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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Carter Lake Club
Tennis Fans Meet

That the season of 1915 would find the
Carter Lake club tennis courts the scene
of considerable activity was the unanI-
nous opinion of the crowd of tennis en-
thusiasts meeting last Friday night Sew.
eral tournaments and inter-club matches
will be held during the suinmer.
The club will fix up the courts and are
now looking for some coo OF 100 yards OF
good yellow clay for that purpose. Some
new courts will also be put in
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
CREIGHTON NIGHT NETS q
TIDY SUM FOR GYMNASIUM

The committee OF Creighton students
which had charge Of the recent ''Creigh-
ton night" at the Boyd theater. held for
the purpose of raising money to start q
fund for the Creighton gymnasium. has
deposited SCI in local bank az the first
real cash available for the proposed
structure. The money Is the amount re-
naming after the expenses OF the play
were met
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Joe Jackson's Home
Run Turns the Tide

BEAUMONT. Tex, March N.-Joe
Jackson's home run over centerfield fence
with one man on base, broke a seventh
inning tie game between the Cleveland
Americans and the Beaumont Texas
league team here today and won the
game for Cleveland. Score: RH.D.
cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S.l3 1
Beaumont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. & z 2
Batteries. Cleveland, Jones and O'Neiu /;
Beaumont, Brandt, Taft and ODonnell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
BURRELL HAS THE OLD BUG,
WANTS TO BE A MANAGER

Lem Burrell, the Des Moines third
baseman. has the managerial bee In his
bonnet. He is said to have a berth in
the New York league IN view.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Boston Braves. Take
Game from Atlantas

ATLANTA Ga. March 27.-The Bos-
ton Nationals defeated the Atlanta South
ern association here today. Score:
R.H.E.
-NNAehAANN L 4 "
Seven innings. darkness.)
Batteries: Atlanta. Heiit, Pearson and
RumleE- Cocreham, Luqueand and Ira
gesser.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
WILL PLAY TODAY
IF sun COMES OUT
Rourkes and Storz Will Engage in
Initial Conflict of Year with
Favorable Weather.
BREEN AND MOVES STILL OUT

Providing the sun blInks over the
horizon today Pa Rourke's cluster OF
noble athletes will engage in a short
pastime with the Storz lads at Rourke
park this post meridian. This conflict
was scheduled by Messrs. Rourke and
Bradford some weeks ago when it was
thought the weather man would be
kindly. Since that time Messrs. Rourke
and Bradford learned TO their sorry that
he Is not that kind of a guy. but no
matter-the game will be played II pos
sible.
Despite the Arctic breezes yesterday
Marty Krug had his lads out running
around. Nobody has cut loose yet and
Marty really doesn't quite know where
he stands. He hopes that the game to-
day can be played so that he can get a
line on the budding talent which may be
laying latent I'm some of the youngsters
From all Indications the pitching staff
alone will tell the tale of the Rourkovin-
ians this year The infield with Schlieb.
ner, Breen. Whalen and Krug with a
possible chance Thomas may come back
looks mighty good and the outfield almos
as classy with Thomson. Payne. Huels.
man. Conley and Aiten 70 pick from. The
catching department is fixed with KaforS
and Kruger. men Of known ability.
should 60 Good.
Willis and Crabb should go good IN
the Western this year. Their records
were passable I'm 1914 and should be better
this season Advance dope on Noyes and
Johnson indicate that they will be fast
enough for class A company while Styles
probably will stick. II Blodgett and
Closman and Everdon show as hoped this
hurting staff Will be alright, but II they
don't Krug will get another HEAVIER.
While not on the lookout for moro tai
emit Rourke will pick up anything prom
Using which may happen to be offered.
Within the next thirty days, when the
major leagues will be compelled 20 trim
their squads some youth of sensational
ability may be cut off a major payroll.
Rourke would not he adverse 90 accept
ing such.
Huelsman. the smuggling outfielder from
the Union association. reported Satur-
day and will appear today n the game is
CONTINUED on Page Two, Column Two)
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CnIIere Rnne nnII.

