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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
c. A. R. PROTEST
FORWARDED To
THE PRESIDENT
New Jersey Posts Object to Mr..
Wilson's Defamation to Ad-
dress Veterans.

The 105 posts of the G. A. r. of
New Jersey have sent a joint letter
of protest to President Wilson over
his failure to accept an invitation to
address G. A. r. veterans on Me-
mortal Day at the National Cemetery
at Arlington. The letter was mailed
last night by Department Commander
Forman ]. Reynolds, of this city.
The President, it is said, after de-
clining to attend the G. A. r. cere-
monies. agreed to be present at the
Confederate exercises five days later,
The G. A. r. letter follows:
Newark, N. j., May 26, 1914.
His Excellency, Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States,
Washington, d. c.:
Your Excellency-I have the honor,
very respectfully, on behalf of the
department of New Jersey, Grand
Army of the Republic, to express to
you the profound regret of the mem
bers of it's los posts, that the eXacting
duties of your high office. at this pc
culiar juncture in the affairs of the
nation, are such as compel you to
decline to be present and address
those who will be assembled on Me-
mortal Day, at Arlington, to do honor
to the memory of the known and un-
known dead who gave their lives,
from 1861 to 1866, that the nation
might live one and indivisable. Be
lieVing as we of the department of
New Jersey, Grand Army of the Re-
public do, that your presence and en-
couragement on that occasion would
increase the love and veneration' of
all within the hearing of your voice
and of your fellow citizens generally
throughout this great nation for Old
Glory, the emblem of the brave and
the free, and all it represents, l have
the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
(Signed)
FORMAN ]. REYNOLDS,
Department Commander Department
of N. j. G. A. r.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
NEW CITY HALL PHONE NUMBER MAY BE
A MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM FOR MEMORY

pany men today said the city Off
Gals told him, SO $3.50 the City Hail
became.
Several officials today, however. as
serted they had nothing to di with
picking the new number.
I'VE didn't know anything about
It." they said, until the telephone
men began to reconnect the wires
and change the name plates yester-
day. Then when we heard we'd have
to carry 9220- Market in our heads
hereafter. we nearly tainted"
Nobody who was accosted at the
City Hall today would admit having
any hand or tongue in choosing the
new telephone number. The seventh
assistant janitor, however, could not
be found 1t must have been he who
decided on 1920.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27

Whether the telephone company is
playing a joke on the city officials
or the city officials on the telephone
company. it's a safe bet the good,
kind public won't have many reasons
to laugh at the new telephone num-
her the City Hall got today.
Yesterday the City Hall number
was 170O- Market. a combination that
anyone could remember after hearing
it once. Today the City Hall is 1920
Market, and anybody that can keep
that from slipping out of his memory
is entitled to a palm.
The telephone company said the
city officials picked the new number
"Nine-two-two-o," had a nice, full,
round sound, one of the phone COM
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
NEED AUTOSF
ORPHANS OUTING
Committee Is Short 100 Cars
Necessary to Acconnno-
date Youngsters.

One hundred more automobiles are
needed by the orphans day commit
tee to accommodate the 900 youngsters
who will take part in the annual ride
and gala day on June II. This was
decided at a committee meeting held
last night in the Board of Trade
rooms. At present the committee
have received promises of sixty-seven
cars and one auto bus. 1t is esti-
mated that at least IFS cars will be
required to properly seat the orphans.
The inmates of fourteen institu-
tons win enjoy the ride given by the
orphans day committee. They will
be taken through the Oranges, Cald-
well, Bloomfield and Springfield on
a tour that will comprise upwards Of
thirty miles.
On the return the youngsters will
he taken to Olympic Park where the
place will be thrown open to them.
The merry-go-rounds whirl-a-gigs,
sensation slide and scenic railway
will be at the disposal of the young
s1ers for the entire afternoon.
After they have tired of the amuse-
ments there viii be gallons Of ice
cream, cake, sandwiches and lemon
ade. When they have eaten their
fill and have become so tired they can
play no longer, they will be brought
back to their respective institutions,
This is the program as finally
adopted at the meeting.
The finances of the committee are
in good shape, although about $500
is still needed. The only obstacle now
Ia their WaV aDDears to be the lack
Of cars. Owners of automobiles are
urged to volunteer the use of their
cars for the benefit of the orphans
on June IL W. H. Ellis is chairman
IF the car committee. He can be
reached at 418 Central avenue.
There is a balance of $449 on hand
according TO the report of Joseph II.
Wood. of 500 Broad street, chairman
" the finance committee. Upwards
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
FOLK EXPERTS co
TO EXAMINE BOOKS
Wants All or None of Morgan
Volumes-DecIine RockefeI-
Ter Plea of Sickness.

