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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Clan Campbell. NJ. l. had a rousirG meet
ing ca TCes:ay. D3cernher e. in response 20
the call sen, oUt. announcing the election c:
officers :oT ie0S. II was typical gathering
of the clans. rs many visitors were present
from the Clan Douglas. No :. and from clans
IN CtAe- States. {" witness the impressive ritual
81 the premier Clan - the order Chisf Edward
". NckEy ~as H. the chair ard all the CJh.r
,'iHc-f- we're AZ tu"Ir T-stE \ laTEa amount Of
business WAS ts4ussc:vo and several comm: :
ICES repor'ei everything being up TO date. and
all satisfactory.
Tie domination and election ot officers was
interesting. and the many C"E..sts wern con-
GREETED IN The most harmonious ard friendly
siir.t- Ihc :pilJ~!nE were .icgteC: chief John
tticiE. tGu!st. William Keith. cha lain Ale,
NJ. Munro: s1CTetsIT- Robert E.ith: financial
secre'ary, y Walter Maciu:y-e treasurer
Gfowi.y. Iurior heIchmar James Simpson;
Genes -..lls Norman p Elder. wErier James
Mc'dsh: Tho telIers, Clsrsmen Young sui
tLiinoHGS. oi Douglas. were given Il hearty vote
o. thanks f1r thEir i2bc.s. The retiring CHEZ
was given d standing vo-. OF thanks fdr his
splendid record and example during the two
Years Of his reign. and replied briefly. TIE
Amusement Committee discussed the annual
Elrns aniyersary entertainment. and committees
we're appointed 20 take up The variUIs divisions
OF "Ufk ana r-rOT; meeting.
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r. Louis Lodge had an EXCEPTIONAL. "a
a'f"ncanc. a. the last meeting. The election o:
officers was The principal business transacted.
Grand and supreme L-7dg- ,fIc-r- were pres
.nt. and at the 90 os tho meeting all ad-
J'.f nd 4" rar-a-S- Or z banquet.
=, h,.ttt o'lE- i",!Sf had Z, u Attendance a.
siid t"o nenlt sfE wege rcprfteI on rh. s.y.s 1t
ts tFt-t"ts r~p"rt=d having paid c,,,iuIs n
"c'ri'cl2iis. q =. =. Moss Erior remarks were
il@2e ~ z. N!e..lus. !. j.. ErraE-- and Grand
Req r-r /. r BJgufrae.,-r
oai i.odSc Las mailed Invitations 10 III.
q 'iah'fs and rrtsaGs ~ attend III. th.-i oIen
meeting and !.Itilo pEr'y. p"r.n.p-- =.
=. .h!.lt1 LT-LE- tEf tsf< far artcHIHLce AZ
IL LIST - si4lE + Il. M'is man r.uDTf-'!
sl'It I:CCT x :'e Ceath = ph LIP Kan. Wa
rad. NJ II Lvahari. ". Citab askv. Jgha CIR
De End = H.l0-l 81 ,e
Columbia i"'Ee hnG q god a;'r-5!ance It !ts
last lHesiHG one cHu.i!afs ,g1it.s-.f ar
TSiS"rn'n 'n-s were T-tt" 10 cute-rR 2 ;h.- l. o
; ,ht"Fs Association ~ tIe nay; me- Ing.
G-GnC bictI;cr ., +. HliI. G-a.i R.r.,r-e=
!. r. E"F1lTaerrF. \. v Wiac.r and e. ?.
ioakulen 2G't FxceIs o- I.ldge. = 10 500.
Mo. E.s.t .lst Monday and iul-iatei ven
,een MD ties. secli-ti ~ SI-r al Depl.s John
.s,,.smr p.c:a-o~ Governor J c. seppsrt o.
J Eeii"l4. : o.. paid The ~IurNruc others =
visit .ast FRIDAY while his way . C,iclf:p.
wee he VIII deliver leItu.- g n yrrDU, az
rIIga1 Tor b. the lodges thJt CIV
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Protected Home Circle.

