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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-24
Foresters of America.

The entertainment in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall In Oak
land last Wednesday evening by Courts Oakland
and Shell Mound and United States of America
and Oakland Circles of the Companions of the
Forest was one of the great events in the city
across the bay, and il enjoyed to the utmost
by all who attended There was some good speak
inS, excellent music, vocal and instrumen tai, and
Rotations Grand Secretary c. II. Bremen was
master of ceremonies in the absence of the grand
chief ranger, and he performed the duties In a
mastery manner. The following is the programme
that successfully carried OUT
Overture by the Foresters' band; song by Miss
F. Wells; Grafton by c. p. Random. p G. c. r. F.:
violin solo, blue Bells of Scotland" by Miss Rose
tation by Miss Mabel Silverstein; piano solo by
Miss Ida Lawrence; address by Mrs. A. B. An
drews, q. &. C., of the Companions of the Forest
recitation by Miss Lulu Davis; barytone solo.
anchored" by Thomas J. Allen; recitation
'fSchoomaster's Deacon by Miss Louise Hen.
ming: mezzo- soprano solo. For All Eternity :" by
Miss Llvine Benson, assisted by r. II. Hawkes.
with violin obligato: address by Sol Peser, G.. r.
s.; song by Nathaniel Pushe; address by Miss
Jennie b. Chase OF Village Belle Circle: recitation
"Nobodys Child" by Miss B. Jacobs; song and
dance by Miss Irena McIntire; sp ecialties by the
Levin brothers; address by Judge w. A. Ryan
supreme representative; song and dance by Miss
Alder Casey; address by William Bartells chair
man of joint committee; "Home, Sweet Home''
by The Foresters' band.
Last Monday Grand Chief Ranger A Orfila of
Los Angeles who was In this City on business con-
nected with the order was rendered a reception in
the hall of Court Eclipse by Courts Eclipse,
Zenith, Independence. Eucleian and Apollo. There
was an unusually large number of the prominen
members OF the order present. Among those pres
ent were: c. II. Bremen, grand secretary; Sol
Peiser, g. r. s.; John Heenan, q. j. W.: f. l..
Forster, q. ]. B.; Fred Hensley p. 6. c. R.: John
Ioroy, I. u. u r.; Henry Ryan, p. G. Z. r.. p.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

Grand Recorder F. c. Wallis assisted by Grand
Assistant Councillor NJ Boehm and Organizer s. C.
HargreaveS, instituted Ocean Gem Council NO 2
at Pescadero last Wednesday evening, with thirty
charter members. The following officers were
elected and installed: Past councillor C. F Will
son: councillor, +. Hoskns vice-councilor Julia
d. Wilson; instructor, D. E. Briggs; secretary, c.
j. Cobnrn; treasurer NJ. l.. wilson: preate, Mrs.
D. L. Briggs; marshal, Minnie Hoskins; warden,
William Stewart; guard, +. L. Armas; sentry,
Mrs Annie f. Maxey.
Saturday evening II. w. Hutton Council No. 10
consolidated with Sunset Council No 26. The
name of the new council Will be Sunset Council No.
10, the membership of which is sixty. Deputy
District Grand Councillor Fred A. Taylor effected
the consolidation.
Grand Councillor T. II. Selvage has returned
from visiting councils at Sacramento, Woodland,
Dixon, Germanton and Folsom. He would have
continued his visits further but has been COM
PEELED TO return to his home in Eureka account
of illness
Grand Recorder s. C. Wallis has returned from
visiting councils in Sacramento Folsom, Placer
vile and Georgetown.
Memorial Hall. /. o. o. T. building, has been Sc
cured for the purpose of holding the thirteenth
session of the Grand Council, commencing April
IA. Arrangements have been made with the
southern Pacific Company for reduced rates to
representatives and their families.
Social Council No As will on Thursday evening,
the 18th OF next month, give entertainment and
social in Washington Hall. Red Mems building,
Post street This is TO be one of the open socals
given by this council on the evening OF the second
Thursday of each month, and they very inter
eSting.
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Knights of Honor.

