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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-18
ClrQDERS

T. NJ. Arnold. chief Of the tariff bureau
% the Chicago. indianapolis 4 Louisville
az Chicago, has resigned. and that office
Is abolished
travelling passenger agent OF the Illinois
Ceptral. with office nj New York. sue
csadiug G. J.. Mills. deceased.
+. \. Stebbns has been appointed a
travelling freight agent OF the Rock
Island Frisco system, with Office NJ Fort
Smith, Ark, succeeding w. Milligan, re-
signed.
s. & Butler has been appointed gen
cral eastern freight agent of the st
Louis s. San Francisco with Office at
New York succeeding +. -. Russell, as
signed 10 other duties.
W. g. Little has been appointed trat-
hc manager and auditor ~ tho stephen
Vile North South Texas with office at
StephcnviU". TcN., succeeding + :.
Nau,iS resigned.
Frank Roberts private secretary to
Robert NJ. orr, general manager OF the
United Railways, Of Havana, has been
appointed general passenger agent. with
office al Havana, Cuba.
John ONeulock has been appointed gen
eral agent of the American Refrigerator
Transit COMPANY with office at Chicago.
succeeding II. G. Northrop resigned 10
engage I'm other business.
X. Creelman. travelling passenger agent
OF the Canadian Northern at St Paul
MINI. has been appointed n general pas
scngcr agent. with Office at Winnipeg.
Manitoba. succeeding G. W. Cooper. re-
signed.
T.. w Wolstertorn has been appointed
n SravClinE freight agent OF the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy fur lines east OF IN.
Missouri river. with Office at ST. Paul
MINI. succeeding J., l.. Norton, resigned.
G. W. Housiey. general freight agent
90 the Lituc Rock * Hot Springs West
eru at Hot Springs. Ark, has been ap-
pointed general passenger agent with
Office at Hot Springs, succeeding c. w.
Thomas, resigned
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Secret and
FraternaI Societies
of Salt Lake
Fraternal Union of America.

Tho big meeting OF Monday last is nov
a part of tho history of the splendid en-
terta lnfnonts put up by Evergreen lodge
Isl whose efforts last Monday certainly
ccliDsed all former attempts. The large
and spacious hall was well filled. and the
supreme president. =. L. Boose. was
moro than delighted with tho programme
outlined for his reception.
The regular order or business was
quickly disposed OF. ana the feature OF
The evening. the class initiation. was
one. and the splendid work OF the degree
team surpassed anything ever seen In
our lodge in this city. cnd the team was
the recipient OF many compliments and
congratulations.
\ pleasing effect OF the meeting was
the presence OF so many past fTaternal
masters. who wpr" escorted to seats q!
honor. Those present were Or. G. l.
Douglas, who was the FIRST frateUnal
master Of our lodge: Edward Gaby.
Henry Rawlings John James. :. Chalkcr.
T T. Harper. \. y. T. Orlob, Robert
Johnson and Albert Gill Those absent
were \. w. Chiv"rali. Arthur Frees, V.
W. Mayo and j. t. Eldrcdg"
After the class initIa tion. the banquet
room was n scene or splendor. The ta-
bles were filled with every conceivable
delicacy. and beautifully decorated with
pretty bouquets and potted plants. Will"
enjoying the splendid spread. many
toasts were offered Intcrspersed With So
lections on the plano by Prof. Larson.
John James was POSTMASTER. and when
morning dawned the celebration closed
the pages of the best entertainment ever
given by Evergreen lodge ISL, r, L, OF a.
We meet again on Monday next.
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Women of WoodCraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los, w. of w,
met as usual last Friday night with
Guardian NeiGhhor Mae Teal In the
chair. Visitors from Woodblne circle
were greeted with the hunors of Wood
craft. There will h. no meeting OF the
Thimhle club this week. The circle viii
give n card party and dance Friday
evening. November =.
Woodbine circle No, 81 held its regular
meeting Thursday evening. October u,
In / O O. Z hall. with Guardian Neigh
hor Bowdel I'm the chair and all officers
present The committee on card party
made final arrangements and will give
card party Thursday evening. October
2l in the hall. on the third floor Of the
l. O. O. T.. building. There will be prizes
and refreshments. All Women OF Wood :
craft and Woodmcn Of the World and
friends come. and have social evening
with Woodbinc circle.
Salt Lake circle 500 held its regular
meeting last Monday evening. with
Guardian Ncighbor Rroburg in charge OF
the wood We were glad to welcome
visitors from Woodhine Silver Maple and
Provo circles. There were several C9ndi-
dates shown through the mysteries OF
Woodcraft. The circle will give n card
party Monday afternoon from TO >
% clock i'm the Eagles hall, Admission 10
cents There Will br a regular meeting
i'm the evening. Visiting ncighbors wei
come.
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BR|GHT'S DISEASE

