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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-18
Insurance Notes

The Amicable Life Insurance company
OF Waco. Texas has applied tn tho state
Utah.
Edward L. Sloan Of the Agency gon-
pany, this city, accompanied by Mrs.
Sloan, LEI, over Sundays san Pedro
train for a TWO weeks visit to southern
California.
The Camden Fire Insurance company
OF New Jorscy has notified Insurance
Commissioner Done OF it's intention 10
withdraw from the state,
a W Wright of ogden. district man
agcr for the Union Mutual I.ifo lnsur-
ancc company of Portland Me, spent
the major portion OF last week i'll salt
Lake City.
G.. !. Cunningham Of Pocatrllo. Idaho.
representing the railroad department. Of
tho United St3tes Health and Accident
company or Saginaw, Mich. is a Salt
Lake visitor.
The Underwriters Report In lis is-
sue FOR March ii. Is responsible FOR the
statement that Il. U. percc. the we'll
known fire Insurance agent. is contcm-
plating moving 10 San Francisco where
he win open q non board general agency.
William c. Full OF Denver. manager
Of The Title Guaranty q Surety company
Of Scranton. Pa. is In salt Lake city
establishing = general state agency Mr..
Bull is stopping at the Hotel Utah.
Mrs Myrtle Arnold OF Toppenish.
Wash, has been awarded $500 In
her suit against the National Casualty To
| recover under an accident policy carrie ed
by her late husband, who was killed in
! Juy last. Tho cnnpany's defense was
| that Arnold was intoxicated at the Umc
| Of his death.
! The Colorado Life Underwriters as
! sociatiou rendered a complimentary
luncheon on Monday last q, the Albany
| hotel TO Joseph II Harrison. general
agent for the Penn Mutual. who became
postmaster OF Denver on March /.
+. {. Harrcl and Dr.. NJ. ~. Brown:
president and secretary. respectively. OF
many of Denver spent several days in
! Salt Lake last week. looking "Vcr the
! field Tho company writes a Scneral ac-
rIdenl and health insurance. i. NJ A
! IIanau. formerly deputy insurance com
! missioner for New Mexico. is associated
with the same company. having recently
| been elected vice president.
NJ CndcrsleSe. general western
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

dance Thursday cye7ine. At / Q. o. +.
hail.
Lillian Hoiiisjor hive 40. II viii hold
regular review Thursday evening. March
IN. All officers aud members have been
urged 10 attend
Tent No held an interesting session
las Thursday nlCut. Commander Nshl-
quist did not face many empty chairs
and number of topics OF interest 10 the
order We're discussed. The session closed
early and through some ores generosity
the tent went IN a body 10 see ;be pic
lures a. the Luna thcatNr.
II Is rumorcd that Sir Knight :. IL
F.ardl"y has novel surprise Tor nc ,cni
I'm the u"ar future.
Tho Joint entertainment committee held
its last meeting on Thursday night and
wound M the business In hand regard
Ing The hail and card party recent: gi'
on Every ticket was accounted for and
= neat SUM- T. loft 10 Ice divided among
the hives and tents.
r. was voted not 10 give any more par
ties this season ard tho committees wa
] dissolved. There VIII b" no meeting oi
| tent No . next Thursday Hi=ht uu nc
/ count of thiS tent donating the hal tc
/ the uniform rank for its ball and card
/ party ncxt Thursday night. March IL
| Liberty hiN" No .. l.. -. i. NJ. VII
! hold regular review Thursday afternoon
J March II. at go o'clock. in X "f +
| hail. - East Third South street rh'
cake sale held hy tho ladies Saturda,
at kcith-D'Bri"n's store WAS great sue
!
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News of the Insurance World
Association Must Act FOR Itself.

