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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
CITY OF MORRIS.
Second Railway Addition.

Total Tax
| Name of and
Owner Description Lot Blk Penalty
F. +. Smith. ....... IS and Sc Alb
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
VILLAGE OF HANCOCK.
VILLAGE OF HANCOCK.
Fifth Addition of Hancock.

Total Tax
Name of and
Owner Description Lot Blk Penalty
J. 6. Macarthur. ............. 2 2 S 1907
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
AIaska's Women Workers.

Salmon canning is the principal away
from home employment for women in
Alaska.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
CITY OF MORRIS.
Lundgren's Addition

Total Tax
! Name of and
| Owner Description Lot Blk Penalty
Ella Seamans. II and 4 3.65
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
Reception a Success
Hundreds of People from Coun
try Listen to Program Given
by Commercial Club

Several hundred people from the
countryside near Alberta were guests
of the Alberta Commercial Club last
Saturday afternoon and were treated
to a moving picture performance,
speechmaking and program of vocal
and instrumental music. Every inch
of available space at the opera house
was taken and many people in the
village did not have chance to secure
seats. 1t was the first get-together
meeting undertaken by the Alberta
business men and the event was a
grand success.
L. P. Norby called the meeting to
order at two O'Clock when he told OF
the purpose of the gathering, and the
friendly feeling prevailing between
village and country. Mr.. Norby has
never been suspected of being a pub
lie speaker and ne greatly surprised
his hearers in his composure and
fuency of words. Prof. Grafelman
followed with an extemporaneous talk
which was listened TO with rapt at
tention. Prof. Davies, of the Morris
high school, was the only out-of-town
speaker and his address was we'll re-
ceived and highly appreciated by all.
Odin Norby recited poem about the
frost on the pumpkin and as he pro-
ceeded the thoughts conveyed were IL
Illustrated in pictures upon the screen.
Miss Danielson appeared in clever
Swedish dialect recitation which was
listened to with great deal of merri'
ment. The Alberta girls glee club
sang several selections, and the Chora
Club, assisted by the Pepperton Choir,
gave a short program that captivatec
the audience. So we'll was every
number on the program presented thai
the crowd remained in their seats fol
nearly four hours.
Those who witnessed the pictures
and listened to the rest uf the program
went away profuse in their compli
ments to the commercial club for the
excellent entertainment, and to AL
berta people in general for the kindly
spirit in which the undertaking wa
originated.
Alberta has a high class of progress
sive farmers residing near the town
and feels fortunate in having theil
good will and business. When the lde'
of little reception was first sug
gested at a recent meeting of tn
Commercial club it found enthusiastic
endorsement of every member. 4
committee was appointed and consid
ering the very limited time for ar
rangements Saturdays doings wer
more than expected.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
VILLAGE OF HANCOCK.

Bushes Subdivision of Lot 3 Block 8
Comstock. Addition.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-02-26
CITY OF MORRIS.
Morris Addition.

CITY OF MORRIS
Watson & Leonard's Addition.
Total Tax
Name Of and
Owner Description Lot Blk Penalty
6. w. Dop1zins .......1 and 2 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
NUMBER or DEAD Is
EsTIM .TED Ar tIG'

Houston. Tex. Aug. Tile death
list from the guli storm decreased
slightly today and the m.selrs NF' Dee
creased considerably. Tho No'wn
dead list Wag il6 including thir-eD
known dead in Galveston. .iliue othor
bodies were found about Ga'yes,ou,
but they were supposed Gee De- itur.
the mainland for the most na-'
II is expected the dead VIII b." I'M
creased hv dozen or more Nhcn The
virginia Point hotel collapse ie clear
cd mp Twenty persons are Hs'cl a.
missing in THE collapse aud up to to-
day mo- trace OF those missing had
been reported here.
Reports indicated that the thirty
pcrs0us yesterday listed ns Tissiug
at Bolivar has been found. outside of
these thirty at Fonvar the only other
st7glc large missing list was Hfty on
the drcdgc Houston The fac, that
nearly an persons on dozen other
dredgcs working In the same vicinity
near Galveston had turned mp alive
after two or three days search FOR
them relieved worry over the Hous-
ton situntion.
\ conservative estimate of the
missing today war lcss than 100
Reports from Galveston Wcrc up-
tnistic fur rapid recovery of the
rlty's routes for food supul and FOR
early establishments ~ wire councc-
lions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
Editorials on
the Arabic

