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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
Archduchess Zita and her children.

Only one of them was married-Prin-
cess BeatriX, who had espoused her
cousin Pietro. 1t was a love match.
They had no children.
"The hoodoo persists" unused Duke
Robert.
Now. how shall a father who himself
has married twice, with twenty-one chill
dren to his credit at his death and forty
millions cash to leave them-how shall
he persuade these children not to
marry?
] think that he did not try.
He did not have to try, the hoodoo did
1.-THE hoodooed millions of the little
Dauphin.
Look at the facts.
Up to the death Of old Duke Robert in
1907. his eldest son and heir, the present
Duke Henri, had not married. and to-
day, bachelor Of A, they say that he
will never marry.
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They Combine to Make Real Fairy Story in the Life of
the Charming Woman Who May Soon Be
the Empress of Austria

VINO touched them. All died practically
childless-Louis XVIII., Charles ". the
Due de Berrl and the Comte de Cham
bord And each lost the crown he had
or was entitled to. 1t is as if the curse
OF Marie Antolnette were on the mill
ions: DO not touch the treasure of my
little Dauphin!"
or course one cannot walk into n
great family and ask its secret motives,
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four Balkan States together. Certainly
the four Kings almost got there. 1t
may happen yet.
But Marie Louise had passed away.
She died of worry about her little son
after he was forced to be converted to
the Orthodox creed as political move.
She loved gardens, fountains. pheasants.
peacocks and particularly swallows.
whose nests she would never permit to
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lost necklace in the middle VT the
street at A. NJ. At Wartegg he put
out fire which would have destroyed
the chateau There is no end to the
stories of prince Flies Luck"
Well, at the age of 90 Prince Ellie
fell in love with Marie Anne, Arch
duchess of the house of Austria. They
were married and have five beautiful
children.
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Earrings Belonged to Maria Theresa Who Made Them Into
Brooches and Gave One to Marie Acknowledgement
of Peace and Happiness to Those Who Unite Them

Princess Louise, aged 49, Princess
Marie Immaculee. aged Al: Princess
Marie Therese, aged 80: Princess Marie
Pie, aged 3S, and Princess Fran
coise Josephe. aged 26. are all confirmed
old maids, though handsome and accom-
plished.
Princess Marie des Neiges became a
Benedctine nun. in the Abbey of ste.
Cecile, at Ryde in the Isle of Wight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01
lST INFANTRY
TAKES GAME FROM.
FIELD ARTILLERY
ARMY LEAGUE.
Especial star Bulletin Correspondent
1st Infantry ii, Field Artillery S.
CrH0F4FcT n BARRACKS. June I.

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
1st Infantry II, Field Artillery 5.
SCHOFTELB BARRACKS. June L.
Yesterday 1t Sadfler,s fast aggrega-
ton from Cashier played rings around
the wagon soldiers. giving q good ex.
hbition of hard hitting and classy
fieiding. 1t. Beard tried three Of his
pitchers. stole was wild and In bad
form. Jordan could do nothing against
the douehboy hitters, and Burnett was
unable to stem the tide Of runs. though
he doomed up stronger than the 9th
er two All three were miserabE
supported Il was an OF day for the
Artillery. and the only poor game
they have played so FAR.
McCrea held his own in the box for
the Infantry allowing but hits up to
the ninth inning. In the last frame
the Field Artillery showed that they
had not given up al hope. landed on.
McCrea,s delivery for four singles ann
a home run. but the Infantry's lead
was far too great.
The Infantry started the scoring IN
the first inning 2. Mason and Judd.
both passed by StolI's poor control
were brought to che plate by Leck.
mans double along the third base
line. The wagon soldiers tied the
score ii the second frame, bringing IN
3 runs without q hit Mason and
Jones collided and dropped CurTan's
high nv. Baker struck out but Nor
iris rot to first on Heaton's bObble.
McCrea hit Yeselski filing the bases,
and then passed Stoll scoring Gurran.
Yeselskf scored on Cunningham's
grounder to Heaton.
m the third inning McGrea was
passed, went to second on wild
pitch, to third on Mason's single and
scored on Curran's bad throw to the
plate. Judd got FIRST on q bunt to
Stoll, Mason going to third Judd
stole second, and then thinking they
had the Artillery up In the air Mason
and Judd tried to pull on double
steal, but both were out between the
bases. This and Cpnningham's home
run in the 9th with two bases Occu.
pied were the two bright lights n
Il the ATtilleFy's game.
IN the fifth the dOughbOys knocked
StoIl ont Of the box and scored 3 runs.
I IN the seventh they had the wagon
soldiers SKY high and scored 5 more.
The crowd that witnessed the game
vas record one Every seat u the
stands was occupied.
The following is the official box
-
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Tntala 2s ri. - 3 ~ t4 1
Hits and runs BY innings:

Totals s. s35 II ~ 27 IA 4
Hits and runs BY innings:
Field A. HUNS % 3 o. o o o o. o B. 5
Rase hits -... 1 o q % o. % o B. s.
1st- mi. Runs 2 Oh % 3 o. 5 o xiii
Base hits - 1 2 a 81 x12
Hits off StolI, s In 4 1s3 innings: off
Jordan. 2 inI 2-3 innings: off BUR-
nett. In innings; home runs. Cum
ingham; two-base hits. Judd, NJ. Ma
son; sacrifice hits. Cunningham,.
Heaton q; hit by pitcher, Yeselsld by
McCrea. Mount and Kater by Burnett.
bases ON balls, off McCrea 3; off Stol1
3 struck out. BY MeCrea 4, by StofI-3.
.by Jordan 2. BY Burnett q; wild pitch
es, Stoll 2, Jordan 2; passed balls, Ye.ii
seIski. Umpires, Matthews and Byrne.I
Time Of game, 1 hr. 40 min.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01

seed in the postoffice department
in Washington, and. although he did
nd make direct statement on the
mater, he intimated that some OF the
dfIricts about Honolulu which now
a. without city delivery, may have
ii Under his regime. The efficiency
q the local office probably win be
s|iengthened with the retaining Of
ctnpetent men and the dismissed Of
t.nse who are found to be HoH-con1.
tent. He inferred that projects
bon may be launched whereby MaTioa
'hd Kaimuki viii have city delivery.
The number of carriers and clerks
hay be Increased These plans Of Mr..
koung's are tentative, however, rs he
Btated this morning.
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soe;et,s . nd order. and beanfv and elO.
-. .s,si as o,rea' any 20 $50 90.
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cars ass ne an & IF con- nit,
toes -. e,s S ~, the cofainr fiscal
veay srha off;cers schosan were ri
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01
MR. AND MRS. HAMMOND
MOURN DEATH OF SON

Naster William Hammond, age 9,
Years. sdn Of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ham
mond, died Sunday noon and will be.
buried today at 6 p. m. The funeral
pfccessien is from the residence 10
the Catholic church and then to the
Catholic iceme tery
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01
casbolic Ladies q Meet.

