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Waddey and l.. Polling. delegates to
the cabinet: Henry Connell. delegate
to Immediate Relief Association. truss
tees. L. Polling. w r. Taylor and Hen
membership were received and applf-
cants duly elected.
East Capitol Council at it's meeting
last Monday evening received several
applications for membership and elect-.
ed the following officers for the conn
ing year: President. q. &. kihhey; vice
president. II. y. &. Kicker: speaker r.
4. Stersie: eN-president. +. \. Clavc-
loux: secretary. W. J. Hamacher: finan-
cial secretary. ]. \, Frank: chaplain.
j. W. Flower: usher. a. NJ. Bugden.
trustees. +. A. ClayelouN Joseph A.
Frank and II. y. c. Kicker: delegate 10
cabinet. {. c. Kihhey: delegate to the
Immediate Relief Association + \.
ClavelouN Supervising Deputy Bug
den addressed the meeting relative TO
the extension Of the work ana. partiru-
larly thanked Mr.. ClavelouN for his
work for the council since the death
of Mr.. Girouard.
Pressmen's Council met Monday evcn-
ing and elected the following officers: l..
B. Strickrott. president. A. w Lovelacc
vice president; Richard II. Anderson eN-
president: John w Crahh, speaker: VIII
ford NJ. Mott, chaplain: Norman Miller.
usher: G. Kelly. sergeant at-arms. J.
Beavers. doorkeeper Trustees. +. A.
Sulthiotl, 1HarieS ~. Sriiute and John
1. Finnegan. Delegates to cabinet f.
A. Strickrott. c. II. schultz Delegate TO
immediate relief association. r. A.
Strickrott.
Congressional Council met Wednesday
evening and elected the following officers:
j. I'M +. Hogan, president: ". \ smith
vice president: John r. Money. speaker
= :. j. Dunbar. eN-president: Elmer
johnson. secretary: r.. - Ben financial
secretary: L. : ]. Dunbar. Treasurer. J.
F. Lanham. chaplain; J. Il. Hayes, usher:
Edward Herbert. sergeant arms; A.
Shoil. doofkeeper Trustees r. J.
Powell Edward Herbert. Albert I.ari-
Were Delegates To cabinet T. : u
; Dunbar. j. T.. Hogan. r.. Johnson. H. A.
Kildare. G. II. Sherwood. T. w Shono
3D. F. Tyne Delegate Ia immediate relief
association. +. Il. Bell. Six candidates
were initiated and several applications
ior membership We're received.
The Bruen Home benefit will he tnmor-
row night AT Polls Theater. The play is
Cinderella" by William J. McKiern
OF Washington. u. &.
The executive committee of the senate
at the meeting held in Chicago. peceir-
Der .. de.'i'ied TO put the new Ia bles into
erect July l. 1a15
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is busy among the lodges endeavoring
to make the ritualistic ceremonial jan
siasm is being manifested in this
event.
Rathbone Temple, No S. Pythian Sis
tiers. entertained large assemblage of
members and visitors Friday night, the
occasion being fraternal visit of Grand
Chancellor H. NJ. Eandervort and the
other Grand Lodge officers of the knights
OF Pythias. Addresses were made by the
grand chancellor and his associate Off
GERS and a program Of music and recita-
lions was presented. Refreshments and
social hour closed the evening. The
hall was decorated in palms. holly,
Christmas greens and electric lights.
Lola Marks. chairman of the committee
In charge. was assisted by Mrs. Olivia
Atherton. Mrs. Kate Smith, Mrs Lillian
Patrick. Mrs. Florence sroufe Mrs Mary
Mlnnis. Mrs. Bertha Williams Mrs. Mar
garet Morcock. Mrs. Fife Clemens. Mrs.
! Ella 11ardesty. Mrs. Penelope Roesseu.
the Misses Katherine Emmons. Josephine
Jarboe and Harriet Little. and John Pres
colt. II. Elkton Smith. ]. Ed Wilson and
Israel Sommers.
