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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
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AAAEaaAa aA-I A.
LfurEs- stuwers we're Eui-e Ee1era-
thrarlx 1uut the Msaclzrl valley l--t n.stN
and ralns eo-tnua Al1nE ths rlEFr run
lsI-r-r CIV - Ear-aE C5tr thts rrurning
NJ heavy rzinfalls ucC-rret r. Nelr&4AA-
as ahrEz by cur rerurrE but t1e aft4e y
were fairly weu dstrlhItet. sspec-8-lg over
-irs eastern rnrri1u - tre $3.50 a fal4 o.
liz incnes occurred az Sigux Git. IA aad
Is tnchcs az Lis1cn. Nd LCcai s-lWers
also secured On t1e lover 0hlo and Missia-
sinpi valleys. ard Eor1e heavy rstr-falLs are
-4un-trH n eastern Tennesssa ard Worth
Czrgina- A faM cf II iucnes oscclTren a
ROCKVILLE. Team. ans IN irchEs a. E-zlelsn-
y. C. No Erportant change n Temporarily
ras occurred I'D any section slrce tl4 Fre-
ceflrz repcrr- A very slight fan y anl Au
Ln the mftdia AtIau-c s-E1ez and eKtrelzle
rcrrhWsst. and a lghI hut ErnerEl rise Z
noted rrucn the E1czv mountains east oFel
he weather VII 1ruhaclT cunrnza sc1le-
wtgt Unsettled Throughout thls FieiniIF W
day. the sudicattu-s are that l. va - =
Ard cuntiuaeE wzr11 tcuiEhr and Eri11T-
uls EsE u.s E9.
lli-irrllrs ts-rerzture--- y y
Pr cipftari0a -------------- Il y u Lh
& Normal te-psrsrurs FOR tsday. y degT-ss
& Deficiency II precipi-1.l1nn since h2ren 4
Illss inches
z Ercess uarrrzDondins period n 20 q
q an ucr-
L A WELSH LocAl ForseAzasr-
\ Corn ana what ReEfsa BaIietis-
For Omaha Neh for TIE tEsntT-fu.i'
hou-s ending AZ a. m 75sh Hssrhti1r TINE
ThErseay. Ju.y "a E-e-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

ST. LOUIS. July a. lrEr@s,
nsxhsre July. Il a.. September U-aGAs De-
rsSaber. E184As. Casa higher. track. Va
ra1 s. E-Hz-11- No nAre- 81 astll IA
g-ORN-Furures. hiSn@rs September, ST.
Es-..e nbsr. 5sc cash. higher track No (.
&c No : whire. saGEc
S9ATS-Farures. higher. September. 8EzSE
ss-se- rszssnhsr. re Casa. higher TRACK
Nc I &C. No 2 Wh&te, &4-1c-
EEE-L uci1azse1 AZ Sc
FTOUR-Duli. red winter patents, S No
a. extra fancy ard srraaErfs. S47ks&l8s
har1 winter cie1rH. - Rasl1A
zNEr-TsmutnV. 81 49EAaA
a-DREMEAIr-E&
BRAx-ET ssi. sacssa gsast track seGass
HAT-Hig1ers tizaShE. g7-5isszz-ses Brxi-
rze 81 ea9lAA
BAEEzNCs-s 1-lsc-
HEMP TWISE-lc-
PROVISIONS - PEEK. hlEEer- lohhin9-
* ~ Lard iowsr- urrza stelsza- 81 - IL =
nv salr meats. huWsr. bcxed extra shorts.
F.1szE-. ca ar rfha. SI1Eas- short clears,
81 Ss- Bacon. loWer1 boEsd extra Shorts.
- lz2e. clear slde4 6lAE4s clears. SS374
4 POULTRY Stsadys c1leEeEz. LIE.
sprlnas. Isa1se- r1rEsgs 18Gz1es Gssckss g
E1r- geese. s4E
CrTER-stnaEvs srsamery. 24GZe-
-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

