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Tie approximate amount OF the Iri. ur ,iargc
Ia m tisfy which the above described property
IS "a be sold, Is twelve thousand one hundred aud
'hrce O5lN dollars ,sl2. 100 05, with interest
thereon from the 18Th day of June. 1919, togrth"
with the costs ard allowance amounting 10 ,iX
hundred and ninr 81 l0o dollars with interest from
the 18Th June. 1919 together with the expenses OF
the sale The approximate amount OF the t. xcs
assessments and water rates or other liens, when
are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out of the pur-
chase money. paid by the referee Is s3c77 i0p
and Interest.
said premises will be sold subject TO any state
OF facts that an accurate survey thereof would
show.
Dated New York. July ?Bd. 1913
JOSEPH p. McDONOtGH. Re fierce.
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FORECLOsCRE sALEs.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK.
Harlem Savings Bank. plaintln. against Eliza
beth H. Larkin and others. defendants
@ 9" nr y, 81 M and
action, and bearing date the 10Th day OF June.
1913. !. the undersigned the referee IN said Judg
Exchange Salesroom, Nos. 1915 Nescy Street. in
the Borough Of Manhatta City Of New York. on
the 3.th day Of Ncvenbcr; 1913 At II O'clock noon
aud therein described rs follows:
Az ,hst certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
1t; Of New York, bounded and described as fol-
lows.
et'fdlm dat. lothl Avenue nd one Hundred ard
1hrtieth lJocD Street: running thence west-
cry. along the southcrly side OF said totn Str""
on" hundred ,luI' feet. thence southerN. on line
parallel tn Amsterdam III Avenue nfty-oie l3n feet:
thence Cdsieriy, siAtytwo (t'i feet, more or less,
10 line NJ ralei with iDth Street al TIC distance
Of twenty-four Ca feet eleven III irches there
from. thence easleriy. along said parallel line.
forty-ihrcc ,i7i feet to Amsterdam Alcnur. thence
twenty -four ~. feet and eleven up inches 10 the
point ~ beginning.
Txccptlnr thercfrom a triangular piece
hourdcd beginning at point distant fcrty- ihrcc
ga feet westerly from Amst, ri6m Avenue in u
line pa rliicl with lS),h Street distant twenty -nvc
go fret one a. inch sontherly thcrcfronl. thence
running westerly. parallel with i9uth Street. four
90 feet: thence southweSterly to poiut H., tie
nnrihwestcrly line OF gore o! land Of MARY
hcclhn and John ally. distant seven u feet IRON
TIE last point OF departure; thence nor,h.a>t,rly.
along the norttwesierly lire of said gore OF said
Whrla,i aud -tlly 10 the point bcglnrlns "s,de-
>crbcd in deed recorded In " Co. III. r. +oJ
Dated N,w Y9gh. SuX ?Sd; isi2, n
'" ' ii PARK Row. low New Si' Ycrr Siry iy' ID ~ U''
The following Is = dia eram of the property to he
nur and aO Wc,, iSoih street, rorough OF Man
Ia ttan. New Work. CIV:
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c. L. OF Ploc.


The approximate amount Of the Hrn ~
charge. to satisfy which the above describe
property is to be sold. is Five thodssn n'
seven hundred and thirty four htiy ON"
ONE hundredth Dollars IS5.73i 81 1907, wiz
interest thereon from the ed day OF o..
tober 1918. together with costs ana dllo"
ance amounting 10 Two hundred
sixty.nine hfty-one -one -hundredths Do,id'
U2695l- l-l00b with Interest from tho 30
day OF October, 1918. together with the ef
penses OF the sale. The approximate amour
of taxes assessments and water Ia!c' o.
purchaser out Of the purchase money, o.
paid by the Referee, is S25o.'S-lco and In
terest.
said premises will he sold subject to an
state OF facts that an accurate surV"
thereof would show.
Dated, New York November :. iFl:
LOUIS NJ OGDEN Referee.
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roprcr.osuRE SALES.

