIon and will be instituted early in January.
Court Justice will install Its officers in public
January 8.
Court Robin Hood No. 1891 celebrated its
nineteenth anniversary on Saturday evening.
high Court Treasurer M. BOehm Will install
the officers Of Court Perseverance OF Sacra-
mento January and Court Volta OF Merced
on the 18th.
Court Bohemia is m akng preparations to
properly celebrate its anniversary, January 81.
Court Twin Peaks Initiated five candidates
on Wednesday evening.
High Chief Ranger S. McMullin officially
visited Court Oak Leaf of East Oakland Tues
day evening.
The supreme chief Of the Compa Mons of the
Forest, MRS. b. NJ. Flynn, will publicly install
the officers OF Diana Circle, Byron, at Its first
meeting In January
Bohemia Circle will inaugurate a series OF
entertainments dnring the winter months. The
first Is TO be fan party on January ID.
Social Circle Will give fan party next Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. X. NJ Flynn, S. C. c., will officially visit
Franklin Circle No. 115 January 8; Evening
star No. 1873, 18th; AlcatraZ No. 5S, 10Th !;
Mystic of berp eley, 22d.
Two new circles Will be organized In this city
the first week in January.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
A
Revolution
In Eating

has been brought about by the
introduction of CoTToLENE, the
new vegetable shortening. The
discovery of this product, and the
demonstration of its remarkable
qualities, has attracted the widest
interest. Hitherto the common
shortening has been lard, or
Indifferent butter. Every one has
probably suffered occasional dis
comfort from lard-cooked food;
while it is well known that thous-
ands are obliged to abstain entire
ly from everything of that kind.
To such people, CoTToLENE is of
peculiar value, widening as it
does, the range of what may be
eaten and enjoyed. CoTToLENE
is a cooking marvel. 1t confines
with the food-imparts TO it a
tempting color, delicate flavor,
and an appetizing crispness.
No trace of greasiness remains
to offend the taste, or disturb the
digestion.
CoTToLENE is worthy of the
careful notice of all those who
value good food, of itself or for
its hygienic properties.
Sold by Leading Grosers.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO..
a ST. LOUIS and Chicago, New York.
jel4 IL WeFrMo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
A. O. II. w.

Dawn Of Hope No. 1, ID. OF H., OF Oakland,
is to give public reception and entertainment
at Seventh and Peralta streets on January 8.
Owing TO the precarious health OF Hon n. John
FriZZrn the Supreme Lodge Relief Board
which was to convene at Chicago, H., will hold
it, session In Ma shville, Tenn, where Brother
FriZZell resides, on January 8.
The Ontario brethren, who had the enter
prise and nerve TO build new hall there some
years ago. are rejoicing that all Indebtedness
has been paid ana div dend declared to stock
holders. They merit their success.
Last Monday evening IN Oak Leaf Lodge No.
30 OF Oakland large number of he brethren
of The order were present 10 witness most TX.
cellent rendition OF the impressive ceremonies
OF the two degrees conferred on five candidates,
and more are on the way.
After the lodge had closed, the Degree OF
Honor m mbers of Ivy No. 4 were invited In
and addresses were made by Grand Foreman
Ward f. Adams, z. G. NJ. w; Grand Recorder
Hirshberg. L. NJ. WIS. j. n. Harris and Z. W
Marston, Brother Coyle and others. Some ex-
cellent music by Professor LIE Noir and Others
added to thu interest. Refreshments were
served and pleasant evening spent.
On Tuesday evening Of last week the grand
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
Knights of Honor.

The members of Healdsburg Lodge, with
their families and friends, gathered at their
hall last Monday evening. The grand dictator
anu grand reporter were present. Past Dicia-
tor Sours presided The exercises consisted
of an excellent musical and Literary programme,
addresses by the grand chairman and officers.
A banquet concluded the enjoyable affair.
Garden City Lodge OF Alameda Initiated two
candidates last Thursday evening. Past Dlcta-
ter Lawrence, by invitation. conferred the de-
gree, which he did Without the use OF The book.
Several of the officers and other grand visitors
Werr present.
members were paid during the past week,
among others thai OF Walter b. Lyon. late
grand secretary of the l. o. o. f.. which was
paid within twenty-five days of the date of for
warding death notice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
Miscellaneous.

