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woodmen of the World.

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s ss% oe t. ,a ,stuTe Es' vi" be played Sun
'i Botanieai t lamp s kO. Is. a. it. regular meet.
tyseaht members being p1eseni Much chi intsrest
was manifested IN the reperts q the delsgatea
especially pleased at Che selection Of Sovereign
William H. Hughes Of Chopper Camp. this city,
The Offices Of assistant clerk and escort, being
elected to those Offices ana were duly installed
by Sovereign Duncan A. wilson Of this camp
in his ssa Willy 11 s
bers with his experiences At sedalia-
mass sy .ps wssn
Amer.ca ,, Camp M ~ had an sashq.,s.se
gaa sfaay and o.ksnd e.mD: sossr.
Ready, Edward Sale and Berst were elected dele
IL the Ss pan er
newspaper. Sovereign Hoffman presented his
gn fer . and s sGa ss
Consul Hughes was present and made an ad-
Wala Camp. No. eo4. held its meeting at No.
5Sard of lama that the Of
s,raishtened out. SOVEREIGN Matt Gausman was
eerk Ha HaTss.
the Officers. DeleEates 70 Central Camp are
soyereigns yehle Ga. .;s sas and ID Harm Harm.
ing at sess rsesp eR senderss to
the new Officers; Head Consul Hnehss. Head
wooley. chairman Of the organization department.
e Omaha; WAS present sna mads an address:
Of Omaha, was also present and made a talk. on
the splendid financial condition Of the order.
OF tho season.
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TWO STUDENTS DEAD FROM
WOUNDS IN BUDAPEST RIOTS.
Survivors, March In . body t. CHAM
her of heputfes to Demand Pau
ishment Of Police A.thorities.

Budapest. March 1.-Two Of the stu6enti
who were injured during the rioting yester'
day evening on the occasion Of the celebra'
ton Of the anniversary Of the death Of
Louis Kosuth. died to-day.
Many others who were wounded with
swords in the police charge are in seri-
Gus condition.
The students assembled to-day at the uni
versfty and hoisted q mourning nag In
memory Of their comrades who were killed
yesterday.
Later, about LOO students. carrying
mourning flags marched to the Chamber OF
Deputies headed by the Deputies OF the
KOesuth party. and demanded the punasn-
ment Of the authorities who were RESPONSE
BILE for the attacks on the students.
They sent q deputation to the Premier
who promised to make an inquiry into the
matter, but pointed out that the streets did
not belong to the students. whose disturb
anees endangered the safety OF the general
public.
subsequently the Kossuth deputies bitter
the police, demanded the dismissal Of the
police project and abused the Government
for posting the police in positions where
they were likely to provoke q further col
lision with the students.
Tho uproar became SO great that the sit
ting had to be suspended.
On its resumption Premier Sell an
nounced that the police would be With
drawn, that a strict inquiry would be made
and that any one who had exceeded hid duty
would be punished.
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BEAUTY OF NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Lecture on Architectural Develop
ment of Washington.

Lawrence Mauran will deliver lecture
Wednesday evening on The Architectural
Development Of Washington. D. c.. as an
Object Lesson" in the hail Of the 7. NJ.
G. A. building. at Franklin and Grand
avenues.
The lecture will be opportune, inasmuch
as the proposed improvements Of King
highway boulevard take on much Of the
Mr.. Mauran's lecture win constitute the
first Of a series to be given under the aus
pices OF the Sanitary Committee Of the
Civic Improvement League.
Wednesday evening. April 1. Mrs. Everett
W. Pattison. president Of the Art League
Of st. Louis. will give an illustrated lee
Made for seeing" And on wednesday
evening following Hiram Phillips, president
Of the Board of Public Improvements, will
lecture on Difficulties in the Way Of Pub
lie Improvements"
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Legion Of Honor.