NEW YORK, May 27-Solicitor
Folk, of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, came to New York to-
day to accept J. p. Morgan's proffer
of open examination of the books of
the House of Morgan relating to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27

of $500 in pledges was received last
night
The arrangements committee re-
ported that all the badges and flags
needed for the day have been OBJ
tanned. There viii be large flags with
which to decorate the automobiles.
Then there viii be smaller flags for
each of the youngsters to wave and
carry home as souvenirs. In addition
each of the orphans will be provided
with badges, naming them as dele
gates to the orphans day outing.
The badges will contain the name of
the institution which the delegates"
will represent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
MEETINGS.

UNDERWRITERS PROTECTIVE ASso-
CATION.
In accordance with the provisions OF law
(Section 50, Chapter 81, laws of New Jersey
1879 notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Underwriters Protective AS
ISOLATION will be held at the Salvage Corps
building, in Newark on Thursday, June 4th,
-" CHARLES S. DoDD. Secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27
SUMMER RESORTS
~ ~ .--~-0-~-~4~~-~~-
Asbury Park. N. j.
Grand Ave. Hotel

OPEN ALL YEAR
Grand and Summertield avs,
ASBURY PARK.
Ninety large outside rooms.
Best of table board aAi service.
Electric light steam heat sun parior' etc
RATES:
So and upwards per day, IS upwards per
week. Make It point to sec our rooms
end big. beautiful hotsl hrHt
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27

207-211 Asbury av.--0ne block to ocean.
Open all year. Rates reasonable Formerly
Park pl., Newark. N. j. NJ. A. WALSH.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27

THE CLAREMoNT, Short Beach. Conn
Ideal family resort home table fare.
Booklets. MRS. SMITH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
10 CENT ''CASCAUETS'
STRA|GHTtN YOU UP
whaN sGAoAcsv. BILIOUS. con
srlPAvxp, STOMACH SOUR.
eHEArN pAp.

~ ~ N@nt NNA Vow
rwp ne rascals %, ,he Nsaascts
eiilsa-a~en indigesi,on. ne 40. ssssr
stomach and toM Eases tnrn tssm
eus se.nlshs and ksvp them 6u, wl,s
CAScsfe,n
Millions q men aad wosnsa take 4
cAsoar~i nov era then and newer
Sno~ sae mlscr caused ~ IAN
liver c'osgsd ho~els cs an upss, stem
ash
p-'af Rus IN another dss - distress
lot Cssesress cleAnsc yeur stomach
take sh~ eNesss bile from your liver
ana easrS az, al tAe ceassspAs@a
waste mssscv ana poason IN me
bowels Thee yca ~sn feel great
a Ca~earvs senirhs siralxaseas ,ea
cut ~ mesnsns They w~sk whsle
Yea sleep A 'e.eens erx from
any drus store means clear AsAa
sweet sscnaaeh and esesa. AeAilAy n.sr
ard so~'s' Acstcn for non,as CIR.
sFsN 'oNe ca~earets hscauss sney
uessf gyiTr - stck~R Advxgslaem.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
riRGo. WORN our
AND MISERABLE
Many csrpv. cNr,.u People ~ Tn.
Csnditen.

NondiNon
There - lnii. rest Coz many hid.
ne, sufferer
The Kidneys fecl conxss,ed. sore
and painful
Urinary passsGes Asg uftsn irrckulas
aud dislresnlnr
The sufferer. tired worn Qua. de
ptvsssd
Weak kldnetn need auick help
Need apes'iai kidnsy rsn.sis
ucans kidney riHs have ntecd the
tsst.
lls'v proven their merit tp thous
and- y kauvy sufferers
Can any Cnfpus Chrisi reader doubt
TINS sVidsuesr
Ms Josephine igall 1918 Nsnes ~
Corpus chfistt rsNss says we have
used noaa'p kidney iaia aiih splsn
asa Fesuils nne ~ eur family had
kidney trouble ana hackachr poan's
k&RcS pills saNe rcnef"
Price see. a. al dcaler. r,cnt slm
pls ash Ter hldncy remedy sel
lsAn'r kidney rms the esns thai
Mfs Han had Poster Mubusn Co.
Props nuuale \ Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
Cubage & Co., Insurance
COMING AND GOING