Y6sTEEkln1EMMAnih% sEknEMMAEn f2SHIA HaIAviS5s nANK. fidiH h%
tiff. against FRANCIS II. NIdLUTSCH IA
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date tn,
SON day Of pssSSsr .;spsr 1918 saa
named named. viii Vii sell at pubic austioh; a, t6e
Exchange salesroom. Nos: t-i" Nesey
street. In the Borough, Of Manhat,,an, NJ tan rity
HERBERT A. sHERMAN. .Auctioneer. tho
premises directed by said jasgfmi, gfa,lnw. lin, 70 he
sold and therein destr'pss nscs a. or psSce, a,
land with the building theron erected. .si,n
ate in the City OF New York on the nor,heriy
side Of one h1ndrsd ,rs, and shd second kvcnu..
bounded and described as follows;
side of One HUNDRED d ana Lwsn,3y n3 t9nr,h ,nir,i
ei feet Easteriy from the Northesssierly cor
ner Of Second Avenue and one Hundred and
Twenty fourth street; srn thence v.nna running n,
partly through the centre Of a party val
one hundred feet eleven inches to the
centre line OF the block between one Nm,
dred and Twenty and bsnns 0ne Hsnart
along the said centre line OF the bloc
twenty feet: thence Southerly and parallel
with Second Avenue one hnnnre1 a. teei t,s.2 nsss2
Westerly yHa along The Northeriy side q on,
Hundred and Twenty fourth street tv.uts
feet 70 the po%ir. % Of bsginnlThs ssxu,,,hsr 1918
Dated New LoTfa GGrE Il MMot5GSf!N oGDEN' Re,sS..
EDWARD $. CLINCH.
~ PARK ROW New York city.
The following f. diagram of the pro,
East East ic4sh Street
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OHIO SALOONS FIGHT NEW LAW.
Keepers who Were Refused Licenses
VIII Keep Opeu.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. 1s.---Ohio's new
liquor license law. under which thousands
of saloon keepers are expected to quit
business, will he ignored by many hun.
dred saloon keepers in Cincinnati. accord
ing to an announcement made to-day.
The saloon keepers who were refused
licenses formed an organization to-day
and said several of their number will re-
main open next Monday to test the con-
stitutlonality Of the law in event Of arrest.
Mayor Hunt denounced the measure as
a' outrage and declared II to he con-
fsca,ory. He will ask Gov. Cox for just
compensation for the saloonists forced 10
quit business.
Under ruling OF the Attorney General
II Will he up to county prosecutors,
Sherlffs and the police to see that those
refused licenses go out OF business and
remain out. Mayor Hunt said he would
issue no order to the police to arrest the
rejected saloon keepers who fought the
measure
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NEW YOHK.
sHsaH
Lone leland.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the l.. La
KOWSKl a. son, INC, n Domestic Corpora
lion. having Its principal business Office in
the CITY Of New York County OF New York.
and State Of New York VIII apply to the
supreme Court Of the City OF New York at a
special Term thereof. to he held At the
County Court House In the borough Of Man
haitian, CITY Of New York, County of New
York and state OF New York on the 9TH day
Of December, 1913, at 1890 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day or ~ soon thereafter
AZ counsel can he heard for order au
'horizing said Corporation to change it's
corporate name to the l.. LAKE a. SON INC
Dated. New York. November lith. 1918
]. LAkOWSkI & son, INC,
.. BY Louis Lakowski, President
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Mary HARRISON owner. Theodore St.F
PsN CO. eentraeSee .....-........oLsAS -
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DECLINE IN STOCK A PUZZLE.
Assets Realization Revenues Said ia
Exceed Diyidcud Needs.

