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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. July 2i.--Crosinx; wHEAr-spot nominal
futures hrm July 6s Sd September Is ot,c; December
o. SAD coRN-spot. American mixed quiet 4,
AID: American mixed old As Sid; futures quiet
July As a. september As eHsd PEAs-Canadian steady
5s 81 FLOCR-St Louis winter dull, SIS 3D. HOPS
IN London Pacific COAST firm t8 tsgf6 BEEF
dull: India SIS Cd. PORK steady prime
Western. 6Ts Cd. HAMS-Short cut. u to 10 10 Arm
%6s Cd BACON strong: Cumberland cut. 20 30 10.
As ID short ribs. 10 to "a 10. 45a long
light, 2s 81 10 ASS; long clear middles heavy
40 10. ti-; short clear backs 10 10 % 10 As 3D.
bellies, IA 10 n. 45s SHOULDERS II 10 I3
~ strong Ais. LARD quiet: prime in tiercss.
Bis Sd: American refined In pals. 34s Cd BUTTER
Good United States quiet. OBS CHEESE steady Amsri-
TALLOw-Prims city steady. 2ls 3D. TURPENTiNE-
Spirits quiet AS RoSIN-Common firm SIS 81. PETRO-
I.EIJM-Reaned quiet. Cad. LINSEED OIL Arm is "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
ERN COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. July -, p. m-CoTToN-spot in moderate
demand prices points higher: American niidnR fair
sod; good middling. God: middiing, daed low mid
ding o22d; good ordinary. 60id: ordinary 5.s4d Tn.
sales OF 1000 bales which 500 wer. FOR
speculation and export included 100 An srican
Receipts, 1.Gc0 bales Including American
opened quiet and steady and closed very steady Ameri
can mddins & July. isd: July August 4 ia
August and September. sod: September and october
G-52d: October and November. 5.3sd
cennber 535d: December January go. January ana
February. 53ld; February March, 5aId: March And
Anri Il --~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
Visible supply

COTTON-The continued arulness OF ths market IN
the face q bearsa become matter OF gen
% account Tor H. Ihis morning. tor l-5ta-ce i1Le
The FAN River strike =neraly SUCH an Item
Is considered worth Al least temporary CscIiletnere
The continued uneGslLesE over L-r ftea sra
incident IN addition cables lower than due By
about English points weather advices were favorable
ana private crop accounts bear-sh. sun the market
advanced Z that there Is powerful bu support
sceNhTfe -he OBJECT o the support = me Item ildL
attracting "a that
aters merely taxing advantage pt lie large out
standing short and advance
II order profit
august HT+I another FtorF ~ % eject that q
ev.l- aise s9Ltfn operator torntriF short 10 taStng
a iiA on the loIs SIDE ana IS Influencing coHsiderable
covering among Texas people. facts
q the case, . IS certain thai the market to-day
showed bFness Qse oEt ~ keeping with the popular
hess OF sentiment The market opened quiet ana
STEADY ar decline q r. points. which barely
q response 70 The lower cables and almost al
oefe4cps4 an advancing tendency Liverpool hrmeG
W atter the locai opening. tn sympathy New-OT
leans ruled rather active than OF late
hrner. ana shorts here evidently somewhat IN
orders Just "a littie above the market and prices
worked W these were uncovered. adding the vol
le y business and Increasing the net gains until in
me late afternoon the crop months l9
- PgI.a higher. The old crop comparatively dun
arc neglected august sold as high as 1o7Gc in the
sSIy trading. bGt afterward reacted ana hardly
NeN-Orieans became active seller and several
geoa sized blocks changed hands Prices slipped OF
eeNefa- poinfs but the market finally steady
Lst a. ance or points on the old and OF IL q Il
points or the new crop months Sales estimated
al $4,000 hatea. representing Of the day
.uslhsss Tor some line past. arrivals Of cotton
bringing the tn-a. OF cotton brought back
1hnuf 5000 ha
Tbs range Z contract prices market to-
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I, contract prices IN the loca, market to-

