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Knight. of the Maccnbees.

Tbs members of Tower Grove Tent. No.. Is.
expect another good time at the review to-
moroY night. A large attendance Is expected.
Everything is ready for the ball on Thanksgiv-
ing evening.
Fern Tent had a large attendance at the last
review. md great interest In the entertainment.
which is to be held on December . was shown
by all members. On and after November Is re-
views will start at o'clock.
Garfield Tent win hold It's next review
Initiated at the last review and three aupiica-
suspensions since its organization. Sir knight
vollmer. chairman of the Entertainment Com
way OF entertainment. Sir knight Hall. finance
keeper is working in harmony with Coinmaader
Hall Tent. No. g. held an interesting review
last THURSDAY wsa , essn,ns; a, Veil ~ Ia ss v, na@se f,o q,
Union and American tents Several appiica-
lions , we're RECEIVED ,s msns and 'hs sv 's int , aspects si ,b a
year. The record KEEPER reported, that he had
received and, turned n.d ever to S,, the her sIaa y,S Of
ering his claim. payment being made in just
one week after the proofs Of death had been
BENTON Tent held an interesting review in tn.
hall last Thursday night. A large percentage OF
from Acme Tent. Sir. knight s:amm. Appiica-
tons were PRESENTED at This review by II.
has recently organized a bowling club.
The great commander has Just returned from
CarrOlltOn NO. wnere ne Attended q meetlnC
OF Carrnllton Tent. Some OF the members car1e
twenty-five miles to attend this review to hc
present at what is known as the annual roll
call" After the review n BANQUET was served
in one Of the leading restaurants.
Missouri Tent is grsduallv forging to the
front. having candidates initiated at each re-
view. The record keeper is taking hold OF the
work with a will. and with the generation
Ter o. aprlicants will be initiated before the
Reports from all over the State show that
the membership. az a rule. Is generally salts
fed with tire reimbursement nj rates. and. the
tents are now settling down tn work. Applica-
lions are being placed at every review.
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Hall. at semple and Easton avenues. Those
who have attended B!na ". West Hive social
pleasure.
Union Hive has been placed in charge of
ceeded Miss Davis as recordkeeper. and plans
are being laid for a GOOD class OF new can
The last review OF New Missouri Hive WAS
We'll attended and considerable business was
disposed o.. Visitors reported were Lady Smith.
lieutenant commander of Butte Hive Of Butte,
Mont. The next meeting will be a social ses-
sion Mines. Macy and Cummings were reported.
on. and every mail brings a great number Of
requests for application cards. The hive. all
that speaks well for their oon TGTn Ii ioya i sI to
the ordet and their readiness. to follow the
Ai,c. Bake: Missouri Will close the year
with a splendid record. 50 say the members Of
examiner. was recently elected to the position
Of vice president in the medical section of tho
Crystal Hive received a visit from d. 6. C.
ha.ian "a at the : last REGULAR review. The resis-
fully as lady commander. is announced. Mrs.
Toftie expects - spend the winter a. Ho,
P5osressss Hiys Is working under tn. able
Deway Hive reports AI sre sne i rasq and en-
thusiasm for fall work, and members OF the
order are cordially invited to attend Deway
The state commander ha. received a cordial
f nSn t ti;1n H e attend the ninth anniversary of
giving supper will be served. Mt which Airs.
Baikie will be the cues. Of honor.
souri,. Union. Anderson and Progressive Liberty
hives and Lady Foster were callers at the of
review.
The out-of-town guest. at the temple last
week were Mrs. Toncray. sister ct the supreme
commander. and Miss Nan l.. Smith, chief
clerk in the Supreme Hive office in Port Huron.
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KNIGHTS and Lndie. of Security.