Much discussion in the financial district
about the Assets Realization Company
the stock of which has dropped from 1ao
the high OF the year. 10 40. mos; Of the
decline coming recently. brought out a
statement from an official of the com
pany yesterday. Hc said that the reve-
nues AZ present are much in excess Of
dividend requirements
The company does a business OF buying
up bankrupt properties and operating
them. II was said yesterday that owing
10 the nature of the business il IL inn
possible to make an accurate estimate of
returns until near the close Of the year
when net revenues from the various
sources are combined
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NEW YORK SUPREME CO'TT. CoINTN ~
NFW YORk.-DtNlD DONS. plainii'. acain- ,
WIl.IT:LMINA HARRIS. and Others. l'ricn ri'
In pursua nee OF n judgment OF iorcclo. .u'' ami
titled action and bearing datc the ?oth day -
October. 1919. ]. the undcrstgncd, the referee N
sa Id judgment named will scilat pubic AUCTION
Street. In the Borough of Ma anhat;an t.ti .; ~,
York. on the 10Th day OF N"vcmbct, 1913. ~ =
o o'clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH = lhN
mcnt 10 be sold. and therein described as fol
lows:
ALL that lot Of land in the City and COUNTY -
New York. with the buildings thereon. bounded
and described AS follows:
BEGINNINGat the intersection OF the northcrl.
side OF South street and the westerly SIDE -
Montgomery Street. and runnn: thence Wee
erly. along the nor,hcrE side ot South stree
one hundred and eighty -four feet ten lnch,'
thence Northcrlv. parallel with Montgoncr.
Street. one hundred nd forty three feet 10 o. '
long the sonthcrly side of Water Street. on
hundred and rightS -nNc feet ten inches to n
westerly side ~ Mont gorrcry Strcei. and thonc'
Southerly. along the westerly Side or Non
point of be ginning.
SAID PREMISES being now rnown rs Nh rbe-s
ca5; POI POS, 2eo 500 3oi ao' nj "oi South Sire,
nd being rlose which we're conveyed 90 Inpmas
Il. Harris by The 1readwcn 4 Harris ihkln'
Company, llmited by deed dated july l. ls!r
and recorded IN the once OF n" REGISTER of TIE
.,onuyances page +i~. IN" SAID Thomas
Harris having sincr died ard having devised ~.
ahovc described premises to tie said Nil"ln'ir
Harris
Dated. New Nort, October 3oth, 1919.
ABRAHAM STERN. Rcicrs"
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys .or plsinti-
- Cedar 81 Manhattan. New York, y. v
The following Is 2 diagram Of the proprrtv q"
.s0. 3oi. 3G.. .03 south Street
Water 81
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MEG II.\<ltS' IIt\s

PARK Az, Hag and Hcl-K.,a Itionl..,
i2G: .rk az d Nine .lda2 ld@a1Eel Z io,, Ant
GRAMEKCY FAIRS WEST ana .-,.,
RMlf% i..n2 "FISk rS 4 SIp'.y ." ast \ .
MONTGOMERY ST - ana 5; .
C!ty ,nmo,r 20 ast Hebrew knaersa g,
ana Iay Nursery, owners, SpcCfu. .....
~, ractins Co. CONTRACTOR. ,.....,.... 'r"' b
18TH ari II Eaward "a to Marsoiiss snas om,y $ %"s
aah ST, Is T. SHAT s canton 60 az, l,.'
A. 8Sd - Really co. owner; I;t.,.
Nd'go.,es, cudtgacior y owq,r
toTli ~, as aud 2oo W-shata & ,'.ua %,
aF' Ed"Ird MDrspli,s, oNu.r \ o..
51il AZ, 80. ana aa,-Em,'n,,irc,' c,,,y ,,.
90 asi estate OF Mary Il Harrison: pr.
els Is Harrison ana Henry = SCOT a..
tees, owner Theodore Starrett 90. q
5TH AZ, 3s.-pa,is, spcyer co az, Mar,
harrison' owner; Theodore Starret' ..
l7ap ST $ 5sii II wc6s,ci ay. tdsSa '.,@
90 lNH!, d Amore Lau2cttu as Im
Hnr,u''r' cnn, owner 'aSoi"ro Fasany 60, i1'
EAST HorsToN s'r. iis.Hiy;m,a,n,s rc,.
Ryrs nst N Feinstc.n, owner and com.
sorTHERN BLVD, =, iSa.4 Il is, '
iioX'"N irreg-J johnson co sgi y.
very ioy unnst 60 owner; j y ruliy = '
+7rIi ST, 2e> aud asa W-solomon ! t.hs
~, m;,na ID hr.insrd RAY John L stn,on 49,
iostman, Louis Richler. Jos o',or-r
Harry Goodman. Frolic Restaurant, Jr'i,
schwartz and Jos NJ seidenbers COM
'7Tl 81. SO: w-soiio;mriocnn t,cih',, '."'. &.
PARK AZ sso and esl-oscar sto'p a..
S.a rark Av 20, ovnor sand cont /, a%o
dnI;A,MEhrN l'Ank. NEST ana : j.
society. owssr' rhrolcrr MrSs'Sn S,,rl,i ana IT"
9'.n ST. s., f-wa iernoi,ky iiin,,ii,k; az, v,
"A MARY D.,
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LIS I'.r<Dl.\S