Now Moxioan, santa Fe, says There
need no longer be any doubt as 90
the attitude OF Germany and as 70
her determination To defy and con-
denim this government and continue
the killing of our citizens " they
q. 300 the ocean on English nncrs Ana
our hand being set 10 the plow there
Is no looking hack.
Phoenix Gazette From facts AT
hand the sinking Of the Arabic under
She terms of Americas latest note, ap-
pears 20 be an "unfriendly act ana
one which this government Is bound
70 take cogniaancc. Representations
should be- immediate and pointed OF
this country viii lay herself open "a
a charge OF humiiiatlng baekdown
from hish position
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
Germans Capture NOvogeor-
gievsk, Enemy's Last Bull
wark In Poland; Resistance
of Enemy Stubborn
ENORMOUS STOCK OF
SUPPLIES CAPTURED
Important Russian Post Sur
rendered Following Desper-
ate Siege; Won Beseler Hero
of Great Battle.

Berlin. Aug 20. Cvia London. 1870
p. m.l-Official announcement was
made here today OF the capture Of the
important Russian fortress of Navo-
seorgievsk and more than 10000
men.
The usual daily statement from
German army headquarters which
was issued today several hours after
the special bulletin aRnouncing the
fal lof Novogeorsievsk. says that the
complete garrison al that fortress
consisted of $1,000 men. OF these.
the starement adds. more than 30. 900
were captured In yesterdays battle
alone.
The earlier bulletins from Berlin
stated that the entire garrison waa
captured by the garrison. Il n not
clear. however whether a considerable
part of the total of 5000 escaped
The statement follows;
'''The fotess ~ N0vogeorgievsk. tho
enemy's last buiwark IN Poland mas
been captured after stubborn resist
ance.
THE entire garrison. Including &C.,
600 men and an enormous stock OF
war material fell into our hands
The emperor left for Noyogeorgie-
vsk in order to give the thanks OF
himself and the fatherland TO the
leader OF the attack. General Won Bes-
elcr. and his troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
WHITE STAR LAST
or INNCCpUN NTED TOR

Sew YORK. Aug Co., Tho White 7tHr
lime today gave out Do list of twenty
Nrabi, passengers who had not been
accounted tor in adNiccs received al
the lines local office. The h-t was
madc up from names received lAi"
last night us mo- direct word from
Eugmur lid hecu received hN the
local Office between 9.3o 10 m aud
noon today
Tine last press diepItrh'- from L'"-
don today received several hours ait,r
the White star udyiocs, stated that 'h
hut eight oi the Arunirs passengers
had been landed u Quocnrto"u
The list given out by the N"u'
star line here included the names "'
Ium,s UoulhDu and Thomas Gilmore.
Americans who. according to state
department udylpys received at Wash
inpton. are among the saved. THO
white star list follows.
Bruricrc. Mrs. Josephine !.
iioullhun, Jnmey
Wood Edmond Y.
BollNant, William
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
White Star Line Announces
All But Eight of Passengers
Have Been Landed Safely
at Queenstown.
ONLY 2 AMERICANS
UNACC0UNTED FOR
Several Members of Crew
Killed Outright When Tor
pedo Strikes Starboard Side
Near Boiler Room.
lBy Evoning liorald I,n,od wIrrl

