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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-28
His Snort.

Wild oats.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-28
Mother
SO POORLY
Could Hardly Care for Chill
dren = Finds Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Bovina Center, NY" For six years
have not had q good health as I have
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-28

ESnpIDA FADING Ten tracts close to
ELONIDA 4 AMID Jacksonville Very pro-
ductige. A00, $40 cash $40 monthly. No interest or
taxes jacksonville lie ghts improVsneStCs Jacksonville Fla
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-08-28

Success at poker depends on the way
a man is raised.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
LINCOLN STAGE DRIVER
BADLY FROZEN UPON
ARRIVING AT ROSWELL

Roswell. ~ n. Jan -Francisco
Cord0va, driver of the stage between
Roswell and Lincoln. was brought in
to H-swcll yesterday In serious
condition as the result of freezing his
lips, feet. hands ears and cheeks.
The story ol Cordota II that OF the
westerner too sure Of his grounds aud
condition To- overstep the limits OF hu-
man endurance and not considering
tbs severity ~ tho binding snow in
the dark.
He started out from here Monday
morning with tue stage 10 take the
mali to the Plchaco hill. where he
turns u over 10 the driver Who returns
back 20 Lincoln. Curdova returning 90
Roswell The snow was binding. and
drifted to three and tour feet lie did
not reach the big hin until . o'clock
The other driver had come horseback
and wanted Cordoya Co stop al a
ranch three miles distant, but Cor
doVa thought he ought Co come on
ANA return with the United states
mail. thinking that he could brave the
fury o. the storm.
tie thought he would make q t5
the old stage stand back TO within
twenty mites OF Roswell lie lost ihc
road and directions Of an kinds ana
wandered in tine storm all night. Tie
was found about eighteen miles west
OF Roswell yesterday by searching
party that had OceE sent out 10 hnd
him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
DRUG COMPANY TAKES
LEGAL MEASURES TO
GET LIQUOR LICENSE

Roswell. S. 81. Jan O. The Elf
Drug company wants state license
tu sell liquur.
An application Was presented Go
County Assessor GUY a. Herbert
Monday. Tor "a state hscngc 10 rota.
malt. Wnous and spirituous liquors AS
"a druggist on IA. wcs'uI ~ %
physician as required 30, tnc provision
OF city ordinance SO. 2l3.
The law requires the assessor io
receive ihe Application, ASSESS the
amount OF iux 90 pe paid u' thr APP
pllcant and report Go tho county DlrtNt
Who u thcrcup0n Co. issue license
biit Asscssor Herbert acting un thr
advice OF District Attorney Is. Is.
scott. refused Co proceed. District
Attorney scott said th1t tHD appliCn-
zion had not been previously approved
by the mayor ana ciN COUNSEL of Ros-
we'll
The Elk prug company. thcn
through lts attouel W. A Dunn. ape
Piled to the Hon Judge John ~ Nc
Clurs for writ az WandamuH re-
quiilng tho assessor Go proceed ace
cOrdlng 90 the statute. The upplea-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
BUSINESS COURSES
At THE NORMAL
UNIVERSITY
Midwinter Term of Las Vegas
Institution Begins With
Important New Department
Added.

