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Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office. Phoe- nix, Arizona, June 15, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Clin- ton Lauver and c. c. McEwen have made application for Patent for the Muscovite Placer Mining Claim, min eral survey No. 2964, situate in the Phoenix Mining District, in Mari copa county, Arizona, consisting of ten G0) acres of ground, in which is a deposit or quarry of monumen- tai and building stone, and it is To- cated about 61a miles south of the city of Phoenix, in said county and state, and more particularly described as follows, tO-Wit:
 Beginning at corner No 1. the northeast corner, where a marked stone is set. and from which the quarter section corner on the line be- tween sections and 9, T. g., R. E., G. S. R. B. &, NJ; bears north IT degrees 25 minutes east 1153.45 feet; thence south variation !. degrees east 660 feet to corner No. 2. where a stone is set marked with a cross on top: thence west 660 feet to corner No. 3, where stone is set wit. a cross marked on top: thence north 660 feet to corner No. 4, where a granite boulder 8x9x20 inches is set F inches in the ground, chiseled "M-2964-4" and a cross on the top of the boulder at exact corner point; thence east 660 feet to the place of beginning. All corners have granite posts to mark same, marked and set:
 Being all placer and valuable only for a deposit of building and monu- mental stone therein.
 Said claim containing 10 acres and forming a portion of the SEA (un- surveyed) of Section 8, T. 1 S, k. 8 E. of the G. & s. R. B. & M.
 They have complied with the legal requirements under the United States mining laws, and now seek patent to their said claim. There are no con- flicting or adjoining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any portion of said mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the regis ter of the United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, during the six ty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the statute. FRANK H. PARKER, Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 06060

Department of the Interior. U. $ Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, August Q. 1912.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Os- wald Kaslin, of Phoenix, Arizona. who, on May 2S, 1909, made Home stead Entry, No. 06060, for S1a NEA and SH NWA, Section B, Township 1 N, Range 2 E., G. X s. R. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver, U. s. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 18th day of September, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: J. R. Hughes Melvin Hughes, Henry Butler, Louis Charlie, all of Phoenix, Arizona
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
ELECTORAL TICKET OF REPUBLICANS
Candidates Will Be Walter Talbot,
 Fred s. Breen and HovaI Smith

The republican candidates for elec- tors in this state will be Hon. Fred $ Breen of Coconino, Walter Talbot of Maricopa, and Hoval A. Smith of Co., chise. Telegrams were sent out yes terday by Secretary Arnold of the state committee directing the circula- tion of the necessary petitions
 At the meeting of the executive committee on Sunday afternoon it was unanimously decided to request Frank M. Murphy and MT. Smith to serve as candidates and to leave it to the Maricopa members of the committee to make selection of a republican from this county.
 Word was received from MT Mur- phy who said that on account of the state of his health he would be unable to take part in a strenuous campaign which would take him into all parts of the state. Beside that the business affairs of MT Murphy call him back and forth between Arizona and New York
 Another matter which was semi political, was decided yesterday by the committee which had been appointed to arrange for a dollar dinner to be given at the Hotel Adams tonight at which among other things to be dis cussed was the conduct of the cam paign.
 But it developed that the dinner was going to be much bigger affair than had been contemplated. Letters and telegrams were received from leading republicans in different parts of the state signifying their wish to attend but many were unable to be present tonight.
 Accordingly the committee of ar engagements decided to postpone the dinner until a week from tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
IMPROVED BERRIES

The blueberry culture by the United States bureau of plant industry has increased the size and improved the flavor of the berry that had been given up entirely to wild growth A special bueberry gage has shown ell largement from opening Il to open ing 15. with prospect of further gain
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15

Contributions to The Republican Want Ad section are good business get in omit
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
TURKEY, 40 CENTS A POUND.
Illinois Breeders Say Cold Has Killed
 Many Young Birds.