Missouri Circle had its meeting and enter
.ainme..t last Wednesday night in De!t'E Hall.
Tho program was opened with = piano SOLO by
Mrs Byrd Meysenheimsr- Other selections
We're: Plano and violin duet. Alvin De!tz ard
Ollie Lurdy: vocal solo. Miss Mae Mcdonald !:
duet Arthur Blaze and Miss Louisa Hill: char
acter sketch. Jessie Glik. duet. The Misses
StpmleT: vocal solo. Miss Addic McCinnis: trio
instrumental, Carrie aud Frank Jones and Frank
Fulton: vocal solo. John ikemier: dance. Eliza
beth Writ: vocal solo, Miss SpeGry. Illus rated
s8Ug. Frank Roscoe: piano duet. the N!sses
Sr1rtZ-T: vocal solo SfarG kenpter. barry
solo Mr. Krlimeyer: solo. Miss Octayia
Callahan: Gong. Gus BeEeman. Words OF greet
ing spoken by cha plain Miller and Grand Pres
dent Reid. Refreshments were served.
Carondeiet Circle had good meeting last
week. Supreme Deputy Miller being present 20
speak af:er the business was tranbacted. Re
ports Of new members who are ready to come
in We're encouraging.
Compton Circle nominated and elected off,
GERS, the next meeting. December q will be
an open meeting. and a euchre will be given.
ChOuteau Circle bad its usual class for in
itiation at its last meeting. The circle has n
good lead for the new state banner. far
the circles OF this city are concerned.
Ing. A good list OF new members Is Joining
this circle
Imperial Circle initiated candidates a. the
last meeting. Officers were nominated and other
matters attended to with dispatch. Nessrs,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
WANTS DUTY PAID ON
SHIPS NEW ENGINES.
Central Federated Union Asks the
President tn Collect on ST.
Louis. Hachiuery.
REPUBIIC SPECIAL.

REPU BI.IC sPrSTAI.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE Central Fefer-
ated Union decided to appeal to President
Roosevelt for the rigid endorsement OF the
protective tariff law with reference to
new machinery in ocean liners.
Delegate James Wilson OF the Machtn-
lists asked that the 10 per cent duty be de-
mandad on Hew machinery in the liner
ST. Louis. Mr.. wilson said:
The st. Louis left this port 10 get new
machinery in Europe. and II TIE bill
amounts to s50N.Gel. at least son5.0C) ought
to go into the United States Treasury. We
need the money"
The repairs to the St Louis referred to
were made eishteen months ago. and Mr.
Wilson declared the work vas taken out
OF this country because It could be done
cheaper abroad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

keIiey, Julian ScheiLe and Norman ver. re
nominated without olprst.ur. Complimentary
resolutions on the faithful services OF Ms
Anna Jackson. the ac' auutsnt were formulated
Iu9 aG"ItiqH at the next meeting Miss pfiil-
St"inTu'N"r was selected to III the Office Grand
work Tor the usSt term.
Linden Circle held :, bazaar for three daTs
ie "'fh- Many l'N members are being s!l'1
isb'nb"V: Z ltclt mad 4 very larg" and Inter
'stihs meeting. initiating tNo ylurE WpfU-n
ana thtF were Immediately elected 20 rfic-.
an! hht'i. ''i6E StrnpETap!H- "e= p.ac- q
n ,Ie secretary : station. and Miss Williams is
- IL. ths- 'h'HlaIr'S c'Iir. Past President lr-
iln ri!"r"d some Special Inducements 10 work
r. FaSt -. s'""nt i<ihrrr. who IS a. *
.ti'''il"i s"iS- member. |gs reelected. while
hT"t.-r Grant was - -rttd 70 f-casur.r = Ses-
,TF r!'ii.r companion. ard Rru'.er Farrow To-
!taN!ng IL CIT
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OF Benton Council. Odd Fellows' building Fri
day evening when Benton and Victoria council,
will unite.
