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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
GOLDSMITH SCHEDULE.

Sept. 19-Chinese A. A. VS.. Seal,
WaiIele VS.. Kukui.
Sept. 26--WaiIeIe VS.. Sunlight, Ku-
kui VS.. Seal.
Oct. 3-Wailele VS.. Seal, Chinese A.
A. VS.. Sunlight.
Oct. 10-Sunlight VS.. Seal, Chinese
A. A. VS.. Kukui.
Oct. 17-Kukui VS.. Sunlight, Wal
lele VS.. Chinese A. A.
Oct. 24-Kukui VS.. Wailele, Seal VS..
Chinese \. 4.
Oct 31-SeaI VS.. Kukui, Sunlight VS..
Wailele.
Nov. Sunlight VS.. Chinese A. a,
Seal VS.. Waileie.
Nov. 14-Kukui VS.. Chinese A. A.,
Seal VS.. Sunlight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

The surf at Waikiki was crowded
with sailors trying their luck on surf
boards. Many of them had learned the
art during previous visits and showed
themselves wonderfully apt. even those
who were at it for the first time had
considerable success.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

Twobase hits, Ross, Peyton; sacrifice
hits, A. Akana 2, Walker, Dreier, Ka-
haawinui, Coll, Davis; left on bases,
J. A. c. 10, Marines 5; first base on
errors, J. A. C. 6, Marines 3; double
plays, Ross to Dreier, Hoopii to Franco;
struck out, by Flores 6, by Espinda 4,
by Hines 9; bases on balls, off Flores l.,
Hines 2; wild pitch, Flores; passed balls,
Brito /, Williams l; innings pitched,
by Flores 6, by Espinda 3; hits, off
Flores 5, off Espinda 3. Umpire, Me-
Henry. Scorer, n. Jackson.
Attendance, 1900.
After the second game practise
game was played between the teams
from the cruisers Washington and Ten
nessee. Neither side had it's regular
team and the game was for practise
and not in any official series.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
P. A. G. BEATS MU HOOKS.

The Oahu Juniors had a fast game
of ball at the Athletic Park yesterday
morning when the P. A. c. slipped it
to the Mu Hooks by to 3. The game
was very close all the way through
and the winning run was not scored
till the last inning.
Soares pitched for the winners,
caught by Ferreira. Peterson and
Xavier were the battery for the Mu
Hooks. This was the first game in the
second series of the league.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
The Second Game.

This was remarkably close and ex-
citing game. As already stated the
Marines lost in the last inning by a
couple Of fumbles when it looked very
much as though there would be repe-
tition of the nineteen inning appear
anee of the Marines of a few weeks
ago.
The Japs scored first in the second
period. Brito famed, Webster Junior
blngled and went to third on a wild
throw by pitcher to second. Dreier
hunted and the catcher could only
throw to first and so Webster Junior
scored. Kaipo bingled and stole Sec
ond. Flores famed. l run.
Two more for the Japs in the third.
Franco walked and stole, Akana was
safe on second-baseman IS error. Walker
at the bat, double steal by Franco and
Akana. Walker skied to left field,
Ross skied to right Brito knocked a
dinky pop fly to shortstop who dropped
it and both Franco and Akana romped.
Webster Junior famed. runs. 8 to
0, Japs.
The Half-wets made two in the
fourth. Hayes bingled and Cav, for
Coll, was safe on pitchers error while
Hayes went to second. Davis sacrificed
them each on a base Pevton bingled
and Hayes romped. Cav to third. Cav
to right field Knight famed. runs.
to ?, Japs.
The Half-wets took the lead in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

Sacrifice hit, Ayau; lift on bases, C.
A. G. 6; first base on errors, c. A. C. 8;
double play, Clark to Sheppard to
Woods; hit by pitcher, All Pui; struck
out, by Clark 4, by Apau 6; bases on
balls, off Clark 3, off Butler l; wild
pitches, Clark 4; passed balls, Sheppard
3; innings pitched, by Clark Z, by But
Ter 2; hits, off Clark / charge. defeat
to Clark; missed third strike, Butler ,.
Umpire, McHenry Scorer, n. jackson.
Time of game, l hour % minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
CHAMBERLAIN collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.

