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HAPPENINGS OF WEEK
AMONG THE LODGES.
Catholic knights Plan Fourteenth
biennial Meeting and Various
Branches Elect Officers.

The Arrangements Committee for the re
ception and entertainment at the fonrteentn
biennial meeting OF the Supreme Council
larged in order to have every city branch
represented: The members are:
Branch IS q, Terence Martin; 81; Frank
III. McNamara: 100. Michael Zeiler; l26,
Thomas Knox; 1874. George NJ. Burke: las, l..
b. ard Maddox ;WSf ise. Charles Welsch; lS7. Rich
Shartrand; 24s. b. H. Schultz: 257, Peter
Byrns; 2 s. p L; MCLEOD: ss2. c: W; Lame,
P. Tetchter: sc7. Francis ram sii Fiemm; so s. James
Fitzgerald; 300. H. hermann: SL Julius
Bangreli; 4cS; Frank Stein: 407. A. ). Hen
Brazil; 434 John kaemmener: AZ. f. y.
Cafirey; 552. Frank Peters: 556. James l..
suter; 567, Richard Walsh: 500. F. J. Dandis;
Gerhard Boeker s:'7 IN. u James ne; I: B Bs:k m M;
s45, p. J. stretch: S6a. il. +. Thomas.
The State Officers paid a visit to st.
The meeting was well attended. Visiting
brothers were present from branches Nos.
2is. 800. So6, 42l. 4i and loo. Speeches were
Welsch of Branch No. 156, Ex-President
Grove of Branch No. 4si and Brother Hum
mel of Branch No. 800 also spoke. Refresh
meeting.
The second oldest branch in the State. ST.
Michaefs. No. 81. received a visit. Refresh
ments Were served and a general good time
was enjoyed.
Remarks for the good of the order were
made by the State officers. Brothers Refs
ing and Welsch of Branch No. i56 and
Brother Walsh of Branch No. 81.
st Peters Branch, No. 2+S. gave an en-
tertainment and hop last Wednesday night
al Concordia Turner Hall. The programme
was well arranged and a great success from
an artistic and financial standpoint.
branch No. 62 Will be visited by the
State officers next Sunday. The meeting
will be at l p. m. at ST. John Nepomuk's
School Hall. Newly elected officers: Spir-
itual director. the Reverend Jos. Hessoun;
president. Peter A. Heis; vice president,
John Dekarek: recording secretary, Math.
treasurer, Thomas NJ. Soehla: sergeant-at-
arms. JOS. kestranek: sentinel. Albert Ru-
zicka; trustees-W. Sesyna, Adolph KaS-
par and Anton Ruticka.
st. LiboriuS Branch, No. 30G, one of the
largest in the city, will receive a visit on
Tuesday evening. The officers are: Spiritual
director. the Reverend George A. Refs:
president. John T. Fechter: vice president.
John P%feifer: recording secretary, Frank
Schwartz: treasurer. Joseph Joering; ser
geant-at-arms. George H.. KNITTED; sentinel.
+. J. killian: trustees. John Busher. w. H.
Ha%rtenberger and Ferd Fahrenhorst.
ST. Asatha's Branch, No. 407. will receive
a visit by the State officers on Wednesday,
February II. The new officers are: Spirit
ual director. the Reverend l.. A. kutz:
president. A. J. Heinnerich: vice president.
HERMANN: recording secretary. Emil
mann: treasurer. VIM. Bollwerk: sergeant
alarms. Emil kossmann: sentinel. Herman
BueSe: trustees, Christian Nathe, Oscar
DoetSch and A. Bolliverk, Jr.
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Univer.nI Friend. of America,

George washinston Council. No. . had a good
meeting. Visitors from Lincoln. Grant and JEFF
ferson were present. There was work unGer the
new ritual and the council was decorated with
flags.
Lincoln Council had a rousing meeting. Work
was under the new ritual. Initiated five new
candidates and received two applications,
Jefferson Council. under Councillor Mack, opened
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Catholic knight. and Ladies.