Let there he no cyasiUn-we moan
chronic and supposed iucuraUIc cases In
vplving dyupsy. albumcn and casts. They
are durable IN a great majority OF all
cases.
Let us cite typical clsc-that OF Mr.
r. r. NitsCkEc. OF 1916 Spalght street
Madison. Wis. There had been eight phy-
siCiaus on this case and il got 90 extreme
that he finally had one OF the last symp-
toms. namely. failing cyCsiCht. In Janu-
urt. 1907. tn" doctors admitted that Moth
ing further could bs done, and they sent
him TO Eureka Springs, Ark. He con
tiNu"d to get worse, the dlopay finally
reaching The stomach, heart and lungs
Al one time tests showed albumen as
high as - per cent.
lie learned OF Fultons Renal Com
pound and began 20 take it July ID
Dropsy began slowly 10 decline and the
albumcu dropped 10 forty. then 20 twenty
then 10 ten. and finally 10 two per cent
In May 1908.
The patient is now back to his en-
ploymcnt and is dcvotins his full time to
his business.
Patients desiring io know rnol,r OF this
treatment can get fun literature by writ
Ing 10 the John J. Fulton company, 2l2
First street San Francisco. Cal.
F'uiton's Renal COMPOUND can bc had
iu your city al th" +. T. Uiu Drug 60.
Wc desire every patient To write us
who h. not noting thc usual Improvement
by the tRlrd week.
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HAS BEEN BUSY WEEK
N IRON AND STEEL

NEW YORK. oct 1i-Transa vtions in
iron and steel last week were again heavy
Some of the largest independent steel
companies with q prepondcraEce Of An
ishing capacity have been forced into the
market Tor steel bIllets well as for
pig iron.
Contracts for steel-making iron have
been heavy. aGSregating 10. 900 tons
about one third being standard bessemcr
and two-thirds basic. The Republic com
mcr at $1a in tho central valleys. and
other heavy sales have been made at
the same price.
In the foundry trade tho principal fea-
turc has been the liquidation OF round
tonnage of merchant iron. including Als-
for distribution in the Chicago territory.
as wcll AS in the eastern territory 1t
is estimated that within the last two
weeks about 10000 tons OF such metal has
been marketed
Although there have been no large con-
tracts FOR finished steel products. there
has been a larger run OF small orders
which in tho aggregate have been heavy
it being estimated that the average daily
contracts during the week have been
The light product. such as tin plate
sheets and merchant pipe. have been
more conspicuous than heavier materials .
but railroads. equipment shops and fab
ricators have placed additional contracts
for plates and shapes In some cases run
ming over the first quarter and even the
second quarter OF next year Gt premiums
of from 81 TO g per ton over the prices
for 1909.
Although additional orders for rails were
reported as 100000 tons there were some
implications. as the Missouri Pacific orders
were included in previous reports. Fab
ricated structural contracts aggregated
20 600.
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WESTERN RAILROADS
MIGHT DO LIKEWISE

For every dollar the Hartman roads
and III" Denver and Rio Grande might
spTnd In Utah and adjoining states in
model farms aud practical dcmonstra-
lions ot good road building they would
In ton years get back one hundred 10 one.
What home seekers rates arc in the
passenger department the model farm
and the good road arc in The freight de-
paTtmcnt. The passenger departments
are bearing the hrunt In developing tho
western states.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad has bought
Il farm OF 80 acres at Bacon. Del. ON th"
Delaware railroad, To operate as an cN-
pertinent station ior tho benefit nf the
farmers Oi Maryland. Delaware and the
Virginia Peninsula, President James Nc
Crca last autumn made a trip through
the peninsula and saw thousands Of acres
idle, with the adjoining farms flourish
ing
Knowing the success ~ the Long
island experimental farms. which lave
now been I'm operation four years, Mr
McCTca suggested the present expert
m"nt. According TO the last census thcr"
are G.ols.S00 acres of land on the PENN
sula, Of which only about 2o5N. 299 acres
are under cultivation.
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Painful Dyspepsia
Form Of Indigestion Caused by Gastric
irritation from Undiossted Food
In the stomach

