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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
DENTIST WILL
SEEK DAMAGES
SHIT for Large sum Is to BE
Brought Against the State
Board of Dental Examiners
INJURED BY AN ARREST
Accused of Practicing With
out a License and Humil-
lated Before His Clients
Special Dispatch 70 The Cali.

LOS ANGELES, June 29.-Right on the
heels of the scandal that Is to be the
subject of an official investigation, the
State Board OF Dental Examiners has run
up against a snag IN Los Angeles. in the
form of threatened suit for heavy dam
Eges by S. G. Schaefer, who was arrested
Monday on charge of practfcing dem
tistry without n license. Schaefer was
dismissed the following day when 1t was
shown that an error had been made.
Members of the board say. they believe
the threatened suit is ''bIuff''; that they
made proper apology to Schaefer and
that. should the case get into the courts,
it would be thrown out for lack of cause
for action Schaefer has prepared his
complaint. however. and 1t is declared
by his attorney that it will be pushed
DIR. Schaefer is member of the Sehif-
man Dental Company and was arrested
at the offices of that company. Schaefer
complains that he was disgraced and hu-
INFLATED in the presence of large num-
ber of clients in his office and later
dragged through the streets in the Gus
tody of a police officer without any ex-
cuSe.
At the time of his arrest his license to
practice hung on the walls of his office
in full view of the officers
Members of the board tonight stated
that. although the list of successful ap-
pIicants had been prepared, under no cir
cunlstances would it be made public until
the special commission appointed by the
Governor TO investigate the board had
had an opportunity to indicate what 1t
desires 1t was also stated that inasmuch
as the Governor had taken the initiative
the board will take no official action with
reference to the charges. made in san
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
UNITARIANS TO MEET
IN SANTA BARBARA
California Town Is Selected at a
Conference Held In
Portland.

PORTLAND, June 29.-Santa Bar
bara, Cal, was to-day selected as the
next meeting place of the Pacific Coast
conference of the Unitarian church,
which will conclude two days session
in this city tonight. The 1906 confer
ence will meet in April. the session
this year. being later than usual be-
cause the delegates desired to visit the
fair.
Meetings were held to-day. in the
First Unitarian Church and a public
service tonight was held. Rev. Chris
topher Ruess. of Alameda, Cal; William
f. Woodward, moderator of the First
Unitarian Society of Portland: Joseph
Shippen of Seattle and Miss Jeanne I.
McEwan of San Francisco were among
the speakers. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President. Robert B. Garfield. Santa Bar
bara. Cal: vice president. Rev. c. c. Smoot,
San Francisco: secretary. Rev. Christopher
Ruess Alameda, Cal treasurer. Mrs. Mary 3.
Presson San Francisco. Directors-Horace
Davis and Rev. Bradford Leavitt. San Fran
cisco: Rev. w. ID. Simmons. Seattle Wash. /:
Rev r. A. Goodridge. Santa Barbara and
Stoddard Jess. Les Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
FAMILY ROW NEARLY
CAUSES A DEATH
Henrietta sweeney Tells How
Her Daughter Was
Frightened.