Last Monday Liberty Lodge initiated two candi-
dates.
Grand Dictator Archibald and other grand Off
Tomorrow night Saxon Lodge will initiate four
candidates, two for its own lodge and two for
America Lodge.
on Saturday the grand dictator will visit West
Side Lodge at Newman, Stanislaus County.
Last Tuesday Grand Dictator Archibald Grand
Guide Leonard and others paid visit to Healds-
burg Lodge in the pretty town of Heaidsburg
After the business OF the lodge the guests
were taken in charge-this being leap year by
some of the prettiest bellies OF the town and con-
Quoted 90 the banquet hall that had been tastefulv
decorated for the OCCASION and there they were en-
tertained in manner that showed the ladies are
adopts in that art. Besides the honored guests
there were present the members of the lodge and
others.
Last Thursday evening keystone Lodge had a
gala night the occasion being the initiation of
twenty-three candidates. There were more than
$50 members of the order present TO welcome the
new brothers. The degree conferred in a very
Dictator Rene White, Dictator Charles Hocomb
Vice Dictator AL Brown, Assistant Dictator John
Foley, Guide +. A. Jennings.
After The work was over the entert ainment COM
mitter took charge, distributed small tables all
over the hall, in progressive euchre and parties
Of four at each were treated to n excellent COLA
ton. In the meantime there were speeches, vocal
the evening Past Grand Dictator Joy on behalf OF
the lodge presented To Messrs. Currier and Raabe
elegant badges in recognition of valuable services
rendered the lodge. Among those present ana
who assisted in the work of the evening were
Grand Dictator r. L. Archibald, Grand Reporter
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

San Francisco parlor will give grand entertain
ment IN the new hall on Saturday evening next.
columbia Parlor will hold an open meeting in the
banquet-hall of the building on the evening of
Saturday next.
Grand Lecturer Clark visited MEMO Parlor last
Thursday and Mayfield Parlor on the 22d. He
will visit Observatory Parlor to- morrow Palo Alto
Parlor on Thursday and Sonoma Parlor the I'd
of March
ana Grand Secretary IIunstedJ Will visit Athens
Parlor in Oakland the occasion or its open
meeting TO be held next month.
There was grand time at the meeting of Alca-
traz Parlor held last Wednesday. Among the
torS were the grand president the grand secretary
and Grand Trustees Long and Byington.
Grand Trustee Long paid visit to Dixon Parlor
last Tuesday.
The ball given by Stanford Parlor on Friday
night was well attended, and an enjoyable time
was had bv the participants.
There was great deal of fun at the m asauerade
ball and domino party given last Friday night by
Mission Parlor, in its hall at the Mission.
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Knights of Pythias.

Last Wednesday was the thirty second ami
versary of the founding of the Order the knights
OF Pythias by Justus IL. Rathbone in the CITY of
Washington, ID. G. The event was generally oh
served throughout this domain. This order now
occupies third place in the list of fraternal organ
cations and has membership of more than half a.
million.
Last Tuesday evening Unity Lodge gave an in
vitatiOn leapyear party which was well attended
and a most pleasant evening was spent by all.
The following is a list of visitation by Grand
Chancellor Samuels during the week: Monday
Santa Barbara and Castle Rock Lodge, which will
meet in Joint cow entioD at Santa Barbara; Tues
day, Seaside Lodge at Carpenteria; Wednes dav
Buena Lodge at san Buena Ventura; Thursday
Guantlet, Sampson and Marathon lodges to meet
in Joint convention at los North Spring street. Los
Angeles; Friday, Gardenia Lodge at A lhambra
Syracuse Lodge conferred the third rank upon an
esquire last Wednesday in the most approved
style. AT the conclusion OF the ceremony the
members and visitors enjoyed an od-tme smoker
and mess OF boiled beans and bareback in cele-
bration OF the anniversary of the order Professor
A. John Wasch there and entertained those
present with songs and humorous recitals.
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D. Fawcett, P. G. c. r. of the State Of Washing
ton; Supreme Representatives William Alex
Ryan of Los Angeles and George Healing OF this
City.
During the past week Courts Seal Rock and Ell
Dorado entertained their friends
On Thursday night Court Golden Era will
ceive and on Friday Court Golden Gate will do
the honors.
The following the official visits for the week
ending February 20: Monday, ]. 5. w. Saunders.
G. S. W., will visit Court Garfield in Nevada City;
Tuesday. r. b. Vellage. G. S. c. r., will visit
Court Buena Vista In Mission San Jose; Wednes
day, X. b. Neage, G. :. &. r.. viii visit Junior
Court Pride of California in thiS City: John
Keenan, G. ]. W., will visit Court Golden State in
this City, and j. f. Anderson, G. T., will visit
Court Winters in Winters; Thursday. John
Heenan. G. j. W., will visit Court Sutro Heights
in this City.
Mrs. a. B. Andrews, grand chief companion, ac-
companied by other grand officers, will this even
ing ofncsy visit United States OF a merlca Circle
IN oakland: tomorrow evening they will visit
Oakland Circle and Wednesday evening they will
visit Yosemite Circle in Fresno.
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Increased Interest in the Degree of
Honor-District Meeting Y. M. l.
Daughters of Liberty.
Official Assessment Table.
The MaSonS.