New York Cara eastnxfons.
The following CuOcztt1s are furnished
By LcEzn 4 Srya4- nzseza&-z 8ew Iorx
Sfo.-lZ sxrhsrzs. z-s scum SExfsenGA street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

auseartsna Of the Day en- EaEfSIs
Comusdfffes-

Il W0E8LN81M 81 AAE AA9@A -
Commsdfffes-
NEW YORK July -FLOCR-H CHER
spring patents. E-5oEzss. winter srrA1gnts-
81 asssz 50 winter patents. - @sGs-As sprl1s
Gears $3.50 wsnssr 20 a 49, 49, x <
Kansas szrzighEs. t&EGA&- Rye ro1r.
firm. fair 70 good $4299A-5. choice 70
e7s M = ST-sraa..v. fyue waite and yeI-
low. 81 s9S-5Es coarse, SS4laSs kila ariesi-
WHEAT-spot market stronger. No 2
red. sLuas G. & 10 arrive elevator No I
ns,rrkarn s. ia T. o. b. There vas q sET01S
marked II wheat On the cables. strong
norrhWssSern uzrkees. oulsl4A er0I est
VEarr,asr wezther report IN the northwest
closing AT 5-sl5c net a1TAzces July eIose-l-
81 tz-aes September. H-es9ss Decef.2er. I'LL Ill
COR%-Market- firm. No Z re eae-
wafer domestic expsrt. Nc g~-Ec O
b. Corn Was without EAIaacr1o1l1s etes-1s
unchanged 70 Ac nes as1gance; Iaig esose1
ESATS-Spo1 market firEerr mixed - ID
z Eezrnds nornauals natural y mite, = e
y Doands, s cess s.1gpsd = = - 1-l -. =
& HAY-Ff-n. prime 81 Ell-sl = Va J. I'D
NO Z gIzas. No ;. E-ssGl&
HIDES-EAsys Cenrrai Azaertea- -7@s--ei
FsFo - state. comnsn 10 choice.
Z ysr9 Elflzsc, rsaE nominal Pne1t1e coast, -,
EXPANSIONS -Pors. Steady. mess. IS so
I * 60 family Ses.1oe5-6-aas short clear Szss.
EsEs "a Beef z1e&dys mess. g. 400; fam
q IN STa 500 . ~ beef hama &A4ts 4@ Cui
& --s.-s ssesssV- picked bellies. - % "A rs
~ 51e7ra =. pfckIed hams. ESoo4IS5l Lard
$500. middle west prtnns- tIl-Ss4 11-sss re
fgueE steady. ccnt1nen<s N@sSs S1lEG Amer
Il TATrOW-Skeadys prime city nAfiA-. sc
country s.s&s-&c
Er7TTEE-Steadys creamery speslaas. ssc
sxfras "a E1sc- third 70 fi-st- &f2scs srzf'
,4as~v c.uzrFaon 70 finest 1l1Za@c. process
sends % specSaA zs@41@ses faer1rT. -
, ss.r- Eunitar41n Creamery SAu-Sc
( S~ETFESE-SeeaSay. state. Nhoie milk spe
-q~I 80 E1S1rcs state whole milk. fancy
; $50 state whole milk. RveE&Es prime. IA
/ &c. STATE Whcia milk. FAR 70 good ~
; 800 s4afe whole milk. COMMON. 1e1s Ga. c
+ str7rns full 70 special. 11l41-aac-
I .TET-ANFe. Erz1s western 5r0ilers
- fowls rsc- turkeys. lsElAc- Dressed
Sf--rr- rrsseeru hrGiIerz. z11zScs fowls. u.
a. turkeys Ed4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
OMAHA District
.IsTRICT AvERAGE

Not fuG8lde1 q EraraEes
s3Eiuirnuua Temperature Tar twenty -f1izr
persosF ending az ) T. N
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