Grand Rcgcn. E. A. Barbour and Grand Or
ator F. f. Cook paid su official vi.it to Kansas
unIon OF all the Kansas CRY councils in the
hall q Melr9se Council; Tne needing was ,,,, well
g prnys q gSta' Importance In the history OF
e: Compton fhili Council hes changed It's place
Of melting to st. Louis Turner IGai No i.ls
Chou.-su avenue. and VII! hold It's first meet
n, s:siIR 3! SSsiEs @ Souas ,,,i New .s3s x;Fs
I'll M.nneaToii, MINI. among the Wis
itors at the Office OF the Grand Council las,
Brs,des the election ot ofGcers IN the sunor-
,nats sSnsi!' RT. RES' i'm isnF2=r;ant = nusi.ess was
tiatio5n: Benssn. .,x appIisstioas shree !n!:I-
ation: Old Gmsrd four applications. seven initi-
ations: yandevsn,er- one application, osaEs.
Hissory., eleven apPlicafiens. SIX initiations:
plicaticns. two lritiations EIci!d. on. appiicii-
ton: Carl Moller. five applications. six inltia-
tions: Cote BriI!iante. nine applications. three
Eieotion o, ofaces to- 1896 have progressed
Ia the subordinate councils. with results a
Victoria Co1ncil-E-presentatives II g
lam Got;!.eb and Samuel Howarth: rezent. II.
= c. Cornell: vice regent. Joseph Block: ora
tor V McShane: past regent. James Claussn:
secretary. f. Roeenthal: collector. A. H Kama
F Rocklage: guide, F. W, Rosenthai: wart.n.
il. ". Paubel: eentry. Peer J Walsh;
c D S.rnmerich.
IacIe;e counril-Representatiye. Theodore l..
Ernotz: alternate, Peter Devine: regent Peter
Deyine: vic. regent Adolf Huber orator. ].
X Thomas: past regent. Theo. L. Kraatz:
secretary Ben weidei: collector. p G. Over
beck: treasurer n. F. SayIor: chaplain. @. X
walker: guide. o. A. Rugh warden. ". V.
Nunn.lIy: sentry. C. H. Ranbach: trustees. Fl.
a. Prithor, J. H. BohIs and C. Hertwig: ora
W Benton cSuncil-asprssen,a.irea J. T. Nile
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WIRELESS MESSAGE
SENT OVER THE ALPS,

SPECIAL. BT CABLE TO THE ST. LOUIS EE-
PrR1-Ic AND THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Paris Dec T-(Copyright. 1s0i)-Ths
first wireless telegram just sent over tho
Alps from Cornwall to Italy arrived with
out a mistake in the signals despite fears
that the rarifted atmosphere of the higher
Alps would affect the signals. Settlement
vance.
The message was first received at Iau-
sanne and then at a station on top Of
Monterosa, whence It went direct to An
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Indian Chief Is Bank President.

REPUBLIC SPEC1AL
Tulsa. I. T. Dec. IA bank. with M
Indian chief as its president. has been
organized TO do business at Skiatook. l.
T. The institution opens next week. with
Chief w. C. Rogers of the Cherokees. al
It's head. The bank IS Incorporated for
$4,000, and is located in town that is
only months old. Clifton George. c. w,
Brown and L. Appleby OF Tulsa are ui-
rectorS.
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Ladies' OF the &. 4. II.

Tie national president. Mrs. .IaCy r. Hager
- in the city on hoy return RIP from Denver,
Ca'o where suc made ARRANGEMENTS for the
National Convention. 20 be held III mat oity
Garon"i SIN Henry stark Cf-clc will have
It's next regular meeting tomorrow evening AT
tho residence u Mts. Mary u. stark, No. ieiS
EyeStIfh
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Woodmen of the world

! Terminal Camp, No 81 had an enthusiastic
! meeting a w=~.k aG,1 last "Wednesday. there b
.rE II.o-4 than 10 r!aTli.s-s rrcsen, as well a.
