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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Pr@ssHinz F5der WNrzos WzsIfei6 o.
Tcsatsd a. cor aa8rton ~erTtes r. fhs As
bury u. =. c4arch yesterday morning.
A. 3 Sunday school rally held - the
Members ~ tile E<igswater Cengreg aesoTlal
scnE>l yesterday. there were - sc1asS 5
present
Commencing w1th nexf Wednesday an
afternoon service vii BE held a. Trim
tfv Fas1gh church a. 3 oFelccks wkEa a
short address by the rector
The monthly meeting % the s. Mays
Chapter - the Trinity Guild usi.l - held
next Friday a. 2. N. at the choEisgfyf.
Every member f. Invited % attend.
The congregation o. the FIRST Baptist
church vii be 81 the basement or their
new building N3Ehta three weeks. TIE
dedieafory services wiz probably be held
about January !.
TIE trustees OF the Westminster Pres
byfsrian church are looking for l0s or
which % erect a new edifce. They nave
nearly sufficient money in tns treasury 70
pay Tor the rsalty.
The mUsic a. the FIRST Presbyterian
church yesterday was especially attrac-
tive. +. Boyd Wells was ~ the organ.
having been engaged al choir master Tor
the ensuing year
Progress has been made IN the f0rrna-
ton q branches % the Brotherhood u
r.. Andrew and the Daughters 81 the
King. IN connection with Trinity parish
L. y Steaman has been appointed d.
rector q the former and Mrs Hesch OF
the latter
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Getz & Lambs musical comedy. "A
N{Eht IN Bohemia was given rs third
hearing ia th.s city last night before az
audience that completely dGea every seat
and occupied al available standing room
AZ the Tnlrd Avenue theatsr. The cast was
composed o. the same principals ana the
clever amateurs that made the Seattle
and Tacoma enEaE euents 50 successful
The piece went with considerable dash ard
the many songs aud speclalties were wei
received The absence o. e1ncient stage
raauacemeut contributed - A twelve-rnln-
ute wait between acts. but ln ether respects
the wearing qualities 81 the piece were
demonstrated and It "a better now thar
when frst given tu this city sor che beuoEt
81 fhe Good Roads Club
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I'M THE LODGE ROOM.
I. o. o. n.