MY little daughter, Mabel, was SO
frightened by my husbands cruel treat,
meltt of me that she tried TO jump out
of the second story of our home, . said
Mrs. Henrietta Sweeney, while prosecut-
ing her suit for divorce from Edwin P.
Sweeney before Judge Graham yesterday,
Il caught my daughter just in time" she
continued, ''or she might not now be
alive" After hearing furtner testimony
on this line Judge Graham granted Mrs
Sweeney a decree as prayed.
Patrick J. O'Neill, painter, formerly
OF Golden Gate, Alameda County, filed a
cross-complaint yesterday to the suit for
divorce instituted by his wife, Bridget.
He says his wife gouged. out his eye with
the spout of a metal coffeepot and other
wise mistreated him.
DEGREES of divorce were granted 10
Clara E. c. from Charles Kruger for cru
city, Jennie A. from Edward f. Duggin
for cruelty, Alice from Murray L. Craw-
ford for failure to provide, Howard ].
from Carrie j. Barber for cruelty, Mary
from Samuel Grimshaw for cruelty,
Miss from Benjamin F. Boothby for will
full neglect. Elsie J. from w Grover for
cruelty and Frances from Natola Man
giaracina for desertion and extreme cru
city.
Suits for divorce were filed by Herbert
Edwin against Lucille Creba for deser-
ton, Lucille V. against William j. Lynch
for cruelty, Ida against Peter Heikkinen
for failure to provide. Robert against
Clara NJ. Cunningham for failure to pro-
vide, Z. c. against Ella Kibbe for deser-
ton, Katie S. against ]. +. Sadler for
willful neglect, Josephine against John
c. Wesley for desertion. Ida c. against
Charles E. Finecy for intemperaince, Mrs.
V. Figone against Antonio Figone for
cruelty, Ethel against Frank j. Albrecht
for cruelty and Daniel E. against Sophie
Coakley for cruelty.
Geraldine A. Shardreycht filed suit yes
terday to annul her marriage to Frank
Z. Shardreycht. The plaintiff alleges
that after her marriage she discovered
that her husband had another wife liv-
ing in New York, and also that he had
been convicted of larceny while soldier
and sentenced to a term on Alcatraz
Island.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Navy or
ders-Lieutenant Commander j. T. Luby
is discharged from the Naval Hospital
az New York and ordered to the Asiatic
station. sailing from San Francisco via
Korea on July %.
Army orders Captain Eugene o.
Fechet is relieved from duty at Benicia,
Barracks and will proceed to Omaha
for tutv as chief signal officer. In
addition TO this duty he will exercise
general charge over the signal corps
property to he shipped TO Omaha Bar-
racks
Private Joseph. Lukomskf. Twelfth
Batter Field Artillery. at the Presidio
of San Francisco. is transferred TO the
Ninth Battery. Field Artillery. sta
toned at that post
First-class Sergeant-Stephen E. Kari
gan. Signal Corps. Benicia Barracks.
will be sent TO Fort Riley to relieve
First-class Sergeant Hugh Annis. who
will be sent to Benicia Barracks for
duty.
Master Signal Electrician August
Wallace. stationed at the Signal Corps
post. Fort Ryer. Va. will be sent to
Bcnicia Barracks and later will be as
signed for service in the Philippine
Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
LOSES BATTLE
WITH DEATH
George ID. Hallahan Sue
cumbs to Burns Received
in Recent Gas Explosion
LOSS WIDELY MOURNED
General Public and the Elks
Feel Death of Popular Man
Who Made Many Friends

OAKLAND, June 2s-After lingering a
week IN intense agony George D. Halla-
han, a caterer who had an extensiye
business among the exclusive society cir
cles on this side OF the bay, died at 10
O'Clock from the effects of severe burns
received last Thursday while he was
trying to find the cause of gas leak at
his residence, Twelfth and Alice streets
Hauahan was alone in the house when
he went 10 examine a combination gas
and electric light fixture. A spark of
electricity ignited accumulated fluid. the
explosion causing a fire that famed
through the room, enveloping Hallahan
The victim fought the fire and saved his
residence, but his injuries proved fatal
Suffering as he was the plucfy man held
himself together. telephoning for his ply
sician. DR.. ]. L. Milton, who arrived to,
find his patient delirious from pain.
Two-thirds Of the surface of Hallahan's s.
body was scared by the burns. The
sufferer rallied from the shock under
treatment. but his vitality had been too
severely taxed.
Although only 80 years old. Haliahan;
had made his name a hallmark of suc-
cess in his business. Years ago with a
brother he conducted a restaurant on
Broadway, near Seventh street. He
branched into general catering and con-.
trolled a large clientele. His services
were in demand at teas, suppers, wed
dings and banquets.
He was a native of Utica, n. Y. His
widow. who was Miss Mary L. German,
and two children. George and Eleanor,
survive. There are also two brothers,
james and Andrew Hallahan of San
Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Manion of Her
kimer. n. Y, formerly Miss Mary Halla
han of this city, has started for Oakland.
The funeral date will be set TO conform
With her arrival. Hallahan was a mem
Der of Oakland Lodge No. Ill of Elks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
MoRrGAGE is CORRECTED.

