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Mechanics Lodge had a large attendance. Four
second degree and one the third. Charles A. Bic
singer. the efficient Legree master. resigned his
stead, The officers for the ensuing term We're
Templ,, Lodge had two candidates for in,,io-
tiCu. The officers for tn" ensuing term will he
installed next meeting. There will also be de
. AlrNa inlgc will have installation OF officers
81. Louis Lodge installed officers on January :.
IN the absence Of Deputy J. II; crane; Ed VII
stone Of Monet. No. and John F. Housot,e o.,
North Gar3Iina We're yisii9 +
MARTHA Washington Lodge last Monday nigh, b b.
t,y Mr. FL C. Bennett; Srand marshal; Miss
iing. grand secretary Mrs. NJ. T.. Ren. srind
financial secretarx; Miss Louise Deinninrsr.
for the occasion and received applause from The
large audience present. Ms. Louise Brewer. ,e-
firing nolle Gi'nd was presented with a hue
}qH.l 'Hs gIgseG 1T xbicb spS s,,a being made ~
ance during her term in office. After the install
abundance. Mrs. G.neyra l. Miller. president II
the AUXILIARY Board Of ManaFsrs of the ,Frater-
calIed on and spoke at length on the prorr.ss
and interest ssins i f2Sm by! by The he ladies q he
given cut by her reads as follows:
Manners feel that tbs action Of he Board aiG Hf
Directors in assigning to the women a place in
f mstti Erf to show The brS.hTen thai t insm a6 9n thsir
the recognition aud are their equal in rraternaI
work, II is an opportunity 10 make a record
and they appeal to every woman fraternaIist To
mt forth her best efforts to make it a proud ono
iIt each one promptly contribute the mite asked
for to the end that all may feel a proprietary
interest and have a home in the great structure +"
Pride Of the West Lodge had one candidate for
Initiation. This lodge 10 stendily building up.
and the treasury is in good condition. Next Tues
day night the officers will be installed.
Schiller R.hekah Ledge installed the following
officers. District Deputy T. GundIach. assisted
by W. Frederichs. y. Fisher. e. Klocks and q
pfeirer. conduct.n ne the ceremonies. Annie Nuns
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Social Ip.gr'a- No. los. had a delightful meet
In though me attendance was small. cold
Weather being III. cause. Two candidates wer,
t,,fint,d RHsIugss WIS promptly dispatched,
wi,b several new names enrolled for member.
sh,S rms cirCl. win have Iol members when ali
tn new inifinttors arc addict f1r December. \
N.-v nIaasinc feature Of the evening was the
f,rt mar Th6nr.s NJ, Rogers. the GtStfict deputy
nf washirrtnn u e. who il here On business,
fouut his wav To- social League. tie was es-
I,r.oI +, tr.. r-af.orrr and made a speech. Mr..
Rogers is n polished speaker. and iis words OF
urals, Tor M. standing Of the T.. X. I. wrr,
,,ustturIy apulauC.d. fie promised TO be at
IiGhsn,'s hi, ,,rn u,,etin. Tuesday night.
t:,.ut,n circle No a., has ,.nr trr state
banner in IA. contest t,r fr. IIst six months.
t;r..tr enthusiasm was created At tn. meeting
,Ttgn,siay NIGHT when fnt faCt was announced
the ,iapr:tv7 j. NJ. CaraEh--. President Johannes
ora ali the officers. as veil as working mem
iefs. among wnum is sister Catherine stretch.
Who Inns aided more new mempc.S than perhaps
any one person in the circle. PueIic presentation
nr m. b,una- viii L.. made Wednesday night.
.Ia,,i,ry ~ nj IN, hnu. No. aanr Park avenue.
Tower Iirov. had a rousing meeting, with four
limitations and good prospects for many more.
sister Quinlisk is 4 successful wortSer in the
line OF new members. Al tho members feel they
will win back the banner the coming six months.
Hone circle had /. sood meeting. and in the
last month has added a score of new members.
President q /. Recknan has a hne lot of Of
fccrs. and the nrembers all are Interested in
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The installation of officers has been the wo,l
during the last week. Grand Gha1cciiSr '"S :,
EireS has held joint Installations # variou.
b I"@tssi also anu hal i%''f their fhS 5RHiE III UNI An G rss5snd {,
to the calls made upoa them
Wednesday evening Installed me following ~.
nceiS; Stanl"y u. Pierc. past chancellor. Iva
Bert Russell. rreate Warner Wiley. NJ of "
Eou,s ,, "; s,TIsentr&i X Of II < William
Of F ) z AndsTsoai, ii at G. s. n NAM.