loesi market for spot closed quiet at
,--i-5iseo prices the OF lie FOR rnt4cliEE
-tsales and mlddling Guf lt-25c No sales
s.sil-rn spot markets teegraphed as follows:
hs-HS'2n steady. unchanged. q 1916. sales
~ AoDle nominal unchanged. IGlzc. saysn-
N-lest ana steady, unchanged.
So, charleston and Wilmington, nominal Norfolk
rS-s unchanged AZ II &c; sales. bales Baltimore
49," unchanged al ii@5c Augusta steady 80
ebs5c6 a. y re- sales 81 bales 81 Louis quiet. un-
a 10 9; sales "a bales steady
ssrebssssee az lle sales. $50 bales Memphis quiet
eossT.-ptsaL tle ports and interior points to-day.
-@--SN WIN Inc same Gay last last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22

So: 50 DO 81 n IS c3 virg,na sheep 12s =,
a 81 do, i3s 10. AT 81
J: Il Wilksr.on zoI Kentucky lambs % n. at s..
81 anba a. n. A.
So ala, 66 10 at IS rs. Kentucky shesp 49,
H. - 80. II d. los n. 50 so.
HO-iS-Rsceipts 2ilT head cars
for The market lower BuYa.o sdvicss but
sales were reported Country dressed hogs steady
Sales aIl late yesterday; w R Hume: % hogs. I1e
- Sc IS 100 10: II
do go ~ a, So 25 roushs. a2a n. - 30; -
35T n. s. 25
So 30
roUgts. 265 n, at IS so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22

Cash quotations as follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT. No = spring. 9sassc; No 3. sSee6c; CORN.
= 49ssc. No yellow sic: OATS No ? use, No 3
white s0a42l7c; RYE. No :. Use; BARLEY good feed
81 ia, No Northwestern, 81 u IA TIMOTHY. prime
seed. s. CLOVER. grade. 81 =; PORK,
per bb. TOGS1o 10 LARD. per 100 n. So s2is
s. s.; CUT MEATS. short ribs sides doosel. 81 90
s. 3TiA clear sides box-l s. gsT So; WIiIsEkEY
basis % high wines. 81 Is On the Produce Exehanss
today the butter market steady efeanleres, l3lac
dAres. l2Gi5c. EGGS steady. cas-. Included
I4zGl5%c: CHEESE steady. 7&Uslsc-
Duluth July :I.-wHEAT-No / Northern. 81 ooS.: No
Northern 2o'ec. July 81 Ola: September. sec. De-
Cennber. SEC.
Nllwaukee July 21.-wHEAT--No Northern, 81 ols
firm. No I. TsdsOc. BARLEY-No = 52c; sample, S5S
Toe CDRN-No B. 50a5l'sc: September. 4s2sdie9.c-
Minneapolis JULY ~ -wHEAT-July. eric; September
Sssc. December s6ssfsSizc track No hard 81 COS
No ! Northern. t9Ac. No , Northern 95'.g967sc.
Minneapolis july 2I.-FLOCR-Ffrst patents. 81 100
IS s5Gs5 10. first clear 50 55gs3 IS
clears. 81 -. BRAN. bulk slt shorts SIC.
Philadelphia July y WHEAT firm and &c higher:
contract grade July. sThsT'.c- CORN quiet but hru
natural 4b'1c. 90 clipped. 4sc BUTTER l. higher extra
Western creamery. Is. do nearby prints. Zoe EGGS
steady fair demand. fresh nearby. @c ioss OF. fresh
Western. POSE N. Southwestern. i9c o.
Srw-YoFk suu choice fancy. SnStac do fair
good. TQiAr Receipts--Forr 700 Dbl. and So
poura= In sacks; wheat $500 bush: corn. 1900
eSt-i Shipnaeuts-Wheat $500 bush. oats. Is. 600.
ST Louis Jgiy q -WHEAT-So = rcd cash elevator
t4a.. July. BE- September. sIlsc. No hard. ei.sc
OATs-So cash. 35,, september. S2&c. No white
45asa1sc-
Toledo July u .-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 so October
81 70. TIMOTHY, prime 81 80. ALSIESE. prime ST 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpent.ne Barely steady
and quiet Bosiu dull and easier. ow.ng 4 de
cline al savannah Tar seis slowly. with prices more
less nominal We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine hh.s 5Gla ?
Sc.
TAR-Nou.ual.
ROSIN-Comuon 60 good strained. 81 So: 7. So F.
g. io g. 3 -. =. SO - l. 81 80. x. 81 9GS3 %. NJ
s. To- y. q 30. " g. 81 20. and " ". So
STOCKS on HAND.
spirits turpent'ue. bbs 1881
Savannah. JUL 2l-TURPENTTNE Arm. 5sfac. re-
ceipts lii bbls, sales. i6s, experts. 330. ROSIN
steady receipts -. tbs. sales. ls25. exports Tsi
quoted quoted; a T. g. s. 81 =. s. 10 E 81 IS s. so; g
81 s2+s g. 81 22's; v si52.a
Charleston july 2i--Tl RPENTINE firm.
sales. hoSi - arm. sales. II
+ s. ~: F. 6. s. SO. ii. 81 &. l. So X So $50
". So 51i9 y 81 STia: W O. 81 07is W W 81 aTi.
Wilmington. July 2t-SPTRITS TURPENTINE irnl
q &c bid, receipts. lr3 ROSiN nothing
receipts. az bbls TAR frU. 81 So: receipts 81 bbs
Crude TURPENTINE firm. s. 81. 81 81 IS receipts
l-ond IN. July ef-TTRPENTTNE. spirits. Ais AID
IOSIN-Anertcan strained. Cd fne lis Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22