SOUTH DAKOTA
a -cyrS 81 as COWS ~ IS
wi.IIzrn Cats. sosrh Dakssa.
Is s1sarB-ED4 -
a st-ers l1M % = feeders III -
feedara ma 4 % coEs----- 80 4 -
A Chr1srAn-WyoulnE
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
joseph Joseph Hojnaeki| ii t chene.
James Tolson, Sos Fort.
John Mawby, 21 Cleveland.
Frederick Crosse, 1870 Leverette.
Sam Nekamin, 3S3 Hastings.
Arthur Tucker. lO2 Calumet.
Marynes Matlok. SO Goldner.
Oliver Bardo, 2l9 Fifth.
LenZo Cheretti, 129 Minnie.
GIRLS.
Herman Fraser, 1000 Kirby.
Frederick Hammis, s07 Maybury
William Hamlin. as Wellington.
Max Bereny, l79 Brewster. a.
Abe Jacobs. 600 Rivard. . -.
Albert Drude. 260 Illinois.
James Raymo, 95 Isabella. ...a.
Edward Elsholz, l91 Champlain.
John Kostanecki, $50 Chene,
Franc Kozak. 54s Superior,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
DIED.

BURNS-May "a. 1910. Catherine, be-
loved wife OF James Burns and
mother OF James A. Burns. Funeral
from residence, 2os Fort.st east, Fri.
day at 1880 and at 50. Peter and
Pauls church at s a. IN.
CALAHAN--Suddenly, at his residence.
AIS Fourth ave, John T., beloved son
of the late Thomas and Rosetta Gala
han. Services at c. E. Bird Co chap
ell, Thursday evening, 1880 Inter
ment Rochester, Mich.
CoPE-May 25. 1910. at his residence.
Sc willis-ave. west, George w. Cope,
brother or II. y. Cope and Mrs, Ern-
est G. Swift. Funeral services from
house Friday at p. m. Burial pri-
vate.
CROMIE-May rs. Bird Ward. beloved
wife OF William Cromie. Funeral
Saturday, p. m, from residence, &c
Kanter-ave. lnterment at Evergreen
cemetery.
band OF HARRIET and father OF IDA.
Mrs. Chas. English, Paul, Frank. Fu-
neral Friday from residence, 254
Third-st., at o'clock. Jackson pa
pers copy.
HAINES-Died May 26. 1910. Ella yC-
Haines, and mother of Mrs. John
Preston Scott, at her home, Green .
feld, Grand RiveE-rd Funeral at
HALL~-May 25. 1910, at residence, All
Wabash-ave.. Annie c.. beloved wife
OF William +. Hall, and mother OF
Mrs. r. p. Mark and Mrs. James
Scully. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wEBER-Frank, May "a, aged AZ
years. beloved husband of Leopoldine
Weber and father OF Frank. Jr, and
brother OF Louis Weber and Trese
Kramton. Funeral Friday from resi-
dence. Van Dyke-ave., at 1880. and at
St. Clements church, Center Line, at
$3.50 q. m.
wEILAND-May "a, Cecilia, aged %
and. Funeral from residence. 1913
Harper-ave.. Friday. May 81. at 8:3o.
TO ST. Anthony's church at a. m
9ifVet.-----
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Anthony pusra. 20; Julia o0w4ekG