las Vegas. ~ ~. Jan with thu
opcning ct the Normal university this
week following tn holiday vacation
the new department OF the school was
put 10 operation by its head. g. u
Cornell. This department win instruct
students In shorthand, typewriting.
bookkeeping and all other branches
needed hy persons who expect Co ef-
ter the business world. Mr.. Cornell
came here from Taylorsvue. Ills,
where he was Instructor la the bust.
ness department of the high school.
He occupied that position Tor several
years. when he resigned his depart
mcnt contained tti students. having
grown Geo that number from three,
q enrolment when hc first went
60 Tuylorsvillc.
MIR Cornell Is bachelor OF arts and
master Of orts from Northwestern
university. tie also holds the de-
grcos Of bachelor OF science, bachelor
OF accounts and master Of accounts.
lie will conduct classes both day aud
night. So that persons who are unable
10 attend during the regular sessions
OF the Normal may hc able Co gain
a commercial education The COM
morsial department. having been au-
thorlzcd by the board Of regents, will
he ablr 20 issue certificate or di-
ploma 90 is graduates.
Upon taking the presidency 81 tho
Normal university nearly three years
ago Dr Frank lL a. Roberts made
the beginning of the commercial de-
partmcnt tlc secured the services
Of Miss Martha 70 smith. who acted
as secretary To- the president and
conducted classes in shorthand and
tvpcwritinr Miss smith did cftcc-
tive work and aroused great deal
OF interest In commercial work. Sh"
remained with the school but one
year. that of t9IO-iL ac .apjing re-
sponsihlc position Boo the east MissH
smith was 81 Interested 10 the ~
turc Of the commercial department Of
the Normal however. that sht pro-
vided e fund from which prizes arc
given 60 proficient students Of the
department
Last year Miss SUSIE whitaker sue
seedcd Miss smith she has carried
on the work with grcut success. 50
much interest has been created IN the
commercial department In fact. that
10 was found Co. hc an impussibility
for one person 10 conduct t and do
the work OF SECRETARY as well. Com
sequ.utly the reRsnts deridcd Ia au-
thorige the omplos ,ug uf trarh q Il"
conduct the department Miss Whit
uker Will remain as secretary tu CO."
president Further unuounc"m 'ui 40
Geo classes Boa ih' commercial depart
meut viii hr made 100 the near future.
Tho work of Installing the 'W
metal ceilings In the Normal build
mg b. not qus" completed but % rs
expected the contractor viii conclude
his iabors This week Tho ',cuic
wiring has been rrmod'lcd and the
building s boo good condition through
cut Several new students enrolled
this morning and indications are iha'
tn winter and spring terms are O."
bc highly successful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
VICE PRESIDENT WILL
ATTEND CELEBRATION
OF ARIZ0NA'S BIRTHDAY

Phpenix. Ariz.. Jan. a.--lt was defi-
niiely learned yesterday that Vice
President Thomas Marshall had
agreed g. bc present IA Phoenix dur
ing the festivities attendant upon the
celebration OF the states first ami
versary and that he will take some
part In the speaking on the first day
when he viii oosupy the rostrum with
Governor Hunt and probably Govern
or Hadlsy OF Missouri.
The speaking viii come al the end
Of the firs, days parade 81 the at-
ternOon. The plans ~ che arrange
msnts committee contemplates par
AIDE that will form al such "a place
and pass through the streets of thc
oits where most Of the people can
see and enjoy n and then end a. the
city Han plaza where the oratoricai
efforts Of the celebration viii De
held.
The first days parade e. 90 be-
unique in that b. viii have official
representative Boo the parade from
every county in the state and prob
abiy from every precinct. Automo-
bies viii be- provided FOR these dis
tlneuished guests and bands VIII
pUuctuatc the line 90 the parade w
addition Co the state and county Of
ncials Ia the parade there VIII also
De- "a place for tho federal officials.
the indian cadets the National
Guhrd OF Arizona aud the school
children.
The entire plan relative 10 the
presence of the National Guard has
not been di,ulgcd bat b was rumor-
cd yesterday that an attempt VIII b."
made 10 have as many companies
present from different parts of the
state as possible. There are t""
companies here in Phoenix, one ln
Glendale. one in Tempe and one ~
Mesa. there are also companies I'D
yuma ana Prescott white "Brecn.H
own" h lea Flagstaff ana might "r
nersuadCd 20 come. These military
ORGANIZATIONS taken with the lndlan
school cndeta aud the normal cadets
would make nearly ono thousand
marching armed men. truly an excel
! lent showing for state ~ young
| and with so small a population or
! Arizona,
The hands that arc coming are 90
/ he made o. feature There d. nothing
so stirring as band musl' Go enlf'n
\ a crowd. An attempt wiz be made 20
sst the United states army band "'
! Fort Iuachucn. the Copper queen
haud "a Blsbee. tbs Globe band inc
Z prescott hand and the indian school
hand aH well as the local musical of
/ ganlratlonR AZ night these ban"s
win render concerts from prominent
street corners. The first days plans
toor very like hlazc ui glory tnf
Phoenix and all Arizona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
RATION FIRE ladies
FIGHT BLAZE WITH
MERCURY IA BELOW

