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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
NEGRO DIES AFTER FIGHT
Joe burke Suspected Of Assembling md
killing Joseph I'm in East
End Tnrhcr Shop.

Detective Sergeant Wily ana Police
man Daniels yesterday arrested Joe
Burke, colOr"d, on a charge hf being
Il suspicious character. suspected OF
assauIting ana killing Joseph lin.
The negro viii he arraiGncd IN tho
Police Court to-day.
according to the information se-
cured by the detective. Burke and liill
became involved in an argument in u
Church I'm barber shop Saturday
n.gtt lill is said to have been
w;,rncd not 10 repeat an cpithct which
hc used in addressing Eurkc, ana to
have replied tina, lac ould use the
word as frequently a he liked He
is alleged TO have drawn n knife md
TO have started FOR ElrlSc. whr-cupon
Burke at once loorcd hm with Il blow
IN 'hc face.
IN! lived above the barbc: shop
and was assisted 20 his room No
remained in bed that night and sun
da!', and is said 70 have been rather
sick. Late sunday mgGt The man died.
~ warrant for Burke was sworn out
ana Detective Sergeant WHY arrested
him yesterday. IN inqucs; viii be held
on Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Mother of TripLets
Asks for Pension
Hcnrico Woman, Mother of Ten,
Writes to Goucrnor Stuart
for Aid.

a llenrico County woman. who Is
the mother OF ten children, the young
est of which are three girl babies born
on August ~ last. has written Il let =
ter to Governor Stuart askini, If IL is
true the State Of Virginia pays a re
ward TO the mother Of triplcts. If
such is the case, she desired to he no.
tilted soon as possible.
The triplets weighed thirteen and
onc-half pounds when they were born,
the Governor is informed. and they
have improved since The attcndini;
physician ut the event is referred TO
By the mother as having weighed the
children AZ their birth. and is quoted
by her as saying he thought the state
would give nor a reward.
The mother writes that she is thirty
four years old. and also tells the Gov
crnor that her father was a Democrat
and that her husband holds to the
party also. She requests AN Immediate
reply.
There is no provision in the Virsini:,
statutes for mothers pensions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
FEDERATION OF LABOR
ENDORSES JAMES B. DOHERTY
inSirurtS Attorney Ia firing suit
Against IoiNiu 10 secure settle
mcnt OF CIniIus

Labor Commissioner James H. Doh
crty was indorscd for renppointmcnt
by IN" executive committee of the State
Federation OF Labor at n session held
AZ Murphy's Hotel this week The
action or the committee is said to have
been unanimous.
EiChard Evelyn Byrd, attorney FOR
tho federation, was directed TO bring
suit against Howard II. ColvIn. Mr..
poh"rty's principal opponent for the
appointment, 10 secure a settlement Of
OWNS accounts while secretary OF
tho organization ana as manager of
th" Union News. tn" official organ
The resolutions iuuorsa the Doncrty.
administration of ,he Labor Depart
mcnt, and urged his roappnintmcut hy
the Governor Dohcrtv's term will OK
p.re February T. ana the Governor is
NOT expected y make his selection
uutl near that Gate
Tho Endorsement @ivcn Commissioner
Hon.rty bv tn" cSocutiv" committee
az the state FEDERATION OF Labor is re
-n"dcd as ono Of ;hc must important
.'t made IN tho Gght for The appoint
'uvnt litt"r attacks have bean mad"
IA The commissioner by his opponents.
and he has replied by outlining what
The ollie" has accomplished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
TO SERVE FOURTEEN YEARS
FOR SNATCHING WRIST BAG
''"hius R"hlnscn Gets Ucnvy Sentences
!" trusting" Court FOR Stealing
P''rSc Continuing; 49,