No kind cf dyspepsia is better marked
than that known painful indigcs-
ton aud n T. also very common af-
icriiou Pain. generally OF q dun char
arier. is iolt after meals. and along with
thc paid. soreness nt The pit of the Stom-
Hch often exists aud in some cases the
soreness Is permanent. The tenderness
ls cowmous restricted To- @ spot I'm the
nlddiS IN" ot the body. Immediately be-
low the hrCastbonc.
II often extends inward under tho
Nou'' which consequently feels sore on
pressure. OF tEe tenderness is felt toward
,l'ltr side. This tenderness IS common
~ associated with an unpleasant feeling
~ Nett. burning sensation as II Is
l'Imrd hF some persons There is also
sna"ing and dragging as well rs
NArlpus other anomalous sensations com
7. pained of after talSinE food and gcncr-
NaHy within an hour after eating
@s Hsht be supposed tho intensity OF
symptom rs proportionatc 10 the
Nnutv and quality OF the meal! When
h'omacf is empty. Il sensation OF
N'hE nt emptiness gives most trolI5l.
~ oiten causes false appetite which
y inducing th" person 10 eat heartily
.essIaNatcs the suffcrngs Thirst cen
~ I'NlN causes much annoyance: heart
IpuTn, water brash. acldity. nausea and
fneacachc arc not infrcqucnt attendants
The tongue l. usually coated nnd yr,,,, +.
4 mere inspection OF thiS organ the condi
,.9n o. the stomach can often 5e correct
y & common error with ncrsors who
,iilter iro'E stomach pain caused by in
alsesn9n and gastric irritation. to ug,
snfh drugs as chlOrodvnc. IIofluan'S
-an,riy ne ard othcr pain killers" fof, its
Such treatment is great mis-
hhe in.sc drugs afford tc,npo-
i,S Iehei 10 tho Gyspeptic pain. they
range '''' i" !t"'v'inE Tue
SltARTS DYSPEPSIA TAFT Frs o.
Ne the cause. BY completely ,Iirer,!r-
y. 49, "a. 1000 IN the stomach th.re is no
49, NEi possibility or tho oc,,i'rrorc. ~,
- oiS1Srcenhle forW OF Gvyr.spsja y,-iti,
~ PAINFUL manifestations and otbsr c,,, =
.'a'Al symptoms. All OF tho irritoti",
- - - o'puAco lining and stomach rcr,.es
~" result ~ the uudicestcd fond I,.i,,,
~ thht ot-au nnd undergoing frrn,.I,,,,e &c
"way wlta. % H"'SN'y done
Bu' not only Is .Ar rorr, -, ,,..,.
80 "nltil ~ accompanied nv -,t, -.ii,,lt
inV.sh tnc use of ih"sD dirr.tl,.o -
49, VHt a''" every other form ~ fr1i,,..g
So 'Acre src many kind. {n ,rIi.r,
4 ,il,a PAIN docs not occur hl,f y,''.,..
1 nc, 81 i'Glny symptoms ctni,lft, al
y nnd Sis"I,. aiscomfoFting. dsconcerting
.|a bI.,tIsa Hyspepsia Tablets contal, Il,
SNb,tiIts ooncentrHt~d form i,o'yyc'-,,,i ,'-' ,,i
VnLt.,hsbpentlc ingredients v,Lt u!
A.s. .nn. Including rro,c,ds. niern,cI eNely
Aisss-st'e ctc. a single grain Mi, qtLI, -
A1SPrr,, ~" digest 5000 grains ~ fol
|'t.nrs ,.,sc DON rom your drnCs5., II,
-e,S SIlce 30 centsl. ANA ."tISsls' NJ
A>I-nnfo,.-,- 'usort tnA other digr.--c,.,, H.
%rr r,-,,, " u$Fpcpsla Also t.n1 me
|<nec nnG hddrcsu Tor froe r1fu,,i',
N.ff ~, n"pirss 4. a stuart % 10
s, marshall. Mich.
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G. a. z.

The James B. Mexican W. r. q. Will
give n card party in the ]. .. o. r. hall
on Saturday evening. October %. Corps
and posts and all G.. a. r. organizations
and their friends arc cordially invited.
Good prizes will be given and light re-
freshmcnts served.
The ladies' OF the James r. Mexican
We r. G. will be- entertained by Mrs. W.
Chattcrton at her home, 5fl West North
Temple Thursday afternoon, October y.
All corps ladies and their friends are
wclcome. Take Fair Grounds or Fourth
North car
There will be no post meeting next
Saturday night as the evening viii be
given over TO The MvNcan corps for n
social and campfire.
The James c. Rice circle Ladies OF
the g. 4. r.. will entertain the comrades
and their wives and AL circle ladies at
a social this. NuDday. evening. October
Is. at the knights OF Columbus hall. Il
West First South street. al I.3O o'clock.
The supper which was To have been
given in connection with the campfire OF
James g. Mexican post and corps Satur-
day evening. October p. had to be post
poncd on account Of the banquet hall be
Ing engaged for that evening. Cards
and social amuscments viii be the pro-
sIammo for October %. Friends and
members Of allied organizations are in
Vitcd, Prizes will Dc given,
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES

What is "The War of the Roses?"
Ask US.
There will no public demonstrs ton
in domestic science 81 tho Brooks arcade
rooms Friday evening. October 22, at
s o'clock Anyone interested I'm taking
mp the subject IS cordially invited 10
attend.
G. A. Wednesday evening. \ great many
OF the members found 81 impossible to
hc present that night, SO il Is desired
that all members OF the class bc present
next Wednesday evening that the enroll
mcnt may he completed and the regular
work planned for. Full particulars as to
rates and tim" of meeting may he
general secretary, Bell telephone 4037.
The classes In German and French met
last Tuesday for their first lessons The
work is going 10 be comprehensive and
there are yet some vacancies i'm each OF
the classes.
Plans are being made for q membership
contest from November ! to IL. 1t Is
responsibility of the work for al least
tho fifteen DAYS. The membership ought
TO reach at least 1000 by November Is.
Tho cafeteria feature OF the work Is
being moro and more patronized. the
average FOR The week being about ninety
seven
Tho Bible study class Will meet this
that a number more VIII take uD the
work
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RoyaI HighlanderS,

The regular meeting nj Utah Castle,
No. 33S. was held last Monday evening in
the Federation uf Labor huiliDg There
was q good attendance and plans were
perfected for the class initiation 10 b"
held this evening There arc about thirty
refugees who will cross the drawhridge
and he instructed in the mysteries of our
fraternity. Both the degree team and
the drill team have been working hard
and give promise OF putting on the long
form work without hitch. The con-
testing captains have made arrangements
for a program after the initiation, This
evening will be the last chance TO Win
on points for entertainments and the win
ming side will be determined at this
time. The members are requested 10
assemble early guards in uniform. so that
there need be ro delay in getting started
Candidates are notified 70 report a S:3c
p. m. for initiation. Visiting Highlanders
arc invited TO attend.
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OF Interest to Mothers.

There is one subject which always
interests the mothers Of young children,
and that is how TO treat their coughs
and colds, or 10 ward off threatened
attack OF Group. For this purpose we
can recommend Chamberlain S Cough
Remedy. II always proves beneficial
In case Of Group il should be given as
soon as tho croupy cough appears, so
as to prevent the attack. Keep it at
hand ready for instant use. Most
mothers do so. and it saves them much
uncasiness. For sale by all druggists.
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ONE DOSE RELIEVES INDIGESTION,
GAS ON STOMACH AND HEARTBURN

little Just as soon As vou can. There
viii be no sour risings, no belching
Of uudigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullncss
or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nau-
sea, Debiltating Headaches. Dizziness
or intestinal gripping. This viii all
90, and, besides. there will be no sour
food left over IN tho stomach 20 poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Papc's Diapepsin is certain cure
for out-of order stomachs. because II
prevents fermentation and takes hold
Of your food and digcsts II Just the
same as II your stomach WASH Z there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom
ach misery is al any drug store. wait
ing for you.
These large 50-cent cases contain
more than sufficient 10 cure almost any
chronic case Of Dyspepsia. Indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
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succeeds Mr.. Rath, with ofhce at syra-
cUSc.
Paul u. Warren. general agcnt OF the
New York Central Lines al Louisville.
KY. has been appointed "a general agent,
passenger department. with office at To-
Warren.
+. G. Snyder. soliciting freight agent
OF the Delaware & Hudson at Philadel-
phia. Pa. has been appointed travel
ing freight agent. with office al Pitts
burg. Pa. succeeding o. n. Eytel. grant
cd leave OF absence. Charles q. Rowland
succeeds Mr.. Snyder.
J. w. Daley city passenger and ticket
agent OF the international & Great
Northern at Sun Antonio. Tex. has been
appointed general agent OF tho freight
traffic department. with office at Cal
weston, Tex, succeeding s. T. DcMilt,
who returns TO the Mallory line.
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Fraternal Aid Association.

Tho +. \. 4. will givc it's second social
OF IN" season Tuesday night. October
26. when IL Will entertain Its friends and
we'll -wish"rs. Tho committee on arrange
mcntS expects to make tho occasion one
worthy Of .he organization In every re-
spect. A good programme. consisting of
songs. music and other features. with eX-
ccllent refreshments, viii be given
The +, A. A. meets every Tuesday
night In the F. .. T.. hail. at O'Clock.
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/, o. o. z.