ELGIN. IT,. Aug. 14.-Turkey rais CTS in this vicinity who supply the ma iority of the birds for the Chicago markets say the fowls will be higher this year than they have been for a long time. The cold, damp weather has killed many young turkeys. Many raisers predict that turkeys will be 40 cents a pound at Thanksgiving time
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
RICH WOMEN IN VICE FIGHT.
Employ SIeuths to Make Survey" of
 Conditions at Newport.

NEWPORT, R. l.. Aug. 14.-Women identified with the millonaires' colony have had private detectives for sev- eraI days making a survey of the city It is said the detectives will re- port on all varieties of violations of law here, including gambling, illegal liquor traffic and disorderly resorts. The report is to be sent to Governor Pothier.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15

them. Lieutenant Mullen of Company C pitched the first two innings and Spikes finished the other three. The regulars had Sergeant Swain in the box every inning. At the close of the game the score. stood to in favor of the regular cavalry.
 The officers of the National Guard have pitched a tent back of the of ficers row and have given invitations to the regular officers to speak there each night The lectures are along the military line and are proving very helpful to the guardsmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11

The rnIted states Circuit Court O NJ
,eais reconvcncd yesterday morning a. ~
o.riock with circuit Judges Coz and fr.,en-
~, and District Judges Waddhl aaS fNose
/. attendance Edward :. Dodge o. An.
h-srxe Mass was admitted g pTActee IN
this court - st.t
Tbe following ~ was argued No IL
ras.ph V clark Co. claimant o. -
..F..ra Y crew appellants. " Ne~ ioIN-
pl.fsaeiohia and Norfolk Raiiread 'on on.
,an, claimant % steam tug for'sTno1sH
al h,rr. y. Y. r 4 y. No. - sppclee
81 anpeiiaat. and J. ;. Wins.O~ -
r..,n-ant o. schooner Baker Palmer. a.
-. ana appellant. appeal aad cross ap-
80. f-on me Dfstrict Court ~ Nor o-~'
\, -aus. argued by ~. IL Lite ~ No.-
eo-. "a sor the tub Edna v Crew y
r,oxs Hughes Of Norfolk. Va. 70 Lae
-, IN Portsmouth" e. a.. snd b Ed
- Dodge. % Boston. Mass. Tor thr
- 80 BAKER Psimer." and sssnitted-
-. IN raii TO-DAY. 70 I-s-ManchesteI
ff,c-, tffd.l owner - the sieanis.li
Vi, hester KILLER appellant - Nirsinis
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-, - .-errnshir ~Manchester NNier -
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,,,-i'-,i-ofon y q. To b. srrued by J. =.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11

BIKE RIDERS ALL
ON EVEN TERMS
Several Spurts Enliven Sport.
New York Wants to
Far Long Grinds.

The midnight score was sss miles and nine
laps. The teams were Sill punched with
the Suter brothers leading The best pre-
yiou. record for this time. the fourty eighth
hour was $40 miles. nine laps, made by Van
Houwert and Lapiso last year. AT 1908
o'clock the riders passed the I.voo-mile
mark
New York. December 10-TIth all fifteen
teams SIN In the race and going strong. the
slA day bicycle riders at Madison Square
warden were on even terms at II O'Clock
tonight after forty seven hours grind. The
evening had seen number Of remarkable
sprints. At ~ o'clock the riders nine
teen miles and TWO laps ahead OF the rec
orc. but Siow-up followed.
IL the midevening sprlnts the Fye-Grenda.
hUt-FOsier and Kramer Moran teams all
inquired laieg one started BY the SuteI
Dieihers. al the Swiss team. was pulled on
u was Kept up for ten minutes with prac
u'a'iy every rider gaining the lead and los
ing II 10 another. Looked as though the
pu'ch would be booked up. but the puncture
.. tlre on Aoran's wheel forced an end to
IA. hshi The score al II . clock was ST.
,H!ieA ana SIX laps. compared with the
DrSt previous record OF .sl miles Hat made
" hIocco and Gorget In 1911
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
TRUCK USED FOR
MOTION PICTURE