Jadss g. u Harris 81 saria sp,ut
yesterday in the rlt, sioppnT 80 ibt
Nueces
lruno ruas and Wifr and Al r
Smith u san nieeu vcr, .n the ii
Yesterday registered go ihe Nucc,s
EdWin ana John Csmph, eho have
been spcnilnE fhr holdays here Sol.
tcrdaS ieft fof Ausiin ta resume fhr.r
studies Az ihr state lnirrf.ft
Linton SaNagv ana Parker rrssh
~sr~ anors tho University siudsn,s
Who have h.cn spsnaine thc holidt
here ~ho ssstcfSh, rviurnsd io Ausiln
y . Rrvc,ien 81 nshop and b. a.
sims u Gat cston wNrc smong seafsf.
days arrivals ai thr Nurrrs
Mrs May sutherland ana Nis.e.
Hush and Annie CronAv, Yesterday
lefi Cor Austin where che batter tf,
attending lhe State tuierrsits
AT and Mfs Jst Aoel,r sna ran
joe o., this mnruinr lrs,, CO.. Sew
York. Clp whst, the, oH apena
month
Gus Lakwaiskl of kinEsl tic taunt
attcrncs az kirherR county Naa ln Goa,
sty YESTERDAY on iesai business
y "A. rerkins nj Brownsville was
among ycsisraals arrivals as ihe
state
Mites MaERie Crncker vili tom ,rrop
return from nncfa where sa has
besn spendins goo hat ds,a ai.H.
Relatives
Mrs \ = iiatWoesi. siter "a seVsrsf
weeks vpit o. her parents mr ana
Mrs c q. uoath 81 ~ SOS Auurs,
street isfi last nieht Coz hes hoins ia
san AAtonie She wss accompanied
Nv her sister Miss Matte Heath. whs
~ill spead a month IN san Anionia
Mss a y wilson ard dauuhtes
Miss Trpdic Wilson. ieft YESTERDAY
ncrnino fof brief sssii 20 San Ania.
no where they were eafet Is, ths
death q a relative
n = iiay~ood 20 Ssn Artaala.
salesman Cor the 4 A. a. Arsns ana
1mmuaition eouirany AFTER spsnd,ng
the HOLIDAYS ~ ths city. lsn yesteras,
afterneen tor nro4ns, liie. on has.
ness tsip
Mr. ana Mrs. " X Bradford ara
Ar. and Mrs Scott nuckscs ana nrn.
81 Garden Cws No were Anrne ihs
tourist arrivals AZ ths Horac Apart
msnts YESTERDAY
g y. Becne ard w1fs % CoaoradA
arrived ~ sAc etA YESTERDAY goe
several ~sess VAN Thev sre guests
Al me Senstar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
CITY FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Wsskiv aspse, ~ cay F,asnes. Wa
Made a. rsassdsys ~.stns
81 the CeuneN

For shs FIRST time in several weeks
tho rlty now has in the current "a
ptnse ana street accounts funds
when ne present council vent lotto n
Zoo hst April there ~as but 1900
~ the rurrsni expense acceuni ana AS
the rspsnses ~ ronauoilng tha elt,
amount 60 several thousand dollars
monthly that amount within fea
faorths became exhausted The civ
horesff hpH been on cash basis al
~ the unr. tHs funds needed fof psY.
ING salsfiss and other expense belng
hofro~ed ffom the siiS trsasurs vim.
mt any interest thsrHes
Lar w.,s tho payment = taVes was
hsa,y ana me deficits have now been
wipcd aut ana the various aee1uny
hsvt been aNollen coneiderab,Y ~ re
receipt - such tax monies
The report u the linnaclal CON itlin
n 'he cnY for me week ending YES.
rerasy a. submitted 90 the council hy
ss'rriafY Mulh9an follo~s
cue fial and firs station
Hood fopa Iaissss
uliy TAU ana Flr, station
cons'ruc,lon fuad bs,a
'riif watersheds fnnd $3.50 q
cufrcnt Ftpsnse Fund iAssassI
street Fund 6tkfss
Street Improvement Con.
sifuction Fund bttnitt
street Improvement Bond
Fuad asf1g3.
'Hc~eF ronsiruc'lon Fund itteil
waserwufks Rsfprdinx bond
Fund 5m3as
Natorwefkr Extension fund idoosN
" haff Hond Fand tasf61
e"~-f nond funr A. az ts
bond Adiosting Fund istt 40
Garbage CFrmsiofy bond
fUnd ASST
. psfsrn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
Ne~ rNsy rsli Where 10 % Wei
W Arsc0s