~ a meeting of tho Tsth Association
of LIE Underwriters. held I'm the gold
room or rdc Commercial club on F1iday
last. Tuesday. April =. was definitely de-
cided upon as The date Tor the annual
meeting and election OF officers Pre-
ccdlne this mco ting the association VIII
mold another round table talk or Fridav
April ., ~ which time matters ancc,lnu
nc ORGANIZATIONS welfare VIII he fully
discussed
Regarding Tho question of company sEc
loi cIlElbihtN Tor picmbcrship In the as
sp"lan"u, = letter from Everett NJ. En-
sign. "orreSp"DdtnG Sccretary ~ the ns-
tonal body; was read and further action
poEipon"d for future meeting,
In hts letter, My. Ensign said that the
question was one tho national associa
lion had nnlninR To- a. With proGcrrin=
thsi "ach sta Il association should act
for itself in this regard He said il ray
had placed the age limit AT savcn wears,
and others ~ ten wears hue not a, the
instance, request or suggestion "f the
national association oT any OF iIq off q.
GERS. Nv. Ensign gave IL as MS own ~
Val" "pinou. however. thai tho question,
nf r0cmb"rEhip should depend chicn, upon
Z tnf cbgrncier and reputation of the lpdi-
| Ni9uIl applicant. lie also expressed him .
S"Ii as of tho belief that after. = COM
ranr had iiled its first annual statement
| Win the state Insurance department and
tI" commissioner had found cNcrytbiur.
regular mat this Of itself should oouEts-
tuto . waiver Of auv agc question.
Those present M FRIDAYS meeting Iva
clud@d ,losrph y. smith. T. J.. spencer,
\, NJ. k5st. Now York Lie. ~ y Rick
-. buuhsh": &. +. Knspr. r. II. Siafci
Mcttopoliisu: John James. Travellers
Fr"d 9. llaihswav, l.. r: Noyles. II r.
'orlrss. Mutual Life: George f. hldrr
National Life Of Vermont VIII - Far
! rell. Y. J. Rawlings. Penn Mutual: Rich
ara SimiS. Reliance Life; j. w. Hifs"h-
vo@"l Mutual BENEFIT. G j. Eipp PIn-
GENITAL state Insurance Comnissioncr
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Sues for Wounded Feelings.

Action has been instituted in Louis
vile. Ky. against the Continental Cas-
uaity for S25. 900 damages by Mrs. Carrie
M. Owens OF Glcndeanc, Ky. who alleges
that she injured in the sum men
toned through great mental anguish
and nervous prostration." caused by the
removal Of Tn. vital organs NJ her broth
OF by phys'clan's representing the jusuT-
an"o company. The brother q. =. Moor
man, who was killed June Is. lai1s in n
fall from'7 street car I'm Los Angeles. held
= $1,000 accident policy with the defend =
ant. This provided that in case of death
the insurance company should have the
privilege OF conducting an autopsy.
4 Tho autopsy was held. she AYERS. and
The heart lungs. kidneys, spinal cord and
part Of the spinal column removed.
Then the body was sent back To X Ecn
tucly for burial She states that she was
not informed that the entire body was
not returned and suffered greatly as a
consequence of the sbIppings Of tho vital
nrgnns TO her some timc later.
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Y eonnen.

Salt Lake honest cad No. 1882. Brother
hood Of American Scomen. helo reEn Eaa
lar business meeting IN Moose hall, 222
South West Temple street. last Friday
evening 4 large amount Of business was
transacted. -
There were fourteen applications TOR
membership This makes total Of SIX
.ty applications received since the tiIst
meeting in March vhcn nearly ffNN
loinod the homestead There VIII be
large class for adoption on April 5.
ON March 20 tho homestead VIII glV'
q grand bnll. II was decided To purchase
4 new costume. for the captain ot no de-
yroc team Aftor the business meeting.
q rouDlc o. hours Werc devoted To dancing
Members or the degree team are requested
ia be present next Friday evening before
tho opening Of the homestead Az they
Nil be expected to open with march.
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Knights Of Pythias,

