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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05
RESTRICT COURT NEWS.
In District Court for the week
ending October 4th:
Civil AcfiAna

In District Court for the week
ending October 4th:
Civil Actions
Dorothy Hager VS. Godfred Hager.
action for divorce. Tressler & KH-
ton, attorneys for. plaintiff.
e. F.. Strife, vs. Winston Bros Co.,
action for damages. O. r. Hawver,
attorney for plaintiff.
j. w. Callicotte, VS.. r. M. Traftoa,
action for damages. J. w. Callicotte
attorney for plaintiff.
Marriage Certificates
Bryson Walter Nicholson and
Mabel Gertrude Nauck, both of Lam
dusky.
Charley Jirasek and Bette Mach
ian, both OF Malta.
Maxim j. Lafond and Fleavie
Houle, both of Malta.
William c. Lille and Mrs. B. L.
Fortney. both of Malta.
The following aliens have declared
their intention to become citizens:
Elmer Mccain of Canada, resi-
dence Malta.
Oscar August Peterson of Sweden,
residence Saco
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05
LET'S HAVE A GOVERNOR

i1clena, Oct. 2.-The democratic
.oWspa pcrs OF this state, or a por-
.on OF them, are, with hypocritical
.aMctimonousness, begging the peo-
pc 0, Montana to keep the state
apital clean" by re-electing the
.,4,sont state administration, or such
timber OF these officials as are not
.aw under federal Indictment.
he question naturally arises in
10 llln, OF every voter, is the sta Z
rite. OF Montana clean today?
~ corporation and cfi4 i'd! rot
SIS pi@ced a stain. un3n the
-,J2'S c3cutlheon: hese 4rc the
.s-e,..- ).nt questions before the va
44s MGiltana, u &c determined
~ TIC Iol!s next month. Lei Us sec.
nc grand jlsy Of the United
-4u,&s O America, III and for the dis,
$50 g. VA 9ntal@, Gt;Ly linpaneled
,.-st sWuEu 20 inquire into oHenses
-fe44l.yca against the laws OF the
Nt@t States, after finding some
..4jG1n indictments against officers,
.4fG1toIs and agents Of the North
western trustee company, corpo-
ratloA luiv organized and chartered
unier the laws OF the state Of Mon
tan4,, made it's o Il cial report to the
Hon. George Nj. Bourquin, judge OF
tie said court, on June 80, 1916,
which report is NV OH file in the Of
&c u tho ,leri. ci sud court for
public inspection and comment.
Among those indicted were the
present democratic secretary Of
state and the present democratic
state treasurer. The charges were
those of using the United States
mails to defraud. These state Of
Gcials were officers and directors OF
The corporation under investigation.
Governor Stewart was advertised by
the company conspicuously as one OF
stockholders. both in tho public
press and by circular advertisement.
IN fact. much Of the advertising mat
ter OF the corporation bore the pic
ture Of Governor Stewart, with the
legend in prominent letters: Gov
crnor S. V. Stewart, our First Stock
holder" Former Governor Norris
was general counsel and legal advis
4r Of the corporation.
Here are the stinging words found
in the report Of the grand jury:
I'VE further respectfully call the
attention OF the honorable court to
what seems to us to be Il prevalent
practice amongst public officials, and
ncn prominent in the business.
financial and professional world, OF
allowing the use Of their names and
fiicial titles Oh fac-simile letters,
circulars, in newspapers and other
wise, commencing to the general
public so-called trust companies and
industrial enterprises of various
kinds, concerning which they have
no information beyond that given
by the promoters Of the concerns,
which promoters are too often dis
honest and irresponsible"
The grand jury further reports:
"While in number of cases this
nernicious practice is the result o.
thoughtlessness on the p art of those
engaging in it. we nevertheless con-
lcn1n it in the strongest terms as
one subversive of the fundamental
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