The district deputy: E ": Biby, has received
seenritS Couneii held it. regular monthly open
meeting last Monday evening. The hall was
White Rose Council will give a complimentary
hop Tuesday evening.
Ave at its last meeting and viii entertain at
4 social Wednesday evening.
didates at lis last meeting and bailotted upon
seven applications.
initiation at its last nesting. The officers are
planning on passing the century mark this
Mckinley Council initiated g. small class at
its meeting last Thursday night. As III. Of
fcers were all newly elected Sir Knight Julius
a. Biby. president Of Harmony Council. con-
Quoted the initiatory ceremonies. Remarks on
the good OF the order we're made by Past
Reber.
Union Council. under tho supervision of
President Wrinkle. is adding its pro rata toward
doubling the membership OF the order in the
ST. Clair Council of East st. Louis gave a
box party at its last meeting. which was well
Protection Council hold. its regular meetings
on the first and third Saturday evenings in the
hall at the corner CT broadway and Salisbury
street.
Wisdom Council had a large class FOR initis-
November IL !" was sac red-iettsr day for Har-
mo Council; a elas. Of fourteen %ars Is Vas r N.
State prize banner was presented to the coun-
Gil by the district deputy. e. w. Bioy. The
presentation was the feature OF the evening.
and Sir Knight ia Biby. President, OF Har-
mony Council. received It in behalf of the Of.
nccrs and members. and gave a synopsis of
the work done during the last quarter. and
extended thank. to the district deputy for the
siie b ass'si ia sia me 4 has a nns esee aaIa0 tse e Sood
work. After the presentation refreshments were
served.
East st. Louis Council at II, last meeting
initiated five candidates and had one OF the
most interesting meetings held since the coun-
Gil wa, organized.
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The Supreme Chancellor and officers of the
Supreme Council will visit the following named
councils this week: Tomorrow. Lafayette
Council. Eighteenth street and Shenandoah ave-
nue.; Tuesday. Hyde Park Council. FraternaI
bui.cing, Eleventh street and Franklin ave-
nue.; Saturday. Empire Council. Anchor Hall.
jefferson and Park avenues, All members Of
Last Friday evening the Executive Board met
In regular monthly session and passed on sew
'eral death claims and other matters Of i'm
The Ways and Means Committee held another
important meeting a. headquarters last Wednes-
initiation. which will take place next Tuesday
evening in Louisiana Hall. No. Gil North Van
deventer evenue. Members having candidates
for this class will please make note Of this
fact and see that their candidates have passed
order en- that date.
The last meeting OF Unity Council was an
enthusiastic one. Owing TO the official visit
OF the supreme Officers and the long programme
the candidates ready for initiation were, held
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Call No. Q for 1894 has been forwarded TO the
superior recorder during the past week. All
lodges who failed to have their reports on time
have been notified a second time OF their de-
Mise Bessie Morse. the well-Snown elocution-
list assisted by Mrs. Beulah Lurton Roseberry.
present a pretty comedy. entitled. The Dumb
BELL for the benefit of Murrell Lodge. on
Tuesday evening. December G. at Anchor Hall.
followed with dancing from 10 to 2 a. m. Good
music has been ensased- The email admission
divided equally between Miss Morse and Muir
make the affair a success.
Hyde Park Lodge will give an oid-fashioned
on "wednesday evening. November q. 1904. At
the hall. Eleventh street and Nevhouse ave
winners. All are invited to attend. Ne
South End Lodge No. 50 will hold its next
Of the chief Of honor. Mrs. Lena svron. Of
No. 71c7 Virginia avenue. Any visiting mem
bers OF the order are most cordially invited to
Phoenix Lodge will hold It. regular business
meeting Tuesday evening Of this week at Fra
discussed; Sister Louise Bohannen. the mother
Bohannon. ha, been quite Ill for some time,
but Is now recovering.
active worker in Woodland Lndee. No. %. wss
among the Worlds Fair visitors to greet the
EEFUu TeftruPT iFSI WIEN
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles K. Derr. also Of Wood
lard Lodge. Kansas City: last SUNDAY. visited
at the home OF the grand recorder. They are
here doing the Fair.
Mrs. AImaretta Morgan. the grand chief OF
honor. has returned TO tho jurisdiction from
Cincinnati. where she has been with her son.
Otto. who has been quite Ill. but Is now con-
valescing.
Gerr'aria Lodge will hold its regular meet
ing FRIDAY evening at the hall. Ninth and
The German ritual Is used in this lodge. which
makes It especially interesting to the Ger
man-speaking membership.
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Of a contribution OF $1,000 made by An
drew Carnegie for that purpose, condi-
toned upon certain efforts on the part OK
the city and its citizens in securing a site
and additional funds.
These conditions were fulfilled some time
ago, when 4 handsome lot. 65x1r9 feet, In
the business center OF the town was Sc
cured and sufficient funds raised to erect
a building costing $4,000. The corner
stone of the building was laid on May 4
last with appropriate ceremonies. The
completed building was accepted this week
by z. j. Russell OF the firm OF Maursn.
Russell & Garden. architects. OF ST. Louis
Arrangements are being made for opening
the library with elaborate d~edicatory cere-
monies about January 1.
The new building Is constructed OF native
stone. with red tile roof and has a ground
area of 30S0 feet. The capacity OF the
library will be s,0I0 volumes.
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Ladie. Of the Mnccabee..