OAKLAND. June 29.-The Western
Pacific Railway Company has placed on
record second mortgage on its prop
erty for s50,000,000. 1t being a correc-
tion of the first one filed about two
years ago. which was Cancelled to-day
The property, which consists of that of
the Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad
Company. the San Francisco Terminal
and Ferry Company, the Stockton and
Beckwith Pass Railway Company and
the Sacramento and Oakland Railway
Company, is mortgaged to the Bowling
Green Trust Company of New York.
The mortgage is given to secure first
mortgage per cent thirty-year gold
bonds of the value of s50.000,0 0,000 The
bonds will mature in 1888 and draw S
per cent interest per annum from March
l. 1905
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
HAYWARDS WILL HAVE
A BIG CELEBRATION
Committees on the Fourth
of July Events Report
Much Progress.

HAYwARDe, June 2e.-The fund for
the Fourth Of July celebration is swell
ing rapidly. and several enthusiastic
meetings have recently been held by
the citizens committee in charge Of the
affair One of the features of the day
viii be a contest between the various
fire departments that viii visit the
town. There will also be q baseball
game in the afternoon.
The parade will line up as follows.
First Division-Veterans, military orders
officers Of the day town officials. guests Gre
men. floats Of Goddess of Liberty and Eureka
Second Division-Fraternal orders and their
floats.
Third Division-BusIness representatives and
ofherF
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
TWO MYSTERIES
ARE UNS0LVED.
authorities of San Mateo
Unable to Identify the
Bodies of Pair of Suicides
ALL EFFORTS IN VAIN
Remains of Young Man
and Woman Rest i'm Grave
Among the Unknown Dead
speeIal pL.ra.eh . 81. csll.

REDWOOD CITY. June 29.-The Cor
oner of San Mateo County has practically
abandoned all hope OF securing an identi-
dcation of the young man who recently
committed suicide on the San Mateo
beach. Letters have been written to sew
eral parts OF California and many per-
sons. some Of whose relatives are MISS
ing, have called at the norgue, but 20 no
purpose. The body OF the unfortuuats
young man has been buried, but the IN
Quiry. apparently hopeless as II Is. viii
be continued.
learned IN reference to the woman whose
body, bullet pierced. was found near Holy
Cross Cemetery. Size. too, has found
resting place among TIE unknown dsa,f.
She probably was a suicide, but even this
is surn1ise and her rlse seems deseinsd
to be one OF the mysteries of the COMFY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
DEATH ENDS TERM
OF A COUNTERFEITER
Frank Richards Suddenly
Expires in Prison Oh Nc
Neils Island.
Special Dispatch to. The Cali.

TACOMA. June 29.--Frank Rich
ards, sentenced a week ago to-day by
Judge Hanford to five years imprison-
ment at McNeils Island for counterfeit
ing, died last night from a complication
of diseases. Richards was caught in the
aetrsef manufacturing coin at the home
Iof his sister, Mrs. Mcdonald. in Columbia
City. Mrs. Mcdonald and her husband
were also arrested. When the house was
searched Richards was working over a
cook stove pouring molten metal into
molds for making half dollars. BY plead
ing guilty and completely generating the
McDonalds they were saved from prose-
cution. A physician will be sent to Nc
Neils Island to perform an autopsy and
determine whether Richards had COM
mitted suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
THERE rs NO WATER TO DRfNK
IN THE TOWN OF FxENNEsr
Leak In Big Ditch May Cause Serious
Trouble in the Lively Smelter
Village.

REDDING. June 29.-The smelter
town. of Kennel, which has been PREF
pairing to use the water OF the Charles
Buffers system. may have to forego
water for long time. The large fume
OF Buffers ditch line is leaking and
the water ran into the smelter site OF
the Mammoth Copper Company. The
company's representatives shut of the
water and Buffers men started it
again. The ditch is so bad that the
water will not run The town is at the
mercy of flames, there is no water to
drink and serious trouble is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
PREPARING FoR INSTALLATION.