This remedy has been in use for over
thirty years and has proved itself to
be the most successful remedy yet dis
coveved for bowel complaints. It never
fails Sold at all Dealers, Benson Smith
G. Co., Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

Monty Montgomery, manager of the
Anchor Saloon, formerly of the Silver
Dollar Manila, is greeting many old
shipmates from the China station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13
Sport Notes

The combination Myrtle Healani
dance at the Moana Hotel next Satur-
day night after the regatta will be one
of the SWEETEST affairs of the kind ever
seen here. A great color scheme for
decoration has been arranged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

The polo game on Wednesday will be
at Moanalua. When Maui and Oahu
get together there will be the fastest
kind of polo. Both teams are in splen-
did condition and practise, and the
good Mauinese are very anxious TO
maintain the supremacy gained on their
own island last year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-13

The various protests sent in by run
ners in last Saturdays race win be
acted on today.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
Two Battaiious i'm Constantinople
Surround the Parliament
Building.
DEMAND OFFICIALS GET QUE
Panic Rules Turkish Capital and
People Shut Shops-Eutiny Due
to Young Turk Movement

Serious disturbances of q revolution.
arv character have broken II In Con.
stautinople. The situation y grave.
The muiinunlS troops made deInouStra-
tinn against the building OF the Turk
ish parliament. Panic has seized this
people ~ ConStantiuoi}e. and all
through thc city shops were hurriedly
closed. The cabinet resigned and it n
reported that klanll Pasha, the former
grand %vizier, has teeu charged with the
formation ~ - new ministry.
The present grand vIzlcr ~ Turkey
Is iiiini Pasha. lie was appointed
feh. IA la succession 10 kiamil pasha.
ililmi formerly was minister OF the In.
terror. and before holding this Office he
served as Inspector general Of Mace
donia. All Ria l'aSha il minister Of
VAR and marine. aud is grand master
OF artillery.
The changes ia the cabinet in Fehru-
AIRY showed the absolute control of the
political situation by the Young Turk
party or committee OF union and prog.
re>s, which virtually imposed ON the
Sultan Il ministry OF lis own nominees.
The committee publicly rcpudiatcd any
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT.
Flour May Go 20 $40 A Barrel. Say
Millers

Rise In the price of iiour until the
mills in America are selling spring
wheat -four at 81 a barrel. or $50
more than Il year ago. is brought 10
light rs ore Of the effects Of the pres
ent condition OF the wheat market and
the couatry's supply of the cereal. Ac-
cordirg to the Chicago Daily News.
managers Of the Washburn-Crosby
Company. the I'ilisbury-WaShhurn Com.
pany and the Northwestern ronsoli-
Cared MiiIip- Company. which operate
what are declared the largest mills iu
the United States. aud practically fix
the price of :'aur, say there Is uo "a
}iaf TIA Sigh tr0sa present conditions
aWt every Indication is thaI tlie price
al -four Will ear tirtle Ia soar and may
81 /, $40 a h,g"y, Tie rise IN the
wholesale millegs' price i being foi-
lowed lar "a rise IN the price ta brokers
anal consumers aua VII result In ina
t%eriaily affecting The price II bread ana
bakery goods. The price of rye -four
ard other bseldstufTS has also been in
titASt'Aa fAt ibN% III IVY IAbf - -
aour per barrel being abont - cents la
less than a month.
The managers at The milling cnmpa-
mics drny that there Is any combination
70 increase prices or t. control the
business. They insist that the rise in
the price of flour is due to the scarcity
of wheat and breadstuffs In Europe
and other countries, to the insufficient
supply in the United States in the liglt
of the demands which are nov being
made and To the general wheat situa
ton.
The price for wheat will he stiff all
through the summer, the miilers de
clare. The United States has grown a
larger crop than Il year ago. bu; the
worlds supply is short. There j. a
whest. flour and bread famine In Mexi-
co. The price OF Argentine wheat Is
S1,25 per bushel and of Winnipeg or
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
~N5&ENN&
or
@N4AT@
@P9RR

President Taft has promised TO attend
the national i%nrnfest Of German Turner
societies at Cincinnati in June.
4 party of California turf magnates
has gone 10 the City of Mexico TO open
negotiations for the operation of IA raes.
track at Tia Juana. Lower California.
which IL Mexican territory.
Senator Agnew's bill designed 10 pre-
Vent the publication OF race tips aud bet
ting odds in newspapers was favorably
reported by the Senate codes committee
Of the New York Legislature.
One of the prcttiest finishes Of the
Santa Anita season at Los Angeles came
IN the canopus handicap, when Gar and
Glorio finished so ciu.e together that no
one but the Judges could determine which
was the winner.
Billy Delaney. manager OF Al kauf.
man. has covered the 5000 posted b,
Jack johnson. Delsney states that he
had decided to let Kaufman meet The
negro champion. providing johnson would
make a side bet Of $4,000.
With n splendid sIsart Of fas. billiards,
making an unfinished run of 167 points,
George u. SIosson. the New York veter-
an. won a game of lS-2 In the worlds
championship series from Gavin Ipemar.
st, Of Chicago. by i score OF slCD TO 1u5.
The final run was made mnsti, by cen
thirteen minutes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

