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Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A.

William b. Gushing Camp. No. 80, Di-
vision of Maryland. Sons Of Veterans. |.
= 4, met last "Wednesday evening in
Grand Army Hall. with Commander
omar ]. Nclcy presiding during the first
part OF the meeting. and the senior vice
commando. =. Albert Lang. assuming
the chair late.
J. Clinton Hiatt reported that the
ftc- par.y has been arranged at the Co.
lunbia Theater for May :.
Acting Commander Lang appointed as
III q, cu-sion committee Gurron K. Scott,
: Clinton HIATT. William 7. Wolfe.
SlIas Z. Robb And Gustave L. Beck
man.
wrIrrc1 z. Ga-,cIt secretary oc tho
camp. was reported or the sick list. SIX
appIica-iort for membership were re
csivcd and retired TO tn" investigating
committee. AClrr thn meeting a social
l,o-- ard s.1oker vas enjoyed by all
present.
Last TAu-~G..y evening. at the regu-
.a- meeting OF the board of nanlgers OF
fhr Som Of Veterans Drum Cor7s OF
WILLIAM l. Cusi,iug camp. No. D. held
at -. \ x. hrrlGuarters. ii1c P"0rsyl-
lima Avcru" northwest. :to"ut IN, MY
~. bows presented themselves before
TIC board for inspection as To- their fit
ross and eligibility to become members
~ the drum corps and to Sign the eppG-
,-.,'ion oil. All measured rD 10 the re-
q .,irenIent of being descendants o. Union
Veterans Of tho civil war. Announcement
MS made that a representative Of the
Board would he present 10 meet any OF
~" boys o. new candidates who might
Inc "a cnlis: a @. A. T. headquarters
..vary Thursday evening at - o'clock.
Tho several men who have been appoint
- 70 instruct IL. BOYS in PLAYING .hS
..'.'. drum and ,uCI" were also present.
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Ladies of the Maccabees.

Next Tuesday tn" Officers Club 81
III. District will be entertained BY
Mrs. Lille Patrick at her home. 20s
Webster street northwest. The history
of tho fraternal beneficiary societies
WIFI be reviewed.
Victory Hive will celebrate its fifth
anniversary in Pythian Temple Tues
dey night. Special preparations for
thr celebration are being made. The
hive row has a membership of 100 and
one Of the gifts to the hive for this
fifth birthday will be the initiation OF
five now members.
The regular review OF National
Hive. No. l. in Pvthian Temple. will
l." held Friday night. The hive ex-
poets to remind its members Of The
nearness OF April Fools Day.
Columbia Hive entertained tho mem
brrs of Columbia Tent. their friends.
and Liberty IIiv" 'uv- week. Victory
lIt,e wa ~ " rcr.l.... r'..d. NJ .n"~;
W. lna,i.. go ''fIru nu,hWaIu tim, in
AGAIN ''Ju~t ior the night" March
srg TO J"rusaicm.' - Trip on the
Wings OF Musir.' and cskeualk wore
rome o. the games. Little Miss Shat
fer Gang and danced. Mrs. NJ. T. La
Jtuo spok" OF IN. wonderful growth
and stability OF the order and d. Ed
wurd Clark responded IN behalf OF the
X o. r. NJ. expressing regrets OF d.
w. Gall. State commander OF X. o. r.
NJ. for necessary absence.
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Tribal Doings Of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe. No 10. met at Paint.
ers' Hall. Sixth and G streets. last
week. The national hayloft was Or
Ganized. with members OF Sioux and
other tribes The hsyloft Will meet
hereafter on the last Thursday In the
month.
Next Thu day the tribes degree
team viii initiate Harvey McLauren-
son in the adoption. warriors and
chiefs degrees.
Logan Tribe met last week at Wis
consin avenue and y street northwest.
Visitors were present from Sioux Tribe
headed by Sachem Levey and Great
Sachem John l. Bunch, and Great
Senior Sycamore Heidenheimcr On
Sunday night the tribe attended sery-
ices At Peck's Memorial Chapel One
hundred Redmen were present to hear
tho Rev. Mr.. Agnus talk on the his
tory of the tribe and the Redman.
Usage Tribe met last week at So
ciety Temple. The tribe will have an
initiation tomorrow night when Louis
J. Roebach will be introduced into the
mysteries of Redmanship An opcn
meeting will follow the initiation.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday night
at 643 Louisiana avenue northwest.
The charter was draped on account of
the death OF Brother Louis Lavilts,
which occurred at Fougnkeepsie, N
Y, recently
Through an error it was announced
last Sunday that the tribe would be
entertained at an open meeting of
Harmony Lodge. No. .. I. o. o. F., on
April IL. The meeting referred to will
be held on Wednesday. March 81.
Seneca Tribe met Friday night At
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Royal Arcanum Doings.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE.