LOT 80. property of 'hD Sisicrs ~ ,i.,.
'lrorN- A:on N..tnu as Euuciy Coo
81 1l ,flre'iaspr. ~ transfer 80 g..
LEM. ativ, ~ S-uHurt2Inau.
LOT 81, seton homestead. BrorN Arot
A'im1n Ist J'hn " Mc'>cun e. uI ,..,
,.nsUf "t .rahst,r Of taN leal ,....
SchWHri4man.
NJ l:NlNN An. p. 90 of rn.rnlun.
3'.-Nlut lO-,'has !: Bicts,h ugt IT,. I..
Land x securities ''u e. 81 .tClr.. ...,....
mortsaEel. atty. ! Il u Ror,r-
~ - -. - l3'.' "r Martha a,. 3,
X ~" "ti.'u~.-'t;o g Hapt' I-.
%. LMn Lm.-. q 4. - !. ~ II ~.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
NEWS of ERATERNAL
" the - SOCIETIES


approval The Laulium Pythian Sis.
iers' rs well as other branches of tho
Auxiliary in this district will campaign
Tor Lanrium and it Is expected this as
slstah'c viii be "a powerful factor in
helping Liurium land the big gath
oring.
Charity lodge viii send "A strong
team 30 Marquette to participate IN
the Third rank contest, Joseph Thorn
as captain of the team has gathered
together bunch of veterans and al
though u" spectacular features will be
introduced such as those planned 10y
Laurium lodge. the Charity lodge team
can be depended upon to make the
others extend themselves To win. The
charity team will hold a regular prac-
ticc Thursday evening and likely will
have me OF two special practices be-
tween now and the date of the con-
Vcntion.
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Calumet People Have Kidney
Trouble And Do Not Know II.

Do NoU have baCkache?
Are YOU tired and worn on;
Feel dizzy nervous and depressed?
Are the kidney secretions irregular?
Highly colorcd contains sediment
Likely your kidneys arc at fault.
Weak kidneys give warnings of dis
tress.
Heed the warming don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy
Read this Hancock testimony.
Louis Wolfstey, sos Franklin St,
Hancock. Mich. says My kidneys
were disCrdercd and the kidney sccrc-
items contained sediment ana were ir-
regular aud painful in passage. NV
nack achcd ana | could hardly stoop
| used Doan's Kidney Pills as | had
seen them highly recommended They
cured me and since then my kidney
have been normal and my back fre'
from pain. The cure has been per
manent."
Fer sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster MilbWn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents FOR the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-- ant
take no other. advertisement
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:. = = = :. !. :. :, :. !. " :. :, :, :. :. ;.
= c. [. INTERNATIONAL :
= MEETING ~ JULY. :.
:. :. !. :. : = !. i :. :. = = :. :. :. :: ::

Christian Endeavorcrs have b.-
plans just ahead Their in,, irrational
convention meets in Los Angeles JuN
-. aud railroads are granting from
Chicago ANA 81 Louis such rates 49,
already cause Young people ia tho
church To plan coast trips of summer
vacations. Since no auditorium Be- bIe
enough to accommodate Endra,or
crowds Los Angeles viii roof over
Fiesta park. covering auditoriums that
viii scat 10000. Keen interest ccl.
tcrs in the 1873 ELdcavor convention.
and cities now maNng bids for 10 i'm
elu1c 81 Louis. Washington. Toronto,
and Winnipeg, with q, guod chance
that the Manitoba city may Hr chosen
Plans are already making also for
the world Eudoayor convention. which
is 20 bc held at sydney Australia.
nest March. The American drlceutiuu
viii sail from SAN Francisco nest
January -, their tour including cities
Of New Zealand aud australia with
extension trips for those who cam
make item to South Africa and
around the world Go England thr
whole tour at less than $1,000. presi-
dent Clark after seven months m th.
out -thc-Wny places in Europe, Will
attend the Los Angeles convention.
| and go cu the tour of ,hr world with
the American ,I.lrgati.n
At Los Angeles are to bo hcal
among many others. Rev. Drs. John
iial-olm Shaw Chig1vo. Charles T.
Coylc. Denver and Hugh *. Walbar
! Atlanta. President kur of Obcrlyu
and possibly Secretary of state Bryan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
PLAY HAS STRONG PLOT.
Witness for the Defense" Demands
Profound Emotional Expression.