Unity EneampEnent. NO. 2. win exalt
three patriarchs TO the royal purple degree
next Saturday evening. Seattle Encamp-
ment No. ! viii be present. All visiting
ard so5ournlng patrisrcas are cordially
invited. A. the close Of degree work re-
freshmsnts viii DO served Business is
70 come Up relative 70 the Consolidation
% the two encAmpmenfs and a committee
OF three has been appointed from Seattle
No. Il ~ confer with a like committee
from Unity No. 2 next Saturday evening.
Mystic lodge No. 81. viii confer the sec
ond degrees upon ons candidate Monday
Stevens hotel building. Tire entire second
degree star q Seattle lodge No. :. VIII
sxemplify the work. as their team Il the
same that exempllaed the second degree
before the grand lodge last June. This will
be an opportunity for all Odd Fellows To
witness some flne work.
Lake Washington lodge. No. S.. has tRo
applications fer membership oy initiation.
The degree staff % Seattle lodge. No. J.
viii drin In the floor work OF the second
degree tomorrow evening.
Rldgeiy Rebekah lodge. No. s. conferred
the Rebetah degree upon FIVE candidates
last Friday evening.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah lodge. No. -, VII
confer TIE Rebekah degree upon two can
dldates next Friday evening.
Comet lodge No. la. Of Georgetown, has
two candidates on the way. and win con-
FER the second degree next Thursday even
Ing.
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Gso-g. Writer'S. g seaEzr.ag mar. v1o
has made Seattle his bore for s.xteea
years. has been up against !E.' Hard
iack struck hbn Saturday nig1r and
eliminated yesterday morning waen a
confidence rasz did hs-n for So" The
only satisfaction Winters got our q tAs
long rT1u" vas a chance 20 knock ous cEse
o. the nzsa WHO. be says. attempted 20
rob him Saturday zlght- I knocked hlr1s, .
said Winters. yesterday afternoon. and
Il ! could aae George Horton. who has
ny Sc. ! would introduce him % this"
Mr. Winters he'd ID = FIST that looked as
4 K might os bad medicine"
1T xas this way" continued Mr. Win
fers. Saturday night I was drinking.
but no fuller than ] an now. 7 net tao
men. and sfgsr q while we stepped into
81 alley. TIE first think knew ore q
them grobbed ne around TIE tAroat and
the other tried 20 rob me. WEI Il ddn'E
80. and ! got out CT that a. right They
sad that ! was mistaken about their IL
tenEiouz.
This morning Sunday I net one q
the men and hit him % the Jaw. He es2l
fat and a bartender stopped me. When
! explained Why I hit hin the fellow de-
rie6 that he tried 70 do me Up.
After thai I vas Standing a. the cor
nsr ot First evezus south and Washington
street. and got into conversation Win q
ElAL = 10 SAD lG NaS AB0ktEs Tor EleI 10
CO government work. That suited me. and
I Inquired more about The matter. he said
he would guarantee me nine months work
a. s45 a month. and suggested that we 90
I'd 20 the government ofacs IN the Occi-
dental block 20 settle she proposition On
the way Up he said that I would have 70
get suit 81 clothes. which would cost ne
81. he SAID that would be taken out OF
my first mOnth's wages. I SAID that was
all right.
HE said ne supposed had some money
with me. and said had Z little. I don't
suppose you would object 10 advance so,
said he. LEI him have the SO and he said
% wait moment and he would 60 Up 70
the Office and see about the JOB. ! waited
awhile and then followed him. I did not
find the Office or Horton. and ! am still
hooking for him Pve got two detectives
after HIN and Il he Is not careful he viii
get SIX months FOR getting away with my
SO. II I meet him in court | VIII smash
him. and 7 don't think the Judge viii say
anything, either. when he hears my story
about that SO"
A similar case occurred about week
ago. but 1t has been kept quiet.
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For Stealing Another Watch.

Ida H0Y, the woman who recently finish
ed a term IN 5ail for stealing from Klodt :
tewelry store. is again in the tolls. SIS
pected Of stealing another watch. She
wss arrested last evening on complaint az
Maud Morris. a waitress at the Boston
kitchen. Oh Pike street. The Hoff girl,
May Cooper. First Engineer Green. OF the
FarlIlon. and PurseT Cochran. Of the same
vessel were IN q box at the restaurant,
when Maud Morris missed her watch. She
Immediately Jumped to the conclusion that
Ida had taken II. as she claims TO
Eave first missed Il IN that box. The Hon
yoman was locked Up FOR the night pend
ing q further Investigation. A thorough
search made by the police matron failed
70 disclose the missing property.
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EDWARD PRATT Is DEAD.
Famous Promoter of "yermin Oil,
Passes Away at SteiIrcoom.

Edward Pratt. OF Fremont. who vas
committed to the insane asylum at Fort
stellacoom. died Thursday az that instltu-
ton. death being caused BY sostening Of
the brain
Pratt was a real estate dealer and specu-
lator az one time IN Seattle. About The Ist OF
April he advertised an oil which he claim
ed would destroy veFInin, and his strange
actions and visionary ideas attracted con-
siderable comment. He was known about
this time b. the name OF ''Nermin Oh"
Pratt. and his friends began TO suspect
thar his mind was unhinged.
One afternoon. about the last % April. he
returned 70 his home and began tearing our
the furniture. saying he intended - fur
nish a restaurant on Pike street. The pa
troll wagon was sent for. and a few days
after he was committed 70 the asylum.
where he has been failing rapidly ever
since. When he was examined before
Judge Moore on the charge Of insanity. he
rejoiced Ike a martyr at the sentence OF
commitment. saying that IL was worth
thousands % dollars 20 him, as i would
advertise his oil all over the cosRtry.
His wife, 4 very estimable woman, re-
sides al Fremont with her little daughter.
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sompanIon~ of the Forest.