members with Royal Arcanum buttons
II. p Boddis, the pianist o. Oriental
Council. played for the first time his
Royal Arcanum March" which is
Sousaesque IN style. He will also play
this march at the annual banquet on
April G. by which time it viii probably
be on sale.
National Council initiated seven candi-
dates. and at the same time exeinpllticd
IFS ritualistic ceremony in competition
FOR the Grand Council prize last week.
Chenille Il. Young, Frank 6. Parks ana
Edwin \ Mess were the committee OF
Judges. At this meeting Grand Regent
Mercer. who is a member of National
thanked his feliow-members for their
generous support during his term as
Crand regent.
Nunicipal Council will hold special
meeting on Wednesday evening to init
ate candidates and to compete for the
degree work prizes. All members are
invited to attend the meeting, which ls
held IN the new Masonic Temple. Eighth
and + streets northeast.
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Tents of the Maccabees.
Calendar.

| March co-National Tent, No J. Old Masonic
1emple: Ame1ean Tint. No. :. Masonic Hall, An.
acstis.
March D.Bavht-ood Tent. No. 6. M.ocases
| April 1-Georset own Tent M 6 Rank Hall, Wis
coasn sIen0e md VI street northwest; District Tent
No :. hail. Fouranda-haH and G streets souti-
west.
! George X. Bender, or Alexandria
Tent. No. .. Alexandria. Va, has peen
elected n delegate to the State con-
vention of Virginia, which meets in
Charlottesville April 8. He is one of
the progressive Maccabees In the Old
Dominion. and has added largely to
the recent revival of interest in his
| homo tent. in adding new members
ana perfecting the degree work Of his
| tent.
brightwood Tent, No. 8, at it's meet
ing, last Tuesday night. had under
consideration, the lection of rep-
resentative to the supreme tent re-
view. which is TO be held in San
Francisco next July. After a full dis
cussion of the merits and dement's
! OF the three candidates and their serv-
I ice to the association in this section,
their experience and their acquaint-
ance with the members of this great
Legislative body. the reny was of a
unanimous opinion that the present
representative in the supreme tent and
state Deputy Supreme Commander d.
/ W. Gall. Is the proper person to send,
for the best interests of the order and
for partial reward for his past sery-
ices and the most capable man for this
particular service. The tent unani =
mously passed resolutions, instructing
g. IN hn ~. .; o,,
to vote for Mr.. Gall and use all hon
orable means to secure his election
and that the record keeper of that
District OF Columbia
The District convention will DO held
At tho Raleigh Hotel. on Saturday
morning, April 10, at . o'clock.
Anacostia Tent, No. Z. hns elected
r A. Estep. the record keeper. as dele
gate to the District convention
Georgetown Tent. will at its next
meeting April l. PUG on the degree
work In full form.
Metropolitan Tent. No. IL. has Sc
lected as its representative in the
District convention d. Edward Clark
ono OF the Maccabce lawyers In the
city. He gives assurance that he is
going to be heard in the convention.
The Supreme Tent Of the Macca bees
will meet in San Francisco May IS
All the officers and representatives in
the East are TO meet In Chicago, and
take a Maccabee train from Chicago
The three candidates for represent
ative TO the supreme session of the
MaCcabees are Charles J. Gates. an as
siStant chief of a division in the
Treasury Department.: II. f.. Chrouch.
- clerk IN the Treasury Department.
and y. w. Gall. the manager of the
association here. who has been for
the last sixteen years, devoting his
time to this freternal work exclu-
Siyely.
pistrNt Commander Thomas L.
Smith has perfected arrangements for
tn" District convention of the Mac
CT bees At the Raleigh Hotel, in this
city. Saturday. April 10, commencing
At o'clock.
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With National Union Councils.