London. Aug. 21.-Thc nest iutur-
nation now available indicates that u
score or more persons lost their lives
in the sinking of the White star liner
Arabic by German Submarine yes
tcrday morniug of the south coast
uf ireland Thus lar it has not been
determined definitely whether any
Americans are among the dead. pr
Edmond =. wood Of James, NE. WIS.
and Mrs Josephine =. Bruguicro. an
American who mad lived IN Europe
Tor some years are missing
The white star line announced this
morning that ail hut eight ui the pas
scngcrs had been landed at Queens
town. -Four of these were s1id to De-
Americans Accordng to Information
oabiod tu Washington Dos LOWS g.
! Thompson American consul al
Queenstown. however Dr. wood and
Mrs. BruEuiero are the only missing
Americans. Tho other two. James
Houlihun of Philadelphia and
Thomas Elmorc ot Ncv YorK were
reported by Mr Thompson tp nave
been saved.
I'm ai about 500 ol tlD lg3 persons
ON hoard the Arabic have boon ace
counted FOR The fate cot the utheTs
De- stIll Iu doubt but as the h"hi'
scupth,n since the Arabic met with
swift dcstruru"u. hopes that the
others may have been saved are fad
tuE
The announcement that AN hut
eight OF the passengers were saved
bur. ont earlier rDportr that tho great
majority of tho missing wur, mem
beers uf the crew. Captain WIN Fin't
of tho Arabic gaN" testimony tu me
hcruism oI his engineer and tromcn
several of whom remained az th'n
posts to tine last Goo iusuIo tho si"r
ot the passengers and probably 7tcll
feed their lives Dthcr survivors Hil
that the torpedo which POM the Ara
bios nun Killed outright FrNcrtl mcl
iu the boiler rooms tn TORPEDO
struck ON the starhutrd side ah"u
ON, hundred fcct from the stern uc'
tho boiler rooms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
REWARD OFFERED
FOR Leo FRANK
LyNCHERS
Governor Harris Issues Pro-
clamation; Atlanta and
Marietta People Boast of
knowledge Of Identity Of
Mob Leaders.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug 20. Having r.
fercd reward of $500 for the
first three persons convicted IN con-
ucction with the lynching ~ Leo NJ.
Frank" Governor Harris viii call a
conference iu Atlanta OF the Officials
of Baldwin and Cobb counties 10 con-
slider what further steps shall bc
taken. The state prison farm. from
which Frank was abducted. is located
in Baldwin county, while his body
was found near Marietta. in Cobb
county n has been reported that the
officials of these two counties have
been at variance MS 10 which should
take the initiative.
The situation has been further CONF
plicatcd by more recent reports that
Frank may have been killed in "a third
county at some point along the Mill
edgeville- Marietta highway. the body
being carried later to the outskirts OF
Marietta for a more conspicuous dis
play
I'm his proclamation offering "a re-
ward. Governor Harris took cugni-
zunco of "A doubt as 10 where Frank
met his death by saying he was taken
from the state prison in Baldwin
county. "nnd found dead In the county
of cobb"
Nothing has been learned by the Of
ncials az 60 the Identity Of the men
who formed what b. now locally
termed the vigilance committee.
Persons in Atlanta and Marietta boast
that they know the ringleaders In Mon
day nights affair but 50 far none oil
them has made an effort To obtain
tho stgtrfs reward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
GERMAN LOSSES ARE
HEAVY FRENCH REPORT

Paris Aug 20, 2:30 p. m.-The
French war office this afternoon gave
out "a statement on the progress %
kustlities which reads:
There has been continued activity
on the part o. our artillery along the
banks of ting Oise. 10 the north of the
Aisae. IN the Champagne district. ard
alone the front at La Seille.
TN the Arsonne there has oeen
nghting with mines In the region OF
Vienne- le- Chateau and tEhtiaR At
close rnnge with bombs and hand
grenadeg in the sactor OF ST. Hubert
ard near Marie Thercse.
ION the heights OF the Lnge and
of schratznannele, the German los
ses have been very heavy. We found
large number of dead German sol
diors n the trenches, $50 yards loi
which we occupied"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
DURANGO RE-OCCIPIED
BN VILLA ~ CLAIM