The Adv,sory Board Of the c. K. & /. OF A.
will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Election of officers for 1903 and other
important business will be transacted.
Branch q gave n public entertainment and
euchre. Wednesday evening
Branch IS gave a public entertainment at Kick
stalled officers and enjoyed a music entertain
from Branches s2. SIS. IS. %. 81 and lS.
p. ]. Regain. supreme trustee, Installed officers.
followed by addresses by P. J. Regain. Mr.. Can
non. Mr.; ,Cronin; Mr.. Leonard. Mr.. Noonan and
Mr.; ,O'Brten, and songs bv Mr.. Corcoran. after
which refreshments were served to all.
Branch so will have regular meeting Monday
evening and Branches Sc and 49, Tuesday even
ing. at which business of Importance to the or
der In st. Louis will be discussed.
Branch ~; gave a complimentary progressive
euchre Friday evening. Branch 1a1 will have
oren meeting and installation of officers Thurs
invited.
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st. Louis Division, No. /, accomplished good
services during the month Of January. assisting
the great commander and the great record keeper
in installing the officers OF the various tents
throughout the city: The members have become
efficient IN their drill. and are now getting down
TO hard work. preparing for the supreme encamp-
ment, which is to be held in st. Louis during the
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Wednesday evening. Two app ications for re-
lief fund membership were received. and Broth
er George Laumann was elected representative
10 the Grand Lodge. A PropaEating Committee
was appointed. consisting Of Sisters Anna
Schindier. Augusta Bedcarzik and MaGdalene
Clover Leaf received one application for mem.
bership. The lodge will rush business next
THURSDAY evening. After the meeting a euchre
and dancing will be the feature. Bother Frank
Cox Is sick and will not be able to attend the
meetings for several weeks.
Protection Lodge will meet M xt Thursday even
ing. The Propagatfng Committee will he ap-
pointed and other business transacted by the
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Terminal Camp had a large attendance at is
meeting Wednesday night. a full complement
OF officers were present. Two new members were
Initiated and a routine Of general business trans
acted. II was decided to hold a ball in the near
future. the hall to be selected at the next meet
Ing. Addresses We're made by visiting sovereigns
Tucker. Numbers and Tackle. The aforementioned
is a candidate for head consul at the APPROACH
ing convention,
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sECRET sOcIETIKs.
ROYAL ARCAYUh.