.evs-sl visiting chJpc-rs. Election OF officers
| fcr 800 resulted follows: q Jameson. con
| suI Co:rman.er: J. ] Noble adviser lieutenant.
! =. Johans"n. tanker: =. G. Cross CLERK: 9.
| White. assistant cl-rh: J. G Eulis. eseg-t: &.
! Walth>r. watchr.an: :. Murphv. sentry: ! II
EUeis;ran. rEaraEer: VI. Z. Jones. musician
| Three limitations were performed ali Ctve-
| routine business transacted. The nnv=i!1g
| Ger, Tonv st. Matthew Cemetery. whic ch
| wa. Dzed for .O-csv. has been POSTPONED
| owing q trp cod weather.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

g. louis Roos. Lad wel!-atteEded meeting
Eighteen owls were initiated ;n,o the secrets
az cw!tOGi. hrso owlcts came a step nearer 10
the il,.ree Ur owls and many applications t,r
Iu"rDeTship "erc received. The programme.
tor tha next meeting. Wednesday. peCsInbcr 81
calls for card ulrf!ss BESIDES N. usual dancing
ST tn" temporary r1-st, No. Ss!n fcaStgu ave
nue. u .ie!elk krlnr EalN-
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S.iiuUuI Union.

At the eughre OF INg cabin Council last
Thursday night VEN. enjoyable evening was
VaESsi- Mrs. Gus Frey. Mrs V. =. Betinf-
ton Mrs Nm. Godfrey. were tho prize winners
among tho iaii-s. Willie Gus Frey. p. Powers.
VIM Godfrey and NJ J u Els were successful
among the gentlemen. IL. NJ. Johnson non the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Ahsoluts seClusIrl 6afCTe ana TlT7lE CGClne-
mint; terms reasonable; toth Dhoaes.
Or. Dennis - ~. ElaeisE,2n ;,ea:sf aye. ays
ian and surgeon conducts the rrcat rei,ahls
BsIits confinement IN this city. perfect
BGt fusion and home comforts. trained nUIrs-:
lowest terms; all female T-ulhle sk!lifully
treated y years experience: ladies', whe-! recd-
,r= srecialist come o. w-ite Gre
DR.. MARY ARTHUR ssi rSs WsshisFss4 hin non. ays ".
hls sanita-.uTn for confinement in this ilv:
perfect seclUsicn ana rome comfort: trained
Yurses; lowest taT1ls; 81 female t-CuSlas skill
Srilv treated unlar absr.Uts EGa-a--ee; ladies,
when needing a. specis'ist- conc or VI te
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Knight. of Father Mathew.

Tie following officers os slboriirat. cour-:'.
have been elected:
s. Louis. No. /: William : Walsh G <
X: p j Stretch. d = : X: E J. 2c-
r-corier; Patrick Long. banker r y. AiCtl1-I.
marshal: Joseph Fox. inside sentinel; walter
walsh. outside sentinel: Joseph l. Dewey. ora
st John... No l: w,Ila-, J. Farisy. c. :.
lev ret6rie-: Fiuard F Fsrisy fsnaucia -
cor'ier: Patrick short. banker: T. J. Ryan.
T"oey. outside sentinel: ". NJ Brennan. cra,o-
" AqrnnSiaf!@n Wni.s Z = N9 2 4Kssis .5ss G
and financial recorder: Edward cushing bank
e.; Martin Car'iT r,a-shal: John Walsh Il.
s: LawTsnSs o:1IsSLe;s. No. 5-Iahn NJ Hen
Join ), sculIy. reco7ter: john J. Cur,nins.
side sentinel: John Flanagan. outside senJ!-
Hel: Clay Hennins. orator
Bernard simon. ;. : Il; 4 z 5' p p owing. re:
niS f@aSr SSss ! ait Sar m rseoTdsr
shall: Ts:rict McCoruscE. inside sentinel: Bsf-
Tard MeswiEsan. outside sentinel: william,
IS NaFy and J2sssh. No s-M. J. coq,oy.
fc q SsseI i + rsfSd.r MSfGi3e7 lob9 n , X - Pat
ciaI recorder. James wc1tIock banker. VIII
liam Conruy: marshal; Albert Bitza insfd,
St Eevia.s. No. cI-Jarnss Sheridan. c. :.