SAN MATEO. June 29.-Court Prids
cf San Mateo. Ancient Order OF For
esters, will .install its newly elected
officers with elaborate ceremonies on.
July 19. The society in this city IS
extremely popular and great prepara-
tions are being made for the event.
The officers to be installed are the
following: Past chief ranger. Il. Shee-
han; chief ranger. Henry Thiel, sub
chief ranger, J. Clarke; recording Sec
retary, +. Pease; financial secretary Z.
c. Alts treasurer. II. Sutton; senior
woodward, j. Colleti; junior woodward,
A. Brodie; senior beadle, z. G. Honey
combe; junior beadle. J. Lancaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT
AMONG EASTERN COLONISTS
Ten People in Town of South Bend,
Wash, Are Stricken With Dread

PORTLAND June ga family
which recently arrived at South Bend
Wash, from Grand Rapids. Mich. has
been attacked by. smallpox and two
members are dangerously i'll with the
disease. The epidemic has spread un-
til ten people in the town are in bed
with it. A panic has spread through
all Grays Harbor towns. Recent ar
rivals from Grand Rapids and other
points in the East are practically quar-
antined and strictly avoided.
The Grand Rapids family was one of
a large colony which came out and
scattered to every part of the North
west. Most of them remained at Puget
Sound points, though the whereabouts
of many will be hard to find
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
DEATH ENDS. AGONY
OF SOUTHERN WOMAN
Matron Who Used Oil to
Start Fire Is Fatally
Burned.
Special Dispatch TO The car-

SAN PEDRO, June 29-After eight
hours of awful agony Mrs. NJ j. Castag-
nola. wife of a well-known Italian resi-
dent of this city. died tonight from the
effects of burns received at her home this
morning She was working in her
kitchen in which Is a wood stove. The
fire did not burn briskly enough for he'd
purpose and she started TO pour kerosene
from can into the fire box. The oil
in the can exploded with such force that
her hands were terribly mangled and
her body was covered with blazing oil.
Neighbors dragged her from the blazing
room and saved the house from total de-
struction. but she had inhaled the flames
and the surgeon found her case hope
less.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
TWO PLUCKY WOMEN PREVENT
MURDER OF SMALL CHILDREN
After n Hard Struggle They Oyerpower
and Disarm n Man Armed With
shotgun.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, June 29.--An-
gered at small children to the point of
temporary insanity, man named
Wooden at Hamilton attacked and
chased them into their home, secured
a gun and threatened their mother,
Mrs. Woodring. whose husband was
murdered last winter. While the woman
was demonstrating with him Miss War;
field. who was in the house, sprang on
Wooden and together they disarmed
him. Wooden then escaped into the
woods and posse is hunting for him.
He was once tried and acquitted on a
charge of insanity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SAN FRANCISCAN WILL WED
TODAY IN SOUTHERN CITY.
Nina Otis Eldred to Become Bride of
Philip Bancroft In San
Diego.

SAN DIEGO. June 29.-The marriage
of Philip Bancroft of San Francisco TO
Miss Nina Otis Eidred is to take place
to o-morrow at noon at Coronado 1t is
expected the wedding will be one of
the notable society events of the year
there. Bancroft is a son of Hubert
Howe Bancroft of San Francisco and a
brother of Griffin Bancroft of this city.
III. H. Bancroft and a number of San
Franciscans arrived to-day to be pres
ent at the wedding.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
a-ITCHELL'S LAWYER BRINGS
TEARS TO EYES OF JURYMEN
Judge A. :. Bennett Declares Case
Against the Aged Senator Is
n.a

PORTLAND, June 29.-Judge A. s.
Bennett opened the argument for the
defense to-day in the trial of United
States Senator Mitchell. he took up
the evidence in the case and alleged it
was one of persecution Judge Bennett
did not conclude in time for Senator
Thurston 10 speak to-day and court
was adjourned until tomorrow. Many
times in the course of Judge Benefits
argument tears came to his own eyes
and he brought them to the eyes OF
the Jurors and the persons IN the court
room 1t Is doubtful if the case goes
TO- the jury before Saturday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
PAYS MONEY FoR BONDS.