Ration. y. NJ. Jan. S.--At $50
O'Clock yesterday morning with the
thermometer dancing around tho -
below zero mark. the IRE department
was called 10 the business block uc-
,uplcd by the Ration water Works
compluys Office where an oyerhcated
furnace In tho basement had been r"-
spouslbie u setting nrc Go the over
hend nuuru4 The attempt 90 cN-
tinruish the blaze WITH chemicals
pru,u- of no avail. the basement was
Hooded, with the result that Tho trou-
blo soon rcmed.od, with no great dam.
age done
An offices in tho building were
forced 90 suspend work until such "a
time when the heating plant can ro-
sumo service.
The uunlnching work of Fire CHIEF
Hcaith aud assistants 900 handling the
blazs under such frigid conditions De-
DummcudatUry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
Today's Live News Of the Great Southwest
Basinsss Men Finding OuI WHAT'S che
Matter Wilh RosuUsN and HOw to Remedy n

Ecthcr, 20 the 5ettcrmcnt Of the In
terrata Of All parties concerned"
A. in the Albuquerque Commercial
club meeting. feature was "sugges.
tiunn" from the boosters present som
~ them are as follows az published IN
the Morning News.
Meeting IN Nni she'll
Roswell business men. agricuaur-
lists and horticulturisis are upsids
deNn and don't know how 20 get right
side up.--clark pnlcy.
''nlE percentage 81 alfalfa lands BE-
ing taken by Johnson grass and other
foreign Rrasses.--D. Il. Thomas.
Farmers losing money and want
70 SELL Causc---Not raising standard
crops that give risht Yields. I'D r.
Thomas,
other man who has made sue
cess SAYS that too many are trying 20
farm or raise an orchard by tela.
phonc.--M. w Irwin.
Key to the losal situation ~. Good
fruit. honest packing. backed by
strong association and wise manager;
4 VIII get the markets--R X Thomp-
son.
"Pecos valley raising more culls
than fancy and choice apples. Change
a.; eliminate the cuils.---R. X. Thomp-
son.
'Gnt some trees In shape--now
prune. spray and give an honost pack
1.-The apples will scll.--C. =. shear
man.
Lets have a more active hortlcul-
tural board and tree lnspection--the
whole body
Pear blight Is IN tho valley. no uso
90 ignore i--it must be met.-R. X.
Thompson.
TOO much spcculation.-M W Ir-
win.
when the agriculiurlst fails. bust
ness men. bankers. consumers. every.
body feels the shosk.--Capt Charles
de Bremond
Merchants shipping In each week.
1890 pounds of foreign butter. farm
ers are buying this besides their meats.
bad managemont--Dr ". ~. Keith.
business men ignore local produce
n they can get cheaper up and down
the valley or elaewhere.--Dr. II. "A.
Keith and a score Of others.
apple association 20 he organized.
Committee Of five viii be named q
effect plans.
Commercial club working on plan
% have the by-products 81 orchards
and TRICKS taken care of--C. G. Tan
nehin
Meeting next Tuesday 10 consider
organization OF association.
Regular meeting every month to
be- held on the first Tuesday. An
business men. farmers. agriculturisis
and truckers expected TO attend and
thresh out matters that win lnure 70
benefit OF whole valley
Commercial club. backed by an
Chaves county citizens fayoTs the Lev
ers bin that has passed the house.
Number each tree. know IL ana
keep a record OF its production as you
would a fine horse COW. OF chicken,
cts That's the way they do in The
northwest.--R. X. Thompson.
Business men get a healthy going
over--they defend themselves and tell
the farmers they are back OF them -
dispel the crouch and get down 90
brass tacks. Retailers association van
take interest IN taking up any groa2h
the farmers may have against any Ut
the members"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
RATION DAIRYMAN HAS
SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED /;
WENT TO FEED HOGS