El pasu Tex Aug. 90 Reports
nou the south todug state the oity
of Durango. occupied August ~ Dot,
q ruidinp part, of Arricta and car
RAMA forces Iidrd hg revolt of the
villa troops there, hur been ro-pC.u-
pied uy NllI forces from Torreuu
without % nght General Cuuuto
Reyes. commanding villa cNpodit-
ionHry force said tu he about $4,000
men ls uuthoutatNcy reported near
ing Iacatccps from the south tu foHm
a junction with General N.a zoo Tor
rcon where the northern chicftaIn
was located today. Zaralcous i- said
co. nc occupied POS the CHrranza forces
that lett Durlnho city
Gnecral Fierrp. heading g division
of Gc1oral Reyes forces is reported
ut Symuu, about 100 miles south oi
TurroOn,
The Carranza consulate today an.
uounCcl receipt of "a ranlegrHm from
Vera cruz stating tclographic COM
munilation established us far north
aa FrcsnuIo near Torrco1.
san Antonio. Tex Aug 2O.--t'ndor
the heading "lt is rumorcd town oi
Mercedes. Texas taNen Boy rebels" III
/ Demo ofr,ta. newspaper ut Maia'
morus Mexico. published "a startIins
STORY OF how Mexican rebels defeated
un American army and captured th'
/ Texas town. according Go a mcssag
/ TODAY from Brownsvinc.
| The story said the MeNicans hnall
! abandoned the town 10 march 20 othe
places, the message stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
NMERICNN SECuR'TIrS
CNRiiIID pN NI\BlC

London. Aug 20 90 90 understood
that the Arabic carried between $40
u00 900 and Sl5.000.o GOO worth %.
American securities for Sew YORK..
Tr,.o au were insured and th" nm
d,rwritcrs at Iloyds and 100 various
unirrW institutions were husr this
mourning looking up the details and
rrriuginG claims.
one Brm alone had Sl.2'o. 1000
worth Of securities on the sunk'n N"t-
srI n is understood that somc stocks
ARE being purchased In America q"
cover these.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
Frankly Admitted That Seat
of Russian Government May
Be Removed to Moscow at
Any Time.
GERMANS ARE GAINING
ON LAND AND SEA
Grand Duke Nicholas Is Hard
Pressed by Field Marshal
Won Mackensen; Situation
Grows More Desperate Each
Hour.

lond"h' AUS. ~ O. ll''O "a M --
As the Nuslil"hs ana 'ei mans pI'sS
on To the last "i the "ut'NihE loIl-
rcsscs standing between t'r Nuss'"h
capital ana the invaders fcii"sl"d lH
ebcussins the ddNish'il'A "i reih"N-
ing the government L" ~ ancient seat
"l M'H'"M' "lM"fH .Nl'7'"'' n" wv
heart OF the nation. h"tno ls mo-"
definitely M the hahdH OF lhc ''i-
mhns. Thc il'nkins movement "'
Field Marshal Won Mark'h-rn si"Ws
more threatening hourlS' ana '' Nuu'n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
Heavy Downpour of Rain Ac-
companied by High Wind;
Houses In Surburbs Com
pletely Surrounded by Wat
err.
BOATS BEING USED
TO RESCUE HELPLESS
Automobile Roads and Car
Lines Leading Out of City
Closed; Public Buildings
Open for Homeless.