fafin ard iiseslde SAYS
c''ne isevrl" believe that water
~heh ean find whore water rum On
aersrpund hy ussnS d,,sning mi u
ssieh hazel ~ 4 preach l,aueh cr,tch
Fhis u popular error hnt an Arirona
observer has fcuri aut hos 10 ten l.,
"a. mv-'iaits whether water - near me
~'ffece ~ not When thp mesquite
grows ~ into tree form the xround
~sser lies Within flfy fret - the sur.
fsce. bus u q, remains "A shrub pras
p~ets Tor finding waller are not .,
r'r'd Ne are always irAfninx that
e,efl natural pAe0~ns non has mean
ms tur ~ q ne sNn only rad che
me- Minis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
INJUNCTION HEARING TUESDAY
Lssxss- Aepsssstsr VIII ss rss~s ~
sssss Nspsins a. rsbsreoviil.
Nsv vssssst ss~eire

The stpiis aiisn u v & tas.far ~
al iejanetlpn 20 resfuAtn an election
ordered ~ > ~ Weeds - Duyai t,ssn.
" epgniy ludxs u that county. s0,gn
.oisins ~ siesslf,n ~ offi,srs Ard gor
ths fhois~ - fgwn fer sac soanfy
49, "a a'st Denn cssniy. ptl - heard
h'sfOrs Dirriei Jsaee lloy,lns ~ leo.
yfvnsiils nsu TUESDAY norrlns
The grfslsmaiion calling or ihe ei~c
iz'e - @assged f. ~ practically undsr
the s.sps psasililyns AZ lho<e iansd
several sseks aEo - d. Appellate
coVft - san Anfonfo 10 fhe c1~A ~
r. ~ Dutose ard rassla.rs rsrss yer
So " Woods and Others M ia.a.
ler is sathnfitY fof fhe saisnsnf ti.at
80 zrgnnds ~ seeking ths new IN.
junction wln practically BE- Identical
sIta ii.~s IN 90. former eas~
'Ifffss di~fiu nafisn aEsinai fhs taur
- hssilios sna in fstr - the tgsn -
hsnaf dos j. alleged The tao towns
are sital candidates fer seeurns the
eosnff ssat 49, Dana o,aniy ~as
created a. tns special session - ~
ssi-a are ani as named IN honor =
int Dunn q fha cry. a rsrsber -
mas iaKgmf fa
Rsissns gssr, safurrin.
Dlssnqi insAv~ " y Hotsfns sra
ooprr assnogtaphsr a R1a~nihai D..
Yesfst'faf returned firm Falflrras
where ihsi HAYS been attsudins disiriei
ruuri - hrn1sa caunts fof ne eesk
They left Falfuriss in 40 auto 80
isrdaT rnovuiuF Niofill sfies % ciocs
srd foashef siies Afisf boon Th-y
made me rip fun Aills 20 RobsfSrn
abari freight having missed me /
= -~~nssr ifain. and frou itoh.tgwn I
'hsy fam. ~ iris cNr tla auto
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
SOMERS TAXATION SYSTEM ADOPTED
I'p Council Authorized Mayor Miller 10 Execute Con.
tract For The Installation OF The Improved
Assessment Plan