Mrs. Carrie Davis will entertain the
Fast Chiefs Association, Pythian Sisters.
at the monthly meeting of the organiza-
ton tomorrow night A committee com
posed of Mrs. Mary Z. Mitchell, Mrs
Della M. Nichols. Mrs. Roberta Prescott
MISS MARY X. Steiner and Mrs. Carrie
Davis visited the Washington Asylum
hospital and served the monthly treat CT
the association to the inmates last SUN
day. ''"''
Mrs. Emma D. Bynum. supreme repre-
Si nt from the Grand Temple. Pythian
SISTERS OF Virginia and the District of
Coiumbia. has been appointed deputy
supreme chief by the supreme chief Of
n {me order' Mrs Cora NJ. Davis. Union,
friendship Temple. Pythian Sisters re-
ceiNed "A fraternal visit from the grand
chancellor and his associate grand officers
Wednesday evening" The temple hall
was filled To its capacity by members o,
tle order and an unusually pleasant even
ing Io!loWed- The hall was Handsomely
decorated in Yuletide fashion, and the
exercises OF the evening were presided
over by the most excellent chief. Mrs.
ida Roe, who welcomed the Grand Lodge
oncers- The grand chancellor and each
OF .ne Grand Lodge officers in turn re-
freShmentS We're served
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NATIQyN%ai{6N.

At the last meeting of Mckinley
Council. No. 992. the following Off
GERS were elected for the coming year:
President, Jesse B. X. Lee; vice presi-
dent. S. ]. Birthright; ex-president. w.
c. Nicholson; speaker. H ]. Stahl; sec
rotary. r. J. Jones: financial secretary.
w. C. Belts; treasurer. Charles G. Rob-
inson: chaplain. John T. Burdine; ush-
err Thomas P. Ryan; sergeant-at-arms.
William ]. O'Brien; doorkeeper. c. W.
Schroeder: trustees. H. J. Bright. w. ].
Carey and w. D. Culleen; delegates to
the cabinet. Jesse B. K. Lee. w. ID. Gull
leen, William c. Nicholson. Thomas p.
Ryan. William ]. OBrien. William J.
Carey, John T Burdine. r. j. Jones.
James Y. Hughes, H. J. Stahl and J. T.
Donnelly. Delegate to Immediate Re-
lief Association, F. D. Chambers. There
was a large attendance and one appli-
cation for membership received.
Georgetown Council at its last regu-
lar meeting elected the following OFF,
GERS for the coming year: E. ]. Deepen
brock. president; G. w. Ofutt. jr.. vice
president: T. Farrell. speaker; F. J.
Richardson. ex-president: Henry Con-
nell, secretary; r. p. Waddey. financial
secretary; L. H. Yeatman. treasurer;
E. s. Langan, chaplain; NJ. W. Michael,
usher; B. F. Mcdonald. sergeant-at-
arms; L. Polling, doorkeeper;- r. z.
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MASONIC.
LODGES.

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At the meeting of Martha Chapter.
No. 4, Friday night the following off,
GERS were installed by the grand
worthy matron, Mrs. Jessie Cowles:
Anna Harvey, worthy matron; Charles
G. Williams, worthy patron: Mabel
Thompson. associate matron; Nellie
Pattison, conductress: Jessie Hover. as
sociate conductress; Marian McCathran.
secretary; Martha Harper. treasurer:
Convis Parker. sentinel, and the APP
pointive officers. THE east" was bank
ed with tall cedar trees. strung with
colored electric lights. making beau
tiful background for the installation
ceremony. Miss Austin. Miss Fisher.
Mr.. Davidson and Mr.. Malls. Martha
Chapters choir. with Mrs. Nora Hines,
organist, were assisted by Gertrude
Ball, Francis Scherger, Marian Rich
ardson. Effie Darnall and William Pow
| ell. J. D. Rowan. NJ. ]. Fillius and F.
Scantlebury. jr.. in rendering music ap-
| propriate for the occasion. Addresses
were made by the worthy matron, Mrs
Anna Harvey. and the worthy patron,
Charles G. Williams. and Looking
Backward Over 1914" was the subject
, Thompson. associate matron. Past Ma
tron, Mrs. Effie Briggs, presented the
retiring matron with a past matron's
| jewel. and Robert Davidson presented
| loving cup. Mrs. Edith Kramer. on
| behalf of Martha Chapter, presented
| the secretary. Miss Marian McCathran
! with an Eastern Star pin. and Mrs.
Nellie Pattison presented the treasurer,
| Mrs. Martha Harper, with an umbrella
, The retiring matron was also presented
| with a set of silver knives and forks
in token Of esteem from her many
| friends in the chapter. and from the
| appointive officers of 1914, a piece of
! In
| speech being made by Miss Ruth
| Briggs. After the completion of the
| program. refreshments were served in
| the banquet hall, where the spirit OF
| Christmas was further carried out in
the decorations.
| Worthy Grand Matron Jessie w
| Cowles, accompanied by Grand Chap
| lain Mrs. Lillian CARL and Grand Mar
! shall Mrs Bena Barnhart, visited Areme
| Chapter. No. 10. Wednesday night for
the purpose of installing the officers
| elect.
palms and red roses and filled with
| members and visitors. The setting for
the occasion was exceedingly pretty
| A large number of the grand officers
| and many past grand matrons and past
| grand patrons were present.