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
WIN hold It's regular monthly meeting
next Wednesday, June 3, on the roof
garden of the Young hotel. beginning
at 10 o'clock .. m. The date has been
changed from Thursday, A large at
tendance is requested r Z
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II
the employer whd has no sympathy:
Twin those who tdL, 3
We an need I'd realize that it is
mot ib& patronizing pr coddling. or by
lpanperiziag gifts that conditions viii
be better. 1t is BY lhving that human
lsympathy which cal not endure the.
1nnFEedge of humaA beings living un.
der cenditions With make decpncy
impossible. To conf TO this town. ff
! human sympathy aid Christian JUS
ttce peryaded souls, man could not
bring himself to receive rents from
ltenehneRts which are a disgrace and
q mbnRee.s or IL the owner had no
sserutles then the conscience of the
icomIhuhity should prevent it.
Aud now. you soon return to your
cures At least. you can know that
] yon areon the bishops heart and that
/ he cares for you. prays for YOU. SYM
ipath;Ees with you ia Ill your loneli-
/ ness discouragement Ind the Hmita-
! tons lot yGur field HIT If Won are
/ filled with the Holy Shirt you viii
i 20 home with new vision and q new
power md men will be won through.
l you and even the small viii be seen
ito be Important becausl it is Gods
work. 6
4 It E3encugh to know that Won are
teeryaIts OF the1 King aud that the
i JSinsdSm Of God is the Kingdom Of the
Soirit on that first Whitsun Day the
Spirit was poured into the channels OF
the wiling church that grace might
flow ~ al neonIe Upon the chaos
rude ahh void came the. Holy Shirt Of
old. aIa order and bPauty came in
due tine. In the end the spirit shall
, change the seeming chaos of human
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Taking his subject matter from his
man xisIt5fio14 to the EpIscopal
churches Of the territory. the bishops
address was segregated into II parts,
AZ Follows Instances Of Growth. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01

A Guernsey COW owned by Captain
RI B. Cassatt OF Berwyn, Pa. has
yielded. 1881 pounds of milk in a
year, the gross earnings of the ami
nal for the year being $1,000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01

Myron T. Herrick. ambassador to
France and governor Of Ohio ten
years ago, is to seek the Republican
nomination for senator to succeed
Senator Theodore Burton. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01
CAN YOU CAPE?
II moi, THAT
CUTS NO ICE
Go to college capers' Any
way and You Win Have Fun
and Help Do Some Good

College eapers,r The mirthfuL mis-,
cellaneBus show to be produced TO,
morrow night at the aFm0ry for the
benefit of Wellesley college, prom.
ises to be one Of the funniest affairs
of the season.
II was learned today that In the
.Hasty Pudding Play; produced nm.
der the direction Of James A. Wilder,
all the feminine characters will be
taken By men. This play is one Of
Jimmy, WiIder.s best. Ii was writ
ten for the annual Harvard production
of 1892 and Is to be given on the origi.
nal lines. Among those taking part
are David Anderson. George Potter
Harold Dillingham; and Mr.. Wilder.
One Of the features is that the iden.
tity of those In the cast viii not be
Announced until after the play starts.
The CornelL division Is under the
capable management of Albert Hor'
ner, il. Of Cornell and the Wellesley
yemen are being assisted in their
parts by Z. ~ Correthers of.the Homo
lulu school Tor Boys
The dance, that follows the scream,
ing farces viii also be unique. By the
purchase OF 50scent flag each, man
present may dance as often rs he
likes and with amy lady In the
house. so It IS announced.
This is no highrhrow affair.", said
enc 81 those interested today. It's
just for genuine fun and merfimen,
and We want all the world and his
best girl to be there. Honolulu is do,
ing this to help along the. Wellesley
people following their recent disas.
tFcns fire that swept away the main
hall. aud we want d big crowd there.
Everybody IS guaranteed q good time.
The program appears in the adyer.
tisement today. .rhe program begins
promptly at 5 o'clock and will be FIN.
ished early in the evening so that
dancing may commence Immediately
=
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POLITICS PAU
IN POST0FHCE |
DBCL ARES YOUNG
tcontlnued nom paks oSs1