Supreme Chancellor and members Of the 81
rondelet Friday evening.
asd. % a. III x. sa se
a delssasion from Alpha Council II WISH rom
IN Friday evening, March % the supreme OIL
and Hennisssr we're u msae n. s
y suDrsas Chancellor Ismmst Past rs supreme
and Alfred Matthew'S, John schaab. Albert
eioss 81 The n.stns all present. toos part e in ts
game OF progressive euchre. Supreme Chancellor
Hammer captured the first prize. a silk umbrella
Empire Council showed lie appreciation Of the
suprems Officers by . good attendance at the
meeting SATURDAY night. A feature of the even
Hfson .Da ". c Bastn a. Aoc spw mnaic
r. Meansa x Te lam. srgss:s Sssrs snd
ee!Ior Fairbsck. Supreme Reeerder smith. Chan
f ss. q ss. e sssss. l e e
Ffscher Of Empire. ~ A--A'e''' anu
Excelsior Council held Its. regular meeting
sns i've aGSs: ~S ss
for he reception of the supreme 20 ~
April After routine business. Brother e Tsoms;
corder Of the council. Brother J. r Harrington.
a the meeting Of Unity Council March q. III.
entertainment Committee has arranged for =
NfT Se E Fo|IoTn sm cospc. vim MAJ. ~.
Monday, g Louis and Lafayette; Tuesday. Al
Rsad wssn sa%ss. Iry.ns: ppngrstay ssaiin:
Ivasoe BuenS Vista; y ss.u rssk Snx ssIIs ,
Empire and BonAparte.
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There was large gathering 2. the city lodges
Grand Ghancellor {. 8: Esmes was present and
On Friday evening last a lodge Of the order
vas Initiated at Flat Riner. Il, the Soltheast lead
acting as instituting officer. The petition was
the city and the lodge starts its FEshian career
odsss in St Francois County. Which nv now ' has
on Thursday evening Grand Chancellor c. O..
Eames held a school Of Instruction in the hall
the lodges in Harrison County. Representative
from all Of the lodges in that county and many
of the surrounding counties were present Her
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Brother
Smith, as grand master Of exchequer. was in
' casa ss Iodse. 80. q. Knights of Py.h,as
held a meeting Wednesday evening Among
shoss present. mt Judges Hssa5d'
the bylaws. There was also an application for
Lafayette Lodge had a good attendance at the
regular convention Wednesday evening to witness
Peuty Of work f. n store for IN next monsh aus he
for Initiation and one for renstssemens-
night 4 large audience was present Three es-
qures were Initiated in the mysteries Of the
Visitors We're present znema Lodge was we'll
represented. On next Monday might there will BE-
Premier Lodge. No. 24a Of the Grand Domain
Of Missouri. met Thursday evening. A full quota
visitors Preparations were made for the eiev.
snth annual I,, epchre. to be given March a. at
Pythssoras Lodge. No. g.5. had work in the
rank of Esauire at last session. Twenty-nine ap
plications were received and rank Of Page will
be conferred April s. Esquire April Is and Knight
April e.
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National Union.

Mound. City, one Of the most progressive and
vigorously administered councils In the city. ID
growing at a rapid rata The monthly synpo.
Committee ON ways and Means has arranged
to entertain STANDARD Council In body at next
meeting. the 9Th at which time tho conditions
OF the contest between the councils will be an
BY the senators to individual members for the
greatest number Of members secured.
Standard Council met Monday night with the
ufual good attendance, and unabated interest in
the coming contest with Mound City. -Four can
Sdasss ysrs initiated .nS nine applications re-
OF Treasurer Ohrndorf.
St. Louis Council was visited Monday night
by The TIVE senators. Pre,eent Van Leer Of Mis-;
CIV an Th. sonne viii s &
anniversary in April. and committee has the
affair in hands with full power to act. Extra
ard energetic efforts to have a full quota OF
new members called for are being made and
Will be successful.
The contest between Log Cabin and Gould coun-
els will be spirited one. as evidenced by the
manner In which they are preparing for work.
a strong delegation from the Prsstdent's Aseo-
all ;g,sued with q spirit o. fraternity and . de-
sire for upSuildlng the order. The council was
well attended One candidate was initiated and
nine APPLICATIONS presented.
Lookout Council met Thursday evening ana was
range details of contest for the cash prize to he
competed for BY these two councils Ono candi-
date was initiated and three Applications pre-
scented at this meet,ng. Many promises OF active
efforts by the members were made. and good re-
Suburban Council was visited by Senator Husv
will show a splendid increase by June %.
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DeEree Of Honor A. O. q. w.