! After the regular order of business
| Worthy Matron Mabelle Hagen invited
| Grand Matron Cowles to take charge
| installed into their respective stations
and places: Miss Maud FeHheimer
| worthy matron: Charles Hosch, worthy
! patron: Mrs. Walter r. Metz, associate
| matron: Mrs. Fannie Selinger. secre-
| tary; Mrs. Bena Barnhart. treasurer
| Mrs Grace Harding, conductress; Mrs
Julia FRANKIE, associate conductress
| Miss Lillian Spoor. organist; Mrs
Helen Brashears. Adah: Mrs. Jennie
| Berliner, Ruth; Miss Ruth Halpenny
| Esther; Mrs. Grace Barr. Martha; Mrs
| Lena Hodges. Electa: Miss Lillian Dow
| rick, marshal; Mrs. Louise Capps
| warder; Henry NJ. Frank, sentinel.
! Following the installati ion were selec-
lions by the new choir of Areme Chap
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christmas week four of the ROYAL
Arcanum councils will hold their resu-
Iar meetings. Oriental on Tuesda v
| night and District on Wednesday. both
having candidates to initiate. Capitoi
ana Analostan will meet as usual
thursday and Friday nights, respec-
lively. but kismet has postponed its
meeting till the goth.
National Council elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: Regent.
frank w. White: vice regent, Wade II.
ozburn: orator. Perry Cleveland; chap
1 an, y. =: Iedrow: secretary. E. b.
Eynon, ST.; collector, John L. Beatie:
treasurer. Guy F. Allen; guide. Joseph
u. Free: warden. J. r. Kelly: sentry.
W {. Fort: representatives to Grand
Souncil, Newton c. Donaldson and
George NJ. Evans: trustees NJ B. Mer-
Ger. Victor G. Farrall and Harvey Will
SON National Council will compete for
the degree work prizes with its new
corps of officers some time after their
installation in January
The last grand visitation of the sea-
son was made Wednesday evening to
Municipal Council. The meeting was
attended by DELEGATIONS from other
fourteen.
class of candidates was initiated,
and an entertaining program was pre-
scented. Paul Grove told several dialect
stories. w. c. Schaefer, bass soloist,
gave two songs. and short talks were
made by Claude II. Zappone, supreme
sentry; Arthur Z. Cook, past grand
regent; Edwin A. Mess, grand vice re-
gent; j.. W. kean, orator-elect- Of
Municipal Council. and NJ Barlow
Mercer. grand regent. The latter also
made the remarks when the new cam
didates were presented with Arcanum
buttons. The refreshments committee
furnished what they called a "pious"
surprise full of ''piety" in the shape of
pumpkin pies. doughnuts and apple
cider. Among those present were
Frank S. Parks, grand orator: James
w. Scott, grand guide; w. L. Buckley,
grand warden, and president of the
local Hospital Bed Fund Association;
Glendie B. Young, past grand regent,
was in charge of the evenings enter
tainment, and also assisted in the
rendition of the Kemptoa ritual. Many
had never seen it before.
At recent meeting of Capitol Coun-
ell. No. $50. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Represen
tative to the Grand Council. Michael
d. Schaefer; alternate representative to
the Grand Council. William Mackenzie;
regent, G. L. Popkins: vice regent, W.
c. Dean: orator. T. T. Apple: secretary,
H. c. Scott: collector. l. J. Silverman;
treasurer. NJ. d. Schaefer: chaplain. o.
den. ]. A. Garner: sentry. c. r. Wild
man. trustees. J. P. V. Ritter; F. b.
Whitaker and H. c. Surguy; delegate
to the hospital bed fund. w. l.. Buck
ley; delegate to the immediate relief,
w. L. Buckley.
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Mrs. Grace Lee Morgan, by Past Matron
Flora Gibson. After a selection by
the choir Past Matron Cecilia Atchison
made the presentation to the retiring
worthy patron. j. Harry Cunningham.
and the retiring treasurer, Mrs. Julia
N. Streater. past matron. received a
gift from the secretary. Past Matron
Charlotte NJ. Pine. through Past Matron
Bertha G. Hudson. Following this an
organization known as the "Nokers."
composed of Past Matrons Streater.
Pine. Bradley, Atchison and Wright,
and Associate Matron Mary J. Brig
field, presented the incoming matron.
who was member of the organiza-
ton. with an ebony gavel. silver
mounted and suitably inscribed. to
commemorate a sketch recently given
entitled, BLACK and White" in which
these seven ladies took part. At the
conclusion of the exercises in the chap
ter room all were invited to the ban
quet room, where refreshments were
served.