Blanche Bates will appear at the
Calumet thcatcr this evening undor
Charles l'rohmans direction, i'm new
PLAY. "l'hc Witness FOR the Defense"
which WAS onq of the recent pro-
nounccd successes in London. \. f.. W
Mason. the well known novelist Is
che author of the play. His previous
STAGE work includes "Mrandl of tn,
balcony in which Mrs. fiskc was
seen and the comedy Of Green
Stockings" acted here lay Margaret
Anrlin The Witness Tor the Defense
is a powerful drama, telling the story
If young woman who killed hc,
drunken brute Of husband in sell
defense. Some years later. in Eng =
land, she becomes engaged to young
soldier and through pressure of cir.
CumstanCcs is forced ito confess {,
him her past. she stakes her futur,
upon the Justification of what she has
been holding back. The role of an,
heroine. Stella Ballantync, will de
mard from Miss Bates the expression
Of profounder emotions than thos,
called tor in any OF the recent rUle'
in which she has successfully ap-
pcarcd
The scenes of the play discloH,
elmpscs of Kipliusc squc India ant
the beautiful SUSSEX country in Eng
land
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
Three LODGES TO Meet.

There will be n joint meeting Of the
members of IIccla lodge No. 30. calu-
met lodge No. 1874 and Lake Linden
ledge. No. 9i5. I. -. - T. in the Union
building this evening the Calumet
and Lake Linden lodges being In"
guests of Hecla lodge. Tho second
and third degrees will be conferred on
candidates from tn" three lodges and
following the business session and the
degree work. there will h" social
gathering. II is expected there will
he a largo attendance at the gathering
this evening and some exceptionally
zinc dccrc" work should he witnessed
Tor these lodges are IN the forctron'
If the upper peninsula odd Fellow
bodies IN the matter 1f degree work,
At the meeting this evening. Hcclt
lodge will nominate officers tor the
ensuing year and representatives to
the grand lodge meeting later IN III"
summer. The regular election viii be
ield early in June.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
Elks, Carnival Tonight.

The committee in charge of the May
Queen contest being conducted by the
coIumct lodge of lIlks met last evening
and awarded the first prize To MISS
TiIly Gidlcy the last count showing a
,otaI of $500 votes Tor Miss Gidley
10 e.. 100 votes for Miss jeanette. Miss
Gidlcy will be presented with beau
,iful diamond ring at the May festival
this evening and Miss jeanette VIII
receive necklace
The festival this evening promises
,o be one of the most novel entertain
ncnts ever given by the Calumet Elks
Hundreds of fancy aud grotesdue cos
Tunes have been prepared by those
who win attend this evening. ana
lrior To the dancing. there VIII be
bip racadc Of the Calumet Elks head
! cd bv the G. a. II. and cadet bands
| through the principal streets OF the
town. An of the Elks will wear special
] costumes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
X. OF p. Memorial Sunday.

The members of Calumet and Laur-
accepted an invitation by Rev. l.. X.
Long To attend services m the Calu-
met congregational church sunday.
June y. Rev, Long will deliver a spc-
cal sermon In the afternoon of this
day. delegation from the two lodges
viii visit the Lake View cemetery To-
decorate the graves of departed mem
bcrs. Laurium lodge win attend serV-
ices in the Calumet Baptist church
SUNDAY. June - ana Charity lodge
/ likely will accompany Laurum lodge.
Grand Chancellor Nichols proclaim
alton To the subordinate lodges of the
state reads rs follows:
II beg to call your attention To the
speedy approach of our Memorial Day.
by supreme law the Tuesday following
the second sunday in June of each
year is set apart and established as
Memorial Day of the order of knights
~ PyIhias. but Il different day may
be selected when circumstances render
it desirable. The Sunday preceding or
following the day prescribed is the
day generally selected.
II sincerely hope that every lodge in
this domain will observe the day by
services and exercises appropriate to
the occasion. Committees should be
appointed at once and every effort
should he put forth to make the serv-
ices worthy of the day. No more beau
l'ful rXcmpliication of I'ythian teach
ingS can be observed than these local
gatherings Of our brotherhood TO pay
q special tribute cf love and respect Ia
the memory of those who have crossed
the river that remarks the unknown
shore It is my earnest desire that
the iina! resting place OF every de
ceased brother in Michigan. be visited,
and some slight evidence OF our MEM
CRY of those who once stood among Us
us Pythian knights. be left in proof o!
the 'trath Of our prctcnsions.
brothers. my term as grand cham
,cllur Is drawing to q close. and this
is one of the last of my official re-
quests upon the subordinate lodges
Nav | hope for as loyal and devoted
. response to this appeal as YOU have
given me in the past.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21