London beet sugar market quiet but steady al
taough the August position Nd lower but the
present month was unchanged This change stood
Visible supply Of sugar is 23so,0Oe tons The local
raw sugar market is firm but unchanged, with cen
ssenlusa SO test quoted az 1915 &C; muscovado.
~ tcSt, St1c. and rnolasses 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22

psLon E2chaAse special Liverpool cahlr.-sn,. 90,
~ N.9oeTste demand sales 600. ,o.cr,lsfSc, go
F.ty-s- $1,000 ...eSa. e.0oe micdng upland & ssS
ofenec stracs. points lower On rear snS -
RAJ ~ o. a.sSnt positions: closed barely steadv
- points higher on OLD and poInrs h,rSs~ 70
tsmb july august, slid: Augnst sop
Jsnusr.. eenber. $50: Dec-mb.r
.ereh. 53ie March April ss2d wsaces.,seo ryaary-
steady cloths duh but steady Ne'pe'-i Arms
fLbIh AND AEAL-Moe corass,rs ~,. .-A,... -.
is Nse holr trace az OF
sHe4A- Drt ~ hat even, ~,
@s IL sra stu hezftated askne NJ &C.. So.
sesnts sa9s9 -. Rtnter .pfis
sn,s 90 spflas clears So 7oQs4 extra 40 /
k-s-nei Quoted: Pair good ssafss o. css,s
o. issrr Vi 251ss 90. CORNMEAIx-sfe.s-'
oua srieS - 9e 81 TO- as 10 band BAGMEAI-stesdy
sS fane white and yellow 81 35fSl a.: cos Sc sJ IS
ssns - FEED-Fi.m Quoted: Western spring sIs 81
"nlarc fniecins 81 so. houF DO, sa&. RS a. Sos
shipment: ity an. $50 50asoI BULK ana 49,
s.e red dog. So: hoTa ny chop s2l bulk 80 81
~"hs OH meal. So so ~' ~-~ ~
ohAiN-wHEAT-There was 9 return Of unessines,
ever the political situation abroad
me- me narkst al dsg closing TIE hst here .cii4e net
..fns; Because q the liberal movement
srl5 ie.s Influenced by bull:sh news than Iater
months snc showed the smallest advance feature
~ Sh'eaxo was the buying foreign account mosfly
heesxaber wheat around the opening emphast,
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Tester