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Improved Order of Heptasophs.

At recent .=-s::..e e-as. Of Potomac Con-
clave. No. 10. the following officers
were elected for the yeac 1915:
Past archon. John Sch,esnger; archon
]. L. Holland: provoht. L. Fellheimer;
prelate. John Neurash: secretary, NJ. 7
Pines (re-elected): financier. S. Siegel
(re-elected); treasurer. L. J. Silvermau
(re-elected): Inspector, H. Wolff: war
den, p Madden: sentinel. c. W. f. Neil
son (re-elected): trustees. S. Goldsmith
T. B. Burke and ]. Brook; representa-
tive to the supreme convention. which
meets in Richmond. Va. in June. Sam
uel Siegel: alternate. l.. ]. Silverman.
A committee of five members was APP
pointed by the archon to prepare for
the installation of officers January 21
at which time the supreme officers will
be present.
Much enthusiasm prevails among the
membership. and the coming year, it is
said, promises to be a bright one for
the cOnclaye.
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Edward j. Ross Council No. &c, was
visited Wednesday evening by State
Councillor Charles s. Jones, who made
an address on Worth of Effort" clos
ing in concentrating the members
upon the large number added to the
rolls OF the council during the term of
his predecessor
Among the other visitors were J w
Layton. F. l.. Norton and G. 4. Booker
OF st. Elmo Council, No. 1875. of ST Elmo.
Va, each of whom addressed the .-oun-
ell. After the reports of several COM
mittees had been submitted and the
transaction of other business the coun-
Gil adjourned to allow its oriental court
to hold session, during which the de-
three candidates
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QDfELl@N

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL, degree. Covenant,
No. IS: Beacon. No. Is, and Langdon,
No. %. nominations
No 3 an ds nm;tD 40 % oaen Rule'
Wednesday Eastern, No Z: Harmony, No.
2. and Friendship, No. y. degree. Fed
eral City, No. 20, nominations.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10: Excelsior. No.
II. and Salem. No. 80. nominations.
ENCAMPME.NTS.
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart, No. I. election.
Observation-Disclosures. No. |. election.
REBEK All LODGES.
Monday-Naomi. No. 1, and Ruth. No. ;.
election.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
STANDARDIZATION Washington. No. /. So
ciai session.
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KN!G REFTFSi4S

LODGES.
Misunderstanding. No. 20. rank Of esquire
and election. Amaranth. No. IS cleo
ton. Equal. No. IL business.
Tues,iay-W Webster. No 4: Excelsior. No.
"A; Capital. No. "a. and Myrtle, No
o. business.
Wednesday Columbia. No. IS. election
Mount Vernon. No. >, and Union. No. =.
business
Thursday-H rmony. No. 81. called OF.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday Friendship Temple, No. 3.
business.
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Other Fraternal News on Page. 10
Part 2.
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Degree of Pocahontas.

White Eagle Council. No. 4. at it's
meeting Wednesday night. nominated
officers for the coming six months. q.
Remarks were made by Past Sachem
RAIDER and Mrs. RAIDER, Mesdames
Stives, Sweeney, Morton and others. -
Idaho Council met Friday night.
The regular order of business WAS
transacted and committee reports
were received
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he Molay Mounted Commandery, No
4 will not have the orders OF the EN-
ple and Malta Tuesday evening, as
originally contemplated. but Will SIN
~ hold A business conclave-
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ceoree c. Whiting Lodge, No. q, has
.'IIL IN its scheduled communication
Tor Thursday evening. and Federai
lodge. No ]. has done the same win
us Communication scheduled 1or ues-
tay evening.
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Tomorrow evening kallipolis Grotto,
NJ %. V. r. F., r., with its varied band
of entertainers, will pay visit to PEN
talpha Lodge, No. %. for an exchange
of friendly and fraternal courtesies ana
10 entertain the latter's members and
their guests after the business SEES
sion of the lodge is over.
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Kallipoiis Grotto. Mystic Order OF
Yelled Prophets, will hold a BUSINESS
session for the initiation of candldates
nv the short form" and the nonlna-
zion OF officers the evening of Deem
her % Its election and the tnstalla-
ZION of the new officers VIII take place
January
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The annual meeting of Albert Pike
Consistory of the Ancient and Accept
ed Scottish Rite will be held Tuesday
evening for the election of officers.
Robert de Bruce Council of Kadosh will
also hold a business meeting. Owing to
the holiday season, the degree work
has been postponed until Tuesday.
January 5, when the twentieth degree
will be presented in full ceremonial
form.