Canadian wheat about $1.21. The ship
ments from Argentina are short and
Argentina has been shipping principal
ly to Liverpool. This increased the Liy-
erpool demand for American ship
ments.
1t requires five bushels of wheat To
make Il barrel. Taken at x1.a9 per
bushel the wheat In each barrel Of -four
costs S6.4j. Add to that 40 cents for
sacks or wood basins, 20 cents for
freight. Il cents for delivery. ) cents
for storage and - cents for selling
and carrying accounts. That will make
the cost price OF hour $50, from
which deduct ~ cents for 'of-alls' or
the bran and other products saved from
the wheat. which makes the price $40.
And in some instances the freight. lie
livery. storage and other expenses are
higher than those given. 1t would not
be surprising III the light Of present
existing conditions and in the face Of
the outlook for the future that -four
would 20 70 so per barrel.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

"f Christians G~oasIaa@s,
TIVE Am~rtcnms R~pors~I ktlira.

Moslefn fanatIrivnI has broken out
afressl ~ Adana. thirty six miles from
Mersina. .Asiatic Turkey. where large
numbers Of Christians arr said to have
been killed. II is reported thar two
American missionaries have been murder
ed. bur no na mes are given and the re-
port has not yet been verified. One re-
port says iu Armenians have lost their
lives and that many houses have been
looted and burned. The British consul
- said to have been wounded. The troops
are poserless 10 control the situation and
some Of the soldiers are joining In the
pillase Of t. city. The city has been
afiaine for four days aud horrible masSa-
eres have been carried out In the streets.
The foreign eonsnls have requested that
war ships be sent 10 M.rsina.S Disorders
have commenced al Tarstis, the little tnwn
between Adana and Mersina noted az the
birthplace Of the Apostle Paul. and many
houses there were reported TO have been
burned. The number of victims at Tar
sas il unknown.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

The assassination of Giuseppe Flea
otta. a wholesale grocery merchant, and
one Of the most prominent and wealthy
members OF the Italian colony In Tampa,
Fla. added the third to a series of Fnur
derS which have been cha rged 10 the
Black Hand there during tho presenl
year. tiearotta Was going 10 his HONS
from his place of business at a late hour
and was shot hy two nlen from ambush
with NIioteuus headed viii heavy slngs
lie WAS instantly killed aud the assas
sins, dropping their Wen rons. fed. Fiear
otta's two Young children, a boy and d
girl. we're with him AT ile time bur net
gher was bit, Fiearotta's relatives say
they know 40 cause for the murder. III,
was y member If the city council o.
West Tampa and prominently c0nnsetes
with the heading social aud fratefnal or
ganizations If his people.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

New York Years famta- Rates ~
wheat aova~r L. Not

With hour up 10 cents a barrel and
the prospects apparently good for A fur.
Their RISE. New York tlts ~ now facing
the possibility of bread at cents q
loaf. What will appear TO hundreds OF
thousands In the poorer quarters like
famine rates for this staple BID fair 10
be forced AZ a result Of the rescns rise
In the prize Of wheat This Ghetto Of
New York has ALREADY felt the effect of
the huoyansy of the Chicago wheat pit.
Six cents a loaf il the price now charg
ed BY some bakeries. while the propries
tors Of hundreds of others ieelare that
they cannot continue selling al ! cents
much longer. with -four Of the better
grades costing from 81 10 $T.O a bar
rel, against S.ita 20 $3.50 a few days
ago. They add, moreover. that with
-four permanently up 20 the rates recent.
ly quoted even u cents would not give
them any sort of q profit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