X: ". r Hutchinson u 9 s k ThGrns.
Bray. recorder: James E Lydon, nnanSiaI ie-
Corfer. l.. 7. Newport. banker: Eiwari C.i-ns.
marshal: Thomas Hasty. inside sentinel. Sc
phet, Cady. outside sentins!: =. J, RsEan.
crater.
81. Cronan'. No 22-Benjamln sarisrac c
s \: John Muicahy. n G X Martin F.
corter: Daniel \. ODoncvan. banker: Thomas
Godfrey. marshal. George T. Higgins. inside
sentinel: Dfward y. Brennan. outside sen.ire,:
Michael W. Scanneii. orator.
81. L@o's No cs-M + J Es~1n- = 3 X:
Eiwsrd !. Rri:,on- = c : X, John J.
Wright recorder, William + Burke. 4uaclal
recorder. John J. O'fir'eu banker Thomas :
Flanagsu: marshal Michael Eickham: irsi,
.entiaei: Martin Burke. OUTSIDE sentinel: John
K.rrick NJ 4IP J Murphy. G K:A
r. Jane.te u. G :. X. ]. VI Donohco.
cordsr. r. =. Can.v. fiuacial recorder: Ja-uc,
EoCFianp. banker. = Ca1tT. marshal: 7 Pow
e-s. inside sentinel. Francis Kelly: outside sen
tnel. Len Mcdonald. orator.
st Matthew'S No. Gl-Janes McCo-nish. 9.
: X. Lawrence Brennan. u. g s K. -
VI Bfode-tck. recorder: j. A Hulfnri fna nclaI
recorder: James a Tic-uer. banker: w p
VI KENNEDY. marshal: William MrHsirh. IN
s!te sentinel: Mi-hael Tie=Dey. outside
tfrsI. Michael Duffy orator
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Modern woodmen OF America

Deluar Camp will inset al o'clock mex:
Monday night IN Rose Hill Hall. Hamilton and
Maple avenues. AZ the meeting Of December /,
officers were elected. tao member, were added
TO the camp and several new applications were
.ayorahly acted Cu. Paul VI. Wilcox vas chosen
TO rt present the camp In the meeting OF rspr9
s<u;atives from the camps in the ci:y 70 advise
concerning a relief b1sTG.
Mound city Camp VIII meet Tomorrow even
irE in West Gate Hall. Grand and EaSton ave
nles There was n cyCd ATTENDANCE nj hi, las,
Irset!nE and several applications for member
ship were tavOraby acted Ths camp has 4
iarCc. wel!-OrsanlEed team and adopt!ols are
conducted with zeal.
Tower Grove Camp will meet Thursday even
INK In Martens Hall. No. 81 Manchester ave
nrie. The last meeting was well attended by
members and visitors The camp Is some dis
tance from other camps and has laid a good
foundation for prosperous and successful year
IN 1875
weIlston Camp will NEE: IN Rose Hill Hall,
Hamilton ard Map.e avenues. Tuesday evening
Consul Wales and his brother officers have been
occupied attending the various matters required
by the death OF Clyde Woodruff.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
RsTHBONE SISTERS.

"a DGIS TlsAiI Lt-. 40. J. EaTEBUSE SIS
~ ,.Ir. ne - e.r.y second anu tuI-La Thurs
day nlelJs AZ IIatr..al HAL. E.e eTth stErr,
ard Er..aSiin avenue E.silurs welcome.