The republicans of Phillips county
have good cause to feel proud Of the
candidates upon their ticket, and can
invite the voters to compare them
with those upon the opposition
tickets with every reason to feel con-
tident that they will not suffer from
an impartial examination.
The republican candidates On the
county ticket, like those on the nat
ional and state tickets, comprise a
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05

Mrs. B. w. Brockway departed
Tuesday for the east where she Will
spend the winter with relatives.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05

Published every Thursday.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
NATIONAL.
PRESIDENT
Charles E. Hughes, New York
VICE-PRES1DENT
Charles w. Fairbanks, Indiana
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Thomas A. Cummings, Fort Benton
J. w. Johnston, Hardin
w. D. Symmes, Lewistown
r. G. Wiggenhorn, Red Lodge
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Charles N. Pray, Great Falls
CONGRESS-
Miss Jeanette Rankin Missoula
G. w. FAIR, Miles City
CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
Theodore Brantly Deer Lodge
GOVERNOR
Frank j. Edwards, Helena
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
J. B. Amin, Columbus
ATTORNEY GENERAL
S, C. Ford, Helena
SECRETARY OF STATE
C. T. Stewart, Helena
STATE TREASURER
H L. Hart, Hamilton
STATE AUDITOR
w. d. Fenner Butte
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Daniel Boyle, Helena
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
William O. Craig, Missouri
SUPER PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Miss May Trumper, Kalspell
COUNTY
DISTRICT JUDGE
John Hurry
STATE SENATOR
George w Clay
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Dudley Jones
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
6 year term
w. D. Miller
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
4 year term
G. G. Mills
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
2 year term
Joe Hartman
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
c. M. Porter
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Fred G. Gabriel
CLERK AND RECORDER
John j Brennan
SHERIFF
Marvin Jones
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-05

SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR
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Iewish prnrreasire Order

Prosressive Order OF Philadelphia. the only or
sanitation Of It's kind confined exelusiyely. 20 70
this city will be the main topic OF Discussion
at the first annual convention OF the order next
Sunday at the Continental Hotel =. 40
Although this order IL but year oio,, II
lodges with 1900 members have been enroleo.
The chief speaker at the mornins ,s,er sesssor
Of the Russian Duma, whose topic will be the
Coming American Jewish Congress- -,
The officers Samuel q. Kratzok. chair
man OF the Convention COMMITTEES. Ben)aanint ~ ~
Futernik, grand master; Nathan w. AlbuH nrst
deputy grand master; Myer simon second deputy
grand master: Myer Pack grand treasureri "a
cob Sporkin, endowment treasurer; Morris Al
bus, reserve treasurer; Harry Hots. honorary
grand master; Jacob n, Hoffman, assistanI
grand secretary; DR.. Samuel Stalberg, chief
medical examiner, and Samuel Willis, coun-
eelor Of the order
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

mn aaI. being who has ever straddied strange
md 40 this can be vouched for by Bill
ozsls who borrowed an unknown mule for
n,'s us Il, launt In, West Philadelphia. The
bsess uignt .n see Bill until Bill jumped on his
Ssraa then the animal held a secret con-
M spee s with himself and started on brtskly.
L. ns n stopped suddenly and lifted his rear
~ t.s.. initiated an electric fan. and
elsss yihg face down In the midst Of a
W. Ebsa OF dust when cop discovered him.
shstsas ne recovered his breath and a few
s. ea teeth, which were dislocated by
49,, -, bill was taken by the cop 10 the
- - -ss q Magistrate Harris. The mule
aklla u osered ' BY Sam Kinney, its owner.
eonlsrs. 'us ihlast OF meetins all
snis ~ i.,sa, convinced the Judge that he had
sSss,ssas Intended TO borrow the mule ana also
sssed ssssal.ted that he would have eI no us use Tor Tor
nzse sos several days As Davis wore
fhs seessnifs Of his controversy with
hsd .aai s..ssi the Judge concluded that he
Ii suffered suffered enough and allowed him 70
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Police Court Chronicles