Canton ColfaX No i. Patriarchs Mill
tant VIII have regular cantonment
Saturday evening. October a. to which
all the cheyaliers should come. as there
will he business Of an important and spe
cial character presented for the consid-
Grafton OF the members. There may he
a patriarch present for muster as a
chcyallcr
Salt Lake lodge No. had another Of
its rousing meetings Friday night. when
II conferred IN" second degree ON sin
candidates i'm n creditablo manner. Next
Friday II will confer the third degree.
Every odd Fellow is invited.
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Take Little Diapepsin Now
and Your Stomach Will Feel
Fine in Five Minutes.

Every family here ought 10 keep
some Diapepsiu in the house. rs any
one OF YOU NAV have an attack Of In
digestion or Stomach trouble At any
time. dav or night.
This harmless preparation viii di-
gest anything YOU eat and overcome
ut-of-order stomach five
minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't tempt YOU. or
what little YOU do eat seems 10 fill you,
or laws like lump OF lead in your
stomach. or If YOU have heartburn, that
is q sign Of Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a 50.cent
case OF Pape's Diapcpsiu and take
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Order Of Owls.

The order Of owls met last WcdueS-
day night AT the l. q. .. F. hall. with a
large attendance. Three new applications
pyer. received and nvc were obligated
into the owl Kingdom. Their" wns n
committee appointed 10 arrange for a
dance. when all the fsatheTsd fowl Will
have a time and fly higl Tho order oC
Owls is a new order in Salt Lake City.
having been instituted on the Fourth OF
July. and now has ll0 members and Is
still growing. W. extend u hearty wei
come to all owls who are lvinc through
to stop over long enough To meet ua and
enjoy pleasant hour.
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Royal Neighbors

salt Lake Valley Camp No 2O1o. ROYAL
Ncishbors of America. will give q jolly
card party and dance at the Is. OF i. hall
next Wednesday evening. Oct. 90. There
Will he prizes and everything good TO cat
good music and q good time. Everybody
is invited To come and bring friends and
sec who will carry home the prize. Ad
mission IS cents.
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Pythian Sisters.

Hermion temple 80, 9. Pythiau Sis-
ters. met IN social session Friday even
ing sisters Enowden. yelling and No
Lean gave good entertainment The
Misses Williams rendered several choice
musical selections. and Miss Christoph-
crSon. a recitation. Fifteen tables Of Ave
games each Of siNty-t three WcT" played.
Prizes were won by Mrs G.ary. Mrs.
Jensen and Mrs. sherman and M"ssrs.
EnuWidcn. sherman and ShoWCl. DAINTY
but substantial refreshments were served
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

SpEo LILY lodge No % r, +. r.. met
IN regular session Wednesday evening
The efficient committee that gave TN"
last ioily social WAS retained to give q
Halloween social at the hall Wednesday
evening. October -. with tho assistance
OF tho members. they viii give "a typical
mystical affair" 10 members and all their
friends. Remember the date. Come,
win yauT friends
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Danish Sisterhood.

Lodge Utah No. 50 held an interesting
meeting Tuesday last. Fiv" new candi
dates were initiated into tho lodge. and
tho general routine OF business was dis
cussed and passed on. After closing OF
the meeting, the members enjoyed the
evening In "A social way
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Degree of Honor,

Instead Of holding Il lodge meeting this
week. Star Of the West will indulge in
card social Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Harvey. S6S South Ninth
East street. Rofreshmcnts will he
served and handsome prizes will be
awarded the successful players. Every
hpdN Valrnme
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o. E, 8,

Mizpah chapter No. .. O. r.. s. will
hold a special meeting Wednesday even
Ing. October 20. Al T:21 o'clock. There
Will be initiation followed by a farewell
reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Mehse. All
members invited.
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Danish Brotherhood

Apollo lodge will hold It's regular semi
monthly meeting next Friday evening at
pCct every member 10 be present.
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Daughters Of Veterans.

The Daughters OF Veterans will hold
their next regular meeting al the Odd
Follows hall next Friday evening. Octo-
ber %. at g o'clock. All members are
urgently requested to be present
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T. and A. M.

MI. Moriah lodge No. . Will hold
special injecting this, Monday afternoon,
October is. at . o'clock sharp. for f.. 4.
and NJ. NJ degree work. Masons quail
fed invited
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l. o. T. M

Lillian Uolister Hive No. l5 will hold
regular services Thursday evening. oct.
q. In Eagle ball. All Maccabecs wei
como.
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Maccabees.

Regular Review OF Banner Hive No. IL
viii he held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o clock in |. O. .. +. hall.