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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
PROTEST AGAINST TILLMAM
Chicago Negroes Do Not Wish Him tO
 Talk in That City.

Chicago, Nov. 2O,-Protest against the delivery of an address in Chicago by Senator Tillman was made to-day to Mayor Dunne by delegation of color ed citizens. Dr. A. J. Carey, pastor of Betheseda church, was the spokesman of the party and he declared that Sen ator Tillman's speech would destroy the harmony now existing in this city among the colored citizens.
 Mayor Dunne would not discuss the matter to-day. T will only say" he said, that a man who justifies lynch- ing cannot be consistent believer in law"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
M'CARREN CAFE $5, ,OOO.
Contributed Sum to King's County
 Democratic Organization.

Albany, Nov. 2O.-The regular demo- cratic organization of Kings county cer- tified to-day that it received and ex- pended about $3S,16 Among the con- tributors was P. H. McCarren $50OO.
 The publicity law organization, of which Perry Belmont is president, has a representative at the secretary of states office watching the operation of the law requiring publicity of campaign expenses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
RAISE FOR TRoLLEY MEN.
Announced by Boston and Worcester
 Street Railway Company.

South Birmingham, Mass, Nov. 20.- The management of the Boston and Worcester Street Railway company to- day announced a new scale of wages, to go into effect January 1, 1907, which will be an advance over the present scale in some respects. Under the present system the maximum pay of $2.1O per day is available only to men who have been in the service ten years. The new scale gives a maximum rate of $220 to men after five years. The hour rate also is increased on graduate scale,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
NEUTRALITY OF NoRWAY.
That Country to Propose That It he
 Guaranteed.

Cologne, Nov 2O.-In a dispatch from Berlin the correspondent of the Cologne Gazette confirms the report, published and discussed in the English press for several days past, that Norway intends to propose that the powers, including Russia, shall guarantee the neutrality of Norwegian territory. The corre- spondent says that he has learned that Germany is favorably disposed to this idea.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
Shot Russian Police Commissary.

Kungur, Russia, Nov. 2O-While M. [osochine. the commissary of police, las conducting domiciliary visits to- ay he was shot and killed by man those house was being searched. The ,urderer was arrested.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
Death List Now Fifty.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2O.-To the death st of the wrecked steamship Dix
 kght names were added to-day, mak- a lg a total of fifty known dead as a re- . ut of the disaster.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
CHEAP CoLONIST RATES TO oALI-
 FORNT4.

Via Washington-Sunset Route. Per sonally conducted excursion. Sleeping cars without change from Washington. Berth, SS.5O, Southern Railway, No 22S; Southern Pacific. No. TO Wash ington street, Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
ERIE WILL MEET ADVANCE
READYAND WILLINGTo ADJUS
 ERREIEN'S WAGES.
Committee of the Employees Informs the Road That Men Have Voted to Sustain Demand for Increased Wages Further Negotiations to be Held AmicuBle Settlement Expected.

New York, Nov. 20,-A committee rep resenting the firemen of the Erie Rail- road company called on General Man ager J. c. Stuart, of this company, to- day for the purpose of informing him that the firemen had. voted to sustain the action of their committee in de- mandlng. an increase of wages.
 MT Stuart told the committee that there was no change in the attitude of the company as set forth in President Underworld s letter of November 3.
 You were informed them" said Mr. Stuart, that the Erie railroad would pay to it's firemen the average wages paid by other roads in Erie territory and operating under similar conditions At that date the scale ws# slightly in excess of the average, and may be to- day, but since that meeting three roads have adjusted firemen's wages. We are willing to take up the matter again on that basis and adjust our schedules ac- cordingly,"
 At the office of the company it was said that the committee agreed to the proposition and will enter upon further negotiations on Wednesday,. Wage schedules of different lines will be talk en, and it is extremely probable that an amicable arrangement will be made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
Big Fire fin Bristol.