Ration. *. N. Jan N--No uusi0l"
evidence 81 ans Kind has yet been
discovered leading tu O. knowledge OF
tho whereabouts of william McM1th,
the dairyman and proprietor ~ th'
large ranch two miles southeast cot
Ration. from which ho suddenly dlh-
HHl Thursday mornlus
For time DO was feared that s"u'
serious accident had hofallyu Mr. SIC
AIath. hut the failure OF several days
Of search to sIt, ans clue q" his dis
Doe. jed WIuy q" believe
that worry over financial diti l.i..
ir responsible for hiE conclusion ''
get away from business Worries .,
least for time
Mr. MrMath .un tho ranch h"H.'
about 90 O'Clock Thursday Wurulns
in work uloth, with the oppressed
purpose Of feeding the hogs ON i"'|-
ing 90 rcHppoar "a search WAS in"'l
tutyd and later sheriff HINDunau-h
and dcputlos a..o much attention d"
tho work uI uuUlrthing some clue
Preparations wore made tu drain 'h'
large irrigation reservoir near I''
house iu the fHr that Mr. McMhlh
had accidentally fallen through ono
of tho several Ur holes cat for wa
t,r.ur stock u" inc WrpHsin'lit' cot
recovering I'd body under foot or
moro of Ice after drulniuE the rca'i
voir together with tho growing pre-.
sumption that lFc missing man h""
gono elsewhere. led the soarohrrs Zoo
give up lho 'tl.upt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
SANTA Re WOULD
RIDE FLYER
Meeting Of Citizens Votes Pro-
test and Will Make De-
termined Effort to Have
Railroad Company Rescind
Ruling.


santa Re. y. NJ. IAN. S.--A big
meeting Of citizens hello al the cham.
Der Of commerce last niaht was unan.
imousiy IN favor OF bringing whatever
pressure possible on the Santa Re
railroad company 90 induce ID 10 re-
woke the order barring local passcn.
gers In New Mexico from riding on
the California limited. EN-Governor
Prince. Nathan salmon. N. n. cart.
wright, Col. g. W. prichard and 9th
ers took part In the discussion.
The railroad ruling was made be.
cause theatrical troupe of twenty
two boarded the limited al Las VEGAS.
They were evidently not over-renned.
for they took possession of the OBJ
servation car much 20 the discom-
Tort OF the REGULAR passengers and
later when the dining car wns opened
they made a rush for Il and hold pos
session there while the through pas
scngers went hungry.
Boston lawyer, who happened 90
be on the train. drew up a petition
In sriplicate. complaining about the
conduct of the troupe and the tacon-
venicuce caused. He had II signed by
all the l02 passengers on the train.
This petition was sent Co the high
officials 81 the santa Re road and was
the direct cause Of the order going
into effect.
The attitude Of the chamber Of
commerce was not one Of hostility TO
the A. +. A. 5. r. railroad. n was
tho undivided opinion of the members
present last night that a committee
be appointed 20 go into the matter
with tho railroad in cooperative
spirit. but that the committee would
stand firm FOR what is believed 60 be
Santa FEES rights in the matter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
recos Valley Metropolis Has
Big Boosters Meeting; Cit
izens and Farmers Sign
Agreement to Hold Get
Together Session at Least
Once a Month.