!; u; Frank NJ Brooks. O 6 II. J. Gray. ,.
Lafaystte L$i 80 y; had a large attend
evening <. RScambeT ana 2! 10 Wines Mi,nase On II. w rSaF.TTfayy
Of n. rank Of Page on four candidates and in,
officers was laid over until WSJnssiav .Tenlns..
TO witness the installation Of officers and con-
fsrrinG q the rank Of Esquire on tour Pages.
Two applications have been received.
Robert +. Cowan Lodge. No. 1911. and Zulema
a aasSs and 10 smoker Ok; h oS last q }ot Mdn ,nssal niH59' Of a gts.
a q nnmFSr o was ETssen gro from both lodges als9
ch an5eiSG .. t I. Eam issn pr S.9SS '9 ss ins. aifhns
ofiloer 4 :. 9 Jewel was presented to the re;
report showed that the ledge is in a srosperoa5
cnndition' with good prospects FOR the coming
In the rank OF Page.
Columbia Lodge. No. 2cs. on Tuesday evening
Grand Chancellor c. o. Eames was installing
The foqowiRE officers Of Pacific Lodge were
installed by II. ID. Henry Webster on WeduCS-
day evening: u. p. Andrews. =. G.; Edwin y.
Robinson. '. g: John Il Retallack. prelate.
Charles a. Chndesyne. VI. Of W: w. \. Gray.
X. Of r. & :: i. w. Folk. ". of F: Chas. !.
kostuha. NJ. OF E.: Phil MoshsrGer. NJ. at A.
o. q.
:zulema Lodge. No. a2,. had their Installation
o! officers in conjunction with Robert l.. ,owan
lods. on last Monday evening. the following
being inducted into office; \. W. DAVIDSON, e.
G.: George Leroi. Y. e: Walter Savage. pr"late:
o: NJ, brooks. X. % r. & 5 VIII Le's,l. ".
W: +. T.. PavliC. NJ. Of E. Conrad Alfred. NJ.
OF F.: c. F. Seller. /. C.: l.. LangerohI. ~. g.
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: i isa hall T9 Of m aniH iGdao. ses Ninth S miii i.,Sl p a'fse1 st
,.isr addls,ses ws5e made ey Grand Guite nj NJ
a 'nemier from f:entan Lodge. '''''e 1"'
Masnoiia LG,ie" installed its officers. Thursday
give a beneti; for Joe Heines. VII" is totally lis
ahl"l. 1t Wcn.z.'s Han Eighteenth and Lynch
SUPERVISING solicitor. Fred Erbe has returned
nsw lodse IN January 8 vita nineteen cnsrter
member and i'ft eight applications in the hands
meeting. This is the hrs, lodge instituted this
Tn f9liqyins officers Of Benton Lodge were
Korarnd rfrr: mast. vorhman. Is. Kalfe-: FORE
man. Hairy Warrington. "yerse-r: +. II anna
receiver. Charles Hi.r-r. irsii, Waterman. j I'M
on; %Hlsidr M@,rtW"., ihi.r r,anE%i W Hi
h,idn. AFTER the in.tailation ceremonies j. Me
.nGurf.r a past masters badge. Herman icein
Presented tn" retiring recorder. charles IN
;tant .: hts s.tviG.s. $50
Patton L@4Ey M, on Friday cyrGins The
won kman. . Henry. foreman: Joseph X Roy.
i TnSia@S Jacob rrI'rr'Es. ras"faSr 6. L. Mn Had.
iYrd. guide. r H. B,s'h9T Inside Waterman;
Missouri Lo4se met SatnIday syenins Under
Grand Recorder Henry W, Meyer and Robert
were publicly Installed rhur,iay evening hy
il Deputy Grand chiet Of Honor Clara, il. Muir
'' Farmers r,lie : Lodge ~ met We Wsdnesday evenins and
TIE 1TEH'I public i ins al SnS Of o.a"ors has BEEN post.
ponce 10 WednsSdsy, January II ,,,,.,.
a! it, last meeting and received one application.