When man rides a mule it's always
good idea to have cooperation.
:. II might be we'll also to know the mule.
most mules like to know in advance that
.ney are going to be ridden. Furthermore.
ensy don't like new acquaintances forced
upon them. Fancy some one jumping on
your back whom you have never met be-
lOre and being Obliged to carry him several
nhest You would like to have something
- say about 1t; so would the mule. 1t
sAnt complain orally, therefore 1t kicks.
"a this connection real mulelsh mule
relieves In revenge. He waits until you
Then he starts on harmoniously to raise
@ soul hopes to the highest pitch, Just as
seete thinking enthusiastically of mules In
ssnsial and this mule In particular. and
ronoering why they're such a condemned
go OF animals, he will strike an angle
:. 20 degrees and stretch 1t TO so before
- ean get your breath-this is about the
-'' 'ning remembered by any normal hu-
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erai COMMITTEES will bs held At 1928 Area.
street to complete further hrrahgefnents.
-
Adjeon Lodee, No. 2s2.. At rs sension last
lnr creditsbiyu given by The recentiy orsanfzsd
desree star. Tonight class of candidates Will
be Initiated. The lodge is nourishinR financially
and has started 2 movement 70 add materially
to ns membership.
BERNARD Brown Iodee No 1885 exempfnes
the initietory degree last week. The work was
conferred In full ceremonial form upon class
Of 25 waiting candidates, In addition to this
large number OF candidates. there was an exz
Palmer John n. wilde and Herbert I.edeard
OF Orphans Rest Lodge. No 132, and Joseph
NJ semless and Maurice J. Platt, OF Phian-
thropic Lodge. No. 10. were visitors.
through an era of unparalleled prosperity.
Every month as large class Is being Initiated
ae on last Tuesday evening. The lodge has
been attracting many visitors TO It's meeting
rooms in the Parkway Building. and a welcome
hand is always extended to all visiting od6
Fellows.
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ORDER OF RED MEN
State Council in Annual Session Legis-
lates for Orders Interest

The e7th Great Sun Council of the I'm.
proved Order of Red Men has been meeting
IN annual session in Mahanoy City during
the present week. The ceremonies of the
week were inaugurated with big parade
Monday evening. Tuesday morning, after
public exercises and formal welcoming ad.
dresses the council fire of the State Coun.
Gil was formally ~kndled. with Great
Saohem Samuel H. Walker, of this city pre-.
siding More than 500 delegates attended
the session, representing tribes in all Sec
lions OF Pennsylvania.
ne TIE. representatives, made many recommenda-
lions lions and suggestions in harmony with the
Ing his highly successful administration.
R5nSfS viii H'eORss ss
% pstS tSe 9 ,s hs printed records Of The
the The q: 900 msmSsFs in the stats Great ssessm
az hs to $ Sn svs e
gsint, gmginton to the fTetsrnal columns Of the Pha
ming the weekly tribal happenings are duly re.
corded g re therein, therein This during the last year was
delpRia. The paper % has '"s an "e extremely large
circulation SIS and is source Of Interest to all
The The annual session was concluded this after.
s new with corn. reception in East End Rst
this %OTnns S. for the coming o
vas, vas insislled as grand Junior sagamore, the
Isnvnn, NY ~ 'he pfosfess tniVus" ''0 Ss0
The new. great chief comes to his high office
SfalrS and WIN Doubtless dignity and Cd
nov ocSap!ss 9pothsr WiillSms has been ss
also State Treasurer OF the Fraternal Order Of
ES PAS, : sadSs5s OF shs
O. the State orphans board and captand o1 hS tnS
SsSss e'sfs ''i shS s's
iams e in the prime Of life aggressive popSar pSnr
acteristics. as we'll as broad fraternal expert
ence. Will make his services as one Of the
great chiefs Of great value to the oroer IN
DELEGATIONS from 10 LOCAL tribes partieipsted
in the religious exercises held Sunday d
At the Red Men, MSns Home ON ,n cheenha RsS Hvlan
pas,or Of cSeItenhSm @ IN" Methods episcopal
Church and chaplain Of the Home; The SERMON p nIi
lace Protestant Episcopal Church. while music
was supplied by a choir Of 90 voices from Trim
ty Episcopal CHAPEL Of GseItenh;am 1;sTnoon TheSs Sns
and their friends to visit this admirable fra
ternal institution.
terprislng of local tribes. meets every Wednes.
sR in h nsR RSi hsS SSus @
event. eve T Past ' sachem S CHARLES B. Honnen pre-,
orchestra Sd ''a and the Great sachem. Samuel II.
Walker. honored the tribe with a special ad.
sS deSsfed shor aE T. c.
Among those who especially contributed to the
success Of the evenings e1tertaipment were
Maclay. wuest Hinltle and Smith.
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SONS OF AMERICA
New Camp Launched in This City with
Substantial Charter List