Undertake as soon as possible " len
they are established + believe Jar.
rangements can be made for the feg.
regation of the mail to such an lex
tent that mail may be sent from Ithe
wharf direct to these stations witt Tout
first going through the main Office.
In this way the carriers can receive
their portion of the mail at these sta.
tons. which win mean the saving OF
an hour or more in delivery Care
VIII be taken in the selection Of sites
for these offices, and everything pos
sfbIe done for the convenience Df the
public. -, bkaul
: Mr.. Young ee-t teitys -. -,
is one Of tss avn. - SEAI q
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may see and know that God is with us
as the power in our lives. This IS the
Wllitsunday lesson I wish to bring
home to yen.
The first way in which this Is mani
ifested Is in love and charity, in sac.
rificing everything OF self. or prefer.
ence, or feeling for the advancement
or the Kingdom Of God among men.
We have much TO be thankful for
here In Hawaii. for the unity OF spirit
IN the boud Of peace. The church has
never anything TO fear from without
u is when salt loses its SAVIOR that Il
Is In danger. II is a difficult matter.
where men with men, or women with
women. are placed in close relation
ship In work, for them to avoid hui
man suspicious. iesi0usies, fears of
pTgrogHtiye infriDged. and so on. IL
the heart lets in the Spirit Of God, He
makes them to be OF one mind IN 4
house by making them place self
wholly subordinate to the work OF
lGod.
again. the Holy Spirit will lead us
10 consecFate our service TO Christ ana
His church. II is a very easy matter
an isolated district To settle down
dlder the depression Of finding lit
"A scope for the methods to which
wA have been accustomed.
There Is not. as rule. enough OF
1.-THE army spirit IN the church. Cler-
iical changes on the mainland are such
THAT IL locks often as IL men we're
not thinking Of how much God needed
Ifhpif work in their cure. but soy slow
Ind nninyiting their work IS. Yet.
Aeliefes that there are few places
there the long service of a ievuut
nan does not tell, even In small
work. infinitely more than. II one
moves about seeking for something
bitter There should be the spirit OF
sfrice and conservation that finds a
fed anywhere and everywhere and
enters into it with eagerness.
THE real evidence OF the Holy
SPIRITS work viii be our. attitude to
thdB not Of this way. ii is an evi.
denh Of the working of the Holy
ISpift that like huge magnet tho
love Christ is drawing men away from
sec4idary points Of doctrine and al.
Iverates of practice to 4 dwelling. to.
IgetlRf in peace.
II There are many who are satisfied
Iwithlthis-whx tail, If anv other Ina
Iof uiity, they say We are one, In
lspiria that Is enough. Il.
ea,d hrat,,rs,s 4 IS. ~
Iunity ,,e, , ,.,,,, .,.'s. :.
stell And local i, ,,,,, s,,,,,;, ~.
ition7 u long rs iu sn3an ,larsa II
these lands t,rro arc 8. tb,a ),
hodiesf rhristin ,,,,,, :. S,,
flor Cd. and mar VT sae, !. =.
by pulling ono: wav or' the sosb.
Fer. bineing influences - ~ an
kinds u bear, to prevent Others
lfrcm following their religious ,,refer.
ences 81 oven priIci1les. With this Re.
| fore us kalk Of Recreation seems far.
IoiaI 0fen sHcl, influences as We e.
Ifefred fdmake our berry and peonle
hitter an discouraged as they relate
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-01
Teachers and Parents NiIaIIy
Interested in Session of
This Afternoon,
ToMORRoW'S PROGRAM

i Tonsonnn,.,,1
UWUhhuWeS fHBtHhM =
Woman's Auxiliary Day.--fD a. =
m, celebration OF the Holy Com. !
munion at the cathedral; ceIe- s
brant, the bishop: epistoler. :
Rev. p. p. Wallace; gospcler. !
= Rev. 7. n. Cullen; preacher. )
= Rev. ]. Chas. viIliers. After the !
= services adjournment viii be :
= made TO the parish house for or !
= ganization and business. Order Of
= business ~
/. Presidents address !
2. Appointment ,of offieers !
3. Report AZ diocesan offy. !
= GERS. Luncheon will rs served :
= ct st. Andrews priorv n IN IS. =
= nv fha lvnnsss,s-l A,isls1s. -. - 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