NJ: n y u, a'Esi = m. sgG.,y, 81 ,,, so ,niSs for s5 5aS hT:
the Christmas ]nclidnys with his family.
l-afayett. Lodge had a fair attendance at MS
tn newly Elected officers Of cote ErtIlian,e
I.ouge, No. g.. were Installed Monday evening
by by M GPsn4 W Ksgs ( 4 IESnrG v sard MeZ' Of W ass =
Lodge as grand guide, and inns LindaH'
as pas' grand rs mastsr workman. Addressei wSre
made hy the grand recorder and Master Work
oiiv~ Hlanch Lodge. No q. held a join, pub
lie Installation o officers with South, End L2lEe.
m" following Were Installed: Past mast'r work
man. Geo. NJ. Deck: master workman, A Il
Trbcau: foreman. +. Rather: oversee. 4 cha
trand. recorder. \ Gronert; hnancisr. Charlie
Wcndemuth receiver. Joe tiarney guiis. a.
.IacgGi: / W. III f~iarster: c. w. c. Callahan.
Grand Recorder Henry W. Meyer, assisted by
Supervising solicitor Henry Boeh-irg as past
grand master workman: Henry A. Grimm, chair
man Of n" Grand Lodge Finance Committee. as
ae"r, and Supervising Solicitor NJ. y. Higgins
az grand guide.
officers Of Jsners5n Lodge. No. II. took place
Thursday at North ST. Louis Turrer Hall, The
Recorder Henry, W. Never. as listed hv, Henry
a Grimm. chairman Of the Grand Lodge Fl
nance COMMITTEE. As past grand master work,
foreman: Henry Never. nast master workman
vIsinc Solicitor Fred {. -Erbc, as grand guido:
John lammers a. grand IecHder Gus Wand
a. grand, tinnncier and Henry Nagei as grand
Wcs, Gate L.dss will give a reception and
ard Sarah street. saturday evening. January 81.
Security H. :, viii nlsb h"l |, a ,,n nu II. ins,Pl hr,S,
ing. Eleventh street and Franklin avenue |
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knights and Ladies' of Security.

Harmony Council. No. SIS. held a meeting jan
uaiy =. one candidate was Initiated anG two
applications received. The chairman on Com
mlttca Of Entertainment, Eric Johnson. reports
that all arrangements have been completed for
holding the masquerade ball January. L.. At :hs
close Of the council the members enjoyed them
selves with usual song and dance.
Wisdom Council. No. 40. held the regular
meeting on January =. at which the regular
of the committee. reported that they had Sc
cured the back hall for January 20 FOR the pur-
pose OF giving their annual box party. Ladies'
are requested to bring boxes and the winner will
be her partner for supper. The leading feature
Of the evening will be n well dance.
Pride of the West Council. No. SIS. held a
watch meeting December 81. Regular routine
business Of the council was transacted. at which
enc candidate was initiated and Doctor Bostick
recently from Kansas. was admitted on transfer
card and given a royal welcome by members Of
Pride Of West. Several witty and eloquent
speeches were made by BROTHERS G,ason. Malone
and Matt. anG sisters Neinhouse. Julian and
Davis. Sister Mountain will DEPART in a few
Garfield Council. No. SO, had a good attend
ance at its meeting on January 8. Two candi-
dates we're Initiated and two application cards
received. A lively discussion was had on the
good Of the order bv several of the brothers,
which was very interesting 10 the members and
visiting friends.
Golden Rod Council was instituted on Deem
her -. with a large charter list. and Will he
holding regular meetings as soon a. a suitable
hall can he obtained.
Security Council. No. 6s4. did business to the
tune Of seven candidates being initiated and six
applications received on last Monday evening.
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Legion Of Honor.

Excelsior Council met =. regular session at its
There wss a very large ATTENDANCE. both Of mem
hers and visitors, from sister councils, and quite
Council. Petl;ians were received and two tandi-
dates were initiated. The installing officers were:
DEPUTY supreme GuiTe James MalGall iIii
nr1thsr kinsaiy maie the rsr''n9ny Of installa,
encouraged I" do most excellent work for the
The bmsincss Of + tha A, Svenias the meeting I'll AID ndl
Iourned 70 the banquet room: where enthusiastic
i Rihsar %er Scp %aSe s ny : rns' G apHEff Mscca ahianee! sGr
prem. Recorder White. i'rGthers Kelly. keough.