In the presence of large gathering Of
na.,n me,noers or the order in this city, a new
camp with SO charter members was for
mally instituted Monday evening in SCHUYLER
Hail. Sixth and Diamond streets.
The new body. which takes up an o,d rrr,b.r
" WAS organized as the result OF the efforts 81
Miilam II, Wilson and IL the first new csrnn ~
tiod. ~ SV"9'ueraoie Pc
49, Ihe degrees were conferred in ample form
upon the class OF candidates by the capable de-
seee team, COMPOSED of members Of Camp No
80, aoo, among those who participated in the cere-
Natlonal Secretary Charles II. Stees and AS
slstent National Secretary L. =. steea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

Saturday. evening meeting. Of the general
committee in charge OF the Odd Fellows out
ing. to Atlantic city July 20 was held at Grand
LodFe head1uarters. lf23 Arch street. Past
atiyes attended from 50 lodges from this city
tested Il 10 believed that this viii be the iarsest
affair Of thLs character ever held BY the broth
Atlantic city sunday e arrange for the eni
evening, June ~. another meeting OF the gen
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and State Council officers will assist n the
beautiful work OF the ritual The event VIII ets2
mark the greatest membership IN the history 40d
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were also among the visitors. Tomorrow eve
ming. after the third degree has been exernpiihed
memorial services will be held for the deceased
brethren OF Merchants. TO which n cordial In
Wtation ie given to all members OF the order.
:. Tussday evening next Corona EncsTnpment,
No, PSI, will confer the Royal Purple degree In
full cerefnoniet form upon several candidates.
As this will be the last appearance Of the de
gree STAN for the season, special EFFORTS Will be
made to do the work in imprsssive style and
local encampments IL confidently expected. Fol
enjoyed.
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PATRIOTIC AMERICANS
Councils Participate in Exercises Incl
dent to Flag Presentation

Port Richmond Council No. 2S4 partici-
pated In the flag presentation to the hall,
wherein II meets Saturday afternoon. and
made an excellent showing. After parade
over the important streets Of the vicinity
the various bodies meeting in the hall. in
conjunction with 100 school children. halted
In front OF the stand erected for the band
and speakers. After an appropriate pro-
gram the Guards of Dlligent Council No
fired a salute that made all feel proud
of Old Glory as it fioated to the breeze,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