Virginia, Z. Amherst. I.
Navy, 3; Pennsylvania, O.
Georgetown, 9; Georgia Technical, 2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Giants Beat Dallas
By Eleven to Two

DALLAS, Tex. March T.-The New
York Nationals defeated the Dallas CTex)
league team here today. Score: R.HE
New YORK .-.-.....-.s.......-...' 10
Dallas -s.....-.s--..-r--..-s . =
Batteries: MathewsOn. Schuppe and
Meyers, Smith; Brady and Dunn.
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Continued on Page Two. Column one.)
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FIVE

the state Of equal size, as dusty as
OURS. I say this advisedly. During
the past twenty-five years we have
doubled in population and property
values. and alone will the growth
the city government has expanded In
every department to meet the needs
of larger community save one
street sprinkling.
One sprinkler moves up and down
the same streets It did twenty-five
years ago, irrespective of whether or
not those steets are in greatest need
of sprinkling. Over in Philadelphia
there is no dust Last week l mot
ored for miles through the country.
Every road was macadamized and
oiled. have seen here within the
city lanes of ungraded dirt roads oiled
just to prevent dust.
Airs. Little is authority for the
statement that housekeeping here
would be one-half the work it is in
Canon City.
The city council objected to street
sprinkling for economic reasons. This
is fallacy.
The pulverization and blowing
away of the surfaces of our streets
because of their not being sprinkled
and cared for. costs more in the end
than sprinkling would
Outs or no dust. most Of US have
to live in Canon City. but l know of
numerous instances where transients
went elsewhere because of our dust
Let us OF be penny wise and pound
foolish
am writing this letter just to tell
you how much in sympathy am
with Mr.. Novels. and trust we viii
all live to see the day when We can
walk up Main street on windy day
without filling our lungs with dust.
W. T. LITTLE.
1921 Germantown Ave
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DR.. LITTLE ENDORSES
AMTI-DUST MOVEMENT
PhiladeIphia. JuIy /. 1s.

Philadelphia. July l. 1915.
Editor OF Record,
MY Dear Sir:
News from home as we get it each
day in the Record is always enjoy
able. but the news of a movement to
mitigate the dust nuisance in Canon
City was especially SO.
A few years ago circulated petit
ton, as Mr.. Novels has. praying the
city council to do something to keep
down the dust on our streets in dry
weather. My petition was signed by
quite a number of large tax payers
and duly presented to the council as
sembled in solemn conclave
was courteously received bat my
efforts came to naught- sincerely
hope Mr.. Novels efforts will be more
fruitful
The dust which is ever present
along our travelled streets except dur
ing the rainy season. is the one thing
that makes living in Canon City dis
agreeable.
There is probably no other city in
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The Ahart family entertained on
the day we celebrats"-in this case
on Monday-on their spacious home
lawn on East Grand avenue. the
Sewing Society OF Lincoln Park. with
their families. About forty people
enjoyed the occasion, which proved
to be most delightful one. The
house and grounds we're decorated
with flags and both dinner and sup
per we're spread on tables in the open
air. Swings were provided for the
amusement of the crowd. and fun and
frolic were the order Of the day.
Among the out OF town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman Of Okla
homa. who are visiting the Quinn
family on Elm ave.
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RockvALE DEFEATED.

The Rockvale base ball team was
defeated in both games played with
the Saguache team in the San Luis
valley on Saturday and Sunday. In
the FIRST game the Saguache team
won by a score of 20 to 2 with Fox.
of Coal Greek in the box The second
game played ON Sunday was won by
the San Luis valley team by score
Of to 3 and it proved to be very
exciting and interesting. Jim Brady
of the Portland team, was in tho
box for Rockvale in the second con-
test, It is understood that saguache
has three PLAYERS who draw a salary
Of 800 each per month.
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VISITORS ATTHE TOP
OF the ROYAL GORGE
JUNE so. 1915.

JUNE 80. 1915.
W. z. Elrick. Denver
Ida T. Elrick, Denver.
Paul Wright Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. W. A. HOLMAN. Philadelphia
Miss Holman. Philadelphia.
Thos. coloIpy. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Henry Wilcox. Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Z. Grain. Spring
field. Mo.
Nell Line. Springfield. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Line. Springfield.
Mo.
villa Kennedy. Chicago.
NJ. McCray. Weston. w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Smith. Cripple
Greek. Colo.
Mrs. Z. p. vanderburg. Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Lincoln. Attic
corn, Mass.
Mrs. ]. E. Green. Grand Jet Colo.
selia NJ. Green. Grand Jet Colo.
Lois w. Green. Grand Jet. Colo.
Mrs. J. ]. Giblin. Pueblo.
Frances Giblin. Pueblo.
Emma GIblin. Pueblo.
J. J. GIblin. Pueblo.
Mrs. Thos Van Aukin. Beaumont.
Texna.
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ng Contest. It Is Based Solely on Merit.
ects the Most Money Gets the Prize.