IfpeeSaI CarrRapondenee - tas Heraial
Roswell n. A.. Jan s.-"wnat'a sha
Matter Win Roswell. ana How 10 Els
~" wan tho theme Of big meet /.
fnH q farmers ard business men held
here last night and which gave evil
dence % q fsne spirit Of boosting en-
ihusfasla ~ The Roswell district az
De oheniag 81 the neW year. Vlkoc-
ous talks were made by leadine men
and plans were definitely outlined for
Che ycnr. a large number OF busi-
ness nstn and rural residents signed
the Following agreement.
I've, the undersigned. living In and
near the city Of Boswell and having
"a heart the Interests that tend ~
tho betterment OF conditions. both "a
4hc city and IN she sountry surround
ing. DO hereby pledge ourselves 20
meet with each other and the business
men ~ Horweii. one afternoon 81 each
month. during tha year ael3-pr on
slfch dates as these rncctu gs are am
nounccd 20 be held. to advise. counsel
with each other and adept plans
whereby both the formers and busl-
ness men msv work harmoniously to-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

uun was made uu Yesterday, HE 'th
and the court granted an aii'rna'i'"
writ commanding the Assessor io pro-
roed forthwith tn assess the tax doc
mauded and report mmc 90 the c"ur-
ty clerk. or show cause why h' h's
urf done s0, 10 o "a. mr th" l'im
next Mondau
The purpose no the Elk brug CONE
upuy iu securing the state license iS
fa enable them 90 hll prescriptions
when called uu of one quart "r over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

"u5d dr.nrpsa or INDIGESTION 'ur
.ygsrr So appetite. and what 0 o,a
cat distressed mo t,uuhH hJfI'. b
Blood Wu'rs reached tnr Gauss.
J. II walker Suuuury. ONO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

ON Moudty the 18Th daN "' jan
utry. igIg H' no o'clock % 900. 90
front of tn, DI.r Jail ON Nor.h Se'-
aud street. vHu SELL ono dark ro.-
orcd mule About o. years old VIII
weigh about 800 pounds branded "n
l,r Hip
THOMAS McMlLLlN.
Ciiy Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
HIGH CLASS MEN
TAX" NEAL TREATMENT
DRINK HABIT
QUICKLY CURED

Tho Seal treatment has brought
health, happiness and prosperity 90
thousands OF hlgn class men. let u7
furnish you references. The great
mission and work uf the Seal Is Go
reach uud save rHr able. bright aud
successful man who nuds 20 necessary
Co take more drinks every dty ln his
efforts to overcome "eruNuE Cor Do
guur and nervousness
The cause uf This ls tur poison OF
alcohol "eIprrd up 100 lur system.
The Seal gutidut,s u,uirtulcs and
eliminates this poison makes you
.It..s $50 H...I.Fm'D injections cor
Treatment arranged Tor
"a, t.y 4..... $40. '1so who prefer
can. write ar phone NEAi. INSrt-
~ M. alG West slower avenue. Hhuuo'
32I. Albuquerque, a. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

III our profession AZ Fancy Bakers
making only the choicest Cakes and
parify for the best families ~ lhif
section. Everything We pat into pur
products Is perfectly pure and fresh
ana the greatest care d taken by ex'
pcrienced bakers 90 make each ar
tirle-ffam al ordinary bun up % q
brides-cake. -hrst-ciass in every re-
srccf we solicit a trial ana leave
40 rest 10 your oWn Judgment
PIONEER BAKERY
500 south Firrt ssreet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09

rrlmblea LIver,. bod \. secOna s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-09
,F COMMERCE.

'rrimbles raver. Stables Phone $.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-12
CONTEST STOCK LAW
TEST WHICH SEEKS TO NULL
Fly RECENT STOCK ELECTION.

There is being waged before District
Judge W. b. Hopkins today a contest
whereby Col. y. p. Gay seeks to multi
fly the recent election in which voters
in a district east, southeast and north
east Of the city. decided to establish the
operation of the %stocklaw, to prohibit
is being argued and technicalities and
stock from running at large. The ease
Is being argued on the tcchnicalitirs and
the allegation that the notice by which
the election was called was defective.
Col. Gay is represented by the firm
Of Graham. Jones. West and Dancr.
and the county by County Attorney II.
l.. Yates Rcntfro and Cole and l.. X.
Goodrich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-12
~DREAMLAND TONIGHT.