X. T.-The triennial conclaye of the Knights
Templar, which was held in San Francisco,
was in August, 1888.
Iron Hall-The repor: OF the receiver filed at
Indianapolis was: Receipts and disbursements
for the period from August %, 1892, TO Sep
TENDER %, 1898, S762, 16S "a; expended.
SAT ,003 10; leaving balance of S715,I "a.
OF the disbursements S26.322 rs was paid to
attorneys, th firm OF Hawkins & Smith alone
receiving SIT 800 OF the amount. The state
ment shows that the order had 1913 branches
63,2S2 members at the last aSsr Ssmeut,
81 ,36O, 160 in reserve funds due at the time he
was appointed and 81. 23S, 643 in reserve funds
now due. The assets at the time OF his APP
polntment consisted of S1,360.971. The order
had no standing or following IN California.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25

The many committees on anniversary cele
bration are all busy.
A bureau Of Information for Odd Fellows
generally has been organized. 1t Will continue
during he fair.
Oriental Encampment made hit with its
reception aud ball on the 10th.
Deputy Worth concentrated his lodges wi tn
Templar No. IL Oh the Goth. There was an adj
dress by Hon. Charles A. Sumner, and mus cal
and literary numbers by members, concluded
by rendition of the second degree in mag
nifcent manner by the Excelsior Degree Club
Unity Lodge No. Isl had large at enhance
last session. Visitors were present from a
number OF the city lodges, also from Newark
n. j., and Danvllle Illinois.
The practical value Of The Odd Fellows en-
ploymenL bureau in his city can be inferred
when IL is stated that in the four mouths o Its
organization S35 applications have been filed,
situations obtained by the bureau for 76; OBJ
tanning places themselves, 10; still on list 161
No charge has been made 10 any applicant aud
the lodges have willingly paid the trIt1ing cost
OF rent. stationery, etc, which for four months
has only amounted TO 500 30.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-25
Improved Order of Red Men.

The total receipts of the order throughout
the United States during the last year were
S1,190,S41 %; paid for relief OF m mbers
1921, 612 80; relief of widows and orphans
SS704 81; burial Of the dead, S74,39 So;
other EXPENSES, S556.562 So; investm nts
Sl,o49.3S1 So; 10 tribal belts, S496.39O %
total WORTH S1.545.772 IL. This is a good
charity.
The reports of the great chiefs show an in
crease of over II. 600 during the great sun and
a otal membership OF nearly 135, 900 in the
tribes and 10000 in the Degree OF Pocahontas.
Nine years ago there were out 10000.
The great sacbem and other great chiefs re-
ceived warm welcomes from PohOnachee, Man
ZanILa and POcanOnfaS lIlbes last week.
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Chosen Friends.

The committee upon the reception OF Supreme
Councillor ID. H. Morse OF New York have per-
fected arrangements for grand enter tainment
and ball al L. o. o. F. Hail.
Ii. M. Collins. A. 5. L., who has been seriously
sick, Is slowly recovering
Empire Council Will insI all its officers in their
new quarters in The A. o. +. building on Janu-
airy and give hOusewarming to their friends.
NJ. BOehm, q. V. c., Will shortly visit In the
interior councils.
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Woodmen of the World.

All the camps have elected their officers for
the ensuing year,
On December % the camp at Haywards
gives grand ball, and on January IL will have
public installation and banquet.
Alamo Camp of San Jose gives its first enier-
tainment and log-rolling some time early in the
new year.
Robin Hood Camp of Los Gatos has been
organized with thirty charter members aud Will
be finally installed on the 29th.
Alameda Camp No. 1872 still continues Its en-
1oyabls sOcIals on the first Tuesday Of each
month.
There are now about 1900 Woodmen around
the bay of San Francisco
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foreman paid a fraternal and official visit TO
Eureka Lodge No l5 al st. Helena and gave
the lodge some necessary instructions, and an
Interesting lodge session was held.
The past masters held a good meeting on
Monday night. E. DanfOrth p. q. Nj. W., pre-
siding. ugh interest Is manifested in the new
organization.
The deputies are preparing for installations;
some fne teams have been organized.
Memorial Lodge No. ia will install IN public
at ~ OFarrell street January 8.
Magnolia Lodge, d. OF d., OF Los Angeles en-
tertalned its sister lodges, Mount Wilson and
Grown of the Valley. most ROYALTY last week.
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Good TemDIarS.

This old order is progressing steadily and
favorably.
Grand Templar Kanouse is doing excellent
work.
The recent testimonial to 81. p. Shedd at the
Simpson Memorial Church, his lecture on
"B- jamin Franklin" and the sci CT pro-
gramme furnished by a number of his friends
were all worthy of this eminent worSer in the
cause.
International Lodge has adjourned its meet
ings until January 8. so as TO give its members
recess on Christmas and New Years, but on
Monday. the Stn, great gathering for future
work will take place.
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Good for the Young.

Juvenile Court Star of the West No. l Until.
ated twenty-five and received fifteen appliea-
lions last week, making It's session one OF the
busiest IN It's history. he young people are
taking much interest in fraterDities, and he
training they receive IN parliamentary. CON-
mitIee and report work will be Invaluable to
hem as they advance in years. Many OF The
noted men OF this nation received their best
practical education in the fraternitles.
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Loyal Friends.

Oriental Lodge No. 1 has membership OF
200. Elite Lodge No. and Friendship Lodge
No. are about ready for Institution. Meetings
are held in the AlcaZar on Friday evening ;:
men and women are equally entitled to admis
sion, rank, etc. A Christian festival viii be
held by this order next Friday evening.