asssgss oSspSsrs 70 taSs. ttsS crpd Eo IT, %
aepEy TpRsns Risssonn nss sses
" r. Hardcas stle Kossush; NGs sgs' = Msflni Tomn S
S$srss%Sd ssg 81 SSS jif,rI: Sssi5TS
iiss,s Fhsdsgns ,,SI, + Iro% wifSlns psnS.
sgivSnia, No. p ana ana 9PSIisdsgbls. No Us
Ssr' Sre,dqSs ssG ssenP PrcG3eetiop ether
lodges. as well as number OF out-ot-'o"n
Norris .Lodee, No, 400 OF NorristSwg; "a as9
ernoORD' al rs the Home for orphSns SnS
delegation SVSqs of MontSomers Count, e6sr; a,
sssETasSs ssTs5Ss trsr rs well az as, many members anu w
!sF%on 4 sns S'y preached BY n, Fsy ,Ss
thST.ns hT s"S chorus nd ana use
sS Tenders9 b Ms, MS5y TYsSp 81 HSsh
Glsllnnd deorge Lepby, Samuel TsXlS5I TSXnrIs. "pa n
Sh hcSSs.o55 ESS9E 5 prssSsn. sS b' & the sn
streets the aged veterans o. the order li1stnsd sstsT
noon, cehdueted undsr the auspices oi Mana
gnk Lodge. No A. The SERMON MAJOR wss Proses oe esa
s Is5s dg1s pHRs Gsch sv q Slips ps
The music @ included selections by trIS ',s GS
eTstTfoPd pdr' and WALLACE if ott. accompanied by
The Veteran ODD Fellows Association OF this
ny 9ss SssFf q, So Rsbfas 4oms M
BY Wllsm pougless ssers,ary OF oTtsIssn, ths S,ssof o.
NJ Ms nfn' vsIs.sP R Goh MSsRSdS EP,ssoPS
dsGsS pdaS nSs snd Ths aoTnc aSs
By a trio composed OF Mrs. J. Mcdonegal, Mrs.
H. Kendall and Mrs. l.. Bechtel.
tn: sas S ,snsSe SS sgfsFs pcS x ss
didates This will be the last presentetion Of
the degree by the team Until after the summer
months. and good attendance is promised OF
members as well visitors Interested IN I'M
presslve and accurate rondtions Of the ritual.
the first degree won many expressions of ap-
AmSpg SIS the bos0s bstOFs STs Na
PSoenixviiie; o. s., carhart.. Accho Lodge, No.
of 'a9ysn Tree Lodge. No s5Is AlrdlImOrst Vim.
Lodse., No. 9; aeorses p. Tucker: r; \; Prieh@erd @
derton Lodge. No. 280: c. seybert. Shenandoah
Lodge, No, SOL; NJ. p. Jensen, Green Hill Lodge
No. 1874; John Moore. Somerset Lodge. No. 49,
somerviile, N. j.; NJ. b. Williams. Good samar-
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The Good Of the Order Association met Mon
Germantown avenue. and besides the usual i'm
portant order OF business. reports were made
by the Memorial. Parade and Excursion Com
mIttees The Excursion Committee expects 20
have a large attendance on the trip 70 WILDWOOD.
Saturday July 90 All councils and members
viii be Interested in making this a gala day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