ROYAL
GRAND COUNCIL, MISSOURI,
0 Royal Arcanum. 3O9-3l1 Holland
~ Building-A cordial welcome to visit
1922 ors. friends. brethren and members
~ from abroad. F. H. G. n.
Jere HaIdeman. Acting Grand Secy.
Iafa BENTON COUNCIL. NO. 1ss. r. A..
meets on second aud fourth Fridays OF
each month. in hall No. /. Odd Fellows
building. Ninth and Olive streets. Wis
ttors always heartily welcome.
E. F. wESCOTT, Regent,
SO North Sixth street
H. ]. Braun. Secretary.
~ FOREST PARK COUNCIL. NO. 81,
4Ok Royal Arcanum. meets the first and third
HS Tuesday evenings Of each month at Benz
ton Hall. northeast corner Prather and
Manchester avenues. at s O'Clock. Members are
requested to attend. Visitors cordially invited.
JAS. G. ROSBOROUGH, Regent,
w. A. Brasher. Secretary.
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Fifty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary.
REPUBLIC C
Marion; ILL.,, Feb. is. s. Wick. a retired
lumber dealer. and his wife celebrated
their ,ffty-ffth marriage anniversary ut
their home in this city to-day. They were
of a century ago.
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on time and closed promptly. 1t adopted the
new ritual and will decorate the altar with AZ
new flag.
Adams Council installed new officers under the
new ritual and Councillor Cuttin says he Will
make things hum.
Grant Council adopted the new ritual and new
decorations and is gong to have a euchre Fepru-
airy 20.
jrhe new officers are pleased with the way the
councils have accepted the new rituals and new
decorations and wish all the councils success TINS
Members of George Washington Council. Lin
coin, jefferson. Adams and Grant all gathered
at Mr.. Hinscn's home. No. 900 Mollanphy
street. and then marched to F.. b. Flockes
house, one block away and took him completely
by surprise ON his birthday. having a string
hand and refreshments along They enjoyed
themselves with dancing and singing and story
telling in the good old friendly way until the
early hours of the morning.
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Record keepers of the hives and all members
desiring to communicate with the State COM
mznder will address her at the Midland Hotel.
Kansas city. as she will spend the month OF
February in the interests of the order in that
city. expecting to return to st. Louis about
March j.
state Commander May A. C. Baikin has been
in Port Huron during the last week. attending
to her duties as supreme auditor.
Alvine Hive held a splendid review recently.
all members having a pleasant time. Initiation
OF candidates and installation of officers were
the features Of the evening Sir +. e. Mari
Stackle installed the officers elect, after which
refreshments were served and a social evening"
cnioyed by all present.
Lady Aldrich Hive has changed its place OF
meeting to Trips Hall. No. l4l2 North Grand
avenue. and will meet on the second and fourth 2
Monday evenings. The first review at the news
hall was largely attended. Mrs. milford. who
has been treasurer Of the Rebecca Lodge, L. o.
o. F.. for twenty-five wears. was made an honor
aty member Of this hive Miss Georgtia Raby
returned from Columbia. Mo. where she. read a
paper before the Missouri Press Association and
state Historical Society.
Jewel Hive. No. q. held an interesting review
Thursday evening and the members were out in
ini force Six applications were received: me
tuchre was such a success that the hive IN
tends giving another in the very near future.
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Two lodges from CollinsviIle, H.. were repre-
sented at the meeting of the Red Cross Lodge.
as well as large delegations from several city
lodges and visitors from Indiana. Texas and
Kansas. The amtplified first rank was conferred
upon eight candidates and five candidates elect
ed. Wednesday. night ten Pages will be advanced
to the rank OF Esquires.
Chevalier Lodge. No. 20. had a large attendV
ance at the convention held Wednesday evening.
a rehearsal Of the new senate for the ensuing
year was held.
Lafayette Lodge. No. Us, conferred the rank
of knight on four Esquires at the last conven-
ton. Al the next regular convention there will
be work in the rank OF Page on five candidate<
The rank work was witnessed by a large num-
Der OF members and visitors.
Robert L. Cowan Lodge, No. 131, met Monday
night. One candidate was initiated in the rank
Of Page. Several visitors were present from Sis
ter lodges. Next Monday there will be work in
the rank of Esquire.
Pytnagoras LNdge. No. 275. advanced one Es-
Quire to the rank of Knight at the last conven-
ton. The rank of Esquire will be conferred at
the next convention.
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Auxvasse, Mo, Feb. THE County Court
appointed W. H. Conner of this city super
tntendent of the County Farm of Galloway
County. vice ]. 7. Lloyd. who resigned.
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bers of Alpha attended the funeral. four Of the
members acting as honorary pallbearers.
Inc Entertainment Committee Will make its re-
poIt on tuesday evening. when 1t is expected the
uats wiii be fixed for the next entertainment.
me following councils will meet this week:
eiohuay: 81. Louis and Lafayette: Tuesday. AL
Phi wednesday. Irving: Thursday, Franklin;
frluaY Carondclet. Hyde Park. Unity. Stella,
txanir,e. Buena Vista. Saturday. Compton Hill.
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Mound City, Encampment, initiated three can
ship. i, viii. " Visit t'I Har TnpriSat camp .0f Ea %s"o St.
Louis, THURSDAY evening, February ~ when they
Patriarch Charles I. webster will accompany
Mechanics Lodge had one petition for member
ship. initiated one. candidate and conferred the
e c.'t Wo as / i 4 T fSTIssnf B.. were z. R Fsssee.si H. fen a.
Shelby and Charles Bets
nsT;hip. Monday night the Triple Link Society
ATTENDANCE. sixteen candidates were balloted for
hna T Te5r Ss present IS. M fsr ' Rssassn n II. n Scot, ms snd
Miss Alice Scott; from Martha washington
coed Of the order. The degree stan had regular
Ruth. Rsbekah Lodge. East St. Louis. will
have the following officers for the term: Maggie
TMIR'oin; n E. Carr grand iec asslIpe c sscre,s s!ss sT naly
Hewlett, financial secretary: Elizabeth Chapman.
Pride Of the West Lodge. Belleyille. ILL.,. cele.
S S1a,sd l lis sliysT a an1tsins II by ,,s giving a b . = mt
!ssss' o q s5S +. l i lss;:., 1 e r. s=;'5 EsT3's S4i ss fai!fs;
+; Msrf'1is gave Our orphs ss|"f Ha%Sen;; sisa
Odd Fellows Herald at Springfield. gave a his
tory of the order since its institution eighty-four
Our orphans home at Liberty. Mo. the pet of
schools. The building. which is valued at sloo. 90.
land: with orchard. dairy and garden, oar
brothers OF Arkansas are equally JubHant. having
appropriated 5000 for improvements. PennsyI-
vania has the second one for old people. with l0D
acres of land attached. The Odd Fellows of Vir-
ginia have located the home at Lynchburg and
will spend SIS. 900 in improvements.
Goethe Lodge installed the following officers:
August Brand. noble grand: William Kasting.
vice grand: Henry Mundt. recording secretary:
Herman Pesold. financial secretary: John r.
Payken. treasurer.
Iaclede Lodge had one petition for member
ship and initiated one candidate: Guy Bartlett
from Minneapolis: John NJ. Thompson. Orange.
Tex: W. r. Madden. Blaine, Ark: W. NJ. Tim
mons, Lebree. KY. were visitors. Will have
seven candidates fer the Second degree next
meeting.
Anchor Lodge will have double Initiation Mon
Alpha Lodge will have three candidates for in
ttiation Monday night.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
RED MEN.