Thursday evening March 81 RockT
Mountain lodge No. :. *. OF P@ WI!
confer tho rank Of knight on a class, OF
esrures. Grand Chancellor Blumenthal
and other grand lodge officers will max e
an Official visit that evening. All knights
have been cordially invited 10 nc present.
TUESDAY. March Il. the team from
Rocky Mountain lodge accompanied the
grand lodge officers 10 Garfield "here
ihey conferred the rank Of knight FOR
Garfield lodge No. -. \ very pleasant | |
afternoon and evening was spent by the
visitors az rhe smcltor city.
Al the close OF lodge, the baby lodge
OF pythiap Sisters took possession OF
the knights and escorted them !" the
reception room whore q delightful pan
0uet was served.
During the afternoon committees from
Garfield lodge No 81 took charge Of me
Salt lakers and escorted them through
the big mill. This experience was greatly
appreciated by the visitors.
Thursday. March IS Rocky Mountain
lodge no. viii give dance at r,i1e Inc
will be the first dance given in the ne"
home. aud the commjtte" in charge
promises q delightful time for all who
attend.
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Madam Woodmen of America.

SAIL Lake camp No. lpe'l held IL reg
.,,,nr meeting Tuesday. March u. Mem
%nrs evidenced greater intercs, than
ever before Ia the welfare oi the camp
irbc c,n1p'r enrolment Is constantly In
,rA,sInc Al every meeting number Of
candidates are added.
hftcr routine business had been dis
,,rsSd ~ al the last session. Venerable
,|,,,,nI 4, II F,lliso, ont ertaired In honor
~ n newIy born Woodmsn. The camp
Jrin team executes Its work better than
ever before The neSt regular meeting
viii be held Tuesday March ~.
There was no meeting OF tSCciS!Ui
c,,mn M 1882 Tuesday last. the en-
firc evening being turned over 10 the
crtcrtaiument COMMITTEES for tho smoker
which was a huge success. Several cam
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los met last
week with a large attendance. The
Thmhle club will meet with Mrs. Kelsey
next Thursday afternoon at 945 West
Fifth South street
The card party OF March was q great
success. Prizes were awarded 10 the FOL
lowing: Mrs. Burklaud. Miss Kelsey,
Miss Edna Don, NJ Burns. y, d. Bee
man and \. Coyle-
Woodbnc circle No II viii hold reGu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening. March
20. I'm l. q. . T., hall Woodbine circle
has q ueighbor in the Holy Cross hospital
-Neighbur Hannah EGlaDd OF Mccall.
NeV NcighbDr Grsuinc Williamson of
Palm Leaf circle No. 10, Pocatell". loa
ho. also is in the hospital Both VIII be
pleased To see the ncighbors.
Salt Lake circle mot last Monday even
ing. with all officers and guards present,
and Il good attendance. There Will he
no meeting Monday. March Is. Monday,
March %, VIII he the next meeting. The
entertainment committee Is preparing an
excellent programme, Every member Is
kcd To attend.
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Life Insurance. Results in Utah.

E'orty-iive life insurance companies do
ing business in Utah have filed their an
nual statements for the year 1871 with
the state insurance department The re-
purts give the total business of each com
panv in force at the beginning or the
present .;car. tho amount OF now life In
surancc written during 1911: business
.roa cd or terminated by death. lansing
and removal from the stale. total buai =
moss in force in the state ar tho end OF
the year 1910; losses and claims paid dur
Inc 1911. and the total amount OF pre-
mhIms collected for the same period. II
will bc noticed that complete dat with
This the company explains. ls due 10 tho
destruction OF the records i'll tho recent
Iirr Fuller details Will be furnished the
insurance department at u later date.
The reports follow:
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Fraternal Union OF America.

The meeting Of Evergreen lodge. No
ISL. WAS well attended last Mondav even
Ing. This being the FIRST meeting II
March. the brothers surprised the ladies
present by Inviting them 10 thcate!
party at the Empress, Following the
performance. tho party. with Brother :
Chaldsr in the lead. wcnded It's way t.
a cafe. where two beautifully 'decoratec
tables were spread FOR tho guests, wht
enioyed this last hour Of u most pleasant
evening.
The hosts Of the evening were J. n
Everett. ". II. Crowton. ~. T.. Rawlings
Albert C;ill, s. Chalkcr. ThorVald J.. Lar
sen. Henry DunCumbc. In. \. II. Carter
Leroy McGee. !. Il. CunnlnCton Dr. j
S Sharp. J. H. Fehrson. s. II. Evans
fred Jackson William J.. Price, Andrew
Clauseu. Horace II. Haines. -. j. Ric'
and TIomny. Ncdfern
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Fratnrnal Erntherhood.