MRS. i. r. WILLIAMS 81 L. c.
lsui Coleman street
Alice Williams. VI. o: r. < c., $40 Frakl!n
sh.uLe.
- ..TtfBONE SISTERS, ~ -\ClLSiJR I en-
| = PIE, NJ. 10. meets ,.ssy rsc-aG Az. fyurta
E,.day 4 each month a. Anchor Esl. PARK
and Is!lor>u:. agCaGts. AsnlrcfS expected 10 u
=. .-rLi AMI visitors cordially .Hvl,eJ
MRS ALLIE IOrAiAS NJ Il c.
.0S5 rF1nIJs street.
Mrs Fra2ces HubUrd Il. Il. ot c. lss
Papii street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
IHpRoyED ORDER OF RED MEN

Ihi'hONED UHDER OF RED MEN.
~~~~~-~~~~-s-~>~~--~~~~~--->~>
TN .NHEHAHA COUNCIL. DECREE OF
Z t'tEahcEtss. meets every s-Cu..u and
IGuIta Monday at DEu!.'s Hail Sin:h a:a
IarNtt streets. Work every meeting uy tns
'tinoLS Chriinn decree t"tn.
No iE%tTuNKA TRiEt:. No - IMPROVED
IL Cr1s- Of Red Men. meets every E..cey
ey-a.Gs o: Bru!ts' Hsli SiHth and Mars, I
streets. y urS by the degree team that made
: Luis faW0ls-
III ISSIsSIPFl TRIBE. NO. Il. IMPROVED
ia order Ot Red Men. meets every Thurs
Lsy yFtning al o'gto,k. in their wis~aIH,
corner Seventeenth and Wash streets. All yis't-
.II: brothers cordially invited To r.eet with ia
II RANDALL. s:GCneru.
~ pEE.A%C., NUUGH TRIBE No. 80. I'M
w. proved Order Of Red Men. meets on tns
ssesCd AID fourth SJtUr4Iy evenings In R,t
Mems Ha,i. corner Ninth and Market streets.
Council Ere kntl 1T the eighth run. Visiting
chiefs axe cordially ted u attend. NO X n
the degree. j. p WALTERS. SachsIn.
\ iecN Chief of Records
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meeting llsr Thurstsy night. one srpAIa-
tinn was received December - there VII o.
Initiation and all are requested 70 b. 80
ent quite rum'er OF n!"Tn5trs we're ~
rE tts. members. Taurs.lav. pccernp,r .
this lodge Will hold memorial serEiees n n ~
" It's '.sU--t"d rhsrs re tI'ry - -
The annua! mask BAN viii be given 4; North
St L.uis Turn Hal IT.,
Bea.gn Lodge had L wSIl,attended meeting f!,,
!nat Thursday e"enIag. and initiated tT0 can
d.ta;es. with s.vera Hloce to come in the NJ,
future. or next TgursdAy eve tais lodge Will
game Il Ieclee " II. nor L.dse All brothers
are Invited 10 bring as Uiauy ladies az posi-
hle. An elegant entertainment has been pre-
Farmers Lodge. No. 81. had ar exceptionally
day evening. december y Matters with the
boys IN Farmers Lodge are hesinaIns. 20 boom.
as 80 ~ .. ~ 70 I'd! S,.f-. a. & fi..
essl ot'erz ars prnm.s'd Z : tEs next meeting
present IN lGulbsnts, There se-rrs ;o bs quite
4 rivalry a-g the ) uuG members in tnis
t.T the lodge - the member who presents TIE
grtat.Et number Ct kppliCl'!gGs .yr the months
OK p,ceHoer and Janlnry
Euclid C2uacil-RHpEes sntat!ye. Leon Ereys-
alternate Doctor J. -. S!e1eisr: TeErr-. Lror
sroger, vice f.Eent. T. I. il!G7se!!a: orator.
collector lavIe StaEl. treasurer. Doctor : 9
SirL"!n'. ma pia!n. jas II stewart: guide
Ia Wash. trustees, z. r Stephenson. Doctor
V. II. riumps ii. L. Wagsonsr: organisr. Ii.
Council :Ecetirgs this week will be hell rs
follows: Tomorrow. COMPTON H!l. La
S.G' - arta GTT 2"e vs5s Ei5 4assfss Fassfsg aas M
.ggF!. Mound City. oiisette: Forest PARK.