Cdfse cables -Ei5-Cuffee market quiet 10 tNt'
$3.50 ezc!ange u l-l6l. receipts 4too bags; ship
FOR The United states, 4oVo DAss sL-A. $780,.
49, esrns-C fee market quiet. goo- average Santos
5sU: receipts Gags, stock. s1l.uco bass liam
lurg-CtTse market opened pig tcWeFi az --ou ? m
lncha1se1 70 4 PIG !-Feri sales, Iloeo ress
-sa~ months lnc1anes. Tar months declined 7. franc
a. 70 unchanged 70 !. franc lower; $50 II IN
rba-rss- .5fsI sa5e u
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Ocean Steomers.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tn. rrihun.
"A received their Uptown Once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY
Advertisements Will De received following branch
Offices regular Office until 9 o'clock o. m VT.
"a sth-ave. sd I53 6th-ave cor Ic.h-st
92 Ess, 81 West 42dst between Tth and s,h
svea 2sa West lc5th-s 32s 3davs. between 10th
nth sts i.o2e adav stst-st 1os ave
ss,h-st: Isl 75s Trsnont-avs $50 3D.
<1st-st,: 6oA S6-sve.: - Chr.s,opner-ss
Brooklyn y. "a cowtst! 2ls cssrs-se
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
aNp And
Ts s.SDs n' ss.n aud
80 Tok IaE WEST.
.i 1873 An An s IS Iog gEy EINTTED
: :isspM GSAIGCAG0 AMP ST LOUIS EXPRESS
= ~ 81: EEzH5sS = S AHsss
So = 3 n, ~ SLEx ELANp AND CINCINNATI EXP.
WAsH.NGIoN AND lHE soUrH
ss siissS Siss s5Ssss = :Ia
.isa5 1.a.s5 "consressional L.aited'G .ass. IS
so.TaElS RA All AZ 1ls3s AIS p. m. ,21O m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-sS . m. and as p m
sEsARoARD AIR LrNE--I22s .. a. and 12iO a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAnwAY.-s.ss p. n
csa ss. "a OHIO HAILwaT-I-as a week
FOB oI,p POM coaFoRr and NoREoLK.-I00 a. n
AThaNTIc CITY-s5' m. and 2so p. weekdays.
1Ys r5tss Si:s.is s .'Gs
ass f1ssD' hsPt t.z sssasI Iaas
~ and as p m From bsssresses ana ca1tlaads
sos .,os rs ;, H SIS sss ss 5, 40:
Snys 80 eSs 7sa Is rs @ 50 for Nozth Phiia-
rs Is g Is Sc s. s.0s ITO Is 40 $ N
Phli.esiDhis only :45s. '55s. sss. IS SIS Is
vac for North Philadelphia onlyi IL 10 night
DINING Car. tExtra-fare train.
ies-t offices Nos 46i 1854 t3 and 261 Broadvay fs2
aIth Avenue tbeo. 23d ST.; T3 Fifth Avenue tcorner
Gsth Stl ! Astor House. and stations named above
STooNiyn Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
way ana pennsylvania A-nex Station The New fors
Transfer Company. will call for ard check baggage
from hotels and residences through destination.
Ielephons $40 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. W. ATTERBURY J. p. WOOD.
General Manager. Pz.5r Traf,c Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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nAM8U sG-AM:R IGAN LINE.
sEMI-wEEKLy TwIN-SCREv SERVICE.
FOR PLYAOt III. CHrE-st
fWs!dsrsee -JUiy .. PM tPennsylvana Aug q. Noon
''Notke. July - 10 AN 'Patrc % go An
Bulgaria July So AN Hamburg AUG. IS II All
deutschland 10 Al PhCen.cia Aug 20. Noon
Grill Iu N snd * macsiurl uUarl 1.,ta sal.
Dover for London Parts.
MEDITERRAN FAN SERVICE.
SEW-Y ORK-NA PLES-GENOA.
BY superb wv u-ScIew Steamers.
Prime Ada Aug Is a. NJ. 4
PruZ oskar Sept q. 7. NJ. oct q, 10 A. NJ.
FIRST CABIN 500 and SO UPWARD.
According ~
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE
OrIces. - 81 broadway Piers Hlbckea. -. J.
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new YORK, ONTARIO 3 WESTERN ny.
Ocean Steamers.