The Commanders will hold their next meet
ing at the State commanders office. All COM
manders have been notified to return books
and. money for rattle. The record keepers will
hold a meeting soon. Notices will be sent out
later.
The record keeper Of Liberty Hive. Mrs. Cray.
reports the reinstatement OF all members sus-
pended In her hive since July 1. This Is a good
record and one that members are proud CT.
Bina NJ. West Hive win give a cnchre-dance
and Thanksgiving luncheon. Friday In Harris
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LIBRARY BUILDING COMPLETED
Louisiana, No., Will Dedicate In
stitutiOn January /.

c
Louisiana. Mo-, o 1s.-The citizens Of
Louisiana are displaying a justifiable case
Of civi, pride in the completion OF the new
Carnegie Library building, which will be
dedicated soon and opened to the public.
h building just completed Is the result
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ed that many Of tie members were obliged TO
give 10 their seats TO the visitors. This was the
most successful eucfre ever given by thie
grove from a financial point OF view. as well
as in gaining new members. II IS estimated
that at least fifteen candidates will pepear. for
70 Malaut Gup. WIS q financial sGcceSS
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Modern woodmen of America.

Deimar Camp will meet at 8 o'clock next Mon
day In Rose Hill Hall, at Hamilton and Mapis
avenues. A. the last meeting four new mem
bers were adopted and six applications were
favorabiy acted on. Visitors were present.
among them Adviser Eberle of Transit Camp.
Baden Camp will meet Friday at No. ssi7
there were three adoptions and two applica-
tons. City Supervising Deputy W. S. Johnston
and visitors were present
Ben Avis Gimp. in North 81. Louis. has made
quite a record for adoptions lately. Fifteen
have been adopted
Cherokee Camp will meet Wednesday at Texas
avenue and Cherokee street. At the meeting u,
November IS five members were adopted and
one, a nelghbor from Minnesota was received
b. transfer. The. Forester team is becoming
proficient in drill
Mound City Camp will NEE. Tomorrow even
ing in West Gate Hall. at Grand and Easton
avenues. Seven adoptions: one applications and
one interesting session Is the record OF the meet
ing OF November "A.
Prosperity Camp will meet neIS Tuesday
at Seventh street and Ann avenue. At the last
meeting three members were received by trans
fer. two were adopted. and two applications
were favorably acted on ]. w. Waithal. the
district deputy. feels hopeful OF the camps
ST. Louis Camp will meet Tuesday evening in
G. A. R Hall. at Seventeenth and Market
streets. This Is the largest and oldest camp
In the city and contains nearly 90 members.
At the last meeting there was one adoption
and three applications.
Transit Camp will meet Thursday evening at
ing Of November Il visitors were present. among
whom was B. r. Craycroft. Three members
were adopted. two received by transfer and
three applications were favorably acted on.
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woodmen Of the World.

Terminal Camp will meet Wednesday night
at Blair Post Hall. Seventeenth and Market
streets. All choppers are invited. The camp
will unveil a monument, recently erected On
the grave OF Sovereign Schnellbecker. next
Sunday at 2:20 D. n. The services VIII he hell
Mt 81. Peters Cemetery. on the ST. Charles
rock road. One or tweAo OF the sovereign officers
probably will attend the ceremony.
Magnolia Camp, assisted by Company F. Uai-
form Rank. will unveil q monument in, meme
nv OF Sovereian Il Seitz to-day at 8 d. m at
the new 81. Marcus Cemetery.
Cypress Grove gave a euchre last Friday
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over until the next meeting. Several new april
cation, were MED, spesehes were made by su-
eeiior Fairbsek. Past supreme Chancellor DER
Sesir, Re eoS.sI nta sns fudge Lee fas 2, ,, Of
Las. Monday evening The Council Chamber .,
shenandoah avenue. was filled. the occasion
being the annual memor al services. The eK-
address. Euiog.e; were offered by Past supreme
ssilor O.. F. oberbsek:, and Past cl,aaceilo.
chaIis: /. Moss Of Unity Council. Sacred
Al tn. r.sulsr. business meeting. Which pieceded
the services. three applications were fled.
Ia. a. 1ss 5sSalar msetins ., E sssdit Council wnId
nled. R E Sossress; ehalrmat Of tas Ways
Council, reported that his council will be rep
resented RS a. the class initiation with eight or
coTP,o9 mn Council q, is regular meeting
last Monday eveninG initiated two eandltates.
had quite a large attendance. md considerable
application. We're fiSd. Thtss Ca ean.iidat~s viii
be prepared for Initiation with the class next
Alpha Council win NEE, Tuesday and several
candidates will be initiated. The special order
Of business will be the nomination o, cfacars
and representatives to the Supreme Council for
1905. Past Chancellor Gorse is preparing a pa
per which he expects to read. z. D. Rae. after
returned home and settled down to business.
In expectation Of the visit OF the supI eme
chancellor and officers to Hyle Park Council
On Tuesday evening. :he T:n;ertaiun.nt Com.
uittee has made arrangements to confer several
side degrees on several candidates. The inita-
tory degrees will be followed By q banquet and
smoker.
The following named councils will meet iris
week and nominate officers All r, pr.s'ntI..ve:
for 1905. To-mor' v: -. LOUIS and Iaf.tio,,e:
Tucscsy. Alpha ana fiy5o Park: Wednesday.
Irving. Stella and Bus1. Vista: Thursday.
Franklin, Grove and Tower: Fri6av. CarOn-
dele; and Unity: Saturday. Empire and Bona
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Thursday. Valley. Kirkwood. Old Orchard.
Cabanne. Gate City: Friday. Benton. Victoria.
Spring River. Poplar BluT. st. Joseph, Cape
Girardeau: Saturday. Spanish Lake. West
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Court of Honor.

