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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
Bits of Sandlot Chatter

/ bicycle Indians II be could secure his
rclcaae.
The Emil Hansens win pull of their
/ next ierpaichorean affair az Turner hall
April =.
! VIII The bases intoxicated Bird Of the
\ Corr ifectries proved he was a real bird
4 ~ cracking one on the smeller for two
1 cushions.
Franz spellman. the old warhorse,
4 formerly q shining light With the famous
! Dietz team, u now scwed onto the WAL
I ter y Clafka.
The Aionarchs n Council Bluffs dropped
\ down 10 Honey Creek Ia, and received
death blow This country team loohs
| rather sweet
Last Sunday James sutoi was clothed
| IN hiH Btfke-out garments. lie mnda
4 fourteen Of tha Ducky Holmes bunch fan
The atmosphere,
Jim sulel Of the Burges8-Naah team
handed out an assortment of curvcB
that ought 10 have earned bin a shut
ont last Sunday
Jones Of the Council Bluffs DeNol Vic
/ tors doomed ~ rather strong last Sun
day. llc cluhbed out q pair OF singles
and home run,
Ratakc Of tile Burgess Nash team
| proved that be was pinch hitter last
Sunday when he poked double 10 left
| ia the ninth frame
The folding and hitting Of pezdiftz AZ
/ short for the suporbaH was the feature
o. the game between the superbaH and
Missouri Avenue cubs.
" League of the Council Bluffs Inn
pcfialH continues TO improve he Will get
chance 10 twlrl for some league In the
very Immediate future.
Bans koraiewElli. the floct-footcd out
/ fielder for The Polish Merchants,
stretched a double into triple against
the Handlers Last sunday
I shuffer Of the Gaa company Il sup
/ posne to be sick He must have felt real
had last sunday when he cracked three
ont ~ five trips ia the platter
/ AN he locul class coningonta amply
4 demonstrated the fact that theg know
I few things about base ball when they
cnahcd against the Omaha team
/ Maunger oEerman has gathered corps
ANA expects them 20 do better than
snme ~ tho veterans va hia lineup
When nilliam Could erabs the reina
i0r the Ff1nk bgMeNH picntN ~ pepper
VIII Boz injected into this crew nm lust
bubbles over with The fighting spirit
ANA team that could utliro the asry.
Ices ~ an excellent tWirler would do II on
tn correspond with iMcien Shook care
CudahN laf4ns company Sioux CITY
sam llaui. hacker pf tho Omam bicycle
indNua Mlli parade his tribe around
town Nn Motorcycles and then tourney
eNi " hats t,Nek park this afternoon
ttont larfFtt leader Il the THROWN
Parh Merchants SAYS Y ~ too much
wnFh managing base hail team This
D. tue kut nevertheless h d lntrfestins
That nmaha tlae company bunch tried
io hneeh ail the boards 80 0f the AZ
mHMf lNure last tUudah FLIES anlt
flulhfi seAeHteen % lhf and ~ sHfutf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

BACK Of the stick Nyggrd will be sta
TONED for tho Walnut drove Athletics
this afternoon.
pair Of stolen bases By Shields Of the
Colleginns spelled defeat for the Council
Bluffs fmperlals.
George snteI piueked three hits ont ~
-four times ~ last sunday, tive Of which
were for two bags
BERNARD probst. high roller III local
base ball circles, has signed up with the
Rouree oil company
In the one round lie performed Dyek Of
the isuxiIs worked IN midsseaAon form
against the Bourgeois.
Mickey Gulnane'h home run started the
fireworks last Sunday III the BurEe8s-
Naah-Durky Holmes mix
For the Walnut Grove Athletics Chick
Johnson pulled down q sereamef ~ a
critical moment last sunday
]. L. sterling, chief Of The Western
Union gang. SAYS that his crowd viii
show sterling quality today
Harry Honaek, crack fly grabher
has finally decided TO perform IN an outer
garden for the Corr Elcctrica
Nelson, the king Of the Walnut Grove
Athletics, Is on the trail of Potter 10
land him for the initial corner
Mlcky Guinanc surprised himself last
sunday when he tapped ono for s-e cir
cult. He Is with Burgcss-Nash.
Papa LAWYER OF tho Brandela Is stu
able 20 handle the ash furniture lie
nailed two hits against Omaha.
Ramp of the Armours raped four on
tho cocoa lsst sunday and also ficldcd
his position IN faultless manner
John Willuhm, singer for the South
Side Merchants sliced down fifteen Of
the Dahlnan knights last sunday
That thrilling debate staged last sun
day between the Bourgeois and i.nNus
win he, protested by the Bourgeois.
Rack amongst us " Frank lelcu lie ~
some clever gent hehind the elont stick
Glass 4 managers. please take notice
Next sunday the Joe Smiths will wan
der down % Lincoln aud bump un asAinsi
tho Lincoln Cleaners and pyerH' club.
The stays say they expect 10 lick alt
corners, They got a good start last SUN
dan when they piled w forty counters
Chlck BOILER ana Hans Trautnef slab
slora for Trlmhle Bros look pretty Hu.
gary when Il comes To whiting the baYH
Predictions We're smashed 10 amither.
Gems when the HANDLERS failed 90 famhlC
fast enough 60 trim the Polish Merchants
Aahhurn will burn en- over FOR tho
Nourae Uii company this season. ilo
used Ia Re aaaocaicd with kehuut j.
Colts
MRchust turned an apparent defeat
into NetarB CO.. the LuxuA against lha
lipnrseota vhen he spanked nite faF ihe
umit
The NictlfaW tiertrlrs viii iaufnrY
down a. taattsmauih, Sch ihia after
npon. and fndeafof io hafd thu lneaiH
ltm0n
in the final pRngtaph the iiMggfs
Naah bows stole wafh on npek
Holmes' army aud marched 20 with enc
Nfapea
AN account N lhu death ~ t4aa @lmp
SOMA iatheN tha ltalifH raneell8t fhNlf
tnUt HNeaalsa aiin eve tfewA taf iHet
WAaa
thnsff. ricEnu H.stttn5s and Petersen
WiN Wel6 iN tHe ruWleti ~ tha NWN
iianseea 1htf are aN eRfHiaht fIt
aialtarH
srfts al Diamonds a 8aalHa su
f ~ .usletanlsHi iesms ~ eN4F8 sat
ehfte t4fpatefm ntFn uet hsHseed n'h
w tNmn
hMNA4F FFans MsmNHn FiaFta wWh
MNMg ffAaA aRA MHA star 4W
Wa8it itaa "a H'at ettA tk# tiAssAA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
shnI.espenre In Snort.