NORIM G[EuNMAN G9O I ID.
Fast express .ryice.
PLYNOUTH-CHERBOUR G-BREMEN
kronprnz July o. $50 Pa II sept q. 1870 PM
X VIM. II Aug .. Phi Kaiser Sept. IS. 10 An
Kaiser Aug Is 10 AN K onprnz- Sept 20 I Phi
KronpTinz Aug %. Pm X VIM. II. Oct 4. II AN
Twin-ScreW passenger service.
PLYMOU BOCRG--BREMEN
Friedrich. July Aug - 10 All
b. srnen. Aug AM Friedrich. 80. Noon
kurfurst Aug H. An Bremen sept :. 10 All
Alice. Aug II. 10 An Albert Sept. . 10 AN
Mediterranean Service.
GIBRAI.TAR-NAPL
Luise- .....AuS II An Irene g. II AM
Irene Aug y, II AN Hohenzouern0cJ. Is. u Az
HohenZof n sept To- II AN A.Sert- Oct - II An
Lniss Sept Pa II AM Luiss Oct y II An
From Bremen Piers. 4th SITS, HoDoken.
OELRICHS & co. No. S BROADWAY. " z.
Louis Fl. Meyer. Is South Third St. Phia.
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Receipts OF breaostus al INFERIOR points N housIds
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
LEGION of Honor.

The WAYS AMI Means Committee held meet
ing at the office Of the supreme recorder Las,
evening and appointed ar Executive COMMITTEES
and formulated plans FOR tie fail car1p1iKu. b.
which A. In expected that a large number Of
.roi,rsftons will b. FLED with the seysra. cOua-
Siis IN the next month or TO-
H~ie PARK Council initiated two candidates
q, are las, meeting and fled applications.
So.h secured b. James n Smith. supreme re-
eo-.er The representatives Of the council have
,,o-,tsea ,hat thew would az least IN.
ecrsi.i.;. FOR the class 10 D. Initiated by the
.grre-a~ REPRESENTATIVES oa October -
Tasaye.re Council held irs regular meeting
lar Nordsy evening aci fled three applica-
tons. limitations will be the orter 'o-=.orrow
Aipha Council had rod meeting Iast Ta.z-
.fa- cyeripS initiated ore canii:ats-Harr- O.
ssnas-an1 transacted important business BE-
,,-t. of CON rritf>ss postponed firm is.. met
M ,xer. coryitefe.i and ci~roSed cr- y :.
y;oii,rd os New York .ifv va a -.E.to- his
r.inr HI. t.r-r -i-i, ..lrsz stree fsss u
IInf.isv recorder OF Irving CpsTusIi va. .iso
yi.f-o- and .r>se q the question Of bg.!iftnc
-, ~. r-lefnbsrshfD Of re legion m. .-cor,I
-.r-,r ~ss conferred on oEe randi1zr~ n r
Ssn... a.f.H- a. Chairman. W g Na.<- .n
oI5 rr:e-iter n Af7ha- q resident - &C.
net Ok visitor 49, -. Office a( lie
recorder LAST vseS-
TYs fcIi0Sia= ocuEciis viii meet this .rsa:.:
'ro-rrcTroz. 81 L6Cis. fysnhoe ard Lzf.re-rs.
...c>s..r=- F:v -sisio-. Thur-7s.. Fr1lS'ia Ggss-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
THIRTY STUDENTS INJURED
IN ANNUAL TANK ScRlP.,
eoPhomor~s ut Pardse Ualversity
bind IN Fresh men and Dance
Around Then.

i-sfiys'te- til. SEPT I1.-As;er one 90
th' toughest tank scraps ever held T.,
Purdue University. the sophornores lsfa.
last nish- danced about n group Of -
freshmen. ioCad hand and foo, ard fa..-
.re'i 20 4 long chaiu.
The annual clash between the t-cshrn.,
AL sophomore classes resulted in thi--y
Injuries. some ct which are thought 70 10
serious
IT, ~e-ip-sly injured are
fkED HAS = West Lafayette sapA5-
rss-e. lar tcu. h-r--T-
- Mcneil f-esr-'an- kirssI IN s-onArh
--- JNstf-. freshman. ii-I~- N the h>ad-
TIL NEJl.l- S1gE--noTc. EreE-As{
tn hs.I ara ss.s-
-- II COY -.ptorr5re. internally injured
\ ccmHI-rr list i difficult to obtain -
tHs iufJr-Il-tipu IL Withheld by Their
fTi-uds
III. faculty. Is much disturbed. and tbs
l.icsrs viii - sTrsiSned b. Prestde-.
Stone \ Monday
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Modern woodm~a Of America.