OAKLAND. June 29.-The Adams
Phillips Company of Los Angeles to-day
paid into the county treasury s15s.3
the purchase price of the school bonds
recently issued by the town of Berke-
ley. The bonds will now be delivered
to the purchasers. The bonus paid was
$3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SAN FRANCISCO PAIR TRAVEL
TO THE GARDEN CITY TO WED
Il. j. Mullen, Agent of Eastern Con-
ccrn, Leads Miss Beuiah Taylor
to the Altar

SAN JOSE. June 29.-Miss Florence
Beulah Taylor. a pretty young woman
of San Francisco, and r. j. Mullen, Pa
rific Coast agent of the American
Credit and Indemnity Company of New
York, with headquarters in San Fran
cisco, were married at Trinity Episco-
pal Church last evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. w.
Gresham. Miss Bessie Hayward of
San Francisco was bridesmaid and r.
ID. Joyce attended the groom.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
AlnsIka Toun Burned.

SEATTLE. June 29-The town of
Metlakahtla, on the southeastern coast
of Alaska. has probably been destroyed
by fire. The officers of the steamship
Cottage City, arriving from the north
to-day. report that the place was burn
ing on the night of June 26 Metla-
kahtla is situated on Annatte Island.
near Ketchikan-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
FIRE DESTROYS -FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES OF WHEAT AND OATS
Blaze started by Harvester Causes q
Heavy Loss a Few Miles
From Lodi.

LODI, June 29.-Fire destroyed 100
acres of wheat and oats last night six
miles west of here. 1t started from Il
hot-box on harvester. The fire
burned over a strip half 4 mile wide
and two and a half miles long VIII
liam Tredway lost 200 acres Of grain
and his fences. His loss will be $4,000.
fortunately for the ranehers the wind
blew IN one direction.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
ELECTED TO SERVE NINTH
TERM AS A FIRE CHIEF
A. b. Cairnes Higgins His Seventeenth
Year as Head of San Diego
Department.

SAN DIEGO. June 29.-Chief A. B.
Cairnes, who has been at the head of
the San Diego Fire Department for the
last sixteen years. has been elected by
the Fire Commissioners to serve
ninth term of twd< years. Cairnes has
the reputation of being one of the best
fire fighters in the country.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SANTA MONICA POsTOFFICE
Is ENTERED BY BURGLARS
Thieves Open Safe and steal $500 I'm
Cash and $4,000 Worth
of stamina.

SANTA MONICA. June 29.-Robbers
forced an entrance to the Santa Monica
postoffice last night. drilled a hole
through the safe door and knocked or
the combination The thieves took $500
in cash and $4,000 worth of stamps. The
burglars also carried away Office
vouchers and numerous records OF
value
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

CLAIMS SHE WAS CHOKED.-Mrs. Becca
Ellenstein. who conducts a tailor shop at oeIO
Lyons street. claims three drunken soldiers
entered her place yesterday and choked her
James Harris, q soldier, was arrested and
later identified by the woman as one Of her
assailsnte. He Is in the guardhouse pending
fprther investigation
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

WOULD SETTLE EsTATE.-oakland. June
29.-Public Administrator Gray has applied for
letters of administration ON the estate Of Ada
Hoskins Jordan, who died in Beaumont Texas
leaving valuable property IN Alameda County
The only heir Is Josephine Christv q sister,
who lives at New Orleans
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Eaitors Leave Portland.