Anthony Dusza. 20; Julia oowaSsa.
Logan q. Hunt. 2s, Detroit; Ruth u.
Smith, 23. Battle Creek.
Henry Moeller, 80. North Dakota;
Anna Broecher, 29, Detroit.
Henry Roszczyk. 2s; Amelia Jaeso-
zynski. 22.
Erastus z. Hale. Jr.. 26. wyandotte;
Agnes Navarro. IS. Trenton.
Fred Keehn. 22, Wyandotte; Grace
Bennett, 81, Flat Rock.
Francis II. Young. 20; Maud McCul-
Harrison Kersey, 81, Ypsilanti; Bsu.
lah Willis. 10. Detroit
Albert Hassinger, %; Chloa Wander
Andrew zorenfski. 2l; Carolina Tur-
Peter Levandowski. %; Beonislawa
Buchowski. 10
William b Gay. 81: Erma Geloede. 10.
Arthur w. V. Barnes. 40; Hannah
Allen B. Howes. 2l; Anna L Nc
Gee. 20.
Michael Kasiber. 81: Franciska Cars
zany. Is.
Frank Holderheld. "a: Mabel Hodg-
Wojcich zwistara, %; Josie Macha-
Albert Mconliwray, Fl; Bertha
George Grill. 81; Ida Perlick. 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Rose Duzinski. ca years. 293 AIexan-
drine f.: heart disease.
Carl Purschitzke, Sc years. az An
spaCh; obstruction OF bowels
Helen Wright, 6s years. Eloise. Mich,
heart disease.
James E. Van Avery. years, 1872
King: mitral insufficiency
Arba Thurston. ~ years. 1898 Fort
w: catarrh. j.
May A. Lorenger, 81 years, Grace
hospital; peritonitis.
Potter Golanezyk. as years. 6ss Wes-
son; pneumonia.
John McGregor. IS years. 81 state;
alcoholism.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Jake was the only name knew him
by. He told me the launch was leak
ing. so ] put him on the pumps, where
he remained all night The storm had
now become furious and II was i'm
possible TO make Roadway against II.
SO headed the boat 10 the storm.
Suddenly there was a lull and jag
ged sabre OF lightning darted from the
bosom OF the blacklist cloud ] have
ever seen.
The almost incessant excitement
TO which | was becoming accustomed
was here varied by a gust OF wind
that almost tore me from the wheel.
The launch fell on several points and
| feared I'd never get her back. She
diyed into every sea nearly TO her
waist. The beating OF the waves had
opened up the planking and the water
was coming In at an alarming rate.
Jake was almost tuckered out and
had 10 relieve him at the pumps. Sew
eFai times thought We were doomed
But at last light came In the east;
the tornado had blown itself out. but
II had lashed us for fourteen hours.
Voyage Made In Two Stages.
AT Miami the Catherine was laid
up for the winter. That was Aug. ].
Mother and then returned to Chicago
for the winter. Last March we re-
sumed the cruise. From Miami Wa
went TO st. Augustine by inland wa.
ters. through the Indian and Halifax
rivers and Lake Worth. From there
We proceed TO Jacksonville, max
ing this board by the ocean route. At
Jacksonville we again went inland.
passing through swamps, canals, riV-
ers, lakes, salt marshes and creeks,
finally reaching Georgetown. 8. c.
Next we pushed into the open sea
again. taking the course past Cape
Fear to Beaufort, N. G.
Then we went inland, following the
course through Core Sound, Pamlico
and Albermarle Sounds and the Dis
NAL Swamps to Norfolk, out through
Hampton Roads. 200 miles up Ches-
apeake Bay, and from there reached
Delaware, via the Delaware canal. We
sailed up the Delaware river as far as
the Delaware and Raritan canal and
through IL to New York bay, which
we reached yesterday. Mother ana
] have had the trip of our lives and
were not sick a minute, although
guess mother didn't feel quite as well
as usual when we struck the tornado"
So many mishaps have resulted
from the use of the X-rays that safety
rooms have baen devised for hoani,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTERURBAN LINES.


Detroit Unfted InteruRban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-ss:ss and s:sS q
m, .l2;s5L .s:ss and s:ss ?. N. LOCALS
D. m; II D. M, to Oxford runs 70 Fiist
sundays. To Romeo, q. m, a IA,
and every two hours to 10 p. M. II
JACKSON LIMITEDs--7:4s a. m.
i2:45, 3:45 and 6:45 y. IN. Locals 10
jackson, a. M, and every two hours
TO D. m. Ann Arbor, a m. and
hourly to IL y. IN. Worthwhile, $50 q
m and hourly TO 7:s0 y. m, . p. m,
ii d. m; Saline cars from YpsilantL
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-1:1o, e:20 and
1l:20 a. m. 1:2o. s:2o and $50 .. M
Saturdays and Sundays. 1870 y. m Lo-
Gals 10 Toledo, $3.50 a. no. and hourly 10
$3.50 D. m; Monroe only. $3.50 and II
D. PoRr HURON LrMITEps--s:4s ana
o,45 q. m, 1915, s:46 and e:4S p. m;
SUNDAY only. IL p. m Locals to Port
ne D. M, to Marine City. only. Nd
Clemens a. m, a m, half-houriy
10 o. m; hourly TO IL p. N. Mt
Clemens via Shore Line, e:2S - m,
hourly to s:2s p. m. II p. m.
PONTIAC DIVISIONS a m. half
hourly TO y. m; hourly TO IA p. m:
birmingham only. IL p. m.
wYANpOTTE DIVIsION--e:SS g. m.
haif-hourly to S;S3 .. m; hourly 90
II o,RcaARD LAKE DIVISIONS q "a.
hourly to IL p, m
,Thess cars run through 70 Saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
H0ME-CITY $685..
HELL-MAN 1893
MEETING NOTICES.