The memhlvs or SeEo lily lodge, 80,
80. cavc /. dolSntNd - PHiricks lean
esr dance Thursday cyoniuE. The han
Ma. crowded with members and friends
souy eDir.
The decorations were III national col
ors and American nlCs. The lights wore
shaded with green. The committee li
charge wor" beautiful green gowns.
Several applications V"ro received ano
on. Obligated. Eexi THURSDAY thor" WI
hs imitation Sister Wright Is giving a
pIize To- tho member who writes tnc mos
insurance this month. on April tlf
drill team will give "A dance
rah lodge No 36S. was entertained al
an elaborto banquet last "Wednesday even
| ing. Dancing followed. All member!
have been urged to be present at th'
next meeting. as sides will he chosen io'
the silver and gold contest.
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Royal Ncighbors of America.

Auxiliary camp No 1886. Il. y. ~. held
a large and interesting meeting March |:
Two new members were enrolled and Two
applications were accepted. The ucN'
regular meeting viii bc held Monday
evening In /. O. -. i. hall All members
have been requested To attend. Camp
will bc called 10 order ut S;l5 O'Clock.
salt Lake Valley camp No. 5''2 viii
meet next Thursday night ct NJ w. \
hall. No. 16l south Main street. Tho drill
tenn should be there at I:S0 sharp,
Ncighbor Mckinley had a birthday last
week aud the NeiGhhors took their oas
kets loaded With good things To eat and
landed al her home just in time 10 pre-
vent the good husband attending lodge
meeting. During the evening the Neigh
bors presented Ncighbor Mckinley with
a silver sugar bowl and cream pitcher
which she much appreciated.
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Neii n. Sills. secretary OF tho National
Association OF Life Underwriters. IL
resident of Richmond, Va, where he oc-
cIpies the position OF state manager Tor
the Sun Life Assurance company, Of eau
ada He Wss born I'm Sydcnhsm. q small
Village down hv the Thousand Islands.
thirtV-etEht years ago. and commenced
his professional career s a school teach
or. In January. 1896. he took up life in
surance work. and IN 1907 wag made man
ager for the sun Life. Ills territory ln-
clndes Virginia and North Carolina.
In 1907. Mr.. Sills nad charge Of the big
Y NJ e. A. campaign In l;chmond. at
which time S29S.0nO was raised In fifteen
DAYS. For the past three years he has
been president OF the Business Mems
club Of Richmond. which has a member
shin OF over loo.
Al the national convention OF Life I'm
drrwriters held at Detroit In 1910, he
was elected secretary of the national
BODY. and AT the Chicago convention last
October WAS reelected TO tnc same posi-
ton. lie IL tirclcss worker and cniovs
the confidence and esteem Of life inFur-
ancc men the world over.
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Woodmen Of The World.


Camp No. 50. W. .. w. met in rex Mar
session Tuesday evening with al ar
rccr- present. Many old members were
present. The attendance was good and
a great dcal OF interest manifested. \
social entertainment was the feature OF
the evening.
Seven applications were received and
referred 20 committees. Two were elected
10 membership and the initiation was
put on by the enlarged team. WITH Nclgh-
hor Tom lawson IN charge. Nrlenp3r 3
Howard Wordon was IN his ola plA'" IN
the initia tlon work.
The following Officers were. installed
by Past Consul BlaGciy; NclGhnor a. ar
Peterson. escort. Ncighhor Barry, watch
man. and Hcighbor McLochan. sentry;
Tho past consul's Jewel was presented
20 Neehhor Elyrc hy Clerk Angus mc-
Keller The regular meeting TusdaT
evening March 10. VIII he Of special IN
,ercst 80 All Woodmeu.
The regular weekly session Of tan
usual ON Wednesday,, when two candi-
dates were initiated into the mysteries 81
Woodcrsfl In spite OF inc!emcnt westh-
cr, large number Of nciShhors were
present.
Tho dclcga ton "r ncIghhorS that So
iourued 10 Arbor camp No Hio. ~ Ma :
yaln. last Monday night reported 5000
trip. ~ TN" athletic events Of IN" "Fen
ing honurs were divided evenly IN the
WRESTLING: match between Don Smith oi
No 31s and :. l.. Williams OF No. SO.
smith was victorious securing th" irSl
fall in five minutes. and the second lsl
I'm fnur mluuirr Tho next match wsS
between y. r. Heagrcu - No. ''"N and
lack Farmer of No. Sis, Farmer carrying
Off ihe honors by banding hls man on 'hc
ma, I'm seventeen minutes. This mater
had , thirty -minut" inii and The 20
mainder ~ the time was taken l'p u
s boxing contest Of four rounds wa:
nrxt in order. between r. j. Could anc
!. l.. Jutke, both Of No. a%s S"m"t nuns
/ 4 H.. Naaa
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T., A. TO U. G.. T.