value, ether man that phlch d y'.galns
~ res@on ~ fesss - me ne af.i bis.
inssc ~ me eity ihfvaxh ~ own IRON,
Ase
Z ~ eOnflning no srpsensf,n - luds
mrn' n value 70 a shli.foof. the 800
f9isfs fattnfa ~ .4lge s3gs sG5 shape
sfs nfs, slifnlaafsa The usind n shs
refspn whose d1iy it "a 70 sxpfes~ a
i'idFfnenf e. - saias IL fhas Called
upon - isks inip Confederation the onf
factor ~ lsafiOu
~ cDfHfafi8g ths street whsfe fhs
ludmnTnt in a. BE- etrreassi sin 9th
rrs - sHosn values b. IL found thai mo
Indictment - more csssiY. ana Eisrsfofs
more aeeufstsiF fouusa IL is fanoh
'1aisr ~ psfsgh 90 compare me SIDE
y street rlfh The viher. = ss-stlon ~
street SlfA sH,,fIsr section one street
win Another. Than 81 - - compare =
lu' ~ nns sire ami shaps ~ one street
tiih another ioi ~ hnDfhsr sire Anb
ratpe % anpiHer street. even tsyurh
ihs - ~ 90 fhs same nsixhi.orso-sd
when me value - = lnit .f,-t be-
been sErsed upll ga the four sales ~
tfy Wpek enc sKsfeis. n judgement
- The value ~ land IN ihaf sqiy rlogs
70 complete Tn. eosuer- system uro
'idsa q method - applying thai fldr
mrni accurately nnd scientifically to
aii enc land in mat hioes
rhe fsQtDfs that effect the value ~
o. aitsn llst~ ~ real estate are thrse
in number location rh.a - fle kind
~ j. sirei that toe ioi fronts oo Sac
ana shape ~ Fidlilon some lots have
additional factors shsr mas be- 90 -
near corners where an additional value
esisis by reason - mat hssi. - fhsY
may have alley frontage shiloh gits,
NJ AIlal wine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
Fss,sr ~ Value

There is Another ard n,aai lnpor
aai runfiion lh th. use ng ihs unIi fs,i
ln Ftef5 cty nlt. there are al is.isi
threr factors ~ value The effe,f "a
ihsas three factors in combination a
ehsi 80 FINALS sef dovn ~ fte talue
~ ihe particular site under s4uaitefa
tlen Noi onll b. i ss dlsnpht a. 90
p' sell uiFh hnp,eslbie 20 apply iAs
judgement ~ value o. three factors lp
r'mhiotiiun SEA ono site. nnt when h
nnnss 90 compare tse salne n one ate
enitp mui po agreed - ~ dollars sIth
me value ~ aneiher Htc erfseied by
iAe fams street on tineuoe. arc rrslused
20 ihe menmt lash ~ companne lhrs,
Factors IN combination IN uns ylts p.lh
iof'e in sliu'.s-r ana Il must t,e soa
redsd mat iha hufnan nairt does got
perform such a taak aulsf,l,, saslly. nor
saiiaRas iory
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
Instructions:

Babies Of Nucccs klehcrg, Wlaey, Cameron.
Hidalgo, Brooks Jim Wells. Duval, Bee. Refocio.
San Patriotic and Arkansas counties are eligible for the
Corpus Christi Better Baby Show. complete announce
ment OF tbs plans appearing in last Sundays Caller.
Any baby IN the counties named who will he more
than six months OF age and not over three years OF aye
on next January rs be entered fiIl in the above
blank and mail at to the Better Baby Sho. Editor
of the Corpas Christi Herald II is requested
that photos Of babies be with the entry blank Il
possible An photos will be returned TO the parents,
utter the pictures have been printed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

ln hiIrotriuE nuiidlnex 'bisnk ceri-
arc ass-i, Which, ~hsa prarHY filled
in arr 81 Cnmtreh.nslNe - lo 90, ~
cpm9lets iescrlptiuna AMI 1smensiuns
~ ~ mruriursa t,uiiaing ,~varia q.
scribe and nsasnafu az ~ the spil'uass
ana conipuOit mo prusonl cutti - nse
reprvdurion an rho sa,nrr t,rli 80
floof Space area bsalS, .ihe easi "a,
iorH hsins iho Judgment ~ the asn~s,
~ fN,im the representative cosi ~ each
hsliding a DEPRECIATION 10 deducted.
whith dcprr, ation 10 BASED uloa the
iaanpent ~ INC aRsessas az &C. the g.n
rral sNVrlge unsoleeeeuce fpm ihc
new cost cnnslierug NraF aud tcsr
aud ihs Etnvral condition x ca,h
structure
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

&. n. Roene ard w1fs 81 Coaorad..
arrived IA tho vtu YESTERDAY fos !
several ~ssss VAN rhsv sre guests
~ the Se0stsc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

MT and Mrs " x Bradford ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott nuckscy ana nrn.
81 Garden Cws, Ne were Annae ths
tourist arrivals AZ ths Hcrac Apart.
mrnts yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
LATE nARkfT QUOTATIONS
Ssssss Fssures pses,rsi ses,s Ne.
main ureh.rs.a--cs,sls Active
ssss ssrsrs al Fer, wsr,h.