NnnkeHpenff IN NUoFts
This being the tercentonary OF old
Bill Shakespeare We propose 70 butt
into the recrudesnence Of that cele-
bratod scryener with little soma
tional news that has 10 far escaped
the hawkllko orbs Of those maHsive-
browcd NJ dents who have been doly~
into tho archieYes 10 see whether
opholia was Just plain nut or poor
slmp The said sensational news Is
an expose u the fact that Shakespeare
was the original fport writer and
critic This may peeyo up lot of
intellectual gents who regard the
scrlbblings u the sporting page as the
bunk ana a scnr on tho virtue of lit
ofature, but we've got tho dope md
Wen leave 4 to you n IL Isn't the
goods.
In the first place BIZ Shakespeare
was the inyontor 0f tho Masked Mar
vel we had iot q Masked Marveis
since then most Of them fllyyors, but
Bits was winner. old shako put bis
Masked Marvel over the suscoptl5le
public better than ed White ever
did-and they weren't giving BIRTH 10
'em NJ the one amlunte rate then.
either-nnd he gathefed In flock Of
yen on Tim, This original ana most
successful and mort famous or
Maaked Martels was none other than
the ghost of llamiota fnther
Also 4 WAS Old Shake w1lo first
pulled Dark Horse on tho unsuspect.
ing bookmnkers aud thereby feape1
harvest on the long odds The Dark
Horse was one 0tiello, thorough
bred wbose Performance beat that Of
the 50D 10 ! shot that won the big
French derby couple Of years ago
0nd made millionaire out OF a Cali.
fornla piker.
And wasn't Macbeth the first guy
10 promote On outlaw leaguo2 Vcnly
he was
And want rortia the first pinch
hitter who went 70 bat in tho ninth
with the score IN fnyor Of the opposi
ton ana then delivered tho hit which
COPIED the ffGyY Y6n. DO, II was,
We have lots Of other proofs. TOO.
but This should be enough 10 prove our
contention
Boston Ia all aHlow because Perc.
iIaugbton says he'll continue 10 coacI
The Harvard eleven. But you don't re-
Ncw Haven going into ccsiacios over Il
Benny Leonard says he can liel
Freddie Welsh. Benny must think hei
a second Howard Drew.
The only guy WHO can lick Freddie
Welsh ~ one who can step Of hundrot
n TN fiat
social Note.
Mr. " a, Rourke will entertain :
Of Lineoinites for four day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
or all sad words
OF EDrinR or fall,
BY golfers are these
s1icsd the ball.
prohibltlon ns She IL.