st. Louis Court. No. 11sl. will give a masquer-
ade ball on December . at the hall. No. ss11
Easton avenue. The court will begin a mem
bershlp boom and will give a banquet some time
| this winter. All members In the city are in
yited 10 attend the meeting Friday. evening.
Wild Hunter Council gave a euchre party at
No. 1850 South Broadway last Wednesday even
ing. A large crowd was present
a new court will be Instituted soon at Maple
wood. E. Zeigler is assisting the district der.
uty. The promoters give n free entertainment
md dance at Zeiglers Hall on November 90.
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IN De Honey's Hall. No. ss16 Olive street. No.
vember 80. The Committee on Arrangements
has planned for the comfort OF the guests and
a pleasant evenings entertainment is assured.
St. B-idget's Council. No. s. Initiated four
Tires ann,ics.ions Tbs no,,nnii Sss e rrovised
fo- placing four members in the uniform rank
each year Addresses were made by the Rever-
end p ]. Carney, Timothy Conner. Thomas
E.. Mulvihill and William J. Mansfield. Tho
collections for the Father Mathew monument
fund are progressing favorably.
St Leo's Council, No. Is. had a large meet
Ing last week and received several applications
as a result of a mission conducted in st. Leo'e
Church by the Psulist Fathers. The Reverend
James T Coffey. supreme spiritual director. has
returned from St Joseph, Mo-. where he lee
tured under the auspices OF the Knights OF
Father Mathew in Columbia Hall. The lecture
WAS well attended.
Emerald Council No. 10. had its usual inter-
estinG meeting last Monday evening. Several
plans for the promotion OF the welfare Of the
council were discussed. Con Moynihan read a
paper on Plumbing From a Sanitary and Sci
entfc Viewpoint Several AFFILIATIONS were
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knights of