Every now and then the automobile
is seen and heard of serving N some
other way than the means of transpo9-
tation." says Walter V. Moore. 1903
West Broad Street. Frequently the
gasoIene motor in an autom Duile is
seen on the streets OF n city sawinS
wood. and again one sees one used
10 operate Il grinding stone. but the
latest use known for the auto - tine
operation Il 4 moving picture machine.
which has been adapted by l. :. David
son. Of Portland, Ore.
Mr. Davidson purchased Little
Giant truck and with the powe~ from
the gasolcne motor operates 4 liJ-
volt electric dynamo. which gene rates
the electricity to run ths motio1 pic
fure machine and one arc light Nj.
Davidson left Sunday for his first trip.
and will show in all the small towns
throughout the state. where they have
no electric light"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
ASHEv|LLE WILL
MAKE FORMAL BID
Meeting of Carolina Association
Tomorrow, When Mountain
Town Presents Claims.

Asheville, y. C.. December lo.-The plans
FOR next years Carolina Leag-e Mil be
made at 4 meeting OF the directors OF that
orga nizstiOn which is TO be held At
Charlotte Thursday morning. This city.
which recently was released from the APP
paiachian League. with which II has been
affiliated for the past two seasons. Will
make an effort TO land berth in the Caro-
Ina League al this gathering. a@ld Manager
Thomas e. StOuch and SecretarY-Troa surer
Thomas NJ. Duckett. o: the local baseball
association. leaves tomorrow for Charlotte.
where they Will put forward Ashevlile' :
claim for recognition as member o. the
association. This gathering Is postponed
meeting. having been SCI tOr several weeks
ago
Many circuits have been suggested fOi the
new league and 1t Is Is regarded almost
a certainty that Anderson. :. e.. VIII not be
taken IN again. having been unable 10
make baseball pay there for the past two
years Asheyile IL bidding Cor this place
with the other cities % the league. compOs-
cd o. tue following towns which, together
with Anderson. compose the present circuit
Winston salem, Greensboro. Charlotte. Spar
tailburg and GrCenvii!e. II Is understood.
however. that representatives from Durham
and Raleigh Will ask that an all-North car
DINA league be formed. and that they be
given berths with the cities OF Asheyil!e.
Winston Salem. Greensboro and Charlotte.
The meeting promises 10 be An Interesting
one, and Will be largely attended by mOguls
OF the baseball cities o. the TWO Carolinas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
CHARTERS GRANTED

--s-tins Hotel COMPANY tInc . o-s.sn
"a eapltnl. Maximum Ap" 1 ,l.'-l..
a. 90 r~ac-h W Gibson prcsieent- tHpsh~'
!. ra-.fo- vi-e president. Henry i.Ntt'I.i'I
..,-.ra-v and freaSur~r-ai % Nasninsioh
u ..., -,
rrsrri.onburg Garage Gacl. Harris ourS
Nj. -.pftsf Maximum. $50. n.inina 81.
sla.s I0hn y. Gar0er. pfef-tn..
49,. .t-e -resil~u. and secretary, ~ J.
par treasurer AMI genera naraFef-@N o.
ffa-f. sorlIrz. va. . 80,
80 .-.r.,r.raffou Eoss'yr. Va. ipc. fasiNs ''
,...,ftsf .,.rE from $500 % Saw
sr..rdrrenf pas Issued 20 tne chaftei q
-. GA rloraI-irr sulphur CCfpef Alton
-Nsss;ne ss principal oriee rom Richmond
20 Fredsfirks.urs. Va
.~T u~-rhaass' Bank % Tsmocrviiie. VI
-.auefrs par value from - % - 81 800
s-d rsd1cine 10 outstanding stock ron
- o. &C. So -
rofefen charter domesticsted. E.seff
w.fa ffurxscsi Company. q West Nirsilla cor
,...rasf.~ Win szans 80 capital r lee
sfafGto- agent Hcicoua Rock, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
MANY ARE RUMORS
OF BIG TRADES
All Manner of Talk on Eve
Annual Meeting of Ameri-
can League.