PORTLAND. June 29.-The visiting
delegates of the National Editorial AS
sociation have departed for Salt Lake
City after three days stay in Port
land and vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

ALLEGED EMBEzzLER ARRESTED
Officer Cottle arrested George A. Green, 4
driver. of 2565 Sutter street yesterday evening
on a charge Of embezzlng about $75 from the
delivery firm Of Steinberg Hutzler
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Ex-sUPERvIsOR's BACK
BROKEN BY A FALL
In Injured While Raising n Flag Pole
at the Live Oak school
In Aufiocb

ANTIOCH. June 29.-J. d. Wight
man, ex-Supervisor Of Contra Costa
County, whose back was broken to-day
by a fall while raising a flag pole at
the Live Oak School. was taken to st.
Luke's Hospital in San Francisco to-
night
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
wOman,S e; s; ::
is
Nightmare

pure ordeal through which expectan mother ss
pass however, is fraught with dread pain se I ns'
1nas the very thought OF fills her with apprehension and horror
dangerous The Mothers Friend 80 e silne Panin'
the coming event that safely passed without - ,o
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

the trying crisis without SUFFERING
send for free book containing informatsSo,.
= priceless value to ell expectan5 mothsrss ''oH
The BradfleId RssuIafsr c.. AfI.ss.. q.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

and want them
as much so as
1t is to love the
beautiful and
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

great ana wonderful
remedy is alw ays
appliedexternally and
has carried thousands
OF women through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
Bank 81 Richmond Will Open
S5, Branch at Sixth and Is
tss$ Broad.
COMPETITION N v y I:;|'| ! GREAT ll;:.I|1


THO Bank Or RI chtnond awill on March
III open iii 4 branch on Broad Street on the
i corner 81 sixth ", tho Building now occu-
Bed y, y tho wagner Drug Company. s
Already the Bank OF 1dchmond hasa
,t,rat,oh II operat on L, Full ton, which has
proved successful. Now, 9 Broad street Ct
branch /. " BE Operated. which will be 'a
Ing third bank situated in the retail bust
ness section. .5ss Sa it
HE Broad stfset Bank. OF which Mr..
w, NJ !. 4 Habiistoh $is / president has beef,
Infopdratiur for some years tho \ Ameri-
can Trust Company. which has lately
purchased the Perpetual Building, Loan
and Trust Company's stock, will open q
hank 81, Broad Street. near Sixth on or
before Marc Il i i L. X Mr.. Q. j sanda WI II
lbo rrasi dent and q the other officers and
directors will bs those " 10 are now identl-
tfted WITH the Amer lean ational Bank
Three banks all hin = ~ yards 8ot
each other, 8 III Broad Street. q an index
70 the large amount xofa businees that's
'do1o ~ the retail trade. III Nj ,$
Mr.. Frederick n biting, e-presl dent Sof
the Bank OF Richmond was a asked last
night to talk about the proposed PLAN I.
Noting said v that ~ was true that his
bank would open g !, branch on March lst
at the cornc OF I sixth and Broad q II He
stated thatst the bank would OCCUPY hal 1
iof8tle building now occupied by the WaE-
r:6t Drug Conn afyp and that the drug com.
ipanys would continue to otcup I he re
inaininE Half
q IeSwouid not disclose rho. \ the. ma nasers
would be. S8bti Il "a ID the ould be wei
known King rntr. 1 II III @ MI ~
n There Viii be d branch officd h Of the
Western Union Telesrap PHI Com pany In the
now bank building r, sS.s
81 M. Jol,innSSs Shelton tiliams ii presi-
don't OF the Bank OF Richmond and It's
branches. 4iSsii9s. VI S ~ fF ;ffs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
.FOR P'YTH III 4 4 [! I
At VIRGINIA BEACH J /
!, fsneclal q 'Thye q Tlmli,es. DIspa tch,

" N Especial to The Times DIspatch,) 8
Il NORFOLK, Y AZ Feb. %. -. g. " Gam
mon to-day sent a comnunicationt to, Graf nd
offering a piece Jof property at Virginia
offering a piece Of property q Virglrla
snea Oh, with a \ frontag of seYenty-fiyel
feet on the ocean. to be used as the
Grand Lodge sees II f ~ li3l
lie expressed his willingness to contrl-
buto 5000 to "a fund to be used In erect
Ing a Pythian home on the Ssite. He sug-
gestcd that a suitable h home ut ;V lrg!nia1
Beach could be used to advantage by the.
Grand I,odg sc, especially during the James,
town Exposit ton In 1907 \. ss Il