49, Ih%if IT, MsGGn' ;S G5ato J9PY
k:iTKvvooa. Old 9,E hard. CabsnnC. date City;
Efi:ty ts=1;or. Victoria. spr.ug RiTer. Poplar
SgEli1A I1aky and "es- Plain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
wooDMEs OF The WORLD.

4 W.: OAK CAMP. no. IL. w. OF w
- meets first and ;AiTd F.!3ays every month
Hal NJ. !. Bowman uuII:iHl. HOitneas; cor
A.. Eleventh anC Locust strc-.s visitors are
invited arG members expected to ia present.
GEORGE LEHMANN, [. g.
Sd F. Srl!'h. C!er". NJ. Az South Ewing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
NATIONAL UNION.

O. AE.ARi COU%tII- NO a5a NATION.
S.-s al mon. meets every first and third Aon-
day evening at O.ClOcR At l.uekrns Han
Iowa avenue and Arsenal street. Members are
requested and visiting friends are fratcrua.ly y
invites Ia attend.
EFlA%k EABASD. President
VIM X Bedinsiun. Secretary. ISIS a. senal
et:stl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

GLiN DOUGLAS NO. 3. ORDER OF SCOT
~ tish Clans. meets first and ,hi-l Tues
days OF each month at We3tSatc Han corner
of Grand and Easton avenues. Visiting clans
men cordially invited TO attend.
i. C. GUM. Chief
Nc. +23S Fairfax ave.
Attest: David Millar. Secretary. no. 5Jis
Ridge avenue.
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NDEPESDEST ORDER OF FOREST.
FRS,

q oURT COTE RRTI.TI4NTE. INDEPESp-
~ -nt Order n F0res,ers, mecia On tn. SOC
ond and fourth Thursdgys Of each month q; 9
o'clock IA Bowman He nortneas; corner OF
Locust and Eleventh streets ng brothers
are cordially in-itei.
+. x ROTTERDAM Chief Ranger.
Residence. No. l2lSA Soulard styeet.
W. a. Wright Recording Secretary, Resi-
dsoes, No. ksI Ksnnsriy avenue.
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Tulsa to Have $4,000 opern-Ho..s.

Tulsa. L. T.. Dec. IA contract has
Tulsa, TO be built by Lindsey Kincatd-
Work will begin Immediately. The house
will have seating capacity OF l,a0. and
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ROYAL iRCkSUN.
JUNIOR oEEER UNITED AMERICAN


JUNIOR oEEER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
1 YoN COUNCIL, no. =. JE. o. u. A. Il.
l. meets every EonGay evening al Junior
o. Z. A. N Hall. No ssif south Seventh
street. Visitors welcome.
l.. A. NFcISMA NTF1.. G.
r Boil. sec7sta-y, 10 250i Gasco-ci. street
M cPHERSUE cot SCJL. NO. 4 JR O. L
iNh A. NJ. meets every Tuesday. southwest
corner Ninth ard Ars-na, streets Visiting
brethren fTalerus.ly invited.
VIZ J. GREENWOOD sR.. Councillor.
Ttos. Il. Greenwood. Secretary.
c.. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. l. JR o L. \
q n. H?,e:s ever AIDaday .yn3ng at /
oo!cck et bowman Hail. Eleventh and LoCdrt
streets Visitors invited anu ue,uh-rs -Ip.c:f-!