oC Allo,cZ lodge members aud IN odd
Fellows special will leave Calumet
over The Copper Range at 10 O'Clock
returning after the party. Tn" pro-
cram which has been arranged Tor
his occasion is a splendid one .includ-
ing numbers by some oI the best
known Of the copper cuuntry's enter
taincrs. After the concert. refresh
ments will he served 10y Holly Rebck-
IN lodge of Hancock and klingham =
rccr's orchestra will furnish an enjoy
able program of dance numbers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
Take Marquette by Storm.

Copper country PNthians are pr"par-
Ing To take Marquette by storm ON the
occasion of the Cppe: Peninsula re-
union Juno to T.. Laurium lodge,
which lS making "A bid for the 1917
convention, with the united support Of
country is preparing - send about
fifty Npights To- the iron country town.
Thjrty-GV" of these will be members
Of the degree team, and the others viii
Eclp 20 boost FOR the convention. ThH
'uppor country members will leave
hero ou the morning of June ith. "a
Norai train, service having been ar
ranged Laurium lodge will parade
from tic bank hall to Red Jacket,
where Charity Lodge members viii
ioin th"m. all marching to the depot
NJ lloughtuu the members of Han
cock. liuughton and Chasscll lodges
will Join the party. and it is estimated
at least two entire coaches will be re-
onirod to accommodate the copper
country host.
Inrum lodge has received much
encouragement in it's campaign for
lhr 1914 gathering, not only from the
copper country. but from all parts
Of tho district. Even the grand lodge
officers who will attend the convention
have assured the local members thai
l@urlhm'S campaign meets with thci'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
Tickets Going Fast.

Tickets for the lecture to he given
here June ~ by James j. Reagan %,
ST. Paul. national president of the An
cicnt order of Hibcrnians, under tn,
uuspicss OF the convention commit
tee. are meeting with good dornand
and il is likely there viii bc large
attendance. The lecture probably viii
be given in the Calumet thcatcr ant
Irsides the address. there viii bc d
number of musical numbers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21

trip can be made In a plcasurable as
well a. comfortable manner, first
class from anywhere In Michigan and
return at IN eNpens, not To exceed
Sl5o.
superintendent will please rcau
this at Il teachers meeting and pre-
sent the matter To their boards OF ed
ucation.
n, T.. SCRlBNER. Ishpcmng
y. T.. \. Director for Michigan"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
Odd Fellows to Church.

one week from next Suhua!' Tue
members of all of the subordinate
lodges of the !. o. q. f. VIII attend
d,yine services in the Calumet toh-
uregationa church. upon INVITATION
,ron, ReI. l.. II Long. the pastor. Lat
er II Is possible The Calumet ou" ~
low branches will accept the INVITA-
non of Allouez lodge, to accompany
,Lo, branch of the order to the AZ
louez NJ. T.. church on SUNDAY June o.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21

The members of Helping Hand tent,
7. .. x. will hold their regular meeting
on Saturday evening. at which time
the third degree will be conferred on
n class of candidates and there will
be an informal social gathering
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
I. O. o. r. Anniversary.

Calumet members of the l. o. ~ =
a,o lacking forward with interest To
a.. ito concert and dance to be con-
duc,cd in the Amphidrome fr'uay
evening. marking the anniversary OF
,hs order. This is the second ann
sersary party of the copper country
n ~ q T. association. the iirst having
I'm Mold in calumet There VIII be
snecial street cars for the convenience
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
No M. q, A. Meeting.

There will he no meeting of Enter
prize ledge Modern Brotherhood ot
America on Thursday evening this
week. but the following Thursday
evening. the lodge will entertain at a
dancing party in the bank hall Good
music has been secured for this party
and it is expected there will bc Il large
attendance.