At the meeting OF Queen City Circle.
No. rs. Auxiliary % the Foresters o.
America. held at their hall. l9s First ave
nue.. last Wednesday evening. there were
three new applications for mem oersnip
received and two acted upcr- The hrst
OF a series OF bl-monthiy dances was held
at the conclusion % the business meeting.
II G.. Stoeltiug VAS the floor director.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
r Z Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conner. Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Llebley Misses f and q.
temple. l. Plxley. r. Henke. Misses
IIEzie Hinke. wlseheld. Lucas, Weyian,
n Toomey NJ To0mey and SiiyeTherg.
John schwab. Gus witskie. Thomas Hen
derson. w. and O Higgins. r. Strobridge,
a G. Miller and J. n. Donovan. MIS-.
Thomas IT, Boucher. Mrs. sprigss MrA
II J. Mesorley and Dr. McNeaL
At the next meeting q the circle. oo-
tober s. seven candidates win be initiated
In The new AmpiIned degree
The membership has doubled since tha
last quarter. and the prospects FOR the
coming winter are exceedingly bright
Past Chief Companion Charles +. Ehret.
Chief Companion Thomas n. Andrew and
Recording Secretary A King visi 81 Cou~t
Crescent At Ballard last Tuesday ard Sc
cured a number of applications Ter the
circle
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PURE FOOD EXPOSITION.
Many Novel Displays In a Diversity
of Fancy nnofhs

Preparations FOR the Pure Food exposl-
ton. 70 be opened a. the Armory October
=. are actively under way and everything
seems 20 Indicate that Il VIII be the most
successful AFFAIR % the kind ever held n
the Northwest
The building - eootas viii soon be taken
up b local exhibitors. who this year VIII
have many novel displays One enterprfs-
trS firm Is 20 present a fac-simile - an an
cie1t Dutch windmill; another is already
engaged in constructing n bora fsa Ef11-
d-ke camp. and third WI exhtbf. booth
made entirely o. cereals. A circular viii
Dee issued this week giving fuI details as
20 tns building and securing q booths and
places 20 exhibit Nearly All u he local
arms however. VIII esGpEoy carpenters
ard decorators ana tastEu thelr own hooks
ana Gsp}svs. One firm has undertaken 70
erect booths for everybody and has nre-
pared elaborate spe-.feauors and colored
designs. showing wAat * intends p 90.
Mss Traey's practical cooking lectures
wil - course. De the chzas a.tra~tso, n
vauea wso atter3 che exposition In o~-
DEP - give ali a personal interest IN the
lectures 8 has been decided 20 Submit 8
Gs. ~ tWentv-fouv topics Or any eleven az
which the purchasers ~ season tickets are
- vote, The eleven receiving the hsehest
numbers Of votes w-l hs the aehfe-fs q
ta~e ca marketing ana one on bread max
.ak
1rlzs Tracy IS co1z tere3 enc - TIE most
versatile woUeG .r ta.s acl3 "a me United
States For the iasf tarae wears she hes
1ee1 lscturt1g steadily without a vacation.
During tae resent M@ch8uses' far fre San
Franclsco shs delivered q coarse lasting
every S8y for I've successive weeks each
afternoon. vita q nov sGt sect embracing
20 So
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NEGRO TRAMP AND A PISTOL.
brakeman Litter Has Trouble With
N Ride-steaIer.