fourte"n !o'trs in the pcni;"ntiary.
wac the punishment mcted out in IN,
iInStinrS Court Yesterday to Junius
toh,hson. colorcd, convicted of snatch
lES wrist bag containing S225. from
MIS- Lena Mayhold. AT Twentieth ana
Hrcad streets. Tho robbery took place
on August C
AS tho negro wrenchcG the purse
rom Mrs. Marfeld's grasp. laccratinr,
nc SKIN wher" TN" chain wound around
her wrist. she screamed. Tho cr,ng
attracted n. c. Faulconer OF 71G Mosbv.
street and Walter niacout. Of 1895
Ncnablc street; who set out I'm pur-
suit OF the fleeing sohhar.
The men overlook the negro near
the corner Of Moshy ana VcnabIe
streets, and held him until h. was
taken into custody NY Policemen Griffin
ana Matt. 1t took The jury only a
short time Yesterday to establish
Rohinson's guilt ana to fix a heavy
penalty for the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
LOCAL. FIRM CLAIMED
ON NL,kSIIII' OF HORSES

Smith Bros. McCIcary- Mcclellan Com
pany interviewed in this suit. asserting
that at the time the attachment was
sued out the horses bolnnGcd to them
and not to Kclham. Upon the suing
out of a second attachment the Amer
lean National Bank, OF this city, in
tcrvencd with the claim that the en-
tire shipment had been hypothcticated
To II, and that thc bank was possessed
Of the title To the shipment
The bank and the Richmond stock
dealers executed bond in the CITY Cir
cult Court to protect the Kentucky
firm against possible loss, and tho at
tachmcnt was temporarily lifted. tho
horses proceeding to Newport News
whence they were shipped TO Europe
Smith Bros. McClcary- Mcclellan Com
pany fled suit for sI55,0)o in the Law
and Equity Court. claiming DAMAGES
for the alleged false attachment. In
awarding damages TO the plaintiff the
court sustains the claim of the Rich
mond firm, and The litigation over tho
shipment is now ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
KELLY NOT GUILTY
Jury in District Court Acuuits Rccti-
Hers OF Frnud Charge Preferred
by Government.

Phil G. Kelly Co, Inc, local dis
it!!ers and rcctincrs, charged by the
government with making use of n
quantity OF untaxpaid spirits. were ac-
quilted in United States District Court
The jury brought In Il verdict OF not
guilty AT 1890 o'clock
Evidence taking was concluded Tucs-
day Arguments to the jury wero
made yesterday by Attorney Harry NJ
Smith. Jr, representing the defendants.
and United States District Attorney
Mann. and Assistant District ATTORNEY
Hiram NJ. Smith, for tho Govcrnme nt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
TWO MOTOR ACCIDENTS
Police Consider Good Work Of Viewers
TN Crowded Srcct" I'm
uSunl Ecnf.

Put two automobile accidents had
been reported to the police up TO a late
iou: last night. i'm spite of the greatly
increased number of cars on the streets.
This is considered exceptional by'
til" police.
W. S Moseley. 313 West Clay Street.
WIS reported TO have driven his ma
chirc INTO ;hc gas light on Bclvidcre
street. between Broad and Grace
struts Tho lamp was distinguished
;nd ~" automobile damaged.
W. :. I;ubank. 1922 Beverley street.
ds'Nir., for G.. Grey, OF Grove Avenue.
ram his machine into the electric light
pole at Burch and Franklin Streets.
This machine was damaged slightly
also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
KENTUCKY HORSE DEALERS
MUST PAY $3.50 DAMAGES
Court Awards Judgment to Smith
Neutrality-suspicious. Com
pnny, Ending Litigation.
SUED OUT FALSE ATTACHMENT
HARRISON, jewell & Patterson At
tached War Shipment of 200
Horses, Title to Which Was Held
by American National Bank.