Those not belonging to the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and wishing
TO join in Memorial day parade re-
Poe post, at Memorial building. Mon
day, May 30, o'clock. In honoTing
our dead we increase our devotion
TO the living.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
SIC
-, CIeveland. Pfttsburw

Ter Cleveland. PittsbnrE and an
points south and east. leave daily i0:ts
y. m. Fare, to Cleveland ". PitteburH
whole room $3.50. Weekend excurston
TO cleveland every saturday night
Hi Fer r HSpsaa. Mackia.e and way port.
Mondays. 500 y. M. and Friday s:se
500 't ns'! so sss =: AZ. sss'fais sl E d
. s % city. sss,.sw sss w.x e.ss.,
Tuesday ana ioAy 's Nee.
City Ticket offices, Majestc Bldg
IA woodwsrd-and i7t oriswoid-st
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

81 DOWN, 81 wEEKLY--vacant lots
for building or investment, all parts
ana particulars, BEssnNaEk q
MOORE. 205 Telegraph bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
ron SALE on ExCHANGE.

sOR EXCHANGE-660 acres good land
I'm fruit belt: fenced. near school.
road around section. country rapidly
developing; between two trunk ralf-
roads; no waste land; water for stock
and will raise anything that grows
I'm Michigan; price $40 per acre; ono
terms. Address Box 5S3, Fenton.
Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

So many mishaps have resulted
from the use of the X-rays that safety
rooms have been devised for hospi.
tails. patient receiving the rays only
where needed and an attendant being
screened from them.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
The.
Pages

Advsrtising rates under any OF
the classihcations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion
cash In advance No advertisement
inserted for .ess than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
embellishments charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY $685..
BELL.-MAN 1893
For the convenience OF patron,
arrangements have been made win
the following TO receive liner
tertissments ct the same ltte
charged with the home ofnesi
EAST SIDE.
HonahteR-Ffeseh Coal Co.. No. tss
Canneld-ave east.
me; Eliiett Pharmacy. Mt. Eiiio" Ana
Gratiot-aves
Y. Brown. No. 1850 Jefferson-avs.
,. McPhsrson, No. aSoo 0rati0t-avs, sp-
posits car barna
WEST SIDE.
A. q. Eansor. No SOS Grand River-avs.
Turner Stanton, No lss hyrtle-st.
y. u. Dri.coll. No. All Michigan-ave.
}. w. Willard. No. ltle Fort-st west.
w. w. Brush. No. tst Aichigan-avs.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
.,ANos ron RENT.

REST new rental pianos. s3.so per
month: used ones. "a; rent applied ~
purchased Ling Piano Houss. ~
Gratlot-ave.. opposite Library.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

WANTED-First-class oiler and
man for belt lacing. Apply
Plant No. I, EMF Co.
Piquette-Ave. and Brush-St.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
CARPET CLEANING.

AA.A,-cALL UP Main 1871 or CITY 1871
Star Carpet Cleaning Co,
90 do your work; will do II any way
you want II done, compressed air or
vacuum OF renovating or send for the
wagon TO clean at your home
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

buy grocery or general
store I'm central or southern part pt
state; fruit belt preferred; state tul
particulars Address u. box 1. De-
troIt Times
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

AT ONCE-SIX PORTERS
WANTED. APPLY TO EN-
GINEER, NEWCOMB-EN-
DTCOTT COMPANY.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

WILL BUY for cash. cottage or small
house Give full particulars Ad-
dress z. box ID. No :, Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

TINSMITHS AND y SHEET
METAL WORKERS WANT
ED AT EMF PLANT NO.
$3.50 FRANKLIN ST.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