Of the council went out to the chancellor. who
was that evening mourning M i9sS OF a brother
was also a member Of the Legion or Honor.
ton Of officers on II Thu rs evening. The install
ing officers were Doctor B%iacknler, VIII" was APP
walsh. deputy supreme guide. There was a large
attendanGe and the meetins Vas enthusiastic.
date was initiated Chancellor Ietinr Of this
be initiated in Globe Council curing the year NJ
to the blnquet-room' where a ,repast was en-
ioycf. Informal talks were maGe by Past su-
White. rHlfTt''5 Ghanstiior Walsh, and the newiy
installed n officers; The new b n. n,, %ers con,
building up the membership, Of their council.
held "a on the ri fSss saay g %ssiinE last as in,,H office Ts"lSii;
were installed By supreme 'hanGellor oberbeck.
af Tha dfd Sy SG az snf,v ' G46nneI hE WE'RE installed At
the regular meeting Of the council on Friday by
Past Supreme chaneelIoT ! b. s;rIa faT r and
stella Council held its regular meeting on Fri
day, evening, when the o,iiSersreiecs Were in
ster. assisted by DEPUTY supreme Guide C. o.
Fischer. having charge Of the installation cere-
monies.
Past Supreme Chancellor Frank Gaiennie and
the offraTG ~ rranhoe council at the regular
meeting OF the council on FRIDAY evening.
stalled en- Er,d,y aysninr by supreme Chancellor
Oberbeck. assisted by Supreme Recorder White. |
who acted as guide. "a
Compton Mi Council held a wsil-attended |
Chancellor ", C.. Teasdale and Deputy Supreme
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On January Il Oak Iiil Tent will hold a nubuc
s,ssst- , This tent has made great prsTaTat,9ns to
seeper will install the officers. assisted by G.
Tower Grove Tent were installed by The great
The Uniform rank under the cSmnHand 4 capiaiI
MGcrsady. Ths installatioh was a very success
evening. was the presentation 81 a very hand
sGl n ssssyipF mug to p r r. BroCkstette by
excellent progress. and the new officers have.
obligated themselves to double their member
on SATURDAY evening. January 5. the officers
rander.. Four candidates were Initiated and one
application was presented by one Of the newly in
TUNES for their degree team in February. The
new officers of this tent arr al bright. ener-
Retfc young mon, and under the able guidance
Of Commander. ~iIatneld ami II. X CrUcknel
Officers Of M"KinISy Tent were installed Fri
day evening January ? by the great command-
It's power 10 make a success during this Year.
Sir Knight Reynolds. who has been elected
in =fraternai work. and Sir KnisSt Me ssPrrltt the
"s Tne sssSFd ek ksTRSs. j. Sa nIs5 a 8 SeFy iha able a,fi man, .,
Crystal Tent were installed by Sir Knight ZONES
in the city. but it Is making a splendid
rsin.' Sir Knight To{tie has been elected com,
on Tuesday evening. January c. public installa-
! M Non Tas s ersa. BY y@eS Sa5ro ktePcr rf ins,a Of SdAT iSd OF.
fcers. and these officers are going 10 do every
tnlnR III tueH power - push TINS tent 10 the
front. After the election. three candidates were
Initiated. and the tent fees very much on
courBged by it, prospects.
"Wednesday evening. January g. the tent at
Henry. Mo. held is first public meeting aud
installation in the Methodist church at that
place. and the building was. packed to the doors.
The great record keeper installed the officers
and also made an address on the benefits Of
Maccabeeism. This tent now has seventy seven
members in good stanGing. and has quite a
number Of applications on file. Tins meeting
will undoubtedly result in adding quite a few
new members to their roster.
The officers of .raren Tent Were Installed
Thursday evening ny the great record keeper,
assisted by q. \. McCorkle. This tent Is in a
prosperous condition. initiated one candidate and
received four applications. Sir knights Zones
II Parker and Joseph Rambler were also present
On January > Iainn Tent had a large percent
age OF its membership out and initiated nine
candidates. After the review was C-nsel n"
doors were opened and the public invited TO wit
ness the installation ceremony. The installation
was conducted by Great Commander Anders,u
assisted by Sir knight Haley acting a. great
master-at-arms. After the installation the pub
lie and members adjourned To the banquet hall.
where an elegant lunch was served? and IL f.
safe to say that all present, both members and
their guests. did fun Justice II this part OF the
programme. Union Tent Is in a very prosperous
condition. having now more than 90 members
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Lih"Trv 6iv.. NJ. -. held its first review o
''"3 ia an. new quarters. third floor ~ the OIrlu
." new officers taking their chairs fnr the fr>l
I'uH. Lady MncGtaiy. tn" new commander. con
Quoted III" meet NE IN an aula manner. MAN
applicants w":- received. and on January lc
date u' newt review. there will b" about siN
candidates to initiate. IN afternoon ouchre and
lunch VIII h- "i'tu on Ne unsdaN. january u,
At III" HON" "a MIR GRAY. NJ. SsS> Page avenue.