Judgment for $3.50 has been awarded
in the Law and Equity Court in favor
Of Smith Bros. -MCClcary- Mcclellan
Company against HARRISON. Jewell 81
Patterson. Lexington, Ky. horse deal
ers. for having sued out an attachment
on false suggestions. The judgment
for damages puts an end to the litiga-
ton arising from the attachment last
destined for the war zone.
The Kentucky firm attached the
shipment while 1t was lying over in
the local Chesapeake ana Ohio Tards
awaiting forwarding to Newport News.
alleging that the horses were the prop
'crty Of Harold l.: kelham. local nur-
chasing agent for tho British govern
mcnt Kclham, the Kentucky firm
claimed was indebted 10 it for the
board OF horses in previous shipments
from Lexington to Newport News, ana
the animals lying over in Richmond
were attached To satisfy this debt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
MILITARY BOARD TO MEET
VIII Receive Report on Loss 10 State
In Equipment burned in Crrn-
shaw Warehouse Fire.

Tho State Military r;oard VIII meet
this afternoon for the purpose OF
clcctinr delegates TO the National
Guard Association convention, which
meets in san Francisco in November.
TIE board viii also receive n report
on the loss OF military property stored
In the Crcnshaw Warehouse. destroyed
by fir" Saturday night. The loss 10
the state viii he email and the board
will be given credit by the War De-
partmcnt for the amount OF govern
mcnt property lost IS soon as salts
factory evidence is presented. Members
Of the Military Board are Governor
Stuart AdJutant-Gcneral w. w. Sale.
Brigadier-Gencral G. C. Vaughan, Jr..
Of Franklin, and LieutcnantC olonc ell
10 Lane stern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
WILL NOT MAKE EFFORT
TO HAVE WE'LL REMOVED
Pitcher Abandons Earlier Plan to In
troducc Paper Directed to
VacatinE Office.
DRASTIC ACTION NOT NEEDED
Council Is expected to Act on Mass
Meetings. Suggestion That Com
missioner he Asked to Resign.
Proceeding Will BE Regular.

councilman Pitcher will make no ef-
Tort at the next meeting of the Com
mon Council to secure the passage Of
n resolution removing Police Commits
sioner Cliff We'll from office Fol-
lowing tho mass meeting NJ John
Marshall High School, he announced
That he would Introduce Il resolution
To this effect provided the proceeding
should he held regular by the CITY
Attorney.
After u difference with City At
torncr Pollard. Mr.. Pitcher announced
That he had decided to take no dras-
tic step in this direction. in wv OF
the fact that Commissioner We'll has
publicly stated that he will retire from
the Police Board should the Council re-
quest him to do so with Mr. We'll
willing TO resign any time the Coun-
Cyl asks him to. said Mr.. Pitcher. there
was no necessity for demanding thnt
his office he declared vacant
COMMITTEES WILL. PRESENT
MASS-HEETING RESOLUTIONS
committee appointed by the John
Marshall High School mass meeting
VIII present to the Council the rcso-
buttons adopted by that body. which
call upon the Council. among other
things, TO Request Mr.. We'll to hand in
ms resignation. "csolution in con-
Iormi'N with til ornand will prob
ably he Introduced ~ ono Of the mem
bcrs.
The C',y Attorney has Informed
councilman lI'chcr that ii will be en-
tire'v regular tor the Council to pass
rcSo ution asking for Mr.. Wcirs
r'NShittlCH. Some doubt as to the
Regularity of such Il proceeding was
cNprHsSe' in "nicial circles in view
OF ne faot that tho Council has al
ready rejected 4 resolution To this Of
lect. passing in it's place Il resolution
rcprimaLdinn Mr. We'll for conduct
nretndiciai TO Tho interests OF tho 20
lice Departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Lung-Distancc Walker Here

,crday on Il walking tour to FL Paso.
Texas. He will leave for the South
to-day, following the new automobile
route to Atlanta. He claims to have
been the first man to walk from coast
Ia coast along the route OF the Lin
coin Highway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Williams Nominated for Supervisor.