n~lrrar camp viii meet a. y riocx .1--.o--
ro-r evening IN o'CounsiTs Han. 10. go e..
tor sr.nse ~ th~ Ia-t u.ctiax 5zo r1.a,isrr
we-e s6op;-<. a-d S-Frr.i srp;icar.o-s FOE r..-.-
bs-ss1fP were received committee. % " hirh
the chef forester ~ chairman. W.. zrp<si-t- I.
to srralgs e. a. eat.rtaiarlea: to BE- hsi:
sr11-
Ch.rnse. Camp VIII nis-- Friday evening a.
Ch.ruae. street and Broadway.
ysplevrod Camp will ne. at Sapie-Oo: to
MORROW evening
Mound city camp viii met at 40 1913 Ea--
ton avenue SATURDAY evening. one sdoYiio1 "a.
mad and rsS applications for membership
ver~ r.ceive,. at 70. meeting September u
Prosperity camp viii ri-rt Tuesday al Sew
erth street and Ann avenue
81 Louis Camp Will meet Tuesday evening Il.
C. 8. II Hal. ~ Seventeenth and Market
Tower Grove Camp Will meet THURSDAY even
Ing az Martens Hall. at No - Manchester
avenue
Transit Camp Will nee; Thr--da- evening a,
MISSISSIPPI and Chogtsau avenues
At Twentieth ard pDtier streets. Tuesday even
iag
wcrL,s Fai- Camp will meet Friday s-eaIns
at Tenfh s-f carroll sr-reSs. AT tie meeting
% september fou--r-- rs.rh>r. v--. .-i-
ustel- The team work was performed BIZ TIE
nr- camp trz-a. ass.s-ef bv a visiting f1r~sf--
fra, Mound lily Camp Among the visitors
were co-sil ssrhrcl,er OF - Louis Camp Sew
e-si new nrpiics;iSn. 20 membership -sre r.
ee.vet AMI fzvorsbly acted upon
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A.eIe., order of Uni,ed workn.n.

H. lc-ses rhrnurhos- re sat, al IT, .'-y
afs h-rir.i5x -riEL.sia .fl- over IT, salFr-zrirl
= \ - Z " as p-sr.- {: II 1zar D1y :;
tn- Wprt1s Fsir. prfet~- I-i-fal .--I
prizes VII b ot.s-ei f-r t.e !l-lse- E4-ias ;zs
is-ge-S number r. --su.tsgs r. Inc All 20
contest. between drill t-su.- - The = q. =
81: Dsr-rs az H1nJ- e a. iurtsfirri - TEr-s
VII =. griz-s ~ tnll crffs-t- h-tv-ru \ -
L u hsnds- y = ~Ipe-te4 th~r ~srurr-e
trans al! l. III s-pu. al surrounding Stai-s
snc tri.s - tb- Fs;- % East 900 IgssIo~-s
g tbs. 1rs.srs IT, z.f4 cfrf-rs vIll lssE-
n ~ Gar tc-T-rrrsT 2 - @li. .aEt- Iiar-
Vf.i 6:a-- l. * had interest : s-l.l ~ o.
si;srsis. fu--fns a.. W.-in---lsv .-srI * al
Which enc spplica-i-- = 1.-ull.fstlY vyas -
c-ived
Phg-HiT I.otss kzI a u--I-s--sE.'r! rl-.t--=
"a: ThErscsy ----ia-. ~tI-i sr.--i.--4i-e in
'sr.sr IN fh~ s1TS = ffs s-fs- ~i1nz- T.
The r.-u.bsT.- or -grl ~sfis- fr- MEMBERSHIP.
uss received ard rsf-r-sI - the frv---'E KAT ur
t'-rT mite There Eli D. iri- a-.rG a. tNe
iE--tilg TagT-isy. siid a. ia-rJ-Es .s- c1rilll-
j. i-yi'Ni % litsai-
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last Nori1y uizN-. All hs- EtaEtr4. 20 H1a.- ar
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INDEPENDENT Order of odd Fellow.