AZ you perhaps know, Des Moineg -
o dry town thus making tho crack by
the guy with haifllp Death Molnos
very fitting and proper VIZ were
beating II up Walnut street Friday
with merry Death Moines scribe and
We hurled this question after hid, ~
this m honest-to goodness desert or
are there few oasea hanging around
loose for tho thirsty traveller
"oufsldc Of any bank, meat market
grocery store, department store, cigor
store. habcrdasberY iewelry store,
barber chop and undertaking shop, y
IL absolutely impossible to get a
cuff repl ed tho scrite and he turned
Us into a dclicattesgen shop conducted
by guy who learned bis biisincss IN
Milwaukee.
They sold me Ike a slave IRIS Speaker
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

Oh, 10 be d bdsc ball glduc,
And losc my freedom dedr,
oh, 10 be O bare ball Stare
And get len thou gear.
The llfc Of the base ball slave Is Ger
tanly tough. IJo has 10 work fully two
hours n day,
IT DIDN'T EVEN
STOP ON TUESDAY
we wonder when this life shall ebb away,
And IL Ia time TO cross the river BtyH,
II It shall be as II 10 here each day,
An everlasting CAB Of politics
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23
Ga'11SHiy lp9 4 H&esai!!e
BY Fred S. Hunter

starting Tuesday lie expects TO have
nice time. but won't guarantee thdt IN
Links VIII enjoy themselves overly much
GoLF1NG on THE LINKS
AND GOLFlNG AT
THE 18TH.
-~~s-
We have heard II said BY golfers
That's COLTS ailent gafne
game where converse In taboo
And blatant noise Is tame.
But We, perforce. must disagree,
Our ears are full Of kinks.
From getting III between two bugs
Who were not on the links
Jess willard will get 5000 week
with circus which put him nj
most In the same class with a Ger
tain person who knocks en- Off for
80 a shot on the chautau1ua cir
cut.
MAKE n YOuR OWN RHYME,
.. YOU Know WHICH SHOE
FITS YOuH FOOT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

social Note.
Mr. W. a. Rourke VIII entertain
gathering OF Lineolnltes for four days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-23

The only guy WHO can lick Freddie
Welsh ~ one who can step Of hundred
IN TN fiat.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
CAUSE or cflILBLAINs.


Chilblains sometimes indicate
broken arches, but more often chill
blains are evidence Of poor blood cir
culation. Some children can play
all day in the snow and ice and not
suffer from chilblains, while other
children become afflicted with chill
blains when low temperatures pre-
vail.
The difference is due usually to
the blood circulation Of the children.
The child with strong circulation
does not suffer from chilblains like a
child with a weak circulation. The
child who easily contracts chilblains
needs special attention paid to his
, health. Such a, child should be
dressed warmly. He should wear
wooden stockings without carriers and
with roomy, thick-soled shoes. He
should be fed nourishing foods, such
as fats in milk and cream; given
plenty of sleep in the open air, mod.
crate exercise and a tonic medicine
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
Prelude Scene-Ned's home
Act /. Fairyland
Postlude Scene-Ned's home
THEME;

Ned brokenheared because cannot go to the picnic 10
which all the school children are gond console him
telling him arystoe At his declaration that tnere are no
fairies Tana appears and invites then to picnic IN Faand
hut warns them that all is singing in Faryand if they speak
word it will all vanish
Act Ttania welcomes them Faryland and calls out all
different kinds of fairies for them see also
and from Mother Goose For luncheon gives them each
wish but says the first wish each makes the one sne WIN
Nod for and saws he wishes the school children could how
much his picnic than theirs comes true ana ms wish
coma hut wishes his for him after all present have had
theirs granted Then Tana tells hin to throw away MS cutcnes
he shall walk other boys henceforh In his delight ne og
and cries 81 can walk Fairyand vanishes.
Postude Ned finds himself backat home and begins 70 tel
Of the he had but when he starts to get
really able to walk decides thai was not dream aIer
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
SEX FICTION MAKES slSslEs
Professor Declares Wild West Litera.
ture Is Better for Boys and
Young Men.

Most of the sissies and mollycod-
dies among the boys and young men
of the present generation, according
to j. w. Searson, English professor
at Kansas State Agricultural college,
we're made so by the flood of sex lit
erature.
Chick Carter" sold King Brady"
diamond Dick" and Jesse James
series, Professor Searson told the
National Council Of English Teach
ers in Chicago recently, are far supe-
rior to the sex literature.
"Iet your boy read Diamond
Dick odd King Brady and the
rest of the nickel brand" said Scar
son. at will create a hunger for
stories like Ivanhoe.' the writings of
Cooper and the writings of Poe and
Stevenson" Exchange.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
10 fHE VOTERS OF CHlCKA
SAW COUNTY:

ioke bis method Of announcing
myself as candidate for The oihce Of
Circuit Clerk.
Owing to the short time in which |
Save to make The race and usual
weather conditions at this season oil
he year. il will be impossible Tor me
10 see all The voters before the cleo
Goo. canvassed the county last spring
and summer. but even then could not
ss, around 10 all your homes. here
bre, it win be impossible for me to dc
40 now. made a clean race on my
avn merits and qualifications. without
any schemes or tricks. giving each Of
nv opponents a square deal at The
polls and throughout the race and at {
sost of money and time. However,
neceived complimentary vote. beini
Ard man in the race, OF which | val
yrry proud. On these conditions an
sskinR the voters for close consioera
N this election.
! am