A coiored tramp. a flying stone. chase,
other flying stones. a revolver shot and
disappeared negro were the features OF a
conflict Brakeman HITLER. OF the Northern
Pacific had with man who was trying TO
beat his way on a train last evening. The
train was just coming In from the south
when Litter threw the man from the
train at the coal bunkers- The elected
IS Ssenger threw a heavy stone at
the brakeman striking and tearing a
bad cash In the iatter's arm When the
train arrived at the station Littler Was
followed up town BY the negro. stones
We're again exchanged when Lttler hor-
TCwed a pistol from . n sssel geT and took
a shot at the flying daTkey. The latter
vanished.
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Celebration of yom htppur.

ReY. Ahfam Hershberg. % Ciacinnau.
- eansaet the Yom kippur services az
g Reformed Jews temple On Eighth and
ssaeca streets Tuea8 y evening The ee-
Naiea VII commence az o'clock. Prof.
Asfea Laebsn viii direct the following
Sasse@l programme:
Abrams
.tsaor so.o, lntermeEEo from 'CavAIleria
ASstssasa Mascagai ~ Frank Ccombs.
sossa oh.gata. Mr. Grnnbaum
rase solo, Gene. Ys That Weep" J.
fsAse, o. Miss Edaa Whittier
!. ne fron elijah Lift Thine Eyes 20
81 Metntchecu. Miss +. Wilder.
as LStiie seldom.
sasrss %, Day OF Cod" Kaiser. sung
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The trial OF Rev. ". T. Ford. or the
charge OF seduclng Jessie Morford. will be
begun fl the superior court this morning
before Judge Jacobs. It vii take about a
week 20 wind & up ard Indications are that
i viii BE- salacious enough for the most
enthusiastic deTotee % yellow literature.
We are all ready" said Prosecuting At
torney sfcElroy yesterday afternoon to 20
ahead with the case. Judge Huuphrles
81 counsel for defense. said the same thing
and added that he vas confident Mr. Ford
would be acquitted
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knights Of Pythias.

r-,a +r-,a exernnllncatiou 81 T'amon and
p,-fhlaA was efven az caste hall to mem
f,.~a ans visitors IS Wednesday evening hy
Seattle Lodge No N. Thc hall was
crowded with a laree pamher - visitors
ard many FROM either dpmains- The rank
o. PAGE vac conferred upon o7e. zat tha
rank ~ Esquire upon three candidates
The Ic>ousoii8atton - Lake loaSe came Ep.
ana wae agreed 70 ay unanimous vote.
7.he matted members OF Iake ANA Laurel
ttaerrs Will now gct d2wn t. ao@k 20 iD-
cresza the already extended roI 80 mem
Aers ana make tDe winter season ive.r
ers. Tsss rank ~ hrlzht VII h. conferred
on three candidates EeXt " aduas1As
evening".
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T'hA appearance a. the Ssattis thsate-
Friday evening octoeer : OF NJ 2. Curtis
ard hts talented dramatic orE8nl 1attc1
VII be an advent ~ particular interest %
sAsster-voars or Seattle There are few
actors or the stage - th,s country usore
w+se,v or popularity known sAar tr's
comedian Who has Beer a prominent sear
r- era American stage fov the last twenty
wears Mr. Curtis obtained his theatrical
schooling as e leading member ~ the ola
.f-Xgekev theafer stock >ogn9s1v 81 CH.-
~ars ard IN pears gore By hiss eNer tha
leading support - most - taa greatest
s-.,-s ard actresses rSat the native sac
Ness present 81
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Quesf Of the Supreme Good.