meeung or the chiefs OF honor Of the St
LOUIS LODGES was held Tuesday evening
% diecuss ways and means for the entertainment
Of deeEstes and visitors to the biennial session
third week in May. Reports were received from
the various lodges a. to their plans toward rails
Ing funds for this purpose and to the mar
ner Of entertaining the visitors. It was voted by
those present that the chiefs Of honor constitute
General Arrangement COMMITTEES. and also that
each chief Of honor appoint three delegates to
assist in the work. The following oficers were
selected: Chairman MIS-. Clara Belle MurreIl.
chief Of honor Of South End Lodge: treasurer
Miss Edna Unwfn chief Of honor Of Hyde Park
Lodge The next meeting OF the General Arrange
ment Committee and the delegates win be held
after all the lodges in the city have held meet
Ing. u Grdsr 70 Five them an opportunity to Sc
z meeting at their new home. Nitxschmann's
candidates were initiated. one beneficiary certi-
ncate received and three applications for menu
bership wero accepted On April q this lodgp
VIII give an apron and necktie party at Its hall
The following committees were appointed: Ar
rangenents COMMITTEES, Brothers Loenau, Kinney
and Young; Sqpner Committee. sisters Kinney.
Ecerper and Hentmeyer: The delesstes appoint
entertainment are: eisters 0ronert and Einnsy
and Brother loenau Aaids o. honor aepointed
BY chief Of honor were: 9isteru Noerper and
Hentmeyer. <Rrees Committee, Brother Emil IoN.
nau. The next regular meeting a this lodes Will
~ held the Arst Tuesday svening In April.
w SsssmsSnix L1dSs hs@ Y Essnisf "sesinz
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Knixhts Of Honor.

Olive Branch Lodge had . good attendance at
the last meeting. One. application was rsceivsd
members to participate in the informal dance
arranged by w. H. Wright, p. C. Jones and
3. l. Weber.
Mount Olive Lodge initatsd two candidstes
PARTICIPATED in stag euchre.
Oak Lodge bad = short ssssson ,; A. n last
having bean arranged TO give masauerade
cance, the large hall was filled TO its capacity.
worn. Refreshments we're served. and all In
Attendance spent a pleasant evening
the last needing received two appiisa:,ons. and
ing q DELEGATION Of the member paid Olive
Branch a. visit TO enjoy the dance:
GeTmAnia Lodge transacted r0ut1ne bueineee
With fair aftendance. 3. ". Nyer9 C. Bran
6snburr. 5. w, NedsTho6. n WeitsfW and g
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NATURE STUDY FOR CHILDREN.
Travelling Library Will Be Inaugu-
rated by Civic League.

Travelling libraries viii BE- new feature
IN the fve Fairgrounds Of the Civic I'm
provement League during the coming sum
mer. The committee has already received
q number Of books and many more have
been promised.
The Public Library win cooperate with
the League and loan its books: the work
will be carried on entirely by the League,
however. and win not form q part Of the
Public library system
To supplement- this work the Instructors
employed ct the various Fairgrounds Of the
league win teach tho children In nature
study and the value Of flowers and vines IA
the decorations OF their gardens at homa.
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TREE PLANTING THE PURPOSE
OF ASSOCIATION IN CABANNE
NefShbOra Band Together for Ym-
provement Of District block wide
North Of Kings Highway.