oPECANCANOUGH TRIBE. NO. 70. M
proved Order OF Red Men, hold council dres al
Red Mems Hall. southeast corner Ninth and
Market streets. Hunting Grounds of st. Louis,
every Saturday evening at S o'clock. All chiefs
cordially invited. Z. J.. THOMAS. Sachem.
f. A. League. c. Of R.. 1885 Utah street.
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Knights of Honor.
Bremen Lodge had a good attendance and In
sick. A letter of thanks was received from Mrs.
N. J. Dumont for kind attention paid to c. T.
their claim fifteen days after his death. Mines.
c: James. schoenewald. Mennemeyer. Hopkins
and Schaefer addressed the lodge for the good
Of the order.
Germania Lodge transacted routine business.
with a good attendance OF members present.
William kollInan was reported sick. Messrs.
and interesting remarks for the good IF til.
order: An invitation having been extended the
to accept same and pay the lodge a visit in a
centennial Lodge received an application last
initiated at the next meeting. February IS. The
arrange for the refreshments and a smoker at
tn the ,G close of the next meeting. the members to
Oak Lodge prides itself as having the Youngest
are sFe active os Ss' snd h among eom ,hs e,iy the loa ssere, Work. Work.
TO memory; Four applications are pending for the
have a progressive euchre. and the members and
friends of sister lodges are invited to attend.
new srf hsiI. Tags faeier s snd bslm 1a1T' a mssiins One IN . asn[
didatn was initiated and the new officers were
and William Mackay Of oak. supreme Medical
k Asam'n e. e. T., k &, pa!t0a and B E + s sy,3Isr E. made +;
in..rss.ins remarks for the good of the order. A
ausuraied for an Increase Of m rsa III
Benton Lodge initiated one candidate and in
fRtaosa rnf T.. F. Sihf BoTnt as ,ss i pelfd msssins she Grand asrs1
monies assisted by the officers Of Benton Lodge
and William Bcde and Evers Of Germania Lodge.
AT the close of the meeting refreshments were
served. and a pleasant evening spent. The mem
beers of Germania Lodge paid Benton a fraternaI
visit and participated in the exercises.
.Chevalier Lcdge received three applications az
the last meeting. Deputy Grand Dictator Will
lam Musick. assisted by Special Deputy A. Z.
Holton. installed the officers. Interesting re-
marks were made by D.. A. Clayton. E. J. Lloyd.
Lundgren.. Schumacher and others for the best
interest Of the lodge and order.
Olive Branch Lodge had a good Attendance.
who are active. and have several applications
pending.
Columbia Lodge had a good attendance; one
candidate was initiated. The trustees were in
stalled. and at the close of the meeting refresh
ments were served. The proof OF death OF Ed
Winter was read.
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Royal League.