The prize is trip to San Fran
cisco and San Diego. The Record
promises to give this trip to the per.
son getting the most credits from col
lections on Daily and Weekly Record
subscriptions. This prize. to be speci-
fic. includes Railroad fare to San
Francisco. San Diego and back to
Canon City. Pullman fare. Canon
City to San Francisco and from Los
Angeles back to Canon City. Admis-
sion tickets to each fair for Ave days
oach. And nfty dollars in cash for
expense money.
II the person who gets the prize
aant go to San Francisco. he or she
will be given e1i1 {, goid-that being
the actual amount this trip will cost
the Record.
Extra inducements.
We have decided to make eome
extra Inducements f6r this collection
campaign. Af ~.
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Mra. W. A. Martain. Beaumont. Tex.
Thos. Van Aukin. Beaumont. Tex.
W. B. Garrett. Beaumont. Tex.
Stewart Martain, beaumont, Tex.
verone Martain. Beaumont. Tex.
Vera A. West, Beaumont. Texas.
Martha Van Aukin. Beaumont, Tex
Anna NJ. Locke. Indianapolis. Ind
Mary J. Boden. Cambridge. Ind.
Miss Fay ingram. Kansas City. Mo.
Miss Eta R. Clarke. Kansas City.
Charles c. Pearce. New York City.
John Cooper. Denver.
Mrs. John Cooper, Denver.
Mrs. Vera Eyth. Denver.
Florence Mathos, Colo. Springs.
JULY I, 1875.
Mrs. F. N. Matt, Utica, N. I.
Mildred d. Greene. Arlington. Mass.
Dorothy P. Greene, Arlington. Mass.
Olympia Brown, Racine, Wis.
G. B. Willis. Racine. Wis.
S. H. Hartshaw. Gardper, Mass.
Ruth Morgan. Leicester. England.
Mrs. C. h. Walden. Belmont, Mass.
Ella N. Matt. Utica, N. Y.
Helen Anthony, Jersey City. N. J..
Jessie B. Sherwood. Bridgeport,
Bertha W. Sage. Bridgeport, Conn.
Alice L. Hfldebrand. Hartford.
Helen E. Brown. Hartford. Conn.
L c. Trulinson. Boston. Mass
F. J. Anthony. Jersey City. N. ].
F. X Matt, Utica. n. Y.
Mrs. Geo. L. TiIiey. Waterbury,
Conn.
]. P. Lilley. Colorado Springs.
Thos. H. Anderson. Washington. D.
c.
Leonard H. Howe, Waterbury. Conn
J. E. Gron. Ellis. Kans.
Dora E. Gron. Ellis Kans.
Lola F. Gron. Ellis Kans-
G. F. Fenkerr Cleveland. Ohio.
c. H. Biggs. Montrose. Colo.
E. Jane Groves. Santa Fe, New
John w Dun, Grand Jet. Colo
Helen q. Kurtz. stewartstown. Pa
Jas. d. Biggs. Grand Jet Colo.
J. ]. Gregg. Salina, Kans.
Florence Gregg. salina, Kans.
o. A. Norman. La Junta. Colo.
Harlan Edwards. Montrose, Colo.
Mrs. Elmer lie Master. Pueblo
Thelma lie Master. Pueblo.
Thesma Leach. Pueblo
Elizabeth Mcclure, Pueblo.
Elmer Le Master. Pueblo
w. o. Leach. Pueblo.
JULNs2, 1915.
Mrs. s. W. Berkey. South Bend. Ind
Mary v. Swift Oakland. Calf.
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The lady o. boy who gets the most
votes" OF credits will get the Two
exposition trips as outlined.
Every other solicitor In the list will
be paid 10 per cent on all money
turned In from our present list of
subscriptions and 20 per cent on all
payments made for new subscriptions.
Special offers.
Or TO those who do not get the
trip and In place OF all other com
missions We will offer these specials:
For collections OF 100 yearly sub
scriptions to Daily Record or fits equi-
vRlent. old or hsw. we will give the
trip to the Two Expositions as out
lined. except the expense money will
be $50 instead OF $50.
For a club of 90 new subscriptions
TO The Daily Record. paid for one
year, we win i've round trip ticket
70 San Francisco and San Diego and
admiration tickets to beth Fairs, Eve
days each.
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ternoon. returning Tuesday morning.
While there they visited their son.
Homer and family. picnicked at Min
nequa Park and had fine time in
general Mr.. Homer Thompson is
employed in teaching Manual Train
ing in the summer school and still
holds his position as teacher Of Man
ual Training in the Centennial high
school His guests were much inter-
ested also in inspecting his work
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Mr.. Clement. travelling salesman
for q car company. spent the Fourth
OF July season at the home Of his
sister Mrs. Harry Hunter.
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Of her. uncle. Mr.. r. 9. Wright. A
trip to the top OF the Royal Gorge
was one Of the pleasant features of
her visit.
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Mr.. Fred sonneland and children
e=sss ID 81 recently from Council Bluffs,
Iowa. for a visit at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. A. sonneland.
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The families Of T. E. Bailey. c.
NJ. Bailey. Templeton. Gouldner. Laird
Caldwell, Maynard. Singleton. and
Courtney. picnicked on the Fourth
near Hot Springs hotel.
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The family Or l. O. Thompson tool
an auto trip TO Pueblo on Sunday II
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Everett Jones came down from
Cripple Creek to spend the Fourth
aot July holiday with old schoolmates
ON Lincoln Park.
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The Cotton and Brewer families of
East Sherman ave-. were among the
crowd who picnicked Sunday in the
vicinity Of Wilson creek.
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L. p. Trackt (Ens. q. s. NJ Las
Animas. Colo.
E. J. Glenn. U. 8. Navy.
Harriet Hubbard, Newport, KY.
Lois Hobson, Swallows. Colo.
Lewis E. Riggs. Marion, Kans.
Maude e. Riggs. Marion. Kansas.
Edith R Riggs Burlington. Ia.
Sidney Bracey. Melbourne. Australia
James Cruze, New Rochelle, n. Y.
AL Meter. New Rochelle, N Y.
Lord McCaskill, New Rochelle. N.
Y.
Helen Mccaskill. New Rochelle. N.
Y.
F. ]. Cramton. Montgomery. Ala.
Abbie Cramton. Montgomery. Ala
Hazel Cramton. Montgomery. Ala,
Jane De Bo1ke. Saquina. Mich.
Edith Merriam. Cullman. Ala.
Mrs. R. D. Stanford. Oklahoma City,
Okla
Mr.. R. D. Stanford. Oklahoma City,
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D. T. Mills is building a new apple
cave on his ranch on Poplar avenue.
He reports the crop outlook on that
part Of the Park TO be very promis-
ihg.
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Mrs. Lackie, Hutchinson. kama.