Chicago. December 0-Owners OF clubs IN
TN. American League who gathered here TO-
night to attend the apnual meeting io-Inor-
row PROMISED TO produce some starting
news TO the baseball public before the meet
ing ad1ourns.
Trades Involving some % the most promi-
nent players IN the league were reported
peIding, and the appointment o. manager
OF the New York club was expected 20 De
announced. Frank Chance. former manager
o, the chicago Nationals, and Fielder Jones
" no formerly pi.oted the Chicago American
League team, mentioned Tonight
among the possibilities for the position
Chance has been approached BY the owner
Of the New York club: In fact. they reached
an understanding before chance LETT iOi
california to spend the winter. II Was sald
20 day.
Everything promises TO be peacei al
throughout the meeting. which may last
only day and may run over until Fri
day. About the only official business 10
come up viii De the awarding Of the 49,
pennsni 10 the Worlds Champion Boston
club and statement Of the leagues H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Acndemy-AIma Gluck, I'm Costume
Song Recital
Bijou-"The shepherd Of the Hills"
Vaudevflle-
EmPire-N audeyiiie.
Iubin-VaudeviIte.
Pastoral play With an IdyiIIe Touch

Pastoral Play win an id!hf iouS"-
In The Shepherd Of the Hills a
dramatization of Harold Bell Wright :
novel Of that name by the author and
Fishery W. Reynolds. the Bijou offers
this week A simple pastoral play with
, ,ouch ,f the idyllic that lifts /; on,
Of IN. rut Of mountain melOdrama and
coroes near to elevating il above the
realm Of popular prices.
Will, tn. story is not rs complete.
a. .xeu rounded. as could b. wished.
enough % IL is related to arouse a
,...-.- r.al interest IN those who watch
~ unfolding an interest which Is en-
HANGED by the admirable maintenance
Of atmosphere by the authors. the
PRODUCERS and the cast. This atmos-
rh.rs Is created carly In the action OF
the pIav. and from that tim" until IN"
sau ~ the final curtain Il Is not us
PEELED for a moment
"A II some Of the incidents OF the
,lsv seem somewhat disconnected
en-. 81 the characters q bit over
- the company. on the other nand.
,lavs them. presents them. WIN d"
es-nes.ness and seriousness OF purpose
uholt. co-nmendable. and TOY the i""S'
-, with a high degree OF eNcelirhoe'
csrtainly We rarely sec--wh+thet -
,on,lar or regular" prices-more con-
sci.,.sors. scrupulously careiui Pc.
eorrnances than the members OF 'h's
company give. ,...Ao-
The production. too. -
..'..,.,, md A careful stagc manage
-, ,.--nits no such incongruities o.
-,..,,,-,. complexion or firearms as We
,-.r,. ,ritncssed In an infnitei, more
pr,;ent.ouS production.
serious Performance entitled TO re-
sDee''ui '0"'''s " Dousls. G5raOn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
WILL NOT CHANGE
PRESENT OWNERS
President Hampstead, of Giants,
Makes This Announcement
After His Election.

New York December 1o-There will be no
change in the ownership OF the New York
National League Club or in the management
Of the team. il announced BY II. y
Hampstead, SON law Of the LATE John +
Brush Immediately after he had to-day
been elected president o, the National EN-
hitit!on Company, the corporate title Of the
New York club. 20 I'll the vacancy caused
by Mr. Brush's death. The directors elect
ed e. j. sullivan, OF their number. TO
be vice president. replacing Mr.. Hampstead
IN thar position.
After the election Mr. Hampstead said
IL is the intention OF The family to retain
control % the club. and l VIII endeavor to
,he best Of nv ability 10 handle the prop
crty on the same high plane as that 70
which John T Brush brought il MI No
Ora" Will continue to manage the Giants.
and VIII have the same free hand that he
mad In working win Mr. Brush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11