GROCERY STOCK--Invoices t2,S9a.
Rood wagon trade. on account OF poor
health will sell at invoice price. u
L. CRANE, Aurelius. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

ONE frst-ciass factory carpenter.
Trvnk Ry. and Milwaukee
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
HELP wANTED--nALn.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses; day and night
classes all the year: our facilities arc
positively unequaled IN Michigan.
DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
11-2t Wilcox-st
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

FOR SALE-urocery and meat market
at Plttsford. Mich. or will trade Tor
somebody. c. w. FORBES. Pittsford.
Mich .
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
$3.50 EACH.
TOWNSEND AVE.

Block south Harper, close to
Packard factory; so choice
lots ready for building. Take
Harper car to Townsend.
Look for yellow sign.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

CARPENTERS wanted. good men. good
wages, steady work. Apply on Job.
nee, 4os Penobscot bldg. M s7iS, or
evenings Walnut ss4-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-06

Eastern Lodge, No. Z. conferred the
initiatory degree Wednesday evening on
two candidates. and the coming week will
confer the first degree. The lodge is
having interesting meetings and an I'M
usual attendance. it is reported. Past
Grand Frank Loef1er, who has been in
poor health for some months. was present
Wednesday evening and took part in the
degree work.
The competitive drill team Of Fred D.
Stuart Eneampment. No. I, visited Mount
Nebo Encampnlent, No. q. and conferred
the royal purple degree upon four candi-
dates for that lodge. Wednesday evening.
by request There was good attendance
Of patriarclis, and the degree. 1t is said,
was we'll conferred.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. =. at its reg
ular semi-monthly meeting conferred the
degree upon six candidates, after which
refreshments were served. 1t was an
nounced with regret to the membership
of the order in this jurisdiction that Ruth
Lodge, owing to matters that cannot be
overcome. has decided not to attend the
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge In
Atlanta, Ca, In September. and compete
for the prize offered the best drilled team.
Friends of Grand Secretary W. e. Ciapp
and his WIFE win learn with regret that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-06
Mrs clapp. is still confined 6 bed,
althoukh iher condition is SonieNAt imA
pfoved x,wbht IT was Peek 80. =