March -IDT.oine< u.sets a. P-7hisn Tempe.
ATriI William Fl. Collins OrInc1 PcTr-H9al
Building Asc 1atru Hall.
Apnl Gov rnnsnt Printing otioc Co1ncl.
Typographical Temple.
DahlSren Council met at Pythian
Temple Thursday evening. One appli-
cation for membership was received.
Fred VI. Book. the newly elected vice
president. addressed the council in his
usual happy manner on fraternalism.
A great deal of important business
was transa acted, after which the mem
bership proceeded TO nearby hotel
for refreshments.
The president OF the senate. Frank
Z. Ferguson, is TO be in Toledo next
Saturday. and or his way back ex-
poets to visit the General Deputies
Association in Baltimore.
Mckinley Council met Friday even
ing in its council chamber at Wash
ington Hall. A large attendance was
present and considerable business of
importance was transacted McKin-
ley Council is one OF the largest in
IN" country, having q membership or
-. stHNdImS ;HIr;ec"lA on the roll
of honor.
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TOMORROW'S MENU,

IL can pay for my bread and cheese,
and my nice little lodging and my two
coats a yeur." WILkIE COLLINS.
BREAKF<sr.
Apple Oatmeal
OrrClet
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Cold Lamb
Potato CHIPS
RruHr Bread
Fresh Fruit
To
DINNER,
Cob Rns+ Ba-r
Mustard
M1shed Pccsross
C-snberri8
Prr.s sri W.T. ashh
Lemon Me-fnglo Pts
Cheese cora
Oatmeal AppIes-Psre. core and silica
four tart apples. put them in d baking
dish and cover with weIl-coolked oat.
meal Bake fifteen minutes and serve
with cream.
Brown Bread-Three cups Of Indfnu
meal. two cups Of rye -four, one cup OF
yeast, three cups of water. one cup o.
molasses. one teaspoonfui Of soda; salt.
Steam four hours.
Prune and Nut Sala6-soav r-unes
and bring them to the boiling point.
then cool them and remove the stones
carefully. FIJI the cavities with nuts
of any sort-peanuts, bisnched all
monds. pecans. or waInuts. Serve four
prunes to each person in u nest OF Lett
tuce leaves with French dressing.
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United Daughters Of the
Confederacy.

The Robert 7. Leo Chapter. NJ. o.
L. .. g, held its regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday. March q. at Confederate
Memorial Hall, with the president. Mrs
Eugenia Rollins in the chair
The most important business before the
chapter was the final arrangements for
the Dixie Ball. TO be given by the chap
ter at the Raleigh. Wednesday. April II.
Mrs. A Eugene Barr was new mem
Der received into the chapter.
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of Mrs. y. l.. Cleary in St Ma rtin's
Church. was attended by Il throng of
members of the knights or Columbus.
Requiem mass VAS celebrated by Rev.
Y. -. Cleary, of the Order of ST. Dom
iniC. 4 son of the deceased. He was
assisted by Fathers Weldron and
Crowley. Father Alexander, of 81.
Martins. preached tie sermon. Burial
WAS III Mount Oliyet Cemetery. Be
sides Father Tleary. three other sons
survive her: Fast Grand Knight Pran
els !. p. CIcary, OF Spalding Council;
Ianicl 4. Cleary. and Owen J. Cleary.
Resolutions expressing the sympathy
of the members OF the order have been
sent to the family. Mrs. Cleary was
widely known and beloved by host
of the members OF the order.
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DISCLOSING SECRETS, THEY SAY.
French Declare British Arc I,,s

London March 1f.-Ar1cas tho French
troops there Is some resentment at tho
leave recently granted the British troops,
inasmuch a. no French soldier, unless no
be the father of six children or more.
can obtain leave. Apart from THIS feel
ing among the French troors, there wns
an impression that the British soldierS
when away from the lines were induced
by German erlissarles unsuspectinsly to
divulgs military secrets. However, in
Wow of the great forward movement. all
leave to the British forces has now been
stopped.
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Patriotic Order of Americans