re eonclading lecture on the book Ec-
sssastss was given last evening az Trim
y Parish church by the Rev. II. II. Cow
a. Ths subject vas The Quest A.
aised IN the former sections % the
Assk The preacher said the ideals OF men
aa& been sisted and much chan had been
ss.seved away. There remained a little
vstst namely, the writer's conviction
ssas man should be. under all circumstan-
rs charitable. dutIful arS cheerful. In
ne chasing section os the book there IL
A9xa tie basis Of belief on which these
srsnes must rest. namely. The certainty
q Gods Judgment ~ereafte4. aue the cer-
Ant Of Gs,d's presence here and now.
sssisving this. he can De charitable. dutt-
= AID cheerful. Aot "a q matter ~ tenn
F'ssnent. but on principle. because graz
ees God Is ever With him, ana because a
h&at Future stretches before htn IN end
sss AID Overwhelming vistaa OF hope.
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CITY. BY having ore Eo-arT covering the
entire ground, the lawyers save every year
many thousands % dollars which would
Be otherwise sent 70 New York. Boston.
Chicago. St Paul ard Saz Francisco.
The Seattle law library has a fne suite
q rooms. frse CO rent for ten years. Dss-
pate the loag-conttnu=d financial strin-
seHcy, wAich has disabled many stock
holders from making prompt payments q
TIE monthly install-suts levied UPON their
sn4rss the library has beet kept Up and
It's privileges have not been denied 70 any
subscriber. L IS confidently expected that
the coming year. with rs assured pres
pect Of great activity and free circulation
Of money. VII wipe out all deliauencies
and enable the library association 70 IN
crease its stock o. law b?cks SO that pElv-
ate purchases VIII be reduced % MIMI
mum
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Seattle Camp. 40. sa. held It's regular
session last Friday night There was
large attendance and al had a pleasant
time. Three new candidates were given
tie Protective degree 0f WSoecraft, and
two new applications Tor membership
were received.
Home camp. No. -. ret as usual last
Monday evening sev sra applications for
r rnbersnip were received and acted upon
TWO candidates were G1iy introduced into
the Protection degree. emplibed form.
There are several candidates % De inIli-
StsG tonight
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:, 11isrday VAS . rousius day for the
.ar'sssa1 Enceavoy Society % TIE Presley
e'sA2 calseh, ore member Of the society
ss 'eined he church. and niue rev
sssaaseTs Being received into The society.
ssEsa w1ra active ard two associate. The
s.Ass Members were MS Edaa Gould.
- u Abe Gould Miss f..E1te J Richard
ATS F. NJ Cess W r. Anderson.
slenSs " Gum. w J Brooks. and
II To- assoeiata membership MISS E-teel
: =. eiest ard Robert n Courtney. Thls
sas Result 81 oer lockout committee 8
- aefaaS September The meeting last
sS was weil attended and full OF in
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RaHars camp. ~ ia nst - regular
session wednesday everl-S wjth a Eoos
ATTENDANCE Esgsteen applications for
r,sfs, t-.rSAtq were received ard four 1eee
accepted Sstehaor MeIa9Ehitn 1as pre-
....s,s ana, CARP wlth a handsome badge
- Nsxt wednesday ca entre q T}1eto-
s~s~A ~ are members 81 ths forest w.4
81 taken ans ths nscss ccnsr s-i1cus figure
q, 49,. sr,,p uig Ne the new sost thar ere
rsrsr has 5ast secured
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THE LAW LIBRARY.
Regular Annual Meeting Of stock
hniArrs go Ne HrIA TnnErht