Tho Democratic Committee Of Not
toway County met yesterday at .'rcwc
Ia take action on filling a vacancy IN
nominations for the board of sup, wi
sors. The member nominated for the
WinntnGham District. in which Grove
is located, found it impossible. bcausc
Of business reasons. to serve and the
committee nominated Il. NJ. Williams.
= well-known farmer OF the district
and n member of the State Board of
Agriculture, for the position The ac-
ton was unanimous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Women Charged with Stealing

Fannie simmons colorcd. was sent
on q" 'lo Grand jury from the Police
Court ra,.day on Il charge OF steal
IN" SIS from tho person of ]. II.
Iuchuuau
Maggie Miller. colorcd, was another
woman sent 30 the grand jury ycs,cr-
day from the Police Court. She t.
alleged TO have stolen $40 from tho
person OF j. y. Yancy. Policeman
Goldsby arrested both OF the women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Two RohberIcs In Hotel.

Two robbcrics were reported TO Tho
police from Murphy's Hotel Yesterday
u. -. bradshaw reported that his room
had been entered in som. unknown
way, and that Il suit OF clothes ana an
ovcrcOat had been stolen. The prop
c:iy was valued At s4J.
w. W. Sellard, another patron OF tho
hotel. reported that his room had been
entered in Il similar manner, ana a
$50 handbag stolen. Detectives were
investigating last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
RECEPTION AND SUPPER
WILL. FOLLOW MEETING:

Following the general meeting, the
auditorium VIII be cleared FOR :, GEN
eral reception and dancing .uprer
VIII be served later in tho c:cn!rr
The Independent order of B'na! I,'!!th
is the Oldest and largest Jewish fra
ternal order in tho United States, ana
has lodges in every civilized country
on the globe except Russia, where
secret orders are !ntcrdictcd by the
government. The order maintains large
orphan asylums AZ Atlanta, Cleveland
and other cities and hospitals In many
cities of this country and Europe. II
mas taken n prominent part in extend
ing help TO the war sufferers
Riinmon Lodge has a membership
OF approximately 900. Alvin r.. Hutaler
Is president. 4 former president. fIar-
old :. Bloomberg. was recently elected
president OF the Fifth District Grand
Lodge. Tho Firth District comprises
Maryland, the District OF Columbia,
Georgia, South Carolina. North Caro-
lima. Virginia and eastern Florida DR..
+. y. calisch, OF this city. Is a member
oc the grand lodge executive COM
mittec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Fugitive from Hing william.

Policeman Bcrtucci yesterday arrest
cd Robert Cecil on Il warrant charging
MN with being fugitive from JUS
ticc from King William County, where
he is said to be wanted for a felony.
The man VIII be given a hearing in the
Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

Adele Brown, q fourteen yoar-old
coIored pupil ~ SlGaey School died IN
the schoOlroom yesterday afternoon
from hcmorrhage OF tho lungs she
had gone across the street 10 huv a
lunch and was taken Sick tn tho store
The GiIi was assisted hacI, 10 her class
room and died there ~ few minute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
TRE!ASENERSUIp FIGHT
PROMISES DEVELOPMENTS