CarlD 30 .. r -. "r 4, met lat Y eek
l'rcsid'1rt Francis Ll"Hds presided. Past
TrcsiGcut Flurruc" Prince. chairman Of
the good Of tuf. order and rcli"f conf
iu:ttees stated hat sir" has arranged for
81 ball t. ho given at the Old Masonic
Temple, Niuth and / streets northwest
on Wcdr, suav. N1rlI
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\ TlG. degree team and uniformed rank
April l-Cvpress Camp, No. :: I'm Camp. No. e
LADIES CIRCLE
April Maple Grove No. J.
Elm Camp obligated one new mem
Der and received two applications at
its last meeting, Consul Commander
W. Wolfley presiding. Dr. II. w. To
bias. one of the head camp delegates.
made q full report of the convention
held at Fairmont, W. Va. Chairman
SanEston. OF the entertainment com
mitteo, reported that prizes had been
! donated for the euchre party next
month.
The tickle minded" committee Of
! Old Glory camp have promised to give
an entertainment and banquet in IN"
: near future but will n"t l't til" dat"
| become known The u"rnhCrS that
want to attend the banquet are not
J missing n meeting ss il will be held
ut an unexpected time. nr. Tip
petit. the chairman, his promised. ROY
r. Robinson vaH elected and installed
escort. ~ the last meeting 20 i'll an
unexpirrd term. TIL" delegates to til"
head camp convention reported that
the resolution OF ". l. Ford. relative
to the placing Of WO"dneu monuments
iu the national cemeteries was unanI-
mously adopted
There has been 4 movement: started
/ TO prepare a team to compete for the
prize al III" 'r-Nt head camp con
vcntIon. and Lieut.: Col. Wilshnr. who
has charge 81 IN" matte. has prom
ised TO drill and instruct the team.
For the present and until after the
class initiation. April -. drills ana
rehears;Lls viii he held every Mon
day evening 1T th, Northeast Temple.
4 meeting OF all tine consul com
nlanders in this city has been called
by state Manager Mcconnell for
Northeast Temple
On account of the change or head
on pril Ii tho Rov~ OF Woodcraft
April IS Commencing with that date
The meetings will bc held in Washing
ton Hall. Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenuo southeast Six new mem
beers were taken In At the last meet
ing.
Mount Vernon Grove. No. s. Mary
SrhonebeTSer presiding, met last
Tuesday evening IN i;s hall at Four
and-a-nalf and streets southwest
Five new members We're given the
protectiuu degree and several more
were presented for action. Prepare
lions are being made for the box party
and dance TO be given in conjunction
with the Boys of WOodcraft
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Idaho Tribe met at Northeast Tenn
pie. Twelfth and H streets northeast
on Tuesday night. The degree team
Is practicing every meeting night
under its degree master, Past Great
Sachem Robert Thompson.
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Owing to tire high price OF -four in
the Canal Zone the commissary depart
ment has reduced the size of tho loaves
of bread dispensed by II from eighteen
ounces to fifteen and one-half ounces.
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AZ the regular meeting of Spalding
Council on next Thursday evening the
report of the anniversary committee
will be received. Lecturer Merkling,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee, states that the exercises in
cident to the celebration of the seven
tcenth birthday of the council, to be
held IN April, Will be a big attrac-
ton to tho members and their friends
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AdOpfa New Dy.lAWa.

New bylaws were adopted at tho
| meeting Of Potomac Council last Mon
day evening. Grand knight Edward L.
Tucker read several now applications
for membership. Lecturer Frank L
Hewitt announced Q special program
Of entertainment for the next meeting.
April II.
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Washington. d. C.
March Is, 1915.
The Washington Herald,
1922 New York Ave. n. W..
Washington, ID. c.:
Gentlemen: Your courtesies
extended to Hon. Ralph L.
Johnson, supreme organizer of
the Modern Woodmen of Ameri-
ca. We're highly appreciated by
the Woodmen of the District Of
Columbia, especial 4. II. Tai
bot Camp. No. 1872. NJ. w. a.
The Herald is to be congratu-
lated for The pep It has put into
the fraternal page. publishing
all the news all the time.
Yours. fraternaliy.
J. X. DUNCAN.
Clerk of a. Il. Talbot Camp No.
i19i@, NJ. W. A.
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Knights Of Columbus.
Country Club House Opened.

The Columbus Country Club was
host to 200 members ana friends Ia 81
Sunday. when the henutifuI new club
house. recently completed. was open
for inspection. President Leo A. Ro-
ver and the board of managers were
congratulated upon me completion of
tho handsome structure. The building
and grounds represent An investment
OF moro than s25.0O0. thirty-eight acres
OF land situated near the Fort Myer
radio station. A superb view Of Wash
ington and its environs is obtained
from the clubhouse, which is situated
on a blufr, within a stones throw of
Fort Berry station, Virginia
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES

Bank Hall, 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast The tribe is busy getting
candidates for the big class to be held
in April and the degree team captain.
Past Great Sachem King, assisted by
Past Great Sachem Altman Marvin and
Sachem J. u. Altman, jr., Is busy In
getting the degree team in shape.
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APPRECIATE HERALD'S
FRATERNAL NOTES.