E6e ett~stN+ u VT taAtTn -
correct there IL a serious shortage In
wheat In America. III Secretary Will
son IN eororest there iS no shortage at
all. but only an ARTIFICIAL famine en-
gcnsierssl by SIR, pattrn for speculative
purposes, Also. III Secretary Wilson h
correct. Mr.. Patterns deal will ~ 10
smash saon.
The Secretary ~ Agriculture Insists
that the governments report tn the ef-
feet that there were I5ss.sssg.r sO bush
els of reserve wheat In the farmers
ha nsis on Mureta | was strictly correct
aud that he knows where the wheat In
We do not get cur information from
psstmasters. - exclaimed Secretary
Wilson angrily when the ratten state
mient was shown him. We get IL frnsn
farmers who are reliable. conscientious
men. We have heeii perfecting our SIS
tenn for gathering information for the
last twelve years. and IL IL h esprrect
aud thorough as III IL possible In get.
To corner The wheat market success
fully nowadays % have To keep buy
Ing AMI buying and buying. Finally
the time comes when YOU cant buy
aDy more. and then the smash eonssss. :
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

rive Heirs aet Fortune when the
Youngest useosa~s Of Age.

4 birthday party. having As favors
shares ia a S2tsa,rD beu4est. was held
the other evening az ss3I South orangs
Grove. panadena. GaL., the home of Miss
Ellen Elliot. Ia honor ~ her 18th birth.
day anniversary. When Mrs. Edaa ri
Elliott died several years ago II was gen.
orally understood that she left a large
fortune in trust. to b. distributed among
her five children when the youngest be.
came of age. The i've children equally
sharing the S2..sn.nsO estate are Miss
Ellen Eliot. Mrs. Clover Noyes. Mrs
Nina Wotkyns, John Nisehsr Eliot aud a
second sou. now residing la the East.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

intention to overthrow the Sultan or to
establish a military dictatorship, but
the crisis did mo- promise well for the
stability OF the throne OF the success
OF parliamentary government. Ii has
been u question how the moderate ele-
ments Of the empire would regard this
assumption of absolute power by an ir-
responsible committee.
Two baftalions Of troops quartered
In the ministry of war marched out
headed by their officers. and went by
way OF Diran and John streets 10 the
Mosque Of ST. Sophia. from which point
they surrounded the building of parlia-
lncnt. They demanded the dismissal OF
the grand ~vizier, the president Of the
chamber and the minister of war.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
Great Crowds In Several Cities At
tend the First Games.

Immense crowds thronged the big
league ball parks Cor the opening
games Of the baseball season Wednes
day. The cabs played 10 lG,oao PEG
pie in Chicago aud over 1000 fans
watched THE Sox at Detroit. The Cubs
won. 3 10 l., and the SoA lost, . To =.
Pittsburg won from the Cincinuatl
Reds and the Boston Doves trimmed
philadelphia. The only other Ainerl-
can League game was a st. Louis.
where Cleveland won. 4 10 =. Baseball
got a banner start on what seems 10
be It's most prosperous year.
The largest crowd that ever wit,
messed the Inauguration al a baseball II
season IN Cincinnati was out 10 see
The Cincinnati aud pittsburg teams
play. The rittsburgs secured a lead
III the first inning and gradually In
creased IL through timely hitting and
Fromrne's wildness. Cincinnati had
men on ba ses IN nearly every Inning.
hut was unable 10 get II of them
home. The Pirates scored three runs.
Before one of the largest crowds ever
assembled In Washington Park. Indian
aIolis, champions of the American As
ISOLATION. defeated Toledo In b open
ing game. Opening the season at st.
Louis with Cleveland, before n OF
the largest crowds that has ever wit
messed "A spring game, the ST. Louis
baseball team went down 10 defeat by
a score OF / To- >.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
JAIL TO BE MOVED NIGHTLY.

Portable Cells Ordered for Cen vlu1D
Working ON HoaAs.
ietfis County. Missouri. put a gang az
consieis 20 work on the public highways.
The prisoners are serving from fifteen .
sixty days for minor offenses. The Couar
~ Court has placed an ord.r for a num-
Ter of portable steel cells. In which thu
prisoners will be confined at night e
the scene Of work. At present the con-
yicts are guarded during the day and r.
turned to the Jail AT night. The arrest
and conviction OF tramps cost the county
thousands Of dollars until the Taxpayers
called a bait. and now 1t Is propossd te
reimburse the county TO some extent b.
having the prisoners work on the high
ways.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
LOT YIELDS So, 500 TREASURE
Bought for &lIG with Aged Mas
Buried Hoard on II.