Mrs. Lackie. Hutchinson. Kans.
Mr.. Chas Horton, Hutchinson. Kas.
Miss Pearl Antrobus, Hutchinson,
Kansas.
w. W. Butler, Lewis. Kama.
Mrs. W. w. Butler. Lewis Kans.
B. Radford Richardson. Fort Lyon.
Colo.
R. Rollo Richardson. surgeon, U. S.
Navy.
L. P. Trackt ems. U. s. NJ Las
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Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Andrews left
Tuesday for Santa Cruz, California,
where they will visit Mrs. Andrews
sister. and meet the sister Of Mr..
Andrews. Later they viii visit the
two expositions, Los Angeles and
other points OF interest, Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrews expect to be gone about
two months.
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Mr.. George Salie and family were
among the pleasure seekers who went
to, Colorado Springs for Independence
Bay.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

> NLWO NUlLO
Everett Jones came down from
Cripple Creek to spend the Fourth
sot July holiday with old schoolmates
ON Lincoln Park:
D. T. Mills is building a new apple
cave on his ranch on Poplar avenue.
He reports the crop outlook on that
part Of the Park to be very promis-
iAs.
Mr.. George Sale and family were
among the pleasure seekers who went
to, Colorado Springs for Independence
bay.
DIR. and Mrs. Bell went to- Denver
the ffst OF the week for visit at
the home of their daughter. Mrs. J. B.
vIckers. They took the trip by auto.
Mrs. !. F. Davis is able to be about
Asain after spending several days In
bed with a severe attack Of lumbago.
Gilbert Stiers and Emmett Sullivan
took motorcycle trip 10 Pueblo on
gfonday to see the sights and enjoy
the day.
Miss Bernice King. OF Denver. niece
OF n. b. King. is n guest Of her eOu-
sin. Miss Helen. at the King home on
Walnut street.
Mr.. F. Maynard came down from
Victor to spend the Fourth with his
family on Park ave.
Mr.. Clyde York is holding the po-
sf1on Of station agent at Texas Greek
while the regular official Is on for
his vacation
Miss Pearl Romig spent 4 day or
two the first Of the week with her old
friend. Mrs. Nellie stiers-cram OF Ei-
centro. Calf. at the stiers home on
Elm avenue.
The Misses Sylvia and Dorothy
CALDWELL have gone TO the Caldwell
rAnch near Waugh Mountain to spend
come time At the cabin with their
grandmother.
Miss Grace Vincent Of KeotA. Iowa.
'Eaas been q recent guest at the home
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Dr. and Mrs. Bell went to. Denver
the Fist of the week for a visit al
the home Of their daughter. Mrs. J. B
vickers. They took the trip by auto
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Miss Grace Vincent Of KeotA. Iowa,
pas been q recent guest at the home
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Mrs. ]. F. Davis is able to be about
Asain after spending several days In
bed with severe attack of lumbago.
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The families OF G. M. Rice and NJ.
E Snow with Mr.. and Mrs- Cameron
frofn town. took a picnic auto drive
to upper Beaver for the day on the
Fourth.
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Gilbert STEERS and Emmett Sullivan
took motorcycle trip to Pueblo Oh
Aonday to see the sights and enjo,
the day.
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Mr.. 1. F. Davis and children ant
son. Roscoe. and family. motored L
Colorado Springs Sunday, returning
Monday. via Pueblo.
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The latest word from Mrs. F.
stiers who Is with her son. Dr. Johr
Stiers at Michael Reese's hospital il