Tower CIV" Hive NJ. % wii hold it, next
review lauU4' l. at > =. M in the Eurlin :toH
h%iildinE. az which Tine the Officers elected f,
D." VIII o.. Installed 10y Past Commander Mrs.
Emma Y Messenger II THIS hive.
Refreshments " d i" served and a pleasant
time * anticipated.
Lady .N,agich HiN- held its regular review
Thursday afternoon in tn" Burlington huild,ug.
Inc next meet. uE viii be held NJ the new hat.
" l'l- North Grand avenue. tn. fourth Mon 'av
iu January at ) u. m. An invitation was ac-
copied from Enterprise Tent TO attend a puhiic
ips'allHtiun ~ uriceis Tuesday evening at Br'u T.
wsN AMI Clinton street. Officers Of Lady A.
dT,I wEi Irunrbly 10" installed there the sam.
tFyrFITsr
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Mercantile Camp installed officers Satn,1,,.
'N'linc. one candidate was initiated and -
Convention Were elected. SoNereigns Viii r,n
anu George Madison Were chosen after a s1I,ii. +
contest. 80
Chopper camp initiated three candidates Fri ,,,.
gates to the Head camp Convention WEI. ~,
ed. and ly unanimous vote uf the rImu 49,,
Instructed to east the ballots for Suvcrcian Wr,n
ihm II. Hughes. for head consul II InrisJi~-
Mount Auburn Camp installed officers r>r;l,,
evening Initiated on" candidate and acted On
tN" applications. Past g nsul C"mmanI.r bun,
'a:H II. Wilson presided. Delegates L. iI.1!
lamp Convention were. elected as follows. g! ~
l%"kc. i; NJ. i;aoun. aItrr9Jl,-. Doctor - -
XII" Hai Charles K..k'..
ihv" bak camp initiated wv" candidat~s Fri
t,,dy evening pe..gatr- TO Head camp Cany,n-
h'ir and Gr"rg. X. Powell. 49,
botanical camp initiated four candidates Non
t''rst was taken IN tn" selection ct ,,l.rat,s
% the Head CtmD Convention. Lui after a shirt
'i contest Sow. reigns Evans an! Eruu.,t we've
Deputy william II. Hughes visited S.d,li,
NCln"sdaN evening anu installed the Officers Z
; iAIia Camp. No. -. Seddiia is mlkirg rNr,r-
I Nv preparations 10 entertain the dei"GhtDs 20
that city on TUESDAY. March i".
EN- I amp Installed officers Wednesday .N. n
Ms IN" retiring Consul Commander. thtrlrs 4
Mueller; installing the new ofiic"rs. Delegates
L" tn" hcai camu wtr. chosen as fU,vS: So\-
tr'isnS 'irurge l.. Berg and Charles \ Nu.I-
Ter. teOrg" =. i,cklr!t ami James J MasuIr.
were elected aiternat-s. The delegates vrrr in
SttrnC,"d to work and vote for Deputy William
II. hughes for head consul.
sylvan camp will meet THURSDAY evening wh.u
hNe cindijat"s will I've initiated and 'fir"rS n
stalled. Delegates Z" the Head Camp C1uy, n-i.u
ing, January u. the camp will meet IN thc sec
ona and fourth Saturdays OF each month
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Catholic knights of America.

The Visiting Committee Of the Advisory Board;
with supreme Trustee +. j. Regain. Visitsl
branches IS. 81 and IS last week and installed
officer. Bran h IS postponed their entertainments
until Wednesday. February I, when they will
have an open meeting at kicker's Hall.
Branch IS had an open meeting Thursday. Five
al plications we've received and one candidate
was initiated. John O'Brien was installed as
president: all the other officers being .re.",ectod;
Young Mems Sodality Hall. North Market AMI
Coleman streets. has been leased. and all meet
ings will be held there.