March -, 1915.
The Washington Herald.
Washington, d. c.:
Gentlemen: The officers and
members of Potomac Camp de-
sire to express their apprecia-
ton for the publicity given the
meeting held by Potomac, West
End and Central Camps. March
.. at which Supreme Organizer
Ralph z. johnson delivered the
principal address. We sim
cerely wish to thank you for
this and many other past favors
which you have shown in pub
fishing topics Of interest relat-
ing to our society.
Trusting such cordial friend
ship between your publication
and our society may long con-
tinue, I am.
Yours. very truly.
JOHN J. HUGHES.
Clerk of Potomac Camp.
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Great enthusiasm was shown at the
meeting last night of the general
committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the donation party and ball
to be given under the auspices Of the
order in Convention Hall on Easter
Monday night. April 5. for the ben
efiit of st. AIMS Infant Asylum. The
affair is already an assured success.
Chairman Maloy. of the ticket COM
mittec. reported that 1000 tickets
have been distributed. Chairman c.
Eugcnc Edwards stated that many
substantial donations have been made
by many OF the business men OF tho
city.
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Fourth Degree Drill Team to Give
EhibitiOn.

The fourth degree drill team will
give an exhibition drill at the charity
ball in Convention Hall Easter Mon
day night. Practice drill WIS held on
Friday evening in Knights Of Columbus
Han. Mai. Edwards is command
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Degree Of PocahOn tas.

Idaho COUNCIL met Friday night At
Northeast Temple. Twelfth and II
streets northeast. Miss A. F. Roberts
and Mrs. L. F. Patterson were Until
ated and William E. Lorentz was re-
iuSfa.Pfi
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Chairman Joseph d. Mccain las
called meeting OF Carroll Council
Dancing Assembly for this morning
at II o'clock to discuss arrangements
1or the spring carnival TO he given
AT knights Of Columbus Hall under
the auspices of the assembly on
Wednesday, April ii. Treasurer Wal
Lace L. burst will submit his quar-
terly report at the meeting, and the
following chairmen OF subcommittee
will outline their plans ror the en-
tertainmcnt of the guests OF the as
senbly 1t the C2-nivai: Floor, :. Leo
Mccarthy; music, Joseph J. Dcgnan;
printing. George a. Daddy; refresh
mcnts, Lawrence y. Dolan: and recep-
ton, James ". Mclaughlin.
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Choral Society to Rehearse.

The Knights Of Columbus Choral
Society will hold a rehearsal in tho
knights of Columbus Hall today at
2:3o o'clock, with Director james
Dickinson in charge
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Washington Council to Celebrate
Anniversary,

Grand knight Leo A. Rover, of
Washington Council, at a meeting of
the council on last Tuesday. directed
attention to the forthcoming celebra-
tion of the eighteenth birthday ami
versary of the council to be held in
April, commencing the members of
the anniversary committee for the in
telligent and comprehensive efforts pu,
forth to mako this annual reunion a
gala occasion.
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White Eagle Council met Wednes-
day night at Society Temple. Fifth and
G. streets northwest. Miss Emma
wilmer presided. Arrangements were
discussed in reference to the apron
and necktie social"
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Woodmen of the World.
Calendar.

Ms7cl cs-Con1Il commanders. Northeast TEN
pie. degree team ard uniformed rank.
April l-Cvpress Camp, No. :; I'm Camp No {
LADIES CIRCLE.
April Maple Grove, No. J.
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Dramatic Club to Appear fol
Charity.


Charity.
Stage Managers Henry Dolan and
John T.. Luitich, of the Knights of
Columbus Dramatic Cub, are busily
engaged in rehearsing the cast in two
plays My Lord in Livery" and Ma
val Engagements" in preparation for
their production at The Playhouse, on
April 9, at s o'clock p. m, for the
benefit of Dominican Sisters, Of the
Sacred Heart Academy. Park road The
Cecelian Orchestra, Miss Ruth Norris.
leader, will furnish the musical num-
bers.
Plan BANQUET for Supreme X night,
The supreme board of directors of
the knights of Columbus will hold
their regular quarterly meeting in this
city. converting on the nth OF April
at o'clock Washington assembly
fourth degree, will give a banquet at
Rauscher's on the 1eth of April at s
p. m. with Supreme knight James A.
Flaherty and the members OF the SUI
preme board. including Supreme Mas
ter Reddin and Deputy Supreme Mas
ter Boyd of the fourth degree, as
guests of honor.
Many Attend Funeral of Mrs. n. Z.
C1eary.
With many Prominent dienitaries Of
the church in attendance. the funeral
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MUSIC and MUSICIANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.

the direction of Mr.. Oscar Franklin
Comstock, F. A. G. o. Mr.. Basil Sillers
and Mr.. James p. Schick will be the
SnlofcyS
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II can pay for my bread and cheese,
and my nice little lodging and my two
coats Il year." WILKIE COLLINS.
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Mr.. Willard Salem Haynie will be
the offertory sQloist Sunday morning.
March IS at Trinity NJ. L. Church.
when he will sing The Palms by
Faure.
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With many prominent disnitaries OF
the church in attendance. the funeral