A Tree-Planting Neighborhood Association
was formed last night at Mount Cabanne
Christian Church The association viii In
clude the district between Kensington and
Morgan and Kings highway and Union
avenues.
Hiram Phillips President Of the Board Of
Public Improvements, made short talk
on the work such an organisation could DO
In the way Of systematically planting trees
and having some one to take care Of them
John A Roth was chairman Of the meet
ing. The following Committee on Organixa-
ton was formed to draft rules to govern
the club: Carl Otto 8. L. johnson and T.
J. Whitehill. The Committee on Tree Plant
ing IL composed u W. A. Rutledge, g. 81.
Stone and Charles Albrich.
This club VIII Fork in cooperation with
the Ctyio Improvement League. which or
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Supreme Chief 81. knight. ". H. otBrien was
the orator at the St. Patrick Day banquet at
Alton. Ill
Immsculate Conception. No 70. was reorgan-
lied at Lexington, Mo-, this week by F. J.
O'Loughlin. S. D. C. S. K. large delegation
OF knights from Kansas City attended.
caso last Sunday by the organizer. II. J. Kill
leen. s - ~ los. .r s-
ST Plus, No, q was organized WEDNESDAY
evening by Brother Killeen at Chicago. Ii
In St Brideet's Parish under the auspices Of
81. Bridgets Council. and his WORK in st. Laos
Parish will no doubt be duplicated II not sxceled
in St. Bridget's
The officers Of the Ladies'. Auxiliary, K, F..
NJ, of ST. Bridget's visited ST. Bridgsts Coun-
ell. No. s at It's last meeting. and were wei
COINED by the members. Addresses were made
OBrien. vice president. and Miss Doyle secre-
tary. Supreme Chief Sir knight was present,
and made address to the members in behalf
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Responses were made
by Father Carney, W q, Goreoran. c. s. 4. I;
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How ID Cure
Blood Poison.
BY secret new vay-Trial treatment
and essay frss - all-sena for Il this
very day.

BY . secret new way-Trial treatment
and esay frss - all-sena for Il thu,
very day.
IL, y tas.s 3 any man q woman VINO has blood
posa9s SneShcr transmitted BY parents or ac-
Suirsd ~ contact they should writs Prof Flow
ss e 4 Ell IL Sssx T IL q: "a. treat
has caught liks viidare. ssen Suins y IL ms -
70 re.tois the bones Of the nose and ear. when
they bad rp<ted evay By terrible poison Il II
o.. and Nc simple liquid. tablst or pill but an
hsrhaline compound entirely different nom auy-
thing heletofofe knoNn- In mAgic-iks fashion
II cures blood poison In tho primary, secondary
or tertiary stage. oopper-colored spofs swelling
Of the glands, soreg on tho paytA pinnpies, sore
throat, swollen erotna. aches, old >Sorss ulceTx,
mucous patches In The mouth, Ioo0eninx o. tbs
teeth. hair or Nehrows falling out and al the
other signs Of blood poison II removes every
eemlsh in few days. and eufss Qermanentiy n
few weeks NOT only the blood poisoo itseif ri
restores the stomach liver. Kidneys and heart %
their normal condition. thus again opeAing to y0n
the rates oe society. marriage and parenthooa
Do not put Il on; Do not experiment. &aft1fy
yourself that what the professoe says b true -
sending name and address, to-day 10 Prof y. q
Fowler. Boz 81. New Lcndcu- Conn., and he will
send you at once (seAled and free from al naaxksS
full trial treatment Of his discovery ehsolutely
free. tofethsI with q valuable tFestiss. ssAh
about Blood Poison and It! Cure" He ain f0e
you that what he has discovered will oEf0
you; 20 lose p~ Tine In sending your addrsaS,
DO % to-oe % YIN soon b eurs4
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HsFens .i Bacon g,.,; and other Grand
eilows: tuesday. to Euclid. accompanied By
onsyalier Council: Thursday, to Valley Council.
tPr1a Council. accompanied by Mound City Coun-
The date of the official visit to st Charles
fcnncn hsa by request. been changed from May
ylessris eeunci, had nine application. and one
wes ths recipient Of q beautiful nsw banner pre-
s:::s;iasS xisa !, :e4s: y E E wisssss: is..ss;
ns. ~ BY 1s .na IS and
sd4Fssss. ~ Deputy I d ws,ther. J. j. fs.acs
Isdton Council had most enthusiastic meet
~ o. visitation night the grand, officers being
lara number. OF Visiting regents and meinbsrs q
sfnss councils making making total attendance OF
81 BY
received and ten candidates Initiated Duty IL
Srssor TRarsSy fS n Soss g. sy
ss,ens Sy The hsn K1ekerbockss SuaTsst capital
H .SS sGaresss. by MsssTs RssinsGn
Ssacefuiiy distributed among the visitors BY Ora
Fer and ,ssH fsnas IL T,
1saton style with one OF the finest programmes
ssn pared q make the event success /, win
"a csSu.:su venue. Yen. ,mpo.tans business sss
. spsciai interest 70 an members. and should be
S ,n!si.tiOns' Esssrs !. y short.i prs.iaing
AecDrmask Ward. Higgins stifsl Downs. To
&NGs: Jutz, oBrien and wilmartb: resdinxs
Heilne address by Deputy q. ". J. knight.
T. Il wilkins Of Sonnectieut was visitor.
0Agnetic Cuurcil had one application, Regent
y. b. p&meron presiding. Methods Of aSgres-
oei1 work were agreed upon, including hand
I5upd City Councils twentieth anniversary
o{60efed IN Svernowfng attendance Of members
81 EV6itorE. Among the former were the FOL
JSN1hG qf1gtnal charter msmbsrs: John q. Kil-
b dsosss S cSs.Iss ". 4u 49, ssnasi osss.
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I. q. o. b.