Chicago. is that she is taking the res
cure and finds herself improving dan,
Mrs. Stiers expects TO be away from
home month or more.
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The Misses Sylvia and Dorothy
CALDWELL have gone to the Caldwell
rAnch near Waugh Mountain to spend
some time At the cabin with their
grandmother.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Lucas enjoye'
the home coming Of the absent one
on the Fourth for family reunion
Those who spent the day with then
were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Durfes
and children and DIR. and MIRA Hattoi
as also an aunt of DR.. Hutton from
st. John. Kans.
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Miss Bernice King. Of Denver. niece
OF n. b. King. is n guest Of her eOu.
sin. Miss Helen. at the King home on
Walnut street
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Miss Pearl Romig spent a day o.
two the first of the week with her oil
friend. Mrs Nellie stiers-cram Of FL
centro. Calf. at the stiers home OF
Elm avenue.
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Mr.. F. Maynard, came down from
Victor to spend the Fourth with his
family on Park ave.
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Mr.. Clyde York is holding the po-
sfEion OF station agent at Texas Greek
while the regular official Is on for
his vacation
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
PYTH|ANS plan
RECEPTION FOR
PAST OFFICERS
Occur de Lion Lodge Boasts
Fifty-eight Living Past
Chancellors of Knights of
Pythias.

More than fifty Past Chancellors of
the Occur de Lion Lodge No. K of
r. Will be entertained at banquet
given by the lodge following the rega.
lar business session next Tuesday
night.
AS two Chancellors are elected each
year, there are sixty names in the list
OF Past Chancellors showing the lodge
to have been in existence for thirty
years. Only two men Of the former
officers are dead, William Hieger the
third man to hold the office, and Will
liam E. Russell who died last week.
William p Wilson, George Lantz, E.
c. Waters, William Paxon, j. B. Cor
don and H. H. Miller no longer live in
the city.
Officors Take Charge.
The following officers will have
charge OF the business session before
the banquet: Chancellor commander,
c. V. Carr; vice chancellor, James
VanZant; prelate, John Darnell; mas
ter of work. Theodore Ireton; master
at arms, M. w. Kelly: inner guard,
John c. Bayer; outer guard, William
Bartel
Music at the banquet will be fur
nished by the Woods orchestra, with
vocal solos by Charles Kirk. Talks
will be given by several of the past
chancellors
The following is the list of Past
Chancellors: Ben Hill. Elan Hill, Will
liam Heiger, C. l.. Schirmeyer, Dan
Hill, H. w. Mcclure. Henry Wettig,
James Nicholson, j. x. Harris, George
w. P. Jackson, James Van Zant, E. E.
King, William f. Russell, John c.
Bayer, John Deitz, William II. Bartel,
Jr. John Bartel, Henry c. Starr, r. c..
Russell, Edward Stigelman, w. w
Webb, William P. Wilson, NJ T. Nor
dyke, Edward femme, George Lantz,
c. V. Carr, O. L., Wettig, A. F. Ireton,
Alex S. Reid, E. c. Waters, E. G. Nc
Mahon, William J. Rhodes, NJ w.
Kelley, John c. Darnell. William Pax
on, John A. Reed, James E. Jones,
Clarence Morrow, J j. Evans, John
Conley, A. J. Ford, George R. Cause,
T. J. Hayward, Charles Yeager, j. NJ.
Wampler, Fred Wicket, R. O. Allen,
&c. Roberts, J. B. Gordon, George
Mathews, H. H. Miller, Harry Scott,
Howard Brooks, Oscar Williams,
Charles Darlin, Roy C. Fry. Harry
Mills, A. E. Renks, Charles NJ. Lyons,
George Herbst.