The State Treasurcrship fight has
not taken ON anything like 4 pcrma
ncnt lineup. TIL" announcement thar
former Senator George y. Kcczcll. of
Rockingham, expected to he a candi-
date aroused much interest a.. brought
out talk OF other aspirants in the event
Asher w. Hartman, Jr., is not 4 can
didate TO succeed himself John W.
Williams, clerk OF the House of Dele
gates, has been mentioned in this con
ncction.
There is every indication that Colo
mel T. .. James. Secretary Of tho Com
mouwcalth. viii have "a hard fight on
his hands. He incurred the cnmity of
the Anti Saloon League in the 2rohi-
hi,iou campaign and that organiza
ton may back a candidate against
him. Up To tho present time j. II.
{. Grasty. OF Stanton. member of
tho House Of Delegates from Augusta
for two terms, appears to he tho lead
iu= opponent whom Mr.. James win
have. GTasty is q special interua! rev.
cnuc AGENT in charge Of the enforce
mon; OF the Harrison drug law. nni
his work is taking him to all scctio.. /;
Of the state. giving him an oppor-
unity TO enlarge his acquaintance
Harris Hart superintendent Of
Roanoke schools, is Il candidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
against II. G. Stcarnes, who is generally
understood TO he n candidate to sue
coed himself. Mr.. Hart was in the
city TO attend meeting Of the State
BOARD of Education Monday night. and
saw many OF his friends lie has re-
, c"iv"d many promises Of SrIpport
senator Martin left Yesterday at noon
| for Washington. Senator Swanson and
Mrs Swanson went to Chatham later
n tho day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Disordcrly on street Chr.

Edwin Saler was arrested By Police
men Thomas and Krug yesterday on n
charge of being disordcrly on n street
car ana with resisting the officers in
the discharge Of their duty. lie will
be given hearing in the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Touring Chr stolen.

j. p. Shafcr. 36l7 Grove Avenue. last
night reported to the police that his
Ford touring car had been stolen from
Ninth and Broad Streets early in the
evening. No clue 70 the car mad been
secured up to an early hour this morn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
fugitive From Norfolk

Detective SerEeants Wiley and Wilt
sn!re last night arrested Mrs J. w
Turner, OF North Carolina. on a charEe
OF being a fugitive from justice from
Norfolk. where she is alleged to ha 70
jumped board bill Of $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Fined for Assault.

Clara and Ella Woodson and Mary
Hooker were fined SIS and costs by
Magistrate II. :. Sunday. OF Hcnrico
County. charged with assaulting Albert
Davis. All parties were colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Loses Two Diamnnd RIpr..

Mrs II. Stewart Jones l7Oy Grove
Avenue yesterday reported to the POI
lice that she had lost two diamond
rings. valued at 500. while shopp;nr
on Broad Street yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Judge KegIey DESIGNATED.

Judge Fulton KeGley has been desiG-
mated by Governor Stuart to sit in tho
Circuit Court of Washington County
at the trial OF certain ca scs in which
Judge Preston w. Campbell deemed Il
inadvisahlc for him to preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Married In Wnshinrton

Marriage licenses have been issued
In Washington to Macon +. Longest
and ;. Kate Wilson. both of Richmond,
and to G. Ashton BlankcnshiD and Ida
w. Mimms, both OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
INTERESTING RUMOR AS TO
CONGRESSMAN CARLIN

Political observers, close to tho
heads Of the Virginia organization.
said there was no truth in the ru-
NOR regarding Mr.. Carlins candidacy.
and the Congressman himself was
quoted as saying that he would not
be in the race. With il generally un-
Attorney Richard Evelyn Byrd will not
be Il candidate, considerable Interest
was manifested in the strength being
developed in various sections OF the
State by Lieutenant j. Tay-
lor EllySon and Attorney General John
Garland Pollard. who arc believed to
he leading candidates because Of their
prominence in their respective fields
Of political associations.
II was learned that Westmoreland
Davis. of Loudoun, who has also an
nounccd his candidacy for Governor
has been making an active canvass
throughout the state. and has been
n frequent visitor at county fairs and
other gatherings in the rural districts.
Mr.. Pollard and MIR Ellyson have also
been making many speeches.
The Attorney General appears to
have developed considerable strength
in the First and Second Congressional
Districts. rs we'll rs in other sections
OF the State. Friends Of Senator Mar
tin are putting in strong efforts for
the Licutcnant-c;ov and the
leaders of the organization apparently
are confident that Ellyson is gaining
ground to such an extent that there
is little cause for them to worry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
MANY THINGS WAY HAPPEN
BEFORE PRIMARY TIVE