OWING TO the numerous requests that
nave come III for 4 REPETITION Of Henry
+. Dixie in "CIIELSEA 100 the manage
mcnt has decided to reproduce this
strong fOur reel detective drama tonight
1t IS a stirring photo story of the
fight of secret service men against j
Formidable band Of countcrfciterS whose
leader matches cunning with cunning.
IT has the l~iveliest action and tho
strongest scenes Of any detective story
every worked out for the movies.
You will follow the fortunes of both
sides of this tremendous struggle. from
the first glimpse until the last dread
Qcath scene. with batcd breath. Its
worth the money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-12
DITTMANN TONIGHT.

The Mutual Friend" is the story
Of i dog that helps cupid in making Il
very happy matrimonial match Thieves
who steal the dog which is delivered The
his mater by the girl who becomes the
masters wife, play a strong part in
it also.
"Broncho Billy Reforms is another
one Of those fine western dramas featur-
ing Hroncho Billy. He agrees 10 help rob
Il store. but a pretty girl gets next TO
him and he decides to reform and leave
the gang. They tie him up and he gets
loose IN time 60 prevent the robbery.
"DcnizcnS Of the Deep" This shows
fish that are so common that the points
Of interest have escaped tie casual oh
server.
Port OF Marseilles France" f|Scenic)
This Is a delightful tour Of thi. quiet
but very busy little French port re
plctc with scenes which have made The
famous paintings Of the Old Masters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-12
WILL INITIATE
40 CANDIDATES
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING
OF STATEWIDE IMPORTANCE TO
BIZ HELD IN BROWNSVILLE sun
DAY-TO LAST ONE DAY.
ARRANGING PROGRAM
WORK OF INITIATION IN OLD
COUNTY COURTHOUSE BEGINS
SUNDAY MORNING BANQUET In
THE EVENING.

Forty candidates will be initiated into
the Brownsville lodge. No. LOB. Knights
Of Columbus, at q meeting which will BE-
held i'm this city Sunday. The initiation
of this large number Of candidates is a
matter of almost statewide Importance.
and it is expected that members of the
order from as far north as Dallas, as
far west az San Antonio and Laredo. and
from South and East Texas points will
be present for the ceremonies.
The work of initiation will be started
promptly at $50 o'clock Sunday morn
ing in the old Cameron County court
house. corner of Twelfth and Jefferson
streets. IT is expected that the work
of introducing the candidates into the
mysteries Of the order will consume the
greater part >1f the day. and probably
into the evening. All the officers and
members of the local lodge will attend
and nearly all will take part in the GER
cmOnies.
There are about sixty members in the
local lodge. which will be increased more
than half with the addition Of the new
members Sunday. This initiation will
he up to the third degree. and is the see
Olu menu bN TIC lbuSt. Inc HGSl WIS
held in March, 1911. when forty-two
members were initiated.
The new candidates come from all
parts. Of the Lower Rio GranJe Valley.
The Brownsville lodge is the only one
south Of Corpus Christi and east Of La
redo.
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning there
will be il solemn high mass with special
SERVICES ut the Church of the Sacred
Heart. on Elizabeth street. The lodge
and new candidates will form in line at
the old courthouse. where the meeting is
10 be held. and will march i'm two abreast
order down Twelfth street to Elizabeth,
and out Elizabeth to the Sacred Heart
-bchurch. fnrt.r- a~tul.f.rf.t-
Following he church services. the work
will be resumed about 80 in the after
moon. and viii continue until completion /.
In the evening a banquet will be held
III the Vivier Opera House. which will
Dc attended only by the members of the
Hodge and the newly indicted candidates.
The POSTMASTER for the occasion has not
vet been appointeh. but will be a%nnounc-
ed probably Saturday.
Visiting Knights who may wish to at
tend the initiation. or the banquet,
should leave their credentials with j. b.
l.. Ncsscron. financial secretary of the
lodge, 1903 Elizabeth street.