10. OF.
On Wednesday last Past Regent P.snaschla =;
:. the Rssssss A;;sas,y: ~. Ass steiner ,ss !.
la, St II .Ss naseSis 4.mes
:i.sS q. S Ss. and Ts ssu. ss'
An afternoon and evening session was s,e nsa
s. a n @s sss city fRs
The officers q the new lodge s5s Pat n %e.
Eary h Kerr light and isis %
grand Mr.. Susan saHnIsn 3Hd s, Mn McIsonsaiI:
Msra GAYS. and Mrs. Elmirsnds dlt:om; .,eosd.
r es ssei MIA Elia Graay ks
S.a shtia9 i.ag . E Es sG Me-
s:'si s'isss a e.ss: sssi ssa
The pas. nosi. grand. Mr.. M..y s ssaI Mans !:
and not willing she should be absent. sent ear
to II s,is:S
Ssaens 81 as' and 9i.hs. Tor
to5s vas n spsssn a oR s tss
q s. ere:saiss a sssa'tu l. sS
H S9sh: e sssss' in va &.
s;n sem sisters s.a.S and sIe.iie arfe Soaaaes.
Martha washington Lodge had weI-attena-
cd sna .Ho
Ms Ss ass Ms ME-. Mary sSk:
fF Wa. hG Lodss had Initiation and second
Miidey Encampment will have YatriaEehal.
Royal Purple and Golden Rule degrees 70 con:
fer There will be an election OF ofdcero and
Summit Lodge had double initiation. Thirteen
visitors from various jurisdictions were present
,InTAp nd of order.
Arcadian Lodge had two candidates foY The
First degree. TWO petitions for membsrship
s.. Louis Rebek.h Lodge was instituted Last
Wednesday night at poric Hall. odeon. ~ Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master r. NJ Abefcrom9is.
assisted by President OF the Rebekah Assembly,
MAJ Mary s.sss sna MIS- R6eas Afss
the lodge had been organized the ofncers were
elected and Installed as follows: Mrs. Stoner.
acting grand warden; Nrs Brewer gsan1 Iecrs
Ity. conducted the services. TwentS-seven an,
plsatiens fSS membsfslhiH were reeeys s aNa
STARR Nan aiiy saSiie and Mrs Eabeh
McDouYall were nominated delegates 70 the
Rebekah Assembly; the election to be held next
er ref the lodge presented to him Gne Sou
Mrs. STARK the recipient responding IN a happy
iavifaE ts members to make axe eth, ne
Laclede Lodge had one candidate for the m
itiatory. The Second degree was conferred Past
Grand Mssser "a Wilkerson presented Letter /. s
his appointment as district deputy 70 an the
Office made vacant BY tho death Of Past Grand
wiiasy Lods. had ono application for nnsm.
star had drill.
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Council meetings this week are: Monday. South
ell -
Council viii b made Friday. March q. at Odd
TellowI building. =
The enthusiasm which 10 going the round Of the
local league councils rsached Eureka Council
q ~ last meeting an excellent attendance Greet
ing the officers. including Supreme Warder Jo-
seph Aofsms, Supreme Representative Will B.
Weber. Adyieogy Archon John Weerts. Deputy
Supreme Archon 3. J. Stanley and Brother EaS-
ton Of Chicago.
Bfcehsrs Abrams and webber instituted Eel
towahtp Club which elected A. J. Waiting prees-
lent snd ycssph Heir escrstsry. Msmhers pres.
nj pledged Themselves to secure ne Is per cent
ast Ssia fas shs fTSt halS e ths ysaT. Addrsssss
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81. Louis Court. No. l. was well attended last
Wednesday evening by members ard visitors.
One candidate was initiated Sister Fem was
presented with handsome gold badge by Su-
preIue Deputy Durst for her zeal in securing new
members. having brought in fourteen since the
beginning of the year. A Eldon Duke was ap-
pointed press correspondent OF st. Louis
st. Louis Court will have but one more meet
Ing in their present quarters new hall hav-
ins been secured. the hrst meeting In which will
be q house warming.
Eureka Court. No. 36, was visited by goodly
number from st. Louis Court Thursday evening
Century Court at its regular meeting. Tuesday
night initiated six candidates ard secured FIVE APP
plications for membership. After the close Of
business the court INDUCED in entertainment.
Sister McCarty delivered humorous recitation
entitled "Tferney's Twins" Sister Kay respond
ed with a piano solo. Addresses for the good of
the order were made by Supreme Deputy W. A.
Dorst.s Colgrave. holland Spar. Dietrichs: also by
sister Fprey and Brother Hennessy. who were
visitors from Queen Esther Court. The Century
Quartet. composed OF Sisters Tierney, De- Bas-
tlana, Hickey ard Brother Doud. closed the even
tnGs pleasure with selections.
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ganixation - endeavoring to encourage the
formation Of such clubs In al parts Of the
city.
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on Deem mad. brief remarks for the good o,