o1inz 10 IS t>:as St Louis Iay. oa,Y q few
members ATTENDED tn meeting = Naomi l. f-.
Last Thur~!av --.1las- Business q! !ra.-rfsr.rs
will he rrsrssct-: AZ tire meeting Seu-.srl-- "a
At i-s last fn~-.i-z EIr-.-io- Lodge e-1at.--. 1
the f1rs- c~Er-- -. ;so caniifsi-s
Abba Rsh-sah Loire initiated two women
members at It's last meeting Th- lo.xa sill
take c2r- IN -. r-,-r.ign % he Cfv-a by I.7rcas
R-h~ksh L>.tiK. FER summit f.r-iR- tc-,lay
Tie s-cu-f oeg--@ conferred a. The r.se--
Ing c. Golden Sc.p;-E L.-ir-. NJ. -. a. Te-fa-
lSzzi stree aai i--e-rlr Sveuu-- S-p-s-rh.- -
N-c5pr i>C5k- well ATTENDED ia-- ,ns@tl-,
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a. % Noun NsT1-.-. flG.. EaE. i-f-res-frs
TAX N tEc 'E-1utv AL God Work q. OIL
Fellowship
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sn-- a. is Meeting lac Ves'usr-iay Tie Pa
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f-rTed csrfi1sf-- Thr Igh'i~ i-s.zf.-.s.--
OF es~rs-, ana ---rr--!nrs--- I'LL -st. -
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viii r. installed T. canton Mount cts. S- (.
iu uniform
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sdvsrrinE u-zss--s- c1c ap.lica-ica wsN =
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Tie coming cent ot the Nzcczbecz u i!s
NoGid viii t-= tie reception given IN TIRE
Temple CT Fraternity. on September 8. z-u'a
: % p n, TO the supreme commander. l. =.
Harkey. and other supreme as we'll az great
National Fraternai cOngres>- All membe-'
throughout the State are fra1eFnsI!y invited %
Be present the above date and swell the
crowd On Naccabee day at the Worlds Far.
The Executive Committee has spared neitn-:
Hne nor money to make this meeting a grand
Huccess. and earnestly ask al! members ana
heir fiiends 10 attend
ON Sir knisht seni e. :. a.rIi urs: No:
|for paying lin the LaiSnce OF his d-ssbiIity
claim amounting TO S..SD. IN one draft As
ST. knight Bailey desired 70 Duo .'ss nom n
the gseat commander 10 pay the an III ~
or,cr instead Of i.istzl.rents cf s-S aAhaa.iy.
would Otherwise EaNc aecn S'A-e N-'-e4 t-.-
laws OF the oder ,..-,
The great Commando. VISITED ot;nts! n t.Iy
Tent al i>e So-o 1t Us last reF.eN- - a -
number os the IneiGOers were p,Ssen, 70 ~ -
The .srp.anaf on by the ea- commander OF ths
readjastraent q rates. and al. p!sseHt 80
fheulsesres as sstisned that the change vas inr
the best As 2 resu this ten i2d no So
PENSIONS. After the review was over o~a-
Que. was prepared The tent Is fnaSsns a
rsnxernens TO initiate several e1ndioa'=s u'-s
RE srsa. commander made nyins visit 70
BouE~ Terre Tent At the last meeting ne
ten, n satisfied with the rate question and e.
terisx into a vigorous osmpaig1, expects TO IN
little many candidates s1c1- The tent is com
paved OF some OF the leading young basihess
Ipn invitation q Eu-.ks TENT az Hsaninzl,
SIR Knight SchaiizeE. the great s0mma5Gsr. Va
tied and attended lh, review The great en-
for beneficiary Ordcrs.' The tent Is No a
tsse state and has membership ct 60 Tne
Bert 10 ssftsned with the ate question an
|sroa.;ses TO Put IN seveIzI ms" rneiio>is ti'iS
8 Kn.4bt o--s-rs-i. oue q ;Ee Executive