Branch 80 postpor ed the installation Of officers
20 the first meeting in February. when they Will
have an open meeting and entertainment.
Branches 30. 81 and l35 will have open meet
inSs and installation of officers Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, respectively. Of this week.
Irsta llation Of officers will be conducted by SUI
preme Trustee Z. J. Regain and the Advisory
Rnarl
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WOman's Relief COrpa.

Installation Of officers has been the feature If
tne ne year. on Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. Liz
ze Mueller Installed the officers 0f Hasssndcubel
corps. No. 10. Mrs. Katharine Rohlfng ia agar
President: Mrs. Mary a. Andrew. secretary. and
MRS. Anna Llmmlein. treasurer. ali having en-
d.ared themselves to the corps by their long
ana faithful services. At the close of the e1-
ercises the installing officer received a valuable
present from the corps.
Or Friday evening Harry p. Harding Corps.
No. 81. held a joint public installation with the
pest at Fourteenth and Angelrodt streets. A
pleasant entertainment was given and refresh
ments We're served.
On Saturday afternoon the officers Of Ransom
corps. No. s, We're publicly installed. The In
Sailing officer received n beautiful menentO f~OIr
the corps. y large number of visitors were pres
ent. among them being Mrs. Minnie A. Worth.
who was for many years well known in Relief
Corps work.
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The officers Of 81. MalGChy's Council M 6
wete installed by the supreme Recorder. Thomas
: Rpwc"rn. N Friday evening. tn" officers "l,,t
|, are. : Y. Sullivan. = :. X. ]. J. k!truuu. L.
{ :. X. F \. Cannon, recorder. l. \. Waist.
financial recorder: John NcNahon. bunker, tau-
i"i Noonan, marshal. VI. SyTun. sentinel. u. J..
hwy"r. meli, al examiner. After tho routine uusI-
ness vas disposed nt a smoker was given and
addresses made by the supreme recorder. : Y
sullivan, i. y. Cannon, j. J. Sullivan. W. j..
Nolan ana II. !. Reilly. Th" council VIII have
a social feature AZ each ncctin@. Eio-hcr =" =.
smith has charge OF The initiation team. and
hereafter IN" team Will initiate, the memo.rs
HTt,- the ritual.
The officers Of st. Patrick Council. No g.
were installed on Monday evening bv tho .I-
prom" recorder, ThuS. :. Rpw8':n. LIdirs and
gentlemen were present All wefe ,ut'rtIIr" :
by Il pleasing Programme. consisting az vocal
and music selections. IN whtlh tn" follow NJ
ladies' and gentlemen took IIrt: Misses ,atGr'-
inc tgnu'r. Winfield Walsh. Geneyi"y" liuN-
d"'r, Pauline Shields. Mile Currin. f.. r Cur
ran. Ir-. Harvey o'COuEcll. Nal Cl"u-v. TnuE.
:. Bowdern. Ir.. John MCiaguc ana +. J.. 'ur-
IAN. Tn" Reverend Father Award. Tuos. :.
~iowd.rn. James Pollard. II. Z Nolan and W.
II. Oiiricn. y G. =. h. addressed tn. meeting.
Tn" officers Of -. Lawrence o'Tool". NJ. :
wer" Installed ON Monday evening by W. it
b'iri"r. :. = :. X. Addresses On tho aims and
objects of tn" order were mad. by the R+s"truI
Fathers GODFREY and FuTloUg. Mossra. ". II.
o'lirien, !. NJ. Hennessy and others.
Illinois Council. No. 81 was organized az chi
cago on Saturday evening with twenty-Seyeu
'harter r'smbers Doctor !. J. Mclaughlin. su-
IT>tne trustee, was tn. Installing officer.
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Sons of Veterans.

Admiral Porter Camp installed officers for the
year IN Tuesday evening by Division Mayor
Nicholas Iwis; The following officers were in
stalled: Captain, f. f. Schuerman; First Lieu
tenant. q. W. Bevau: Second Lieutenant CIV
Mckinley; Comp Council, David kreyiing, VIII
lam Wicse. L. T. Connolly.
On retiring from tn" chair. Major Iwig pre-
scented an iron cross To Brother David Krsyling.
who Responded with a few complimentary re-
marks. The evening closed with a smoker
Brother Bsvan furnished imported Havanas from
East =. louis.