noung". thar two more lodges will be
included boo fh. schedule This season
VIZ. Barton Lodge of Barton. Ohio and
l1" newly organized lodl. at FoIlana-
Dee. W. Va An entire now plan or
'onduciins che visits will DO followed
and tho lst OF speakers and rarforr,-
nrs includes many persons ~ rrour.
nruUH and ability
The preliminary racfi-- viii 10
."Il Hf Che quarters OF Ohio Valley
Loatr. so. Sd next Friday ri-hf are
r'pfrernfafivce 90 all lodges Iu tho
district viii DO present Plans VIII
%" discussed and officers elected
Saturday night many uf fh. I,r4t
Nnrn's VIII EO f0 F0iiar.hrr 90 AZ.
TEND 'ha lawn fefo given tHrra and
NiI inspect fHn site selected for mo
erection uf OBJ castle EI'I az that rIIU..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
TWO LOCAL FIRMS
INTO BANKRUPTCY
uNlIEo pURE FOOD co. AND
HNO's 4AeEROSSHERN co
TO WAL
Eetlntafr Petitiens Fuee ~ Ea-a
~.se ana 5cth Arr Referees 20
GU q 4 80 - q ~

Case ana Bcth A-s R-ferrss 10
80, r, ins-Creci-.rs &c Meet
Nt-- taf4 petitions lu bankruptcy
-rf- lied in the federal court a-rs
CAD bf tuC ioral Cuucrrus. tt-
-itrd Pure FoCd COMPANY. conduc.-
ii = = chain 90 IN er1c.rs stores. and
hal- proprietor uf the hahsr-
-taL.f1 at No. lti5 Market street
-lt roui Cofu I.auy ll-t o. pert
.-.l llfplsl The law arm % HlaCkfor1
ir-cftaa A Beans. shlis Mr. Rau
..'l .l-r rrutiCu through lIs aftOrueF .
etqf a. Heltke
- D. laliI..es 90 TIE United Pure
teol Con ualy total $50 SIS lt. aud
1850 -ft1 claims. Sl5.85s -. evC-lr-t
..ti-te iu Ile amount of Sss-s---
notes iiat ought 90 o. PAID g. .1uU.
40 accom- mediation payer $500
Nr tc.al asssts are Sl1.-fs 80. ar-
.lei-s lo ne schedule ACCOMPANY -
tl.hf. stock in trade. including ts5
Autotllblles worth about $500. esfI-
mated. ~ GOO. debts due on open &C.
golht, s.l-a5 uueApired Insurance
The schedule accompauyinE me pr-
ution ~ j. d. R.g showed total uabu-
iilrs % Aa.ali-3 whlia the assets
amount 90 223eseG Among the
he1l lest creditors are Cmett Peabody
a Company. 90 Pittsburgh. shirt man
-- .tt' 81. NtAANN l4l hlaaNa.-ts T.. n.
ot~lry Company. iuc. Pittsburgh.
2oal.tbs kauh Bros Pitttsburgh
Ntatal. No Name Hat Mfg Co
Orange. y. T.. tf3e. N. Is Mark a
90. Htnfs - Naudvrholf a Co. Ss0l
-. and Ollb0uru Bros New York.
Referred 20 cuuminA
In The absence OF Judge Dayton
from the district a. = Commlzslouer
george =. Boyd entered an order OF
reverence Oh each case. referring both
in NtitIee iu Bankruptcy = W. Cum
MINIS. Yesterday afternoon Referee
'Immius entered an order OF adiudi-
cation On each case.
rte also sent out notices calling the
hrst meeting Of creditors lu each case
a ne meeting OF the creditors of iha
united Pure Food Company will be-
ueld Friday afternoon. August "a at
o'clock. while the meeting lu tho
ltau case VIII De held Saturday morn
Ing. August %. az 10 o'clock
Other Meetings
Notices were also sent out from
Referee Cummins Office yesterday.
calling the first meeting Of creditors
in The BANKRUPTCY matters Of John A.
herschel Of Wheeling and John An
derson, Of Wellsburg The Anderson
creditors are 90 meet AUGUST N. at
10 o. M. while the creditors in the
Herschel case will be held the same
day az II o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