Oriole Lodge, No. -, I. o. O. r., Al
Hyattsville. Md. is gaining statewide
reputation through the work OF itAsdesreS
staff. fotmed hss than q yesr ase..s Dur.
ing the past two weeks tfhe team has
been engaged in unusually strenuous
work.
On Saturday. at the request Of TIA
Grand Lodge Of Maryland. the team weBe
to Indian Head and instituted Olive Leaf
Lodge. No. Ir6, with nine members. and
later conferred degrees upon twenty eight
candidates. The following officers, OF the
Grand Lodge OF Maryland made the trisl
from Ba lttmore: Grand secretary, VIII
liam c. Jones; grand treasurer. d. Y.
Plummer; grand warden. Fred A. Grooni:
grand representative. George A. Foxwen.
and Past Grands Harrisburg, Burnstenl
and George McGnl.
The degree staff OF the Hyattsville lodge
was In charge of Acting Degree Master
w. F. Perkins. Degree Master Charles X.
Shelton being unable to be present. owing
to an accident. The degree team con-
sisted OF twenty-four members, all OF
whom were present. Il. +. Tlliman was
captain Of the initiatory team: w r. Per-
kins. captain of the first degree team: G
H. Gotbold. ir.. plain of the second
degree team, AM q. A. Greager. captain
of the third degree team.
II took practically all night 70 confer
the four degrees. The work of the HyattS-
vile team was praised by the members
OF the Grand Lodge present and as "a
testimonial of confidence and apmeca-
ton Special District Deputy Grand Ma std.
w. A. Greagcr was requested by the Grant
Lodge representatives to select one of tito
lodSeS degree teams 10 confer the worlr
at the next session of the Grand Lodge
in Baltimore in April next
The members Of the degree staff Ietl
The Washington navy ward at { O'CLOCK
on The naval tug Choctaw. and upoit
their arrival 9at Indian Head ,wert,
taken TO the Arlington Hotel. where Il
repast was served. The work of con-
aorAa
pended at midnight. when a luncheon
morning. at the conc fusion Of t.,e. vsrrie.
a breakfast was served.
The first degree work ever performed
by the HyattsSuie lodge took place Mei-
nesday night of last week. when the
same tealnl that visited InJiap Head
went TO Boyd Montgomery county.
and instituted Boyd Lodge. No. IL,
Degrees were conferred upon THIRTY
candidates. and it was an all
| night job The work at both
Boyd and Indian Head WAS done
under the supervision Of the members of
the Grand Lodge of Maryland. The
team is composed of the following mem
bers OF the fHyattsviie lodge o. g.
Greaeer W. L. Perkins. Larry ID. Snead.
b. r. Smith. l.. Shpley. r.. ScsHgs. T..
.. Tiilmann. G. II. Gotbold. gr.., George
7. Curtis. Harry without, O. r. Bud
long. Howard Calhoun. Robert Lash,
Robert Rees. Prisby. Wedding. y. L. VIII
lets. w. {. Gray. l.. l.. Gray. James
Hughes. Samuel Levin. w. l.. Corkins
j. Frank, Rushe. W. Mccormick aud
c. II. Shelton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Sioux Tribe. No. ls, Improv ed, Order of
Red Men had a, large and enthusiastic
meeting. Tuesday night at 80 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest The adoption
degree was conferred. ON two applicants,
after which there were short talks on
the good OF the order.
Sioux Tribe, Ne. fS meets every Tues
day. night at $40 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, and extends to Red Men AL
ways a true Bed Mans welcome. ~
Officers pfgrthS. Gi1e for the press nj
term are: FSacilezAI John l. Bunch.
senior sycamore. James Carueal: Junier
sycamore. Charles Donohue; prophet. DR.
c. n. Chapman; chief of records. Charles
Liihbach; keeper Of wampum, James I.
Jones; collector of wampun. \. {. Mich
OILS; guard Of the forest, b. +. Chrisman;
guard of the wigwam, II. A. Wagner;
first sannap. l.. d. Petrie; second sannap,
G. Zimra german.
The Red, Mems Social, Great Junior
'Sagartfore John. Nj Kemper tpTVSh&SAt
will have a committee meeting Tuesday
night to complete "details for the noon
light excursion TO indian Head. 49, =
f. The Red Mems Social, as the name indt.
Gates. was organized to develop YheNs spirit
Of sociability I'm the order Ii will hold
a series of public meetings during tire
sea SOM pl4ns for one in the very near
future being. nowsc olfsidered. 3
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TONGUE OF NATIONS" :
Church Services in Esperanto Lam:
guape Sunday. August IA. J.

Church services in Esperanto. The inter-
national language. will be conducted is
this city Sunday, August ~. 1t viii be
the first time this language has been used
In divine worship In the history OF the
National Capital During the entire week.
beginning August Ii. the sixth Internal
tional congress of Esperanto will be IN
session here.
Two services in the new tongue of The
nations have been arranged for, ana
most of the ! 600 or more delegates to the
congress, probably will attend one or the
other. In ST. Pauls Episcopal Church the
eucharistic service will be conducted in
Esperanto by Rev. Paul Hoffman OF Bal.
timore and Rev. James l.. Smiley OF An.
napolis. Father Bianchini, a delegate
from Italy to the congress, and Father
Sofas Of France will officiate in the serv-
ices at ST. Patrick's Catholic Church. 3.
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COL. CROOK DESIGNATED.
Will Disburse 100000 for Inves-
tipafinp Department Methods.

Col. Wjlliam{ n, Crook. the veteran dis
bursting officer or the White House, has
been designated by President Taft, as dis
bursting officer for the 100000 appro-
priated in. the sundrya civil bill for i'll
vesttgation Of the work of the depart
ments of the government. with the object
of improving and changing existing meth
DDS This is the work the President Iias
mt under Secretary Norton and which
is expected TO result in decreasing the
clerical force of the government to a Goa
siderable extent before IL is all oNef.