On the evening of Friday, March 6, Yerba
Buena Lodge OF Perfection No. will meet for
the purpose OF installing its recently elected
officers.
The members of California Commandery,
knights Templar, Will give an entertainment
and ball during the month of April, and it is
the intention to make the event one OF the
grandest evers undertaken by this COM
mand1ry.
In the death of Mendel Esberg, who passed
away last Friday, the order has lost faithful
and energetic member. He was past master of
Fidelity Lodge and one of the charter men,
bers, member of san Francisco Chapter, R.
A. NJ, and member of the Grand ConSistory
OF the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Freemasonrv
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ROYAL Arcanum.

Argonaut Council Of this City is actively en-
gagged in perfecting plans for the creation of a
limited reserve fund for the benefit of it's mem
bers. Its operation will be entirely issue per-
sonal to the individual membership of Areonaut,
II having no connection with the order at large.
The Royal Arcanum, it may be stated, is as are
other prominent orders, still divided upon the
question of a general reserve. At present it re-
mains committed TO the non-reserve policy, on
which 1t has done business since IL began It's as
sessments have never gone above It, in any one
year.
Visiting members and others OF the order,
temporary residents of the City vicinity, will
oblige the supreme regent and Argonaut Council
as well by sending their addresses TO its secretary,
oo O'Farrell street, where the council meets
every second and fourth Monday.
Z X. Charles w. Burnham of SO Hoboken n. j.
passed on Vallejo where he is interested IN
naval matters. State Medical Examiner William
Brice OF Los Angeles may visit Argonaut Council.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Two assessments have been levied for March,
Nos. ABA and 435.
The amount for one assessment is estimated at
So2,oO0 Last January there were LOG deaths in
the order creating liability of over $240 900, all
OF which will be met by the usual prompt payment
of claims.
Miss Gertie Payne, Miss Marguerite McGiynn
and Mrs E. c. Graham have been appointed a
committee by Yerba Buena Lodge to make ar
rangements for l'ap-year party, to be given on
the evening of Wednesday, April 8.
j. p Dockery, the milk inspector. who has done
much good work of late in procuring pure milk for
the people of this City, is past grand protector OF
the knights and Ladies OF Honor.
There is considerable activity in Palmetto Lodge
OF Alameda The officers report the possibility at
an early day Of adding number of new members
Grand Secretary Carleton recently visited Ber-
Kelley Lodge and since then the members have
manifested renewed interest in the affairs OF the
lodge and are taking steps to increase the member
ship.
Despite the fact that George J. Vincent Of Pa
cine Lodge has been sufferer for more than yeal
from rheumatism, he is one of the most active
workers in the order.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUI-
TURE, w GATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco Feb
ruary 20, 1895, P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
rs compared with those of the same date last sea-
son: Eureka 24.73, last season 1921; Red Bluff
1857, last season 1918: San Francisco II 43 last
season 2l.97 Fresno 400, last season Ills: San
LUIS Obispo 1928, last season 22.45: Los Angeles
OBJ last season 11.67; San Diego 2. 49, last season
10 Is: Yuma 40 last season 2.99.
he following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
62, Fresno 49, Los Angeles 80. Red Bluff S. indie
pendf nee = San Diego 6S, San Francisco So San
Luis Obispo so, Yuma 81
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature So
minimum A. mean SO. There was no rainfall
during the past % hours.
The pressure is the highest this evening over
southern Idaho and Utah, and lowest in A rizona
ana along the Washington coast. Fair warm
weather continues south of Oregon but light raj ms
have occurred in Western Oregon and Washington
Forecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight February "a, 1896
Northern Calffornia-Fair, except partly cloudy
along the northern coast Monday; light variable
winds, probably becoming northwestery along the
Southern California-Fair Monday; light north
erly winds.
Nevada, Utah and Arfzona-Fair Monday
san Francisco and vicinity-Falr Monday; ex-
cept partly cloudy Monday morning; fresh gener-
ally westerly winds.
W. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official
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Degree of Honor. A. O. u. w.