Meetings this week: Monday. south Side and
Greeley councils: Friday. Eureka Council.
At the last meeting of St. Louis Council every
officer was present and a good turnout Of mem
bers. Two applications were presented by Broth
er O. S. H!rsh. Deputy Supreme Archon Doctor
Jacobson promised to attend every meeting Of
the council this year. or buy Scribe Friedlander
a new silk hat.
Hamilton Council had an excellent attendance
at Its meeting Monday last. Deputy Supreme Ar
chon H. c. Harris was present and installed the
officers. Advisory Scribe W. E. Newman was a
visitor and presented an application. An appli-
cation was also presented by Brother Will b.
Weber. One candidate was Initiated.
This council has inaugurated a series of four
progressive euchrc parties for members, award
ing one prize to the winner each evening, and a
grand prize to the winner of the series. The
first of the series was played after the meet
ing. the prize. a handsome gold scarf pin. was
won by Brother Newman.
West End Council had one application at the
social member. Although a very stormy even
ing. there was nevertheless a good attendance.
including Deputy Supreme Archon L. F. Pueil-
mann. The new archon. Brother George NJ. Gi-
bert. and a picked team. conferred the degree
on the candidates like veteraps.
Under good of the order. MEMBERS inauSurafed
2 mock debate. to test the parliamentary know
ledge of the archon. who was kept in ignorance
of the plan. Brother Gilbert. however. proved
himself equal to the task and master of the sit
uation.
A melting of the Advisory Board was held Fri
day evening in the parlors of Future Great Coun-
ell. at which dates of the spring series Of Of
fcial visitations were announced.
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Century Court had a lively meeting Tuesda.
ing eleven applications for membership. 3
Kraemer. who had returned from a trip to Ney
visit.
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Degree of Honor A. O. U. W.

Murrell Lodge gave its second anniversary
dance on Thursday evening, February 5. at An
Choir Hall, jefferson and Paik avenues, which
proved to be a thorough success. both socially
and financially. Supper was served and the
dancing continued until late. This lodge met on
Friday night. with a good attendance. and re-
ceived several applications for membership.
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knights and Ladies' of Security.