Grand Chancellor H. E. Barker Of Kansas
City made a flying trip to St. Louis and was
received with enthusiasm by the members Of
tho order. A meeting held at Red Cross Ledge,
No. 81. last wednesday evening. was attended
by Iepressnsat,ss' q a large num ma OF the
chancellor officially visited Monitor Lodge. No.
Is. Representatives from the city lodges also
marks. Golden Crown Lodge Friday hung out
the sign. standing Room only" Chancellor
It Is espected that o. bscember at least $50
s saes, cesvs si.i nee aaii t n t lank CITY ct Pas las b res
procured for the occasion and railroad rates
known as Missouri Big Night and dispensa-
lions are being granted to al lodges to take
4 St. Louis Big Night. has also been ar
ranged for. and tomorrow the committee will
ker returned to his home in Kansas City i'm
pressed with the idea that st Louis wa vide
would be a great success.
Invitations for the annual dramatic entertain.
R Rsn5 a1 Ioa esi- NO eiv q. f aaa1 Tha ihs fasRs'e ese3 %.
Ing. have been sent out. The committee in
charge promise; thar the reputation onn5.g , hs5etoiU;e
ton will not be married by the entertainment
it proposes to give !, ,.
s Msaaslaes i Hifea "a tn mat H the P PSd5i we NaT tsss q
Chcvalier Lodge, No. 20. last Wednesday
evening conferred the rank of Esquire upon
several pages. who qualified. The rank OF
knight In ampIifed form will be conferred
In readiness for the ordeal OF knighthood to
elevate several worthy esqu!res to ths high
5 ssnaeS 81 6 kaiss'' " + i Raflm anm 5. 81 8, G. S.si e.. w al,
present and was we'll pleased with the work.
The following-named officers have been elect
ed by Hcpe Lodge, No. 1856: Jacob Thomas,
c. c.: william Baier. V. c; T. R. Roberts
prelate: George Geisler. II. of E.: Emil J.
Oieny. n. Of F.; Edward c. Braun, X. of R
and s.; Owen Baldwin, NJ. a. a: William J:
Seele. I. c.: Jacob kuentEle. Q. G.; Fred
Eirschhauser. n. OF w: Alfred c.. Hum
schmitt. trustee 70, three years: Emil ]. Dieny.
Fred Hirschhauser and John Stroehm. widow
and orphan3' trustees: Fred Hirschhauser. repre-
tentative to Relief Bureau. and ". L Esoid.
orgsnist.
Pythasoras Lodge, No. 20. conferred the rank
OF knight at its last convention and received
several applications. 1t will have a smoker
30. Pytkasoras will be represented at Mis-
souri, Big Night At Kansas City. December }.
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We want everyone who has Rheunia-
tism to send us his or her name. Return
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Central Lodge. No. 1. b. l. OF P. will hold it's
regular meeting tomorrow night in Its hall In
Masonic Temple building. Several candidates
will be initiated.
st. Louis Lodge No. . will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday night. Progressive euchre and
other amusements are on the programme.
Friends OF the members will find a royal well
come.
Unity Lodge. No. 4. held its meeting. which
was a postponed one. last Friday night. Ser-
erai candidates were initiated in the mysteries
OF knighthood. and much business of Importance
was transacted. This lodge is already max
Ing preparations for another entertainment soon.
Several deputies are ready to take some new
fields and so TO work for the order. The new
year has bright prospects for the Knights and
Ladies Of Progress.
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Knights and Ladies of Security.

Security Council. No. est. held an old-time
open meeting at Phoenix Hall. at Cass and
Jefferson avenues. last Monday evening. the hall
being crowded. A programme had been ar
ranged by Brother Taylor OF the Entertainment
Committee, assisted by Brother and Sister Tar
ling, and was enjoyed BY all.
Tomorrow a regular session will be held and
several candidates will be initiated. The de-
gree team and new officers are expected to
Guido all former efforts.
Next Monday the knights will entertain the
ladies'. A vote is being taken to allow tho
knights an unreserved use Of the treasury
for the occasion. Cards OF admission can be
had Of any member Of Security Council.
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Bremen Lodge had a good attendance at its
last meeting. the occasion being to entertain
members of the Directors Association. who paid
the lodge a ~fraternal visit. Supreme and Grand
Lodge officers and members Of many other
lodges were present. Supreme Reporter Noah
NJ. Givan and Supreme Treasurer F. B. Siser
made speeches for the good Of the order. The
next meeting will be held at the tall OF Mount
olive LodEe, at Twenty-second street and
franklin avenue, Tuesday evening.
Centennial Lodge reinststed one member at
the last meeting, The recently-elected officers
for the unexpIred term were at their respective
stations. Messrs. Ehrlich. C. l. Van RenthaI.
w. q. Resh. J. J. Mcdonald and NJ. Thav-
onat made addresses.
Lincoln Lodge had a fair attendance at the
last nesting. The interesting feature Of the
in English. as the lodge has resolved to trans
act ITS business in English In place OF German
as heretofore. commencing January /.
Mount Olive Lodge received one application
and reinstated two members at the last meet
Ing. Arrangements were made to entertain tho
members Of Wayne Lodge will participate. The
reporter W. instructed TO issue circular lett .r
to every member inviting them to be present
and also calling attention to the election o.
officers Dec.mbe /.
Oak Lodge. ct the last meeting for this
month, as has been the custom, held an open
meeting. Many of the wives, sisters. daush-
tiers and women friends were present. Miss
Matte Cook and Miss Bessie Murphy sang
vocal selections. Light refreshments were
served.
Column Lodge had a good attendance at the
meeting. Two applications were received. Re-
marks for good Of the order were made by
porter L. F. Bomtraeger. Misses C. F. BTok-
man, Barnes and A. w. Winter.