However. the primary campaign is
eighteen months in the future and
many things may happen in that time.
There has been no definite lineup for
the state Offices OF less importance,
although there Is considerable talk
going the rounds regarding possibili-
ties.
For Licutcna nt-GoV"rnor. ii looks
like the nominee will he Senator Frank
+. Buchanan. or Judge Martin Will
liams. OF Giles. Neither has :nade an
announcement ana no other names have
been mentioned.
What is believed Will develop into
one of the interesting" races is the con
test for Acknowledgement. Hugh y.
White, Of Lexington. member of the
House. ana former Senator Floyd w.
King, OF Clifton Forge. will probably
be the candidates. Senator King en-
tered the race in 1913, but withdrew
when il looked rs If the nch; would
narrow down to tho Attorney General
Samuel w. Williams and John Garland
Pollard. There has been talk Of In
ducing former Speaker Byrd to be-
come candidate for Attorncy-Cicn-
cral. but If he does not run for Gov
ernor It Is believed that Mr. Byrd
will prefer to continue AS United States
Attorney for tn" West District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
POLITICIANS ARE HERE
TO DISCUSS OUTLOOK
Interesting RumOr Connects Con-
gresham Cariin's Name With
GovernorSliip Race.
SWANSON HAS NO OPPONENT
Generally Understood That Richard
Evelyn Byrd Will Not Announce
Candidacy for Governor in Coming
Primary.

lntermingling with the crowds in
Richmond for tho state Fair have been
many men prominent In the political
life of the State United States Sena-
tors Martin and Swanson. who werc at
Murphy's Hotel Tuesday and yester-
day, received many callers in their
apartments and discussed the politi-
cal situation in the state with WISH
tors.
With Senator Swanson practically
, assured Of being rcnominated next
summer, interest turned largely to tho
gubcrnatorial campaign of 1917. In
quiricS were made by the Senator'S and
visitors regarding the candidates of
various aspirants for state Offices and
Che general outlook In the Congress
sional districts next year.
one bit Of political gossip. which
started from an unknown source. was
not taken seriously, but caused some
comment. 1t was to the effect that
az the proper time Congressman
Charles G. Carlin. of Alexandria, would
become a candidate for Governor. Mr.
Carlin was in the city for the I'M
yelling of the monument to President
John Tyler in Hollywood.
Senator Martin, Senator Swanson and
Congressman Carlln called on Cover
nor Stuart at the Executive Mansion
yesterday morning and spent half an
hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
B'NA| BIRTH TO CELEBRATE
F|FT|ETH ANNIVERSARY
Rimmon Lodge, No. 68, Plans Big
Birthday Occasion mt JEFF
fcrSOn Hotel
MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS
200
Local Organization Was Chartered
ON October Do, 1868, and Has
Enjoyed Sound Half-Ccntury OF
Growth.

Arrangements have been completed
by an executive committee Of twcnty
five members for an elaborate celebra-
ton Wednesday night In the audi
torium Of the jefferson Hotel in honor
OF the hft!eth Anniversary OF the estnb
llShmcnt OF Fimmon Lodge No 6s In
dependent Order OF B'nai Birth
charter was issued to Rirnpon
Lodge on October ~. 1866. 1t was a,
iirst planned TO hold the celebration
on the evening OF October - 1915
the exact httieth Anniversary OF Tho
chartcr--Dut 1t was found advisable 10
adEanc" the date two days and tho
festivities viii take place Wcdnes dny
night.
Invitations arc being issued 10 he
tween io' ana 500 PERSONS. and il !s
Planned To make the occasion The ,Dog,
ambitious that has becn staged nv
limmon Lodge IN It's i.alf. century OF
existence. The celebration VII! conytst
.irst of general ,ro"tin-- Of tho mem
bersh!p ana invited guess with b-lcf
! talks by prominent members @. tn.
local lodge. and an address b. a ma
tonal oihccr OF the order