White Rose Council will give its first euchre
and hop February 10 at the council hall, Michi-
gan avenue and Bowen street. Elegant prizes
VIII be awarded. The experienced and energetic
workers OF this council have given their best eff
forts to make this initial entertainment a pro-
nounced success. and extend a cordial invitation
to all sir knights and ladies' and their friends to
be present.
Harmony Council met January 81, with the
usual good attendance and good feeling. Several
excellent talks were made by members and visit
ors. Worthy Of special mention was the inter-
esting speech by Brother Tibbles. Harnony's
enthusiasm Is growing. and she mas entered the
race for the banner.
The central organization of the knights and
Ladies' OF Security of the city held an interest
ing meeting last Tuesday. Preliminary steps
were taken in the matter of appointment of an
arrangement committee for a ball to be given
some time early In April.
Security Council is proving her ability to ex-
Gel in the regular meetings. held each week. Her
Dost-graduates in oratory and wit, Brothers Mon
roe. Musselman. Tarling. HENDERSON and Hunter.
ably assisted by Brother Fem Of Anchor Coun-
Gil. made last Mondays meeting, interesting.
Open February o: admission by card. which can
be obtained from members, Exclusive talent has
been secured for this occasion. and an evening OF
merriment Is assured
Mckinley Council met Thursday evening to
transact regular business. Several applications
for membership were received. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Drill Of Anchor Council were present,
and added much to the enjoyment Of the even
ing.
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New York Bond Sales.
SPECIAL.
New York. Feb. Bond sales:
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cian Campbell viii meet next TUESDAY evening
a.ar nan. corner Grand and rsaston avenues. An
'nIvt'stlnS meeting is anticipated.
The royal treasurer. John Hill loses no time
~ chetks Ior the payment Of death claims.
VIZ more IMAM sA.pU hdiance ON hand, all war
ahh,s. IL property made out. are honored and
the same day. During last week. checks to the
amount OF S.2O were sent out in payment Of
death claims. without cost or deduction of any
kind. one going all the way To Aberdeen scot
land.
The general amusement committee OF the COM
bintl clans or this city made a partial report
on the Burns celebration last week. stating
among other things that the celebratiou was a
suctaas. the atienuinC, Iarscr t.tun several Tor
mer anairs combined. a:d from a financial stand
point tn. rereir's so far have ruore than doubled
also adds that arrangements are already under
way lynki ng toward the securing of a larger hall
for tn. annual celebration next year.
y w"ll-atfrndrd and YER. inter slim meeting
at its hall. Grand and Easton avenues. owing
to the absence IF Chief Charles Stewsyt. who is
be!n: detained at his home owing to tn. serious
Illness OF Mrs. Stewart. L. G. Gum occupied the
Uartialify.
a large delegation from Clan Campbell. headed
by the genial and ever smiling chief. Ed Mckay,
were present as visitors. Tue benelts Of tie
the visit Of the royal Officers. are now being re-
AIMED in the SNAPS of applications for member
snip. three being presented during the evening
ana referred TO committees NJ investigation.
one candidate was bailDtcd for and duly elect
ed to become a member of the elan. Under good
or Inc order. clansmen Gum and Logan received
solid gold badges. eublcinatic of L. order. TO.
bringing in the greatest number OF Numbers dur
Ing the last term. The presentation was maze
by the royal deputy. John G.. Grant. IN behalf
Of the royal clan.
and others Of Clan Campbell. the royal treasurer.
John HUI and Alexander TAFT.
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DOCTOR ANNIE NEWL AND.

,onnnements, $40: trained nursing, elegant ac.
SoE1modations: free homes for infants. II desired:
iaoies treated for 80 Treatment guaranteed); reg
ulator u only: private. reliable. secluded. IL
censed home. where YOU are well treated and
scuI care guaranteed: private diseases a spe-
cialty. 2617 Olive at.
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woODMEN OF AMERICA.

MODERN OF AMERICA CT
Louis Camp, No. 30S0-Meets second and fonrth
Friday. at Fraternal building. Eleventh and
Franklin. All neighbors cordially Invited. A"u
Frank Thoma. Clerk.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAA.

BURLINGTON LODGE. NO. 1856. X. OF
~ p. meets Wednesday evening at Light
~ stones Hall. Eleventh and Franklin ave.
nue., 5 o'clock sharp. Work in rank OF
Esquire. Visiting knights always welcome.
JOHN n. ROCHE C. c.
Attest: Frank O'Connor. X. r. 4 S.. 4S1sA
EastOn avenue.