KANSAS CITY. J4n : iiags re.
eslpts seso market uys te zen eents
eishcr. halk ~ sales sisS 10 sseo
Cattle Receipts sou Including aaS
-aashsrns, market steady southern
steers sac 10 sgea
sheer Receipts $3.50. steaas
Lames $3.50 10 sssS
tuv Associated EVessA
WORT WORTH Jan 49, Cattle Re
ccipts siee; active, Beef steers ss.sa
70 s;gA
,loss Receipts ssos, strons at sfse
60 tS4a
sheep Receipts gGa, steady iAmss
sS.ea
NEW oRLENAS. Ian, a~-cotien ~.
turss eleseA sseads AZ net declans
90 fifteen 20 twenty psints SPOT cot.
ton 0uses and unchanged Mlsallns
~ t3ste
- sret.ase stsa4 Ats
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-17
PYTHlANS EXPECT MANY.
Large Number Expected at Jubilee
Celebration OF x. of p.

The arrangements committee for the
Golden Jubilee celebration of ia"
knights of Pythias lodges of the coun-
~. which is To he held next Thursday
evening in the AmpEidrome in OBJ
servanCe of the lirth anniversary OF
the founding of the lodge, announced
this morning that large crowd is eN-
rected to attend the banquet and eXer-
ciscs. soc tickets having been already
disposed Of The committee IN charEe
are planning to make t'is affair one
Of the largest of ITS kind ever held N
the copper country and nothing mas
been neglected To make it u success.
Members of the Calumet. Lauriuhl'
Hancock, Chassel and H"uSh'""
lodges will attend and DELEGATES from
all these lodges viii participate IN the
reading Of the special ritual which mas
bcen prepared. one Of the committee
announced this morning that the com
pleted program for the event W"ula pe
giNcn out tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-17
MlDDlES' DANCE PlEASES.
Large Crowd Attends Hop Given by
Hancock Naval Reserves.

\ large crowd attended the dance
given last evening i'm Germania hall by
the Hancock Naval Reserve and the
event was one of the most successful
OF the season. The occasion IS an an
nual one for the Hancock middies and
ii never fails To provide an excellent
entertainment for friends of the re-
serve.
The hall was prettily decorated
with the flags from the L. 5. $. train
ing ship Yantic, "Homeward Bound"
being the rredominating banners used
in the decorating scheme. The guns
from the ship were also arranged on
the stage i'm the hall and behind these
brcastWorks Klinghammcr's orchestra
was situated. Members Of the brigade
attended in uniform us did the menu
bers of the Calumet Engineers anG
Iloughton Light Infantry.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-17
ESCANABA WILL
Be |. 0. OF. HOST
Annual Meeting of U. P. League
10 Be Held Saturday

Local members of the Upper PEN
nsula league of odd Fellows are in
ferested i'm the annual meeting of that
organization which will he held i'm Es-
canada Saturday. and it is likely that
Hancock subordinate orders viii be
represented. According to advicrs
from the convention city, the degree
contest will be feature of the gath .
ering and considerable interest has
been aroused in this cvcnt. Among
the lodges that have given assurance
of participating in tfc contest are
Ishpeming, 500 and Manistique. while
Marquette. Iron Mountain and Crystal
Falls are prospective entrants
Three hundred guests are expected
by the hosts and preparations for their
accommodation have been made.
While the copper country delegation
will not he as large as tina, from the
iron district, owing tp prolonged labor
difficulties. considerable interest will
guard the outcome of the meeting.
In connection with the odd Fellows
meeting. the annual convention of the
Upper Peninsula Rcbekah lodge viii
hc held while the senior order con-
ycncs. Several degree teams viii COM
pete in the auxiliarics' contest and
lhis lecture almost rivals the contest
Of the odd Fellows meeting.