On Tuesday. March u. the Ladies AuX-
iliary TO Counsel No. 81. L. &. I. held its
annual meeting for election of officers.
Tho following members were duly eject
ed ia office: Mrs F'inIy c. Brooks. presi-
dent. Mrs. w T.. Weatherbec. first vice
president: Mrs W. Williams, second vice, b,
president, Mrs. Bert Merrill secretary and
,rcaS,n er. Mrs IoEeph G. Blackburn, cor
rrsnnndinr secretary: Mrs. Irish and
Mrs Sclhy. executive committee.
A vote of thanks was given the rctr-
ing officers. In recognition OF their SER
Vices After the meeting. the members
al diourncd TO a restaurant. where a
luncheon was served. beautiful bas,
5et of daffodils formed the Centerplece.
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|IV|]RABLE OUTLOOK
|R1R BUSINESS WORLD
40 Prospects Excellent OW,
ac 10 Moisture; Corpora
lion Reports Good.

-. Work. Ma-.h l1.-Nu9ulics FOR
fn" % far a. they could ho rca'!
d. ,.,,on Of last we"k : stock mar
. ,o,tinncd favorable, Although the
4 r,oysment Of prices was under The
-, AZ pro6t-tak,uc sales tnere
4 ,ers Of organized market manage
~ sudden outbreaks % activity bF
ipat,iinc from one quarter OF the
90 another With due allowance
s,cb artificial phases. common To an
|tS market movements, the alb
,I'~ mower of the market gave on
s,,s,, 10 the faction committed 10
~ in Improving tendencies,
*, or,urrcuree RS favored CON
z ,tc, seemed Z" hc appraised as
- ,o more than q modifying IN %
~ M tho general forward tendency.
..,oris of yesrlv results hN mum .
"a, industrial corporations wore h",p.
.hc,ors and spread sEmpalh"ii' IN
- Ia other stocks.
~ ferling of "oniid"Hcc lhai ~" SHa d
80 erAnlug auspioiou,ly foy huat-
. ,rd industry was compounded ~
4, i,co,a, Tho recent abundance of
.,n,- nrcmlso1 good soil conditions t"r
. s,aiu crops ard IL WIS thought the
on which agricultural products arc
"a marketed would give 1sSurance 10
-.rr,ors Tho effect on th" demand
. eoiion hy tho British coal strike
A ,ezardel as balanced h" The largo
20 oil domestic spinuers. The de-
n for tnAl,lc products and the ad-
q IN wages granted III thai industry
Ken England made q notable count
- pfevplsut hopeful feeling.
.-,,;ns1t i'm tn" steel trade was ie-
..d roi go buoy3nt. prices remaining
. .sfsciory, IN spite o' improvement.
- securities reflected a good tone.
had net earnings for February were
/.tsd 10 show tho heucnts Of improved
|aion conditions.
||Res fell hnck on the last day Of ile
4 In consequence. apparently. Of ad
from london indicating some strain
IL European situation, supposed &c
- NOR. PARTICULARLY To relations be-
Russia and Austria
<iIue yesterdays final prices rs a
large part of the weeks rise ~
market WAS lost and in some sncl
/Re Instances as Reading and Union
n actual losses resulted.
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Members Are Warned.