While digging a post hole in an ahan-
doned lo' Lexington. Ky. workmen fouad
a brass kettle containing $500 in gold
and silver that apparently had been bur
led for half a century. The lot former
ly belonged to J. {. Dewitt. an aged man,
who died several years ago. The lot was
sold at commissioners sale Il short while
ago for SIG.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

one year in the bridewell were upheld
by the United States Circuit Court ~
Appeals. Miss Grey was found guilty
IN the District Court and was sol
fenced by Judge Lands for conducting
ii soulmaiing business. from whose de
clsion an appeal was taken by the AT.
toruey for the matrimonial agency pro
prietor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
ERROR MAY COST $50, 900.
Adopted Daughter of Man Who Died
Intestate Likely to Lose.

Eeta2se OF an error in her adoption
paprTS. Gladys Wallace. 11-year-old fos-
ter daughter Of William Wallace, a Wa
ter.gre. foaE.. merchant who committed
SUI .neeutly. may lose all rights in
his ) .aaa estate. If the error can be
ree.fiei. Nallacets property will 90 to
the clild. lie was a widower and died
intext4te. Gladys. the daughter of Frank
f.. Strong. was adopted in 1899 in the
Probate Court. Judge Lowe neglected
70 have the papers signed by the girls
mo,arr. although the Connecticut law re-
auir,s he signature If both parents. Now
two sisters and other blood relatives of
Wallace Claim lie child has no standing
Is an heir.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

Departs ent ~
Agriculture eon
serning the wheat
supply were inar-
vurase and I'M
worthy Our
figures are cur.
rect. That fellow
In Chicago IN en-
ga gssi In n .s.lsrtsss'
10 rot, the sssss-
= u III and "a
make money
III Mr.. Isatten In
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
ACCEPTS THE INCOMPLETE DOG.
gouns oman Reients and Pays k;x-
press ON Animal ed ON Way.

About 100 persons went to the Office
Of AN express company in Wooster. Ohio.
the other day. ready to purchase a three
,ececi dog advertised 10 be sold at public
Il 81 b. the company to secure p cents
charge. The buyers were disappointed.
a. the agent of the company announced
thai The animal would not be sold. The
company had settled with the shipper
and the yoang woman consignee had paid
the charges. The dog when shipped was
sound, bat made its escape. and when re-
captured had lost one of its hind legs.
When tie young woman to whom il was
shipped saw that it was minus a leg
sha refused to accept the puppy. Then
the com pany, to secure its charges. adver.
Used the dog for sale at public auction
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

Justice Eson-rat@s Lads Who Killed
Father tn save selves.

Three boys who killed their father.
William Thomas. 10 save their own lives
al lpelamar amp on the Nevada desert.
were exonerated and diseha tged by Il jus
lng his ntfe. Thomas went to the brush
and prepared to hang the boys, 10, IL and
l., years old. when the - y~eareold son
seized q gun and killed his father.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

United States Court of Appeals Up
holds Her Conviction.

Conviction Of Marion Grey, The ca.
pid agent who conducted the Search
light Club" ar Elgin. H., aud the sen.
ience Of the young woman tn serve
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
Assnilan at Girl Lynched.

John Smith. the negro who attempted
to attack Miss Mary L. Wing. two miles
from Arcadia. Fla. by dragging her from
. buggy. was captured and iynched.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23
DEN0UNcEs WHEAT DEAL.


james Wilson. Secretary Of Agricnt
tnre. sa III In anxwe 10 James A. Pat
tens charges that the figures III the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-23

DoyBes Indicted In CIsveaaaA.
An indictment. hArxing child stealing
and harboring = stolen child. was reported
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20

Births-Charles Il. Cameron. 1S41 North
Forty-first street, boy; Henry Gagnon, 700
Jackson, Florence, boy; K. Ia Neff, 8l2
Davenport street. boy; j. ID. Ratekin,
Thirteenth street and Fowler avenue, girl;
Jlfu Sip, 1920 William street, girl; @. l..
Williams. zoos Sprague street, girl.
Deaths-Ruth Ann Finn, 1924 Fowler
avenue, n; William II. Robinson. 231l South
Twenty-ninth street, 40; George Henbell.
1897 South Nineteenth street, "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-20
LODGE NOTICE.
NIason., Attention.

The Masonic brethren and members OF
Eastern Star are cordially invited to at
tend services at the United Brethren
church, 18th and Lothrop, next Sunday
morniI &, February 81, at II o'clock. Rev.
Bro. Mclaughlin will deliver a sermon on
the subject, Let There Be Light" The
brethren are requested to meet at the
Masonic temple at 10 o'clock to go to the
church In a body. Committee.