81. Louis, Aug. 20.-Thc south
western part of 81. Louis waa under
water today and residents we're going
ABOUT in boats az result Of con-
tInuous downpour OF rain that began
about o'clock tbis morning and
followed steady drlzzlc that lasted
nearly an day Thursday.
At o'clock this morning four
inches of rain h5d fallen The storm
was accompanied by high wind
As the morning advanced the
downpour increased. Railroad service
on the Missouri Pacific and ST. Louis
ana san Francissn railroad tracks.
which run through the southwest part
of the city was discontinued as the
rails we're Hooded by water from the
Desperes river. This stream had in
creased az one point from six feet to
g0O feet
Flood waters from the Desperes al
swept over the wabash tracks which
run west ana northwest and two in-
coming trains were halted several
miles from the union station.
ono train stopped at Delmar sta
tion near the western city limits but
the wafer around the station Was su
high that hrcmen and street cmpioyes
we're called to assist the marooned
passengers. Ropes were tied about
the rcscucrs To- pun thcm through the
current ~ thcy wadcd in.
Several negro settlements near the
fire clay works In the southwest part
We're Hooded and families were taken
from second story windows
Telephone calls tu police stations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
c 0 n D | II ON s IN
c ALIVE s 7 0 n
imp ROVE
Telegraph Communication Is
Restored; Water Service to
Resume Tonight; Eight To-
tai Of City's Dead.
ID Evenine nsrald Lea.ea wIrel

Galveston. Texas, Aug 2O.-Wire
service was restored % GalNc to-
day by the Western Union. The llrst
message out of the city since Monday
was an Associated Press dispatch say
ing GaNoston's known loss of life
was eight killed In the city proper
and twenty-five In the low sections on
the western portion of the island.
Water service b. expected To- be re-
sumcd tonight. There is plenty of
food In the city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
NTW YORK WOMAN IS
AMONG TtII MISSING

New YUrk. Aug .O---Il va 70
potod at the White star huy office
that relatives OF Mrs Iu.rphiuc J..
Hrusuicrc had received a. ooblnEf'm
from her SON. Louis irusuIcro. say
ing his mother had been lost MI
BruuuI,rc was ID,ompuuNius hH
mother and an lists su far published
rrport him sawed. uu'Wls at tny
ofn,c. however pid they had heard
uothiuE definite rcgarling the report
ed m'esasr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
FIREARMS SEIZED IN
COAL FIELDS TO BE
RETURNED TO OWNERS

Denver, Aus 90 The distribution
Of between 1000 and $1,000 firearms
seized hv the Colorado national guard
during its occupation of ne coat min
ing districts during the strike OF 1915
"a. viii begin at Trinidad. August 23.
according to an announcements made
today The distribution Will he m
charge Of Captain A. n Dchiene Who
later will go 20 Waisenhurg 40 return
firearms 90 former owners
Firearms seized BY the Cnited
states troops during their occupation
OF the strike zone already have heen
retnrned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
ROB BANK OPPOSITE
A POLICE STATION

Los Angeles Aug -0 Three men
held uu TODAY the manager. book
keeper and dopositor ot the Boyle
u,ights suburban branch ot the
Home SAVINGS bank aud escaped bank
official. said. with 5000. The bank
is ucrofs th, street from the police
station
In 10 ruuuina street fight pursucrs
rx hlur,d shots with the highway
men who r1mmnudccrcd an tutomo-
bile and escaped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
SNMNRA AND GLADIATOR
ARE REPORT I'D SUNK

London. Aug. 20. t6.3o y. M
The British steamers Samara OF
Glasgow and Gladiator Of Liverpool
have been sunk.
The crew of the Samara IS proceed
ing 20 port In a trawler.
Thirty-fiye noinbers "f the Gladla-
tors crew are ir life boats, which are
being towed to port by trawlcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
BOSTON MAN FALLS
DOWN RAINIER TO DEATH

Tacoma Wash, aus. 2o. While
climbing Gibraltar rock on Mount
Raiu,r with party OF eastern tour
lists. g. e.. prdNHy oi Boston slipped
and plu1gcd to death down "a canyon,
a,. ardIur to adticcs received to-day.
Mr. Ordway saw her husband fan.
prdwat'a bod. was recovered ny
other members of tho party ana .s q"
nr brought to Tacoma from where y
WIN probably hc shipped cast The
accident ur.urrcd late yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
COLORADO GERMANS
OBJECT TO LOAN