The second meeting of Silver Spray, the baby
lodge of the Degree Of Honor held last Wednesday,
in Western Hall, Shiles' building, was largely at
tie nded, and great deal of enthusiasm was mani
tested The organization was perfected and hum
Der of committees named for the carrying out of
lodge work The lodge Will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesdays OF each month. Two can
didates were initiated. The lodge elected Past
Chief of II onor Mrs NJ Pinkham delegate to the
Grand Lodge that Will meet in April
The following named past chiefs of honor have
been elected delegates 10 the Grand Lodge: Mrs
Mary L. Hennessey from Lydia Upchurch Lodge,
Mrs. ]. II. Mellette from Magnolia Lodge. Mrs
Emma Lane from Angel City Lodge, Miss Grace
Randall from Protection Lodge and Mrs. +. NJ
Crossman from No SO.
Many members OF the Degree of Honor lodges
are taking deep interest in the beneficiary feat
ure of the order that guarantees $1,000 protection
10 members.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


arrived.
SUNDAY February %.
sum- oau Jose, Mortenson, % days from Panama:
etc; pass and mdse, TO z NJ S S Co
Stmr columbia, Boes, SO hours from Portland
via Astoria AZ hours: produce, to o r d n Co.
Simr Caspar, Anfindsen, AS hours from San
feoro: ballast, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. IL hours from Santa Cruz:
produce. to Goodall, Perkins & Co
Stmr Sunol, Walvig, Az hours from San Pedro
ballast to l. White Lum Der Co.
Stmr Protection Ellefsen. 1S hours from Fort
bragg: ZSU NJ II lumber, to Union Lumber Co.
Stmr Navarro, Hardwck, 40 hours from Ven
tufa; produce. 10 Bray & Mitchell.
otmr st Paul. Dnggan, 20 hours I'm Newport etc;
pass ana mdSe. to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Noyo Levinson IA hours from Fort Bragg:
pass and mdSe, to ] Kimball
Stmr Greenwood Carlson. IL hours from Cleone.
posts and piles. TO L E White Lumber Co
Stmr North Fork. Hansen, 90 hours from Eu-
reka; pass and mdse. TO Charles Nelson.
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson, Al hours from New-
port; ballast, to L T. White Lumber Co.
Stmr National City. Andersen, 25 hours from
Eureka, bound for southern ports; put in to land
passengers.
schr Maria Smith. Rosendan. 10 DAYS from
Tacoma, via Clalam Bay ID days: lumber and
laths. to Hanson & Co.
Schr VIM Witzeman, Olsen, % hours from San
Marcos Island; BOO tons gypsum, to Lucas d Co
Schr Mary {, Campbell, 10 hours firm Bodeya. 40
bxs butter, TO Ross & Hewlett
Sailed.
SUNDAY. February %.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego etc.
Stmr Geo Loomis, Bridget. Ventura.
Stmr Cleone. Higgins.
Stmr Pomona. Doran, Eureka.
Stmr state of California, Ackiey, Astoria
Stmr National CITY, ANDERSEN.
Ship Elwell, Ryder, Nanaimo.
6Ktn ouickstep, Hansen, San Jose de Guate mala.
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explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind The ton eorro.
a. STATION indicate maximum temperature for the
utys, those underneath it, if any the amount of
laiuiul, sot melted snow in inches and hundredths
uuurihg the past twelve hours. Isobars or solid
ines, connect points of equal air pressure; $50.
.nerinS or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is rss usually accompanied by fair weather; 'Iow"
eeIs 20 low PRESSURE and is usually preceded and
uHSuuany nrst appear on The Washington coast
WDeh the pressure Is high in the interior and low
aIong the coast, and the isobars extend north and
soutn along the coast, rain is probable; but when
.ne low Is incosed with isobars of marked curva-
. .uIe ram south OF oregon is improbable With a
. high IN the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure
taing 10 me California coast, warmer weather may
ue Pecteo IN summer and colder weather in win
ter. The reverse of these conditions will prodnce
an OppORite result - F-NN
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Order Eastern Star.

Grand Patron Merritt returned to this City last
week after an absence of a little more than four
weeks in the southern part of the State, during
which time he visited all the chapters south of the
Tehachapi. and instituted a number of new chap
tiers. ON his way home he visited the chapters at
Bakersfield and Modesto. The result OF his visit
down south has been The means Of increasing the
mem berShlp of the order in a marked degree, and
is proof of what an active worker can do. Next
week the grand patron will visit MERGED MADEIRA
and Auburn.
Ivy Chapter gave very successful enterl ain
ment in upper Golden Gate Hall last Tuesday.
There was large attendance at the party given
last Thursday by Golden Gate Chapter and the en-
Treatment furnished enjoyment for all.
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Woodmen of The World.