Won poern made brief remarks for the good o.
tho order. ..,a,.
One esndidate was initiated. Interesting speeches
were made for the good Ct ths order 5y Nj.
NJ H F1nnegan. c. c. Dusan, A Senseflon' IL
Enrich and NJ: Tnrav9nat
Mound CITY Lodge By sDsci 4.1san sScnu.;
for q suchre. which was held last Saturday
night. A large assortment OF pres was con cs.
parity the ladies being active participants IN tns
games. All enjoyed q dance a1terwaros
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terminal Camp w. Of w.

Terminal Camp held It's regular weekly meet
large attendance Of members was present and
elected two new members. A lengthy report Of
the proceedings At the Head Camp Convention
held at Sedsiia. was read by Sovereign Cross.
The report detailed in full the nourishing con-
officers at Sedalia.
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Tho now Colonial Restaurant. Broadway
and Locust street. Is . marble palace
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Knight. and I.adie. OF security.

Security Council at its meeting Monday even
ing discussed the subject, "Do business Women
knights was selected Brother HENDERSON acted
as juose. and Brother Tariing as the leader Of
the affirmative and Brother Hunter the mega
tive. The verdict was that business women do
make good housewives.
Garfield Council will keep open house for Its
members aE0 friends at the next regular meet
Ing. March Is At the last meeting resoiu-
ton was passed rendering q vote or thanks to
Brother SEIder and wife for the many c0uTteses
their n,snagement Of the affairs 81 the En,shts
and Ladies OF Security in the city.
Harmony Council received eleven applications
for membership and initiated three candidates.
This places Harmony in Missourrs big family
she state prize banner. BY unanimous stand
Ing vote Harmony Council extended to Brother
and Sister Snider sin9orest gratitude for their
true and faithful services in behalf Of the coun-
Gil.
White Rose Council 10 still marching onward
toward the winning of the city prize banner,
it eir1ns Iwo appncatiGhs tor menosrsh ,R,,, al
ton at next meeting.