G. HOWARD MILLER X s
J. ". Ne-tz Councillor
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STORAGE
LkNGAN & TAYLOR

STORAGE AND MOVING 90
New wr-ehaus@. 80 N,.a-'ars Efsr ave. t1o HTi-
-:e rooms fr storage ruDrhf,ra7f ctTE-t-rv-'-rlt
S..S.rsst Insurance 'u the rity. you have access
10 your ror;n any tiIae. all moving, Eig
and tNlr0inE ErErarlte-i: Tr|::ey advanced, -
-sbl,shad $50. Ring W. = -. ar Main 40 ana
:-ec or rates. We have 10 branches
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ORDER OF coIuMnI.y KNIGHTS.

+ SPRESS lodge. NO. 80 .. c. k
IL meets every second and foUr.h Thursday
evening at O'Clock IN west hall, Century
building, Ninth and O!ive streets. Members
requested to at.rfd. Nislt0rG are always vel.
come. Next meeting THURSDAY December ..
DOCTOR A. i. JORDAN. PRESIDENT.
T ! StrlnfIr. Secretary.
Sc, I. LOUIS LODGE. NO. IS. ORDER OF
- Columbia" Knights. meets every second
ani fourth Monday At hall No. 2. ODD Eel
lows building. visiting members OF the order
.-.I meetings. \. D BEOkAW. P:es dem
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II. aeI, traternal reunion viii se IN N. nsIl
OF Benton Council. Odd Fellows building Fri
day evening. when Benton and Victoria council,
Viii r,,ire
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 QLLVE.

Medical and surgical d!vsass- o, women \
speciality. Regularly licensed home
Patients received al any time before a,t
during confinement: Infants adopted n do
sired; trained nurses: ho!n@ comforts: .afsez In
rouble. call or write. terms reasonable Con-
sultat.oa rr-~.
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TRIBE CT BEN HGR.

m lSSOURI COURT. No. -, TRIBE OE'
ia Ben auT Meets second and Fourth sat
ur1Gy of each month. corner Twratiet!, ana
B!sseil streets. Members II court ar request
ed to attend meeting nights. Visiting menters
are welcome. car Inc. Eelcf6nlaIne or Grand
avenue norm
DOCTOR EMMA VENTED.
Scribe No. 10 Ohesr avenue.
James Uughes. Chief
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KNIGHTS OF CoLunp,&.

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m AR2J ETTE COUNCIL, No. SG5.
tsk knights OF Columbus. nl-ats every sec
on; anil fourth TueaalaY in tEe wes: hall. Cen
tury building. Ninth ard Owe streets Visit
inc knights cordially Invited
FRANK q. CJNSISGHAH. Grand Knight
+ p Leonard. Recorder
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lgf INGESCSD LODGE. No. =. l. q. o +
W meets the second and fourth Mondays ot
each month Frst-Tn2l buili!ag. Eleventh and
FTITsk.in avenue. room No. ;. Work in the de
ETees even meeting. Visitors are cordially In
Vitsf- FRANK II YEW ELL. Noble Grand
Ike H;.schfeld. Secretary. IFS y Sarah ri
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Sophia Eoenlg: guardian. I. Eh-ink; sentinel!
Elsie A. Bloom. An address was delivered os
Meier ETrgel
Victoria Lodge Initiated tuo candidates last
Tuesday evening ard elected the following %.
fiCers: Past pr1t-ctO- Herman Wolf. protector.
y SCheffe-. Vice rr,it.ctJ- a. SchwIrtzs nherg
secretary. Robert Frsyws'd: tlaanciai secrc,aIy:
V g E!cfOrt. treasurer. Elsie Wsissha-F.
chaplain Anna Ernst. guardian. z. Gurth=i'
euito HenIy vcgt: sentine Carl S:ehe:t.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

GREELEY COUNCIL. NO Iii, ROYAL
~ Lea que u!-ets every second and fourth
IuesL-y evening IL louisiana Hall. No. 81 y
N,nasEsfter a.sa4s %=%t meeting iussd,1'
peis expected. WM. +. RAISING. ArchoH.
Il Il JoIr=. Scribe.