tiers Of importance viil BE- the action
on ne proposed bond question. regard
ing filtration
me yearly appropriation ordinance
VIII also Do taken %. as will several
fporI- from other committee The
"fdiuanc" committee will report f..
NofabiY on Tho Mcclure hotel mar.
NNI-' ordinance There seemed 10 be-
come falk yesterday % threatened cuta
lI ne appropriation ordinance fhIa
evening. but This ls thought 10 BE- al
lar '. % NfII 20. aa tho appropriations
ana estimated revenues almost tally
tnoi1.r item viii b. the auproprIa.
Ion nj money for reward Tor The
.ffplss working in the South
N nDILn. l--Lr-.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

In Big Exhibit a. State Fair This
Year - Al Branches Of Work
viii be Explained
The farmers cooperative demon
stration work OF the United states
Department Of Agriculture. In coop
Grafton with the extension depart
ncnt Ol the State University az Nor
aautown. W Va. viii have quite an
extensive exhibition az the State
Fair. 20 b. held In Wheeling Sept
Z. =. 2. 10 and II This exhibit Will
show the result Of the Iabors Of the
agents In organizing girls clubs.
infoughOut the state. In the shape o.
samples OF canned fruits. preserves.
lellies. plain sewing and crockett work
done under the instruction. superyis-
ion and advice Of the agents
The exhibit viii hc iu charge OF
Miss Sadie u Guseman In general
charge Of the girls clubs Of the State
and Miss kersey uf the local club ana
viii consist OF the handiwork OF the
members OF a. least six county clubs
and viii occupy. with the demonstrs-
ton kitchen space Of over 500
Special prizes will be awarded 20
the young women presenting the best
samples of work consisting OF use
ful household utensils Tho Hst or
articles shown viii include. csa-ed
tomatoes. raspberries. blsckberriee.
Ilums. peaches pears. cherries. ap-
pies. spiced pears. crab apple pre-
serves. tomato preserves. tomato cat
sup. apple. grape and plum jelly
Ncedlework Exhibit
T ne exhibits Of sewing and crockett
ms Include corset cover. cross stitch
fancy boy. kitchen apron. fancy
apron, pin cushion. handkerchief case
hair case. sample crockett work. ann
san gie Of Tafia work
livery day % the fair there will b.
program OF lectures. on wOmans
WORK on the farm and demon stration
and Instructions in the kitchen In an
rFarical culinary processes Thurs
uay OF fair week. viii be- special grrr-
club day, when the program will b.
augmented and the session ptolonr-u
The members OF the girls clubs and
their friends are looking forward 10
ihls gathering 20 the fair with great
anticipation al DO will hs the FIRST on
TorfunI'v for Tho various clubs 10
compare their work with that OF tho
o'NHr club. with fha additional pros.
pert ~ meeting and f0razathrrfna
WIN Old friends and FORMING mum
b'r nt new Ones an with the sarre
tastes and ambitions The chance 90
F.sf and view the live stock and rouI.
iff huH- of ttr State Fair. and com
pare fl" stock ON exhibit with that on
.N' home farm I- an ADVANTAGE that
i- also taken in cons Liberation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
PLAN FOR WINTER
K. OPP. YISITATIONS
GENERAL COMMITTEE TO MEET
FRIDAY EVENING TO or.
CAME
Two More Lodges VIII be ADDED %
The List This Winter Much
Interest Manifested

An announcement that vU prove
~ interest tu AN member. ~ tho
knichts ~ PythilH. was made This
week. and was fu tnr effect fUHt fHH
Pythian Visitation Committee fHr fra
coming season will organize next Fr.
day niEhf
These visitation meetings which
are held under tIr Hu-r.Dr. 90 a Hsn.
eral committee from HI LODGES .r fHU
ohio valley. have proven worry HuUI.
Ter and have been fhH means NJ .H.
Curinc many now wH" h..# |.. ono
order. Tho committee In chars. .1-