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/: Chancellor Commander William NJ.
Williams of Svracus!ans Lodge, No. 10,
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All the knights Templar commander
les of the District, responding to the
call of Arthur Macarthur, most emil
nent grand master of the Grand En-
campment. and of Grand Commander
Charles 7. Lindsey of the Grand Com
mandery of the District, will assemble
| in their respective commandery asy-
lums at noon Christmas day for the
annual Christmas observance, which
has already been explained in The
Sunday Star. Each commandery Will
provide its own special services for the
occasion in addition to the usual re-
quirements of the Christmas observ-
! ance Grand Commander Lindsey has
| recommended substantial offering be
| made for the relief of the suffering
! people of Europe. and that 1T be sent
| to the grand recorder for disposition
! in accordance with the plan to be OBJ
| served in disposing of the proceeds of
| the nationwide appeal already refer
| red to in these columns.
Columbia Commandery, No. ., will
assemble in its asylum on Christmas
day at IL am. for the observance and
| will present special program that is
| being arranged for. 1T invites all visit
ing sir knights to be present At a
meeting of the drill corps last Friday
evening the following permanent Of
fcers were elected: Charles F.. Rob-
erts, captain: Charles A. Stewart, first
lieutenant. John J. Costinet, second
| lieutenant: Charles F.. Baldwin, secre-
| tary. and Edgar a. Nelson, jr, treas
| urer Its next meeting will be held
| January S.
| Commander Guy NJ. Nicely of Orient
| Commandery. No. 5, has summoned the
\ members to it's asylum Christmas day
at IL am, when the grand commander
| is expected TO be present. The drill
| corps will meet tomorrow evening. and
! a week from tomorrow evening az
| well.
| Dawson Lodge, No. IS. has called of,
its communication scheduled for tins
| evening of December 2S.
Grand Secretary Arvine w. Johnston
has received the following election re.
lsults:
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 3
Charles q. Dougherty, master; William
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d., Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chap
No and Mount Pleasant Royal
Arch Chapter. No. 10. will have the
Royal Arch degree during the week
the former Tuesday night and the lat
TOR Wednesday night
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At it's communication tomorrow even
ing. Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. Is,
will have a presentation, and after the
transaction of its business will have a
social evening"
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The joint fair of Myron NJ Parker
Lodge. No p, and Bethlehem Chapter,
No : O. F. S, was brought 10 close
Wednesday evening with a general
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Eastern Lodge, No. I. and Harmony
Lodge. No. 9, both had good attendance
at their meetings Wednesday evening.
Eastern Lodge conferred the first de-
gree upon two candidates. and Harmony
the second degree. Next Wednesday
Eastern Lodge will have the second,
and Harmony Lodge the third degree,
in addition to nomination of officers.
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Equal Lodge, No. II, at its last con-
vention, received the report of the COM
mittee appointed some time since to
ing with franklin Lodge, No. 2. Favor
able action on the report. it is said,
will be taken at the next convention.
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UNBIDDEN ENTRY
LEAVES ONLY HAT
Swimmer Plunges Into Water
with All His Clothes and
Refuses TO Quit.

One erratic enthusiast caused l't
of amusement for the spectators ah'
incidentally a peck Of trouble Tor h'
officials at the very outset OF tho rcu-
test. The man, who was unidentified
appeared A. the Battery Baths sho'o!
before the start. and when told that l'
could not 20 OF with the swimmer,
plunged Off the Battery wall. cio.A'~
and all. leaving his hat hanging ON I,
picket fence. and struck Out in the -
rral direction o. the iiooN hy way ".
But,crmilk Channel.
lie plunged along like a porpolSc Tor
half a mile and little heed was pald 'o
him until he was OF the east end
Governors Island. when the amhu.auc
boat sailed alongside and made 70 p1'
him abroad. The man would have NOM
Of il. however, and headed for the
BROOKLYN shore. lie had gone COUP
OF hundred yards further along aud wa
firing badly when the committee boat
hove in sight and speeded 10 his -.
sistanee. Invitations and .inalls
threats and brides were made 10 th"
man. but they we're all spurued. lud
when rope was tossed 10 hum Poe
threw the end back and went on aga
The officials felt that they 1,i'
under an obligation 60 save Che man
and pushed over to the Manhattan
shorc. where the police were notiivL
When the search was taken up agt.t
tho misguided individual was found pad
ding weakly near Pier 5. the Lampcrt
& Holt Line dock. on the brooklyn slCc.
BY she mercst chance member OF the
crew of the liner Nauban Was az Wor@
on raft under the stern of the ship
and he hauled the swimmer ~ safety.