Tho officers OF the Modern Nnodmcn
Of America have issued = circular TO the
members urging them to consider care
FULLY the new rates before they arc in
fluoncod 10 Join new OrGaniZs Hons. No
decision need be made until January l.,
1919 although the members may select
whatever plan they choose on and after
May. 1912 tho transfer being made with
ont medical cNamiuatio
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I. O. O, T.

Jordan lodge No >. 1. o. q. r.. con-
fcrrpd the FIRST degree on number ~
candidates last Monday night. \ large
number OF visitors were present ron
outside jurisdictions. Tonight the second
degree will he conferred on a number
OF candidates BY resolution n veteran {
level viii I've presented TO Grand War
den W. J. Snyder who has been an ac-
Tive member oI The order for more than
twenty-five years,
Iasi Friday night salt Lake lodge No
. l. o. -. r. held an interesting S"s-
sion. There Was no work in The various
degrees. but "a -oUd sociablc time was
had. and many Instructive talks were
there VIII be rendered special pro-
Grammc by tho entertainment commit
tee and n good time Is insured 10 all
who come.
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FORECAST
sther forecast for Salt Lake city
he state Of Utah-Falr Monday and

|niher forecast for Salt Lake city
|fe state OF Utah--Falr Monday and
ny.
.parstIyc weather data at Salt 1-aSe
March IL. 1912.
&.est temperature today was ~ dc.
4 highest IA this month since 1919
IA, degreos; lowest last night was 80
Id; lowest this month since 1874 was
mean temperature for today was
RVS: normal WAS io degrees; accu-
10 deficiency sine" the first OF the
n iE. I degrees: accumulated excess
. Ianuat'y | is 1S3 degrees.
..,iys humidity at C IL. IN. today was
= cspt relative humidity at S n. IN.
Eas 50 p"r cent.
interpolation for the twsntv-toUT
fniimc at 8 l.. m. Was nothing;
-Df this month to date Is l.oa
sccumulatcd excess ror this month
t 81 Of I'm inch; total precipitm
Nc. January to date IS $.66
accumulated deficiency since
a ! is Is of an inch.
Mfisos ~ Gas a M: sun sets at
m, March Is. 19i2,
KEArEER OBSERVATIONS.
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

Wodncsdav evening. March 20. tic This
Tic club VIII hrld another social md dance
In the club rooms. knights 81 Columbus
hail, East First South street, 10 commence"
puuctually al O'Clock Arrangements
FOR thls affair have been left entirely IN
tho hands 81 the lsdioE or the Htnu5e-
mcnt committee. apJ lhcy arc sl1r1nE no
pains IN preparing an attractive program.
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Gear. Dunbar and Canine on account
OF the death OF "A relative last week. T.aty.
t.aWlcsc is very III at st. Marks hospi-
tai
The members are looking forward with
great pleasure 10 the card social and
dance. which will take place March IS.
All Maccabces and their friends invited.
salt Lake City hive No. will hold
reg MAR review on "Wednesday evening at
/ q q. r. hall. All members are urEed
10 attend. Tho record kccpcd viii he Al
home on March 20 TO receive dues. Tho
Maccabccs viii give card paTtV and
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge Will hold its regular semi
monthly meeting next Friday evening III
TIC lodge hail In Odd Fellows temple
commencing at 3 o'clock. The most I'm
portant business matter will he In out
line campaign for new members. Thi;
action is expected 10 take effect AZ once
on that accoun, IL Is expected 10 SC,
every member present as every new sug'
gcstlon on the subject VIII he OF value.
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An enthusiastic uud energetic can
raicn FOR new members Is b.iuS. waEed
bc Salt Lake Aerie g.. Fraternal order
az EacicF. Last FRIDAY WAS the nrst
meeting after the roll call session IN
which sides were chosen and Too Zine
nm for The competition arranged. IN
,licauNc OF the good results SO Tar Oh
taincu more Than twenty applications
were received. Interest now ccnters IN
rho St Patriclts day dance at the Odcon
Nitnd.