other plays. had been born In the
lesser colleges. appropriated by the
greater and turned into capital. lie
named colleges and dates TO verify his
historical knowledge. The greater
schools. held DIR. Lambeth. lived on the
meat and potatoes Of football. They
were intrinsically stronger than the
smaller schools. so that the school
with material Of not quite so good
calibre had to resort to strategy.
Naturally there was praise. Speed
Elliott the coach. was presented WIN
a fob. Captain Todd. who will not
return to college. received the thanks
of everybody, while the new captain
Cherub Carter was greeted with yell
after Yell. Rice Warren had his little
say and said IL well.
But it was the spirit that counted
They called il Virginia spirit. We
presume that il is simply the spirit
of youth crying to alma mater; the
spirit of which friendships are built,
Of which lasting impressions are
made. of which intangible happinesses
are welded in actual. positive JOY. It's
Virginia spirit. because II Is at Vlr-
ginia. but it's great. and as long as
it lasts Virginia will continue IN the
eyes OF men a wonderful Institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
NEW HEAVY RISES |
FOR FIGHT H0N0RS|
McCarty Defeats Veteran Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo Fireman,
in Decisive Manner.

Los Angeles. cal. December l0,--Luthe
McCarty. OF Springfield. Mo. won the
heeVy weight championship elimination con
test at Vernon tonight from Jim Flynn, IN
,blo fireman. The battle ended IN th'
sixteenth round when. after Flynn had gon'
down twice and appeared helpless. Refere'
Eytor stopped the night and declared Nc
Carly the winner.
Despite the chill that followed the settins
OF the sun a large crowd of night enthusiast
n rOnged the open-air arena at Vernon.
Flynn announced his weight at is0 pounds
McCarty weighed Ia at 20 pounds. neCart,
AMI Flynn entered the ring at 500. Bettns
AT the ringside was AT even money. Tine
was called at SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
VIRGINIA WINS
FROM JEFFERSON
First Game of Season a Victory
for Orange and Blue
Quint.

charlottesville. Va. December 10
l!Einla opened her basketball schea-
uie tonight by defeating the jefferson
oChooi quInt. ~ To :. on the floor or
the Fayerweatner gymnasium
Interest centred in the work of the
forwards. the positions left vacant by
IN" departure Of Captain Kearns and
tppH kiAey, of last years five Gil
and Sprague started OF in these DO
siti"ns- The former led his teammates
In scoring. tossing five goals in the
hrst period. Sprague. who halls from
Western Maryland College. handled
himself we'll In the second half Todd
showed splendid form 10y caging four
goals ia rapid succession.
Walton EiNey. a brother of Eppa.
Was back a. his old position AT centre
ami Ch"rchman. Of last years team.
At right guard Stickcv. of Virginia
.christiou college who succeeded
SrIasue at lift .Orwart IN the second
half. looks To- ," e player Of promise
Virginia scored q total Of twenty
five points ia the nrst half to Jeffer-
sons two goals from fouls by Cock
r-ll IN tl. second period Flanagan
and Niche sUrpf iSed the coilcgians D.
caging goals IN. lineup.
Virginia Position. Jefferson
Sprsgle .-... LEFT forward &c Jones
Giil....... right forward CO.,. stevens
.fsfNrv. ....... centre. ...... .COckreli
Belts .-.-.... left guard ... Il Jones
Churg hmau right guard 900. Bolling
Goals Nsrgiuia-.t;iI 60. Todd a..
Belts CO. Churchwan 90. sticky ca.
Rix.y. SpraEue. StI.c- and. jefferson
'-FIaunagan. Mirhi-. Goals from foul:
Virginia -tillL J-ff-rson Cockrell. O.
Suostitutioas- NirE MIA STRICKLAND
Tor GIL. St-ck-y frr >praEue. Todd for
S-rirkfanl Hamu-r Tor Churchruau.
Motley Tor Belts Ieffers0n-Nia for
iCockr~u. Michle frr Rollins. Flauna-
gan for Nirhie. " God FOR flanagan.
Refer. i.sunsgan. Time ke"pcrS-
Hammer and Billy ioocn- Time "
halves Fifteen minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
TRINITY LOSES
TO DURHAM QU|NT
Y. M. c. A. Team Outplays Col
legians at Every Stage
of the Game.