"A new camp of this order was formally instituted
last Thursday evening at Native Sons Hall, Sew
enteenth street, pear Valencia Grand Sovereign
Head Escort f. +. Mecklin Of Washington offici-
ated, assisted by Past Head Consul NJ. T. Moses
and District Deputy NJ. II. Wilkens.
Large delegations were present from local camps,
and together with the officers named a most sue
cessfu inauguration of Mission Camp effected.
Following are the new camp officers: Consul COM
mander. o. f. Olson; advisor-lIeutenant, +. NJ.
Corlss; clerk, E. NJ Frank: banker, A A. Duran
escort, j. A Iechelhorn; Waterman, c. ]. Peter
son; sentry, &. II. Matson; physician, DR.. E. w.
Thomas.
The charter list, which are now enrolled some
forty members, will remain open month. 1t has
been decided meet on the first ana third Thurs
days,
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL. FROM xs,s
- Broadway wharf, San Francisco as EH&
follows:
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel. Juneau, Kill
llsnoo ana Sltka (Alaska), AT A. M, Fep IA, 90
March 10, 80.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town.
send, Seattle Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and Ns7T
Whatcom tBellingham Bay, Wasn.), A. NJ.
teb. 4, g., IA, 10, "a zS, and every fifth
day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with
the c. Z. r. R., at Tacoma with ". p. r. r.,
at Seattle with q. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with
Alaska steamers
For Eureka. Arcata add Fields Landing (Hun-
boldt Bay str. Pomona, p NJ, Feb. 3, 7, IL, Is,
10. %, n, and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos,
Port Hartford tSan Luis Obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara Ventura Hueneme, San Pedro East san
Pedro CLOS Angeies) ana Newport, at a. NJ, Feb.
/, 8. g. Is, II, 81, rs, 20, and every fourth day
thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford
(San Luis Obispoh Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles Redondo (I.os Angeles) and Newport. IL
4. NJ, Feb. B. Z, II, Is, 49, %, 27, and every
fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan, La
Paz, Alfalfa and Guaynias (Mexico), str. William
cite Valley, 10 A. M, 18th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS d CO., Genn Aeenta
III Market ST., San Francisco
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Independent Order Foresters.

The members of Court Seal Rock .save an enter
tainment in their hall few evenings since, which
was attended by a number of the High Court
officials. High Chief Ranger George A. McElfresh
delivered short address, during which he ex-
plalned the objects and workings of the order The
ADDRESS was followed by dance and collation.,
during which short addresses were made
AT a subsequent meeting the court passed a vote
of thanks to all who assisted in making the enter
tainment a success.
Court Diana will meet every Thursday in Myrtle
Hall, Alcazar building
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R'ne Birth.

On the evening of the 4th inst. Golden Gate
Lodge will hold memorial service out OF respect to
the memory OF the late past president, Aaron Lip
man.
Next Thursday evening California Lodge will
initiate five candidates and 1t has extended an in
vitation TO the members Of the Grand Lodge to be
present.
and discussed plans for the Improvement of the
b. B. building. One proposition presented was the
Encouragement OF the basement with a view TO ac-
cOmmodate the b. b. free school.
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Daughters of Liberty.

Martha Washington Council will celebrate its
first anniversary by a reunion on the 9th of March
either in Unon-square Hall or the hall OF the
Native Sons.
National Councillor w. n. Simon accompanied by
National Secretary w. o. Staples will arrive in
this City on the 1st OF June for the purpose of in
shutting State council. On the trim hence thew
VIII visit Kentucky, Colorado, Kansas and Oregon
for the purpose of instituting State council in
each state.
Three councils are being organized In this State
one in Napa, another at Berkeley and the third in
Sacramento. -
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After the great boom in that city of the south, he
returned to this city and affiliated with Code en-
Gate Lodge. He has taken active part, and as
he has accumulated fortune he intends to devote
a portion OF it to the erection OF home for the
aged mem bers OF the order.
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tives the Grand Lodge to meet in its iodgeroom
on the evening of the I'd of March for the purpose
OF discussing matters that are 10 come up at the
next session of the Grand Lodge.
Last Friday evening Grand Master Toohy visited
InJ,
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The courts of Missouri decide that a
teacher has control over a child from the
time 1t leaves parent to the time of It's
returning, including the time to and from
school,