Last week Hamilton Lodge, No. bo0 held It's
initial meeting In its new lodgeroom. above the
In spite OF the inelsment weather. there was 3
Secretary Usher A. Hail., Grand Representative
to the SOVEREIGN Grand Lodge James II. Avery.
Hale jenkins and G. Il. ID, Richardson. president
OF the Philadelphia oLphanage. The district
dc puty grand master, Guy e. Matter. presided
and Brothers Minister. Gonzales, Fleming and
kmSnS k,SSoh those present were P. g. p s. II. Pope,
statistician L. MenEle and the following repre-
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aTog Esfi fodss' No spHs'a sis' New Hcapd and
r, Anderson. Carroll Lodge, No 12Q 6chuylkill
Haven Under good Of tho order" n number
or brief but Interesting addresses were made
The 9th District comprsins Penpsylvenis
s;odset 10 l PhiladeIPlh!s. No. ls; AEetu55uuss.
services tosisRt n tie Yodseroom "Vf ~ covenaTt
dress win be delivered By. the Rey Samuel e;
Garter. Past D: y. O.. NJ, I. NJ. pence VIII
awwey during the year. and 81 ~ expected there
VIII be large attendance OF both members and
a., Last Friday evening" at a meeting Of Arc
er enrvs Lodge. No 80. the lnitiatory degree was
presslve manner, by the degree stan Of that
I9dge, under the direction Of Decree Master n. II.
Migglns. There was a good attendance and
seyeral yisitors present, including the newly sp-
Matter.
Ons Ssss.. in N 81 4s
sn3 e Harm On .ysnSs s ?shisS 6sS
ss graz GRAND grta RsnGaftHMF R1sr q MrRS spG
ssppfses;on 'e knGesP 5 sPOs Shown IN
his lodge by the members OF Merchants Other
ylsi,ing brothers from HsEman Lodge Included
lsSa canns os R fS5Sn Ns and f!
se0o%d SssoS WIG from oSd s g a'
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Tomorrow evening Grace Council. No. oSl.
viii celebrate its 25th anniversary by an en-
tsrtainment interspsrsed gith nssFessng S sn an
invited to attend and with good attendance
upon the part OF the membership or 10, o9I, =
eilor shsneman, the treasurer OF the e9une1i;
lii dslIver a brief address on the Work ano
,,esass VII Of the council p C. G. w. Jaeoby and
the committee OF which he Is chairman t.. In and
ing every effort 10 AFFORD q pleasant tins eAs
navsi celebration OF this important event.
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INDEPENDENT AMERICANS
Order Will Celebrate Twelfth Anniver.
sary of Organization With Parade

A strenuous effort is being made this
month to secure large additions to the or
ganization all over the State A forcible
appeal has been printed and sent broadcast
by State Councillor r. d. Dickson, Jr., call
ing for united persistent efforts on the part
of all councils and members to secure the
increase desired on June 30.
The western, middle and eastern dis
tricts have supplemented the action of the
State Councillor by special appeals OF their
own and are now hard at work in friendly
rivalry to secure the largest harvest Of
candidates.
The Active Workers Association of this city
promises TO do its full share in contributing to
the general desired result.
The 18th anniversary of the order will be
celebrated Saturday evening, June "a, by coun-
ellis and organizations In all sections of the
State. Although mere stripping in years, as
compared with sister fraternities this brother
hood has in Pennsylvania alone more than co.
by State Secretary William A. Pike. is steadily
forging to the front and showing constant and
material gains In membership.
The final meeting OF the local active workers
to complete arrangements for the big anniyer-
sary parade Saturday evening" June "a; will be
held Monday evening at 6I2-14 North Broad
street. A large attendance Is desired OF all in
terested In the movement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

The following baseball games viii bs PLAYED
sfternoon next at 816: Integrity vs. AeoliiAn'
asa and Columbia avenue, Diligent vs. Fsirfisss; 3;
k9fh and Berks and Loyal vs.. Hamilton. ozd
and WARRINGTON avenue. Members are earn
sstIy Invited and urged 10 attend these ssnssi
which are played In the same naAhef - eAs -
fesslonal league games
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

Phil H Sheridan Council No. 2sT. Hill have
.,,et,ass- class Initiation Monday evening next
IN sghieh State Councillor shenensn ana sttats
Council Secretary Ford will paEtleapzztts' e
Ia eonjunction with the regular initiators sian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15
MEMORIAL SERVICES
ODD FELLOWS LODGES
Impressive Ceremony by Local Follow
ers Of Triple Links, in Memory
of Departed Fraters

Tuesday evening Kenderton Lodge, No.
206 held memorial services OF an impress
sive character In its iodgeroom, 3542 North
18th street, in memory of nine members
who had passed away during the last year.
year.
The meeting Tuesday evening next will
be known as "Old Guards Night" and
promises, from the plans being laid, to
prove a session of more than passing in
terest. Among those whose actlvityls con-
tributing to the continued success of this
popular lodge are George r. ]. Burgert
Herbert Brown, Frank Mendes and Wesley
williams.