T7,e ssettis Law Lte-ary Association
aa,5s - s-ouaI meeting - the stock
s-rs tn tNe 5aw lssra ~ r1-aEus this even
Eng 80 pcsocz- TIE uorary haS heer of
e~eat service - TIE bsr ard - ere CRY.
ard has h@ocyus ore 90 .as Fixed tnazttu-
'.--s q Seattle. Carl - esgzb. shraeoe
every attorney 81; ahi5zea - spend IN
wv hs.ks tArge proportion = LIS fees
taas co1sz1 aarca e welch Sas thar TIE
r1reAAsS ans keepl1@ up y extensive tavw
atrarssS asd essoE-s ere = rha heavy aid
scsG@z S1zz1s taxes al drains ugoz TIE
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AqBila Lodge. No. e net Thurs9ay
evening az Collins han- Twe candidates
we're Initiated ard four sppleations re-
esived TIE fo.sewing have been appoint
e o. the 6l1srezt dspartuneut= CT The 50
GA Committee LrE. sadie Herald. Mrs.
- England. Afrx. G. Koch. Mrs. A Boyd.
Mrs l. Browns. Mrs.. J. II. HontEomery,
sErz. CosaeT7. Mrs stun. Mr.. Il J. Bailey.
sEF I'd Foreman. AR So Blum, Mr.. r l..
Hodxtiou Mr.. I'd Strox5ridge and Mr. c.
La Fontgfge
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A Seattle League ~ Select kalshts CT
tha Ancient Order - Cnltcd Warkn,ca
Us fsrls,s 81 .ast NJ 1u6ay evening ay - Pc
e-sl r.erutv Grand Commands ". A.
,.srr.r Formerly ef Kansas who uss a.-
sisted bv a. 4. Slhsulpp. CT Tacoma sac
,.,.s~t.~ ...,rralresf a Usg 80 rftv names
Tae fest,n BE- "A auxiliary = The a g. (.
" rrvpsc ard &c oe permitted 90 ta-r
member rlpst be In goc3 standing wtsa
s1uaa r -ss.s~ ls5se and untcr g wears oi1-
y.rtu other ier19as are established w ass
luxtca v4I ectsrs 20 tae 5-rlso40i5f1 ~
ElrzRA
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Forenter. OF America.

Court Excelsior. No. =. held - quar-
terry meeting has. Friday evening. One
candidate was initiated. and Two a1piiea-
lions fer membership were resolved eod
acted anon The committee on bylaws
,reserfsA tts rsport o. new rcEulat lons
for th. court. several portions - which
we're aunrovod The remainder WI be
acted on az the next meeting
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- snrourzEed over fae.~ success that trey
~zl continue % push tae work ahead ard
are constantly recruiting members among
s1s besz faEzEss q tie city. TIE r.
views co7t1nHs 70 - well attended and thu
Interest taken II Ire G0oT woTk ard drill
- largely due . TIE abe leadership %
Lady HcI2en- TIE nexr regular review
vii - he'd Thursday evening Ocfot@r
- a. tEs 3lzecsbse A@l = the EAzcAlsy
beck
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Native sons Of Washington.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-LatellIge ncer.
OLYMPIA. Oct. a.-Steps are being taken
here 20 organize the native sons OF Wash
ington resident n Olympia and Thurston
county. Such organizations have already
been formed In other cities of the state,
and the enthusiasts promoters OF the pro-
Ject are hopeful that a state organization
nay Do Instituted during tie coming win
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1nate. OF the Maeeahee.-

ss.,tl. Efsve. ", s rev aol3s tse eAn~er
- tea ssate - washington For tAe lEst
49, ere la&.es hsAVs hsean gers sfe1t e.
t,,sf~ .~@ersS 70 attain sh.s 1ooo-- TIE lass
Vear the banner ha3 beez i1 rsa<sesslssa
- fAa Tacansa nfve. Seattle Nc p r.
rsU "a a fourssh-as cooS-1sass. aAF aE
rs err osrshsp - over lie. &21 tie .A&1es ss~-
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Lorraine Auxiliary met az the Masonic
temple last Wednesday afternoon There
was a good attendance. However. there Is
need Of considerable more work 20 be I'm
ished bef re the opening OF the pure food
"a position" 50 the president and director
are urging ali members 10 attend the
meetings every Wednesday afternoon.
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Palm Circle. No. S.. met Wednesday
evening and initiated one candidate Two
applications we're received. Many com
mend the officers Of this circle for their
drill work, 10 rituals being used IN ne
opening ard inilatory ceremonies.
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The 7. z c. A rnernb@rsalp co-test at
rracts rsEea atterfsoE- Monday nigh. there
VII b a rally % tae 'ses0t Knots a. ire
(. b G. A gAr3cTH. EacE company VII
be asked . report progress. AZ addition
al attraction I'll be vocal solos b. x p
HaSnrnons ard Afrs. +. c. Eflnourns.
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