Durham. y. C.. December l0-lu the hrst
game OF basketball. this season Tor bOth
teams Trinity lost TO Durham Y. NJ. c. A
l. 10 % The Y. NJ. C. A. outplayea the
cole CLANS throughout the game, and were
very ine az passing the bail Mehlnnon iot
Trinity was the star Tor his team ana
threw three field goals. scoring six OF the
thirteen points Siler did not do 80 well as
he has been doing in the class games at
the college. though he threw one Held goal
ana took a little more than half his chances
at fouls. II seemed that me Co!iesiahs
Ia ked In team work and that they were in
need OF practice, especially In passing me
bal
For NJ G. \. HocomO did good play
ing. though he did not take hair his chances
AZ .oul goals Little Johnny Brinn ior the
college noJS not In the game. ana thls
undoubtedly had much TO do with me large
score that piled up against them.
There was considerable protest on inc part
of the college boys against - work OF
Referee Ashlin for the y. VI. e. \ The TWO
teams Will clash again Friday night IN
Trl. itys nOOr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
H0W|TzERS TO
PLAY SPIDERS
First Basketball Contest Locally
by Collegians Scheduled for
Saturday Night.

Richmond College plays her first
home game Of the basketball season
Saturday with the Howitzers n their
gymnasium Although this is the 'irst
year that Richmond College mas taken
up basketball, she does not lack for
stars having a number of men wno
have played college basketball in Other
places. \ game well worth Seeing IS
promised to all who go out to the
IIowitzers' Armory. The game IS call, q
promptly at $50 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
SALOON. KEYrrns INDIt TEn.
,.,,..,v..t With shipping Bcrr without Whs'e-
.afrrs- 1irrusf.

fspcciaI 10 The Times Dispatch
.--.ff u December y JONI Nstr-
c.os-nsn - Nn'nsr : = Matz anl
wss Davis ss'oor -kee2crs o. 90 io.'..
80 Today Tor shipping beer ~ ~ 70
r,n,nsas without = whoiessiers ~ ~ ~
-, ,.rorids. that psfore beer car D. slip.
- Z, certain duantities The shirpsf 'nss
h.ve special icrnsf. Wnich W. "v' NV
,-sc with the parties meniinnfo. .
~, f-saf o. william Compton. - Graha'n
80 shooting $ ". Letter. - The 49, ? :. =
Z, a, crogress IN the Circuit Cour; nerr ll,s
sriai i attracting vide attention. nc ~
~. ~,-.r.~se~ corupton's wife vas "a rau7e
81 IN shootine Tho trial VII probably %
60 GUIDED to-morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-11
MASONIC OFFICERS
FrafernaI Lodge, No. 53. Chooses Lead
ers for Ensuing Year.

Al a meeting last night OF Fraterna
Lodge No. 81 OF the Masonic order, oni
GERS Tor the ensuing year were elected a.
follows. - q. Lewis. Jr-. worshipful mas
ter Edwin l.. Levy. senior warden: william
Fer!stein. Junior warden. Milton j. Straus
Treasurer. william Re!nhesner. secretary
J. G. Beazey. senior Deacon. =. w. Morris
junior deacon. sam Jacobs. Goodman Davi-
and : = Rosendor:. stewards: b. &. Lewis
representative on Masonic Relief Board; J
C. Beazley representative Masonic class
j. Lamkins representative Hollywood sec
ton. ". J. LYMAN, tier. A. W. Baker
pCryeyor: T.. " Caiisch and Jacob Levitt
chupisins: j. f. Mayer. l. u. Norris and l.
%achmau. frustesS