Donver AuE 20. = The Gcfmna-
American alliance OF Colorado.
through its executive committee. to-
day dispatched letter 10 President
Wilson. protesting agHins' the pro-
posed flotation Of a British war loan
In the United states. The alliance
contends that such loan would DO
violation oi neutrality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
\ { AVy I OIL D T
STEAM 7
ARE SUNK
British Owned Vessels Sent 10
Bottom by German Submar-
ines; None Carried Passen-
gers, Is Report.
IBy Evoning norald f.,aaed wiroI

Queenstown. Aug 30. a 10 y. mi
a report was circulated here today
that the White star liner lapland
had been sunk There was no con-
frmatiou of this report ANA Il Is
considered probable that thc lap
land was confused with the British
steamer New YORK City torpedoed
yesterday. whose crew landed here to-
day
The Lapland, a Red star liner un-
der charter 10 thr Whine star line
sailed from Sew york ON August 2
for Liverpool Sho is due In Liver
pool late today or early tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20

English Miss Mary
Fitzgerald, Patrick
Souillcr H.
Mclia Miss Ellen
Mills. Miss Maria
NcANC. Mrs.
Randall. Mrs
Tgttcrmil. Mrs
Tbttcrsal. Mis- Irene
Third class,
Elm0rc. Thomas
Hcrmaus Mrs T.,
Harrington. Mary.
McMahon. Thomas
RaddinEton, MARY.
sullivan. Cornelius
Thomas. Florence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
I,re..ldcnt vI.a.. o,rmIl.,.

WASHINGTON. Aug 20. - President
Wilson slipped away from the White
House early today and started for
Philadclphis hy motor "a visit his oc-
culist. Two automobiles, one carry.
ing secret service men. were In the
party
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
ONE SPANISH STEAMER,
ONE NDItNIltsIAN SINK

London, Aug co. Gi.f5 a. mlg-
The Spanish steamer Peria Castillo
and the Norwegian steamer Sveffos-
borg m,,c been sunk by "a submarine.
Three members of the crew of the
Penn were saved The fate of the
nthrrs on that craft and oi those ON
the -tprftshorg is unknown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20

Montreal Aug. 2o.--rhe KING
George stakes Of 5000, 2;0s trottees.
was won today bV Peter Scott. Victor
starr was second and Duchess third
Time OF third and winning heat Tas
gio9M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
NIsW YORK CRY, BRITISH
AMIR. SUNK. REPORT

London Aug .n t2;a5 o. m.l fho
syans.a Leader reports that the Brit-
ish steamer Ncw york city has been
sunk h, crew of the vessel has been
saved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-20
AT 10 n Of
D j R A n c 0 IS
DISPUTED
Both Carranza and Villa Fore.
es Claim to Have Possession
of City; zacatecas Objective
Point.

WaehngiOn Aus 90" GIurrUI Car-
Dnzs tclcraphrd his agents here too
day that General Domingo Arrietta
and rurrt11a forces captured the rity
uf Durango August l3.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.

The Knights of Pythias of the 23rd district
will hold a convention in this city, tomorrow,
Friday, evening. There will be work in all
three ranks. All members of the order are
requested to be present.
Palestine Commandery, K. T.. is to he the
guest St. Johns Day, of Trinity Commandery Of
Augusta, which is also to entertain five other
communicates, and has appointed the follow
ing committee to make arrangements for the
pilgrimage: Eminent Sirs Morris L. Slugg,
James II. Howes, Ralph H. Howes, w. C. Lib
hey and D. f. Stephenson.
The Rebekahs of Camden, Rockland and
Warren formed past noble grand association
at the home of Mrs Ebert Crosby in Camden
March 18th. There were 10 present and great
ethus iasm was shown over the forming of the
association. The following officers were chosen:
President, Mrs. Ebert Crosby; first vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Eva Prince of Rockland; second vice
president. Mrs. Fred Mathews of Warren; Sc
cretary, Miss Winnifred Nash of Camden:
treasurer, Mrs. Sarah L. Pascal of Eockport'
The association will meet once month, and
the next meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs Flint in Rockland on Wednesday April. End.