Bristol, Nov. 21.-Flrt gutted the main building of the H. C. Thompson Clock Co.'S plant early this morning entailing a loss of about $6O,OO0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
Srabel anf einsr Saternrbanear.

en- Sort Beniamin SarriiOn tuurbe
geffern cine Gar Der Union &raction
@ompanp nit Steinsrt bombaroirt, tuo'
Bel Elm Wann bertuunoet peroen TT.
sn Der SaltsfsQe Der Sort Benjamin
5arriiOn bate f4 gehern cine groBe
Msni9enmenee anesiammslt, I'm CUR
Staot surtdjufabren. Der antom'
menoe @asgon wuroe fsnaliirt gu
balten, ba berielbe aber Elm bur4ge.
BENDER Waggon NOR 10 belt er nt9t
an. Gobalo bic warienben 2suts biss
msrtten, sr6Hnetsn he Elm gOmbaros'
ment nit Steinen ee3en bic @ar, MEL
DIES bon ben paRasisren ertuioert
muroe.
Sin Stein iol elmer psrion an ben
ROpf 9sfiogsn istn uno oieielbe perlsbt
babsn. Der Nums bss gerlsbten fonnte
ni9t srmittelt msrosn. Der poliasi
tpuros gsmslost. oaB bic berlsbte Der.
ION bon benz Wasenfibrer sei8OHen
tuorben Tel.
Die &aolerpcliSifen Saa uno WuI.
lin. tpsl&s iofOrt abseididt purbsn.
srfubrsn bon benz Wotormann Gbas.
6~arringtcn unb benz aonbutteur Wnbe
WcglintOd. baB tsin S9ub abgefsusrt
poroen iei. Bet benz 2onouttsur
uurbe cine @affs gefunbsn. tpsl9s bic
pOli3iFsn nod Der pOli3eifiation nit.
nabmsn. gr islbft tpurbe mad BE.
snoigung isinsr Sisnfituaosn oOrtbin
beoroert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
Tleiiabansler befraft.

Wdbreub on anbersfi Ortsn ote
Hleii9bdnbisr trOb ibrss 3useffdno'
mites, &emii&e eubRan,sn ibren Waa'
rem sugeisbt 3u babsn. auf piosripre'
&enbe @uta&ten bon Sadperfdnoi9sn
hber bic S9doli6teit Der gebrau9tsn
prdferpirunssmittsI bin. freiasfpro.
den tpuroen, nadosm bon Seiten Der
geb6roen Iopobl als audi bon ben
6dnolern ielbf msbrsrs 5unbert Dollar
fir ben prO3sb psrplempert tparsn.
falusen einias Slsifabdnoler In Sort
Wapus sinsn biQigeren Wes elm. sic
betonntsn Fa sinfa4 fauloie. 8oror
uno Soba ibrsn Waarer 3ugslsbt gu
babsn uno ~seffunben gu. bab oie'e
gbemitalien Der @%siunobsit iddoli9
fno.
Der Ri1ter batts benn aud elm Gin
tehen lno oerurf1etlfe ne, 1eoenIaus
als 9elobnuna FIR ibre @brli6teit, CUR
3abluns elmer Sslofrafe bon 81 nsbft
Soften.
@ie bel nnbsiI bic gsiunobeitsiddo'
li9sn Subtanaen on unsdblisen Wen.
iaenma9sn pislsi6t anseri6tet taben
uno ME biel Doctors unb Nputbeter.
tOfsn auf &s9nung oss bur4 Sooa
unb gOrar uppstitlid asma4ten GIsi.
i9es fommsn mbgen, fam benz &idter
bel abmsfung Der Strafe ieoenfaas
ni4t In ben Sim. Die 5leii6er lag.
ten sinfa&: vPater peccavi" uno
.Wir tpulsn's nidt ptsbsr tbun" =
uno oas seniigts ibm.
Wsnn bic NleiI9sr on anberen Dr.
ten auf bsnislbsn Nususg perfaasn
ndrsn, hdttsn He bel @slo iparen
t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
LSANeS@ g.
8 9oeIe 0eri 9erunss
8eeII d. n.

8eeIl d. n.
San 5ranetsto, 20. Suit.
SeGs sroBe 5susr.8 erR6erunss D.. @s-
ieQiaaFten, pslle our9 bic bisFse
6suersbrunf S4nbsn erIitten BADEN,
oersn pOliesn isbod cine alauisl ents
balten, Die Gntiddoisun9 fur burd
gtbbeben ~sniinnhene WerluRe aug.
i6lieBt, baben ang.tinoigt, bab he
feline @er1ufte berotiten tpsroen. bic
brett ODER inbirsft our9 Dos @rbbsben
entftanoen finb. Sn9esen ertldren he
fd bsreit ale Bsrlufts ;u bsrgiten,
wel9e erpisIener WaBen our9 6suer
alein sntffanoen. @ier bieier @.iel.
fdaften fno britif6e uno suei amsris
faniias. Die britiiaen @eieQidaftsn
inb bic Commercial Union, bic peIa-
tine @orpia Union. bic alliance unb
cine anoere. Die amsritaniIden @es
isli9aften fnb Die Commercial Union
BON Sem Oorf unb bic Snbsmnitp.
Die 0srlufs Der britii9en @sisaiaaf-
ten aasin b.Iaufsn fd auf s12, $780,
900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
2e6easmnoe.

Die profituiris @race 3srba, 410
Wef Court StraBs. nabm sefisrn In
elmer Anpanblpng bon 9ebenshbsrs
brub 9ar6Olidure. I'm ibrsm 2sbsn elm
gnbe 3u MAIDEN. Gurd oas prompts
ginereifen oes Sispsafariumar3ies
Rssbss wurbs He ON 2sbsn srbalien
unb I'm ambulanatuassn nod benz
fdbtii9sn 6ofpi!al 9sbra9t. Cine
Scene nit einem ibrer 2isbbabsr fon
bts uria9s Der ber3ueifsltsn 6anolung
9etusien Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

(Wkagenreyaraturen iebsr Grt psrben prompt aus
~ esfhhrt BET 04wetfIe = oranoe, ihSbe1tAs
SIS Rarfst nnh DASihisn Str Eel. Caeu) ssss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
YerionGl=W ott3em.

6srr 5enrp 2Ianfs febrte
gsfsrr1 nod elmer Nbmsisnbsit bon
IL Wonatsn wobl unb muntsr aus
9eutf4lano aurtid.
6srr Gu 4 q b % {, frhbsrsr
poRmeifer BON Cincinnati. traf ssffern
gum Bsfu9 feinss s&wassrs. bes
6errn AboIf Baur fen., hier eth.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

a perfaufen 6uprperft ieber Gyt, DuQqtsS
. p4aetouB. WbIfsierunospdoeR etc. On ndfissn
pystien. O3uettIe = pranoe,
KdfneulisBs. eAbbHi. Ode geartst T. Tasibion Gts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

Weinrer pierion, 1006 Sarriion
etrabs woanbaft, msloste gstsrn Der
poli5ei, baB ibm cine Diamantbufsn-
mabel TN Weribe bon $3.50 ssfipblsn
tporoen let. @r bat cine perion i'm
geroaGt unb CAB Der polissi cine gs.
riaus gsi9reibung b%erislbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

S1erIaugt-Wdb9su fur olsemetue 6ausarbeit'
~ aIeiue SomiIit. Rein Wai9eu.. Ra4sufra.
gen 1901 Slorb Capitol Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
...NyreS Bulletin.
Cadets.

MaSden rabmfarbige Serge Sadets
sarnirt nit rotbemSrasen unb MeIfna
Sn0pfen, Sor YIaiteo 1878
Wertbe. So, 90
Wdbden rabmfarbise Serge Sor
Sadets, sefittert nit i@marsen Sam
met unb nit Sammet Srasen unb
Manl aetten a~usgetattet -. 81. 90
Wab@en'v YeterlS bompion" rabms
farbige Serse Sadets, bibf9 e~arnirt
unb nit Militar-&nopfen un6
emblem amsseifattet 3 S5
gepirfelte Serse SaGsts NIT bIauen
Calender Gammet &rasen,
$l4.75 @ertbe. $3.50
Sritter Gtod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
preuben Derein n.

Der preubsn Berein baite seffsrn In
Der Columbia 0aQs feline re~gslmdbigs
gsrfammIuns, In wsl&er Elm 2anoioat
our Witslisbf9aft bOrsei&Iaaen tuuros.
9as 8srentsunss. @Omite beri9tsts,
bab nit benz am Sonntag. ben Is
Suli In Disb GroDs abgsbaltsnen
Dalbfsf stn gutter grfOIg er3telt murbe;
Der l1sberidub tpurbe Der BummsltaRs
tibsrpieIen.
perm Grant Sirens tuel&er BEN
Bsrsin gum Beffen bes @alofeffes eth
@ei&ent tibertpies, purbe gum Sani
baftr eth breifa&es ord aus9ra&t.
5rau Qrol, @attin bes Witeliebes
0errn Auouf 2ro0, ffarb am 20.
Suli. Die Witslisber erbobsn f9 3u
gbrsn Der Ierforbsner bon ibrsu
Siten.
Rad grlsbI9uus GINGER Routint'
gei&dfte f&lO6 bie DerfammIuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

~ erlanet - Gin thntiees Tdb1,n fur angemeine
~ Sausarbeit. 9ufe Seimatb. guter .9obu.
Ra9sufraeen SAT SIst9er ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

leu permietbeu Die erte Gtoee, feds Stmruer.
a 30. COS on Dtarfet StraBe. 5tanSufTa9en
Wo. $40 gorb gsp Ssriep StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

S%erIanst-gin Wdbnen fur aneemsine Saus'
arbeit. Rleine Samilis. Outer Sobu.
Ra95ufraseu 1918 sors 9eIapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30

N<erIauet-Gin iunatr beutfner S&IoHer Der
~ S1miebearbeit 0erftsbt.
9a4sufraetn eos Voro alabama ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-30
@etterbertht.

ESetterbert6t.
Tfr "a Stuubeu snbsnb 7 uhr Torseus, 81. guilt
Gbicasp, 80. Suit.
SIR Snbiana S9On beute Ha4t uno am
Dienitas.
QoeaIsB stterberi1t.
s6Sn beute Na9t unb am Oisnitas.
Ibermometertano.
SS9fs Eemperatur .....-... ~ ~fa'
Riebrigfte IeuIperatur. .......... OK .
81. Z. BIttbs,
Sections. Director.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
Religious Craze
For Black Leader

Los Angeles. Sept 3.-Thc wave of
religious fan1tncism that has swept
over Southern California reached Il
climax tonight. when ut ramshackle
negro church on AZusa street scores
Of seemingly respectable white women
and q few white men rubbed noses
with greasy Senegambians Who were
most eager for the young, unattended
white girls TO Join the church. AT tho
height Of The meeting. prcpossessinS
white woman arose. and after waving
her hands to secure silence. testified
that she had left her husband AMI
children IN order to follow the negro.
She declared the Lord had told her Ia
leave her family, and In her frenzy she
threw her arms about the one-aycd
negro leader and shouted his praises
Pandcmonlum reigned supreme when
the meeting was practically turned
over TO the negroes at 10 o'clock Black
wenches threw themselves Oh the floor
and cackled and gabblel. All claimed
entire sanCtitCation."
The police are frequently compelled
to interfere with the meetings to pre-
vent the manincs from harming them
selves or others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
School To Train
To Become Wives

Cleveland. o.. Aug. Superinten-
dent Elson and Assistant Superinten-
dent Hicks have planned a technical
high school at which girls will be pre-
pared to become wives The instruc-
ton will he thorough. and In charge OF
women who have been successful as
wives and mothers. The pupils will
be taught TO sweep. to cook. to econ
Omize In household expenditures. to
make their own clothes. to take care OF
babies and to nurge their husbands
when they come home sick from the
Office. There viii be real babies to
practice on.
I'VE are going to 1T our girls to he
wives ana not servants. and cooking
Is only one nf the features of the
course said Hicks today. IA partial
outline of tho course would he this:
First year. applied arts ana element
airy sowing: second year. elementary
chemistry in its relation to household
duties and continuation Of the arts
and sewing: third and fourth years
cooking will he taken up.
The average girl who marries now.
adays IL pitiably ignorant Of The duties
the average man expects hcr to per
form rs his wife. We shall teach hei
to cook how to care for an invalid
how to care for little babies, how tC
do marketing economically and al
other things wives should know"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
Wheat and Indian Corn.

For breakfast cereal nothing made
by machinery and chrlstcncd with
fancy name has ever cluacl the
Cracked wheat prepared by intclil.
gent country matrons for their fam,
lies twenty-five years ag,. \ pint,
say, Of plump wheat grains was care
fully looked over, ana all defective
grains or foreign substances were no
moved. The wheat was thoroughly
washed, then as thoroughly dried IN
the oven of the Kitchen stove. After
thht 1t was cracked or ground In the
hand vegetable and meat mill that
ought to be In every family ana slow
~ cooked. perhaps two hour.
Then, too. nothing was ever more
palatablc ana nourishing, especially In
cold weather than just the no called
"lyc homlny" our grandmothcrs made
from Indian corn. Stlli on some farms
wise and sklllful women make 1t, and
It Is brave standby In the family
menu. Dried lima beans aud sweet
corn soaked aud made into succotash
constitute health ana beauty food
that the money Of the city millionaire
cannot buy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
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The grand lodge OF Indiana directed
the grana secrethry 10 procure an aIar
sua suitable robes, 70 DO USED IN Tue
aed'cation OF iouRe MINIS .hese 10 DO
'ohmeu 70 'ouses recurring 'he'r use LOT
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
First Shots In
Coming Revolution

Douglas. A. T.. Sept. 3.-On inior-
nation that two companies Of Mex.
leans are marching across the line TO
search the Copper Queen store here
for ans and ammunition, the Douglas
City Council adjourned, and several
shots were fred In the streets to sum
mon citizens to resist the general raid
and loot which might occur.
These were the first shots in the
coming revolution. AT . o'clock the
Mcxicans have not arrived. Douglas
has company Of home guards. headed
by John w. Mullins and william
Woods. both OF Roosevelt's Rough
Riders. The guards were organized
secretly last month. as they anticipated
the trouble that IL now at the city'a
gates. There IL light firing at the Half
Way House.
The Copper Queen store is without
arms. as nearly all the rifles have been
sold to Mexicans. All the hardware
stores are being opened to let the pco-
pie have what ammunition may be
needed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
Picked Up Bottle
CONTAINING NOTE
After Is Years

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 31.-As the
bark Golden Gate kicked up her heels
TO the freshening breeze, which drove
Ter merrily out OF the Norfolk, Va.
farbor on June IL. 1882. First Mate
Joseph Keller inclosed note In a
tightly sealed bottle. and dropped il
over the side.
On August ~. 1906, q. w. Loveber.
ny, who lives at South Seattle. saw a
bottle bobbing up and down on the
aters OF Puget Sound Loveberry
picked up the bottle. opened 1t. and
found therein the note written by
Mate Keller, nearly a quarter of a
century ago.
LoYeberry has forwarded the note
TO Norfolk, and has received word
that an attempt is being made by resi-.
dents of that city to locate Keller or
some of his relatives.
Other bottles containing notes have
been floating on the bosom Of the
ocean at various times. but II Is doubt.
full II there Is n case on record where
one has drifted SO far. or existed so
long as this one.
Loveberry states that the paper was
in good state Of preservation. but
the writing was barely legible on &c.
count Of age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
Apples and Grapes.

One OF the best health promoting
agents In the family Is the apple bar
rel Before or after meals apples may
be eaten ut will. The apple contains o
considerable proportion OF that phos
phorIc acid which some doctors claim
as the sovereign solvent for washing
away the lime and other earth salts
that gather and clog the human system
and make the Individual old.
The best way TO cat an apple Is IL
the raw state, but II should be ripe and
sound. This noble fruit contains much
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

BEAUTY DIET

u EEsr assr aE III K u
Nourishing. phlatable food eaten Mt a
table where harmony reigns promotes
health. long life and good looks
Americans hurry their cooking too
much. II Is better to have simple food
that does not need much preparation
than TO attempt boiled. baked and
stewed dishes that require long time
In cooking. Such dishes as these last
IRE daily served on many an American
table half cooked and wholly lndigcsti.
BILE. For another thing we Americans
eat far too much meat. Again, many
families follow the thoroughly unbib
llcal custom Of drinking milk and eat.
ing meat at the same meal MIX Itself
Is food and strong one.
The woman who would be beautiful
and have fine complexion must eat
much more fruit than the average
American girl does. Such vegetables
as tomatoes, celery, spinach, lettuce,
carrots. onions. parsnips ana even the
honest lonely cabbage should entef
literally into the beauty seekers diet.
Cabbage served rs cold slaw. chopped
fine and eaten with lemon Juice and
salad oil. Is hcalthful food. Onions,
raw, boiled or roasted, have an excel
lent medicinal effect, though they are
not to be recommended when one Is
going anywhere. Some beauty seekers
habltually eat raw carrots scrapcd fine
md find the dish most palatable.
Breakfast should always begin with
fruit, even II one can have nothing bet
Ter than nicely stcwcd dried apples
cooked with slices Of lemon. But stew
ed prunes are cheap and a valuable
corrective Of stuffed and packed In
festival canal Lemon slices. the rint
left on. stcwcd with them make then
more palatablc. Stcwcd rhubarb. o.
pleplant, especially In the spring, u
also good for clearing out the system.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

MASONIC


y n y " y n = y
klamath runs 'iooTe. 20. u. a. F.
and A. NJ, Of O,sz=;si. instead Of erect
Ing building Intends TO build a foat.
Ing lodge room, TO have Its home on
Lake Ewauna. It IL proposed TO have
the craft move out from shore ut Ger.
tnln hour and he upnpproachnble dur.
Ing the session except by boat. II
would also be unique In that all mem.
bers would have to arrive on time and
he obliged to remain until the meet.
ings were at an end.
The grand master OF Masons In ONO
Las issued an edict against the holding
Of Masonic fairs TO aid In raising funds
to build n Masonic temple and for the
"business profit Of Its promoter or man
ngcr"
The Scottish Rite Masons Of Merl.
dian. Miss. have decided TO build q
handsome temple OH q site recently
purchased.
The grand lodge Of Alabama. II 10
stated. carries on Its roll the names Of
0o2 ministers OF the gospel.
4 seven story Masonic temple Will
be erected In Atlanta. Gu. The struc.
ture will cost 100000.
The Royal Arch Masons Of Maryland
have present membership Of 2,578.
During the past year there was a net
gain OF 1l2.
The grand master Of Missouri says
that good work always makes lodge
grow"
The Old Masons' home Of Kentucky
Ia located on a fnrn Of 100 acres. The
revenue derived from the farm last
year Melted $1,000. almost enough to
support the home.
Plans have been made for the cree.
ton In I.eavenworth, Kan. Of fine
four story Masonic building within q
short time. .I
Donation day at the Philadelphia
Masonic home was highly successful
more than $4,000 In cash being do.
mated, aside from the contributions Of
clothing and provisions.
The Washington Times says the 81.
preme council Of Scottish Rite Masons
southern Jurisdiction. Ii seriously con
templatlng building In Washington q
home for the widows Of INDECENT Ma
sons. with school for the daughters
Of such widows.