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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
PAUL BEUHLER,

sssspt fail bsss%eas @ se,'ss all pipsd Tor hsat.
screens, window shades, gas range, gas axtures.
globes. electric bells. hot and cold water wood,
Il fa n %e.9 @ ha
$4,000 for good 12rcom house. strictly modern,
! steam heat hardwood finish and hcors lne
Sd eay S, inside, 18th st. II you want good
home walking distance, at a bargain don't fail
| 81. .000-Good sevenroom house. cellar, cistern.
good WELL city water vet sink gas 1fxtures stH
es
alley ees wthn Ii otsb Blocks s Of ennepn and
Lake st; fine eighth, ward location: everything
goes If taken in one week; owner obliged to
$500 .ss fS f 9a
stairs rented for SIS per @ month; haze good 1
water meter. good basement, fine range, storm
connection; everything goes If taken in one week;
this is !, the re best Portland v snap we eyer offered
but circumstances compel the owner to leave
81 Gsity yso hence enc this great sacrifice -.
good well; all we'll built and almost new: rented
9 S %f p ept q an fce9 aad
don't fail to look this up; remember buildings
$4,000 for this nice nine room house. all modern
except heat: arranged for two families: good
barn. full lot. never vacant. always rented SIS
per month; pleasant. near Lake st.
date home: hardwood finish; full basement, best
S ne aTb s best span
one Of the finest and latest up-to-date roll:
rim enamel sinks with enamel nickel trimmed
back; hot and cold water: fine gas fixtures, win
dow shades. tirst-class furnace. electric bells,
stone walks. fine shade trees: in fact. a com
tets ess war Den eay hof But e9s
this your prompt attention II you are looking for
an elegant ur-to-date home at small price.
$3500 takes frst-class, strictly modern. warm.
well-built 12.room up-to-date house, arranged
plumbing. fine furnished laundry room. very best
siphon toilet closet best porcelain tub and
washbowls on both floors, servants room finished
In attic for each family: separate vegetable Gel
lar for each family: 55-galon hot water tank;
go in the deal, If closed up in Is days.. Upstairs
leased for one year at S24 per month 70 good
mt down st sars g ready to make Lease
total of $50 per month. House only two years
old and built for home: has deadair space wall
and deadair space basement walls. which make 1t
an entirely frost-prcOf house and basement: fine
large porehes: stone walks and steps, shade
very handy to car: In fact. a, first-class, conf
plete home. located in one OF the best locations
In North Minneapolis. Terms. 81 800 down. bal
ance So per month II you want something good
ST., ,O0O-Strictly modern 12-room house. facing
Ridgewood av. This is very fine; don't fail to
s2,7oo takes good:nine house. arranged for
shade trees, nice barn, facing east on 18th av S.
inside 9th st.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
PAUL BEUHLER,


ine open nickel plumbing. elegant gas fixtures,
best hot water heating plant, hardwood finish
and screens; good for one week only; locat ation,
Oakland av. near Franklin. between Park and
Portland; elegant location and walking distance;
rents for $50 per month. ..,-s
Sl,350-For quick sale for this elegant sweet
home of six rooms fine cement cellar. city water
In house, wet sink. storm windows. screens,
stone walk, large woodshed extra fine shade
trees, house newly cedar .shngled. papered and
gadnsd elegant leg Is large IL lot facing Polk st. inside
block to sth and Central car note size of
lot, 43x190: first time offered; can rent 1t for SIS
Per month; no doubt rare snap; taxes only
$75o-Just taken on mortgage elegant little
city water in house, sewer and iar stone Walk in
street and paid for; rented $S per month; fine
large east front lot to alley. one block to Minne
haha car, near 2Sth Terms, $3.50 down. Title
$500 takes 7.roon, house and barn. city water;
Lake ST. one block to corner; snap
$1,000 takes good Groom house and large lot
facing 4th st NE. near 18th av: no doubt big
snap: rental capacity. S25 per month; fine home,
house aot 4oSia5 to alley. east front on Logan
nv N; inside Ssd. Just taken on ST 700 mortgage
$l,OO0 for tlree-ro room house and barn, good cel
lar and we'll, city water and walk McNair av
and 9th n three large lots; viii trade for
house north and pay cash difference.
$2,700 takes broom house, all modern except
heat has the very best of hardwood finish, and
open plumbing: this nice, warm, well-bui1t, up
to-date home is located nice east-front lot
In Oak Park, within easy Walking, distance to
business. If you are looking for a dandy home
and big bargain; don't fail to see this. e
$4,000 takes good Groom house. all modern ey-
cept heat. hardwood finish. parquet floors, gas
fixtures, storm windows and screens, shade trees,
stone walks and steps fine large lot, 45x1a2 to
20-foot alley: Nicollet av. near 9th st; all in
frst-class repair: big snap.
81 ,l50 takes this nice sweet little home of FIVE
rooms, city water in house, elegant shade trees
good cellar, stone walks. Waterman and sewer
in street and paid for: facing Emerson inside
Plymouth: walking distance Fine lot: 5Ox75.
$1,750-Ninc-room house and barn; house suit
able for two familiesi hot and cold water In
kitchen; newly papered and pointed outside; new
roof; large corner lot, jS1A @127 to alley: will
rent at least for $50 per month: Lake ST., inside
18th s. Call and for terms
So, 800 takes good 14-room house, arranged for
two families; storm windows. screens and DOORS
good barn. fine lot, 16u feet deep, facing Murphy
park: walking distance; always rented for $25
per month; never vacant; no doubt bargain.
SO, 900 takes good 10-room house, arranged for
two families; water, good cellar for each family;
cstern water up and down stairs big barn; east
front lot, 42x13l near Spring st NE. Walking
distance.
S2,100 takes two good six-room houses. good eel
lar, cstern, well water, storm windows and
screens: shade trees, stone walks; fine large lot
facing 18th s.. inside 2Sth ST. always rented
$25 per month.
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BOARD AND ROOM

A SUITE OF ROOMS AND A SINGLE ROOM
Hotel Wayerly. IS
EoR RENT-BoARD AND ROOMS AT HOTEL
Southern. corner 4th av s and 9th st: one suite
with bath; two single: May 4.
TWO FURNISHED HooMs AND BOARD, ALSO
table boarder wanted. 314 7th st s. a s.
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S o. o. o o q 90 q o 90. o 90 o o d
CANADIAN LANDS. es q
For large or small (improyed or unina- o
pfoved) tracts nf lsnd. Western Canada
write Canadian west Land Cos. hank of 3
Hamilton, Chamber. Winnipeg, Can. q
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81 s4,soo-soxlso, DOUBLE HOUSE oF RooMs
each: city water. gas. bath, closet, hot
and cold wa ter cellar and barn. This
- = property Is located on Lyndale av; near
Hawthorn, and is easy walking distance.
want to sell this. and might consider
something less If sold now. 1t is a bar
gain. Look it mp at once.
81, 4,so0-45x12s, a handsome nine-room modern
house; house; ,. hardwood " finish tile mantel and
handsome bedrooms and bathroom on Sec
ond floor: hardwood floors throughout; open
nickel plumbing; fine basement, vegetable
cellar laundry and splendid furnace. This
property was built two years ago and is
very handsome home. Reason for selling,
leaving the city. I want to sell this.
Come and
S30OG-4OX12S, Bryant av S. near 26th st, with
good eight.room modern house, parquet
floors In hall. parlors dining-ro and one
bedroom; mantel and CRATE; open plumb
ing; combination heat, and barn. - bar
gain. .- -.-.s.r. .
WALTER L. BADGER;
800 Oneida Building
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49, e
Sl,4oo-b1x12s, FINE CORNER ON DUPONT
av and 26th st; all improvements on ave-
nue.. tS y w. 80. .
ST. 100-5Ox49 Irving av near ed st; east front,
or 10Ox149. So, 200. =, n - :,
81, ,0oo--;4ox129, Girard av near 22d ST. all i'm:
provements in. ~'1@. - -.-7',' &c Er
81. .000-45x165. Pillsbury av. near 36th st. ="
$6OO-42x123, Park av, near Both st. s757>-s
$425-45xl2S, Emerson av, between 31st and
H.. 32d SITS. --- Z. =
$4oo-46x150 Penn az, near Kenwood parkway,
y east front. il =. X: 81 :
$2o0-4Ox126. Knox avt n. between 34th and 35th
SITS; I want an offer on this. .
$150-5Ox122 Bloomington av, near 37th ST. east
$1oo-5sx127, Goth av S, near Goth st: east front.
$2O0-.40x127 Blatsdell .av. inside of 43d ST. :
have number Of fine lots here They lie
fine and cheap. q Ess - .s. b s-4S
$500 to $40O for lots in Fair Ground addi-
tion. Franklin av and Oath st.
Notice. have number of lots between
4 18th and Goth avs NE and 9Th st and Monroe
at prices ranging from $125 and upward.
49, WALTER L., BADGER, .,s.:=, (;
&. 5000 Oneida block.
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Unimproved.

Unimproved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. ANTHONY
Park, Walton Park. Rosedale Park. or for
bargains everywhere send for maps. ETC., to
Edmund G. Walton. 300 Hennepin. av LAG
LOTS NEAR THE LAKES AT A BARGAIN FOR
: cash; prices from SIS to 81, 200 each. J. c.
Sterling, 807 Phoenix. ~. 5g.,-..- r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
WANTEDREAL ESTATE


CAN SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR CASH;
try my Goth century plan. Seldom fails ].
A. Walters New York Life building
WANTEp-TO BUY FOR CASH "A BUILDING
lot, between 42d st and Fort Smelling. State
OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots In all parts OF the city; especially eighth
ward and Sunnyside; have mnny applicat ttons.
u you want to sell. see me. Walter L.
Badger. 800 Oneida block. Y ssT. s. n
REAL ESTATE WANTED AND FoR SALE
Call or write us for lists. Consolidated Land
Co., 435 Temple Court =. . -
WANT $500 HoME-HAvE CLEAR LANDS,
cash. acres; want large plot OF ground with
good barn. Hobart Land Co., Phoenix bldg.
CASH PAID FOR BARGAINS IN FARM LANDS.
Z. If you wish 10 SELL send me details. We buy
bargains. Hobart Land Co., Phoenix building.
WILL TAKE CASH OR REAL ESTATE FOR A
good clean business in the east; pays 5000 per
month; compelled to cell; you can't AFFORD to
overlook this: 419 Boston block.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

$500 - 47xl2s; 1o-RooM MODERN
a.,, floors throughout, four mantels and
freplaces, open plumbing. fine basement
with brick arched partitions. A very
handsome and attractive exterior and
a dne corner lot on Sd av S. In Ba-
ker's second addition. This property
cost over $4,000 and was built about
five years ago. It's big bargain.
=. ...s= WALTER l.. BADGER, -.
500 Oneida block. s"'t 49, :,
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g, $50 FoR ll-RooM HOUSE. MODERN EX.
9. s. Woodruff, 6o6 Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29

EXCELLENT LANDS IN HIGHLAND, FOSTER
and Eddy counties, North DAkota. Write for
Lists. Barnes Bros, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-29
REAL EsTATE-ExCHANGE

>~~~S~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
WILL TAKE DENVER PROPERTY IN Elk
change for two clear east front lots In Port
land Park addition to Minneapolis. Address
Box I'LL Denver, Col. IA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
National Union.

- oLDEN GATE COUNCIL Of the Ma
/ tional Union on the evening of Au-
gust %, received an official visit
from the San Francisco Cabinet. There
was a large attendance of members, as
well as of visitors. After the obligation
of candidate and the transaction Of rou-
tine business, the team that has been
selected TO confer the degrees upon the
candidates at the large class initiation to
be held some time in October in Golden
Gate Hall, gave its first evidence Of abil-
ity to do the work, which was almost
faultless, and after one or two more
drills will be able TO do the same to per
lection. at least that is the purpose of
those composing ii. The council closed
without form and then the meeting was
turned over TO the speaker who had pro-
vided an interesting programme of enter
tainment. The principal speaker on be-
half of the cabinet was ]. A. Ross. presi-
dent of Pacific Council. who spoke of
home and home life Then there was half
an hour of funny sayings by ]. Never.
vocal selections by the councils quartet.
barytone solo by c. L. Gage and a short
talk by W. x. Wheelock, ex-president of
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can TO reach the 1000 mark under the d.
rectiOn of b. F. Wise, the president and
+. *. Teeter, the secretary, with the as
sistance Of the hard workers OF the club.
At the first meeting in August thirteen
applicants were admitted to membership
by initiation and on the last Wednesday
in that month eleven more were admitted.
Golden Gate Circle Of the Women Of
Woodcraft on the last Thursday in August
gave a Japanese party in the eastern hall
Of the Shiels building. 1t was a very
pleasant affair that was carried on under
the supervision OF Matte McAvin. who
was the floor manager; Captain Allie Per-
rim, Lizzie kamena, Theresa Cassinelli,
Hattie Brown and Agnes B. King. Many
Of the neighbors Of the circle were attired
in japanese costume and the one who
represented Orientslism most perfectly
was Neighbor Miss Jacobs. Guardian
Neighbor Mrs. Mary Mackel and Past
Guardian Neighbor Mrs. Kaufman lent
valuable assistance TO make the affair
the success that IL was. Mrs. Schneid-
windt mas donated a beautiful sofa cush-
ion 10 this circle TO be disposed Of for the
good Of this subordinate.
Redwood Circle will have a first-class
entertainment and dance in Eagles Hall
on the evening Of September S. Neighbor
Mrs Blangy is directing the committee
that is TO have charge of this affair
The official visit by the visiting commit
tee Of the red hot compaign to California
Camp on the last Monday in August and
the reception that was rendered at the
same time in Native Sons Hall by the
camp TO DAVID Oliver Jr., editor Of the
Pacific Woodman, was one of the great
est events that has taken place in Wood
craft in this State since the
Fernbrook initiation. Every camp in
the city was represented, the de-
gree teams Of the local camps and
one from Oakland were on hand in uni
form and these led by a band of music
escorted the guest Of the evening, in the
company Of Prince" Laurance Vincent.
10 the stage and as they entered they
were received with vociferous applause.
The guest Of the evening was welcomed
by Joseph A Wilson, chairman OF the
evening, and he was then presented by
Prince Vincent on behalf of the canp
a set Of handsomely engrossed and
framed resolutions in remembrance of
the occasion. This was followed bv the
appearance on the stage OF the drill team
OF California Circle OF the Women of
Wcodcraft, when Guardian Neighbor Mrs
p. Ross on behalf Of the circle presented
Mrs. Oliver a beautiful chocolate set to
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Knights of Pythias.

- OLDEN GATE LODGE OF the
knights of Pythias conferred the
knight rank one esquire in a
manner that won for the officers a great
deal of favorable comment. One member
was admitted by card and several appli-
cations were presented and referred.
Chancellor Commander W. r. limerick
has been granted two months leave Of
absence, as he is about to visit Arizona.
During his absence his station in the
lodge will be filed by Vice Chancellor Dr.
Joseph Ardenyi. who has proved himself
fully competent to discharge the duties
of the higher Office and to deliver the
charges to candidates in a most creditable
manner.
This lodge gave its first social IN the
early part Of August under the auspices
of the social committee and it proved a
pleasant affair. More than two-thirds OF
the members were present and very
agreeable evening was the result.
The various companies Of the Uniform
Rank of the Knighst of Pythias Of the
domain of California are making ar
rangements to attend the Supreme En-
campment, to be held in Louisville, KY,
August, 1904. San Francisco Company No.
Sc is in line and in order to secure funds
to defray the expenses the company has
decided to give a series Of entertainments
and socials, also exhibition drills, the pro-
ceeds of which will go into the encamp-
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Independent Foresters.

- HE entertainment recently given by
Court Diana IN its hall on Eddy
street was attended by as many as
could comfortably crowd into q
There was fine musical and literary
programme. Supreme Deputy Chief
Ranger G. Q. Stewart delivered an inter
esting address on the condition Of the
order and OF what IS being done for the
class initiation.
Court Seal Rock Is taking IN a number
Of applications at each meeting and Is
obligating candidates for the purpose OF
holding them for the class initiation.
Court Southern Heights was TO have
celebrated the anniversary OF It's insti-
tuition in few weeks. but in view OF the
fact that the Supreme Chief Ranger VIII
be in this city on the nth OF October to
attend the large class initiation which
will be held in Golden Gate Hall, the
court decided to postpone the celebration
until that date. and the programme OF en-
tertainment and dancing the court viii
arrange will be enjoyed Immediately after
the initiation. The court has agreed 10
decorate the hall in a lavish manner and
1t promises a fine programme OF enter
tainment.
The court in Stockton is securing men,
bers and holding them TO present them
to the Supreme Chief Ranger when he
visits that city during the session OF the
high court OF California
Court Oakland is working hard to Sc
cure some Of the prizes that have been
offered by High Chief Ranger Cooper to
the three courts which, within a stated
time, shall show the greatest gain
Court Golden Gate had open meet
ing for its friends during the last week
and presented a most pleasing programme
of music and song. General Deputy High
an
entertained the audience with dialect
stories.
Court Yerba Buena is stu actively at
work arranging for the picnic TO be held
at Camp Taylor September 9.
o. B. Parkinson, recording secretary OF
Court Yosemite OF Stockton, called at
Forestic Headquarters IN the Call Annex
last week and told of the work the court
is doing to receive the high court officials
and representatives in October.
During the last week seven candidates
were obligated IN Court Precita and Ave
in Diana.
on September Court Acacia had an
open meeting for its friends in its hall in
the Pioneer building. Under the direction
Of Chief Ranger o.. K Brown there was
offered for the entertainment OF the mem
bers and the invited guests an excellent
musical and literary programme, which
was added TO by a remarkable exhibition
of hypnotism by District Deputy Nielsen
After the programme refreshments were
served and there was a short programme
of dancing.
High Chief Ranger Cooper was IN Stock
ton recently and while there selected
headquarters for the high standing COM
mittee. These will also be the headquar-
tiers Of the supreme chief ranger, DR..
Oronhyatekha, who win, before the open
ing Of the High Court IN the city named.
be in San Francisco October II, on which
night there Will be a large class initiation
in Golden Gate Hall.
The reserve fund Of the Independent Or
der Of Foresters on the first Of last July
amounted to Sc, SIS, 165.
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remind her of the anniversary of her
marriage to the editor Of the Woodman.
The two recipients made pleasant re-
sponses. This was followed by a pro-
gramme Of music and songs. as we'll as
speeches. Those who participated in the
programme were the California Camp or
chestra. California Camp quartet, w.
Purdy, Billy Hynes, Clarks mandolin and
guitar club and ]. J. Colgan, while those
who were on the programme for adj
dresses were Merton c. Allen, p. f. Gil
roy, chairman Of the visiting committee;
L. Vincent. Mayor Schmitz, who is a
member OF Golden Gate Camp; a. J.
Weinart and others. d. /. Mayer read
number Of kilograms from the head camp
officers congratulating California Camp
and the editor of the Woodman There
were a number Of persons who were to
have entertained the 1000 persons present.
including a number OF ladies, but for
lack Of time they were "cut out" The
programme was followed by a spread in
the banquet hall for 1000 persons. It was
announced that California Camp never
does anything by halves, and the commit
tee, composed Of l.. Vincent o. L. May
ers, Leo de Cardona, H. Nordman and NJ.
]. Levy, was highly complimented for
what it had done in the interest of Wood
craft
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a very large number of people and for
excellence and variety the programme
excelled anything ever before given by
this council. 1t reflects great credit on
the committee Of arrangements, consist
ing of r. ]. Walsh, chairman; W. A. Gal
win, A. s. Nelson, W. F. Yates, Edward
Dillon Jr., c. E. Torres. II. W. Mass, A.
Fl. Joost and f. Eskin. The following
were the numbers presented: Hanover
ian Song" the Berkeley Quartet; instru-
mental music. by a banjo, mandolin and
guitar club; THE Whirlwind Dance" by
Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Irma Roper.
This number by the performers who are
under II years OF age, captured the audi
ence and the little ones were forced to re-
turn four times in response to the vocifer-
Gus applause. Violin solo, Hugo Poheim;
darky melodies, by T. A. Smith, with
humming accompaniment by the Berkeley
Quartet; mOnologue, c. r. Morse; barry
tone solo. Joe Egan; Nut Brown
Maiden" the Berkeleyites; banjo and
mandolin sextet, ION the Levee," Berke-
ley Quartet; monologue, Milton Schwartz;
vocal solo, "Geneveive." c. r. Morse:
recitation and dance Master Barton. and
''Bola." CALIFORNIA; song. by California
University students and the quartet.
Those from the university who con-
tributed are: T. A. Smith, c. B. Mills.
]. S. Mills NJ. Jeffries, DR.. Samuel Block,
Milton Schwartz. H. Poheim. Virgil
Sherry. II. Merrill and c. r. Morse.
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- HERE was a crowded house at
the open meeting OF the Califor-
MIA Circle Of the Women Of
Wo0dcraft on the evening Of
August q in Its forest In the Ma
tive sons building. on the occasion Of
The open meeting when strangers
were welcomed For their entertainments
there was an interesting programme Of
varied numbers. which involved an exhi-
birion of physical culture under the lead
c-shi2 ~ Mrs. Cummings by z Ruthe
n HouseWorth, Miss watkins and Miss
Hoag; accompanist Miss Edith Straub;
''just a word or two" about woedcraft
as exempMfed by the circle. Prince"
Laurance Vincent Of California Camp:
Indian club swinging. n Lewis; recita-
ton, Miss Tanner; piano solo, Mrs A O.
MahOney. recitation, Mrs ". y. Clark:
and specialties by Ncighbors De Roc0 Of
Western Addition Camp. DR.. Clark.
EeiEhbor Nathan. Guardian Neighb0r
Mrs Ross Cf the Host Circle and Neigh
Dor Stock az Golden Gate Camp Alter
The programme, a collation. was served.
This camp is working hard to make its
grand bah, 10 be given IN Red Mems Hall
september l6. q great success
The anniversary entertainment given in
the assembly hall OF the Pioneer building
was enjoyed by many Of the members,
and many ladies and gentlemen who are
not members Of WOodcraft The affair
was conducted 70 a successful issue by
the following named committees: Social
n1mittee-Chairuan Dr. c. W. Goodaie,
James J. Mackel. S. A. McHugh. J. F.
McElr0y, A. il Hansen; reception
committee-Chairman James J. Mackel,
J. j. Mcdonald. F. J. Kelly, r. Nc
Cormack. T. Michaels: floor manager, J.
1fcCann; assistants-TI. A. Hips. J. F.
MackeI. l. Wolfe. A. Lindenbaum, NJ
. Levlns0n, D. Mackel, F. Rice, J. J. Hur-
icy.
The programme Of entertainment in
cluded the following numbers: Vocal Sc
Iections. Philip Lfndenba UNI: piano duet,
the Misses Landers; vocal selections,
Frank Mackel; piano solo, Miss Gertie
Unified; specialties, Baby" McHugh;
comicalties, George Ryan; fancy dance,
Irene Kamena, and vocal selection J.
Warren After the programme there
were twelve numbers and three extras.
The Choppers Friendship Club, which
Is the sick benefit feature Of the Wood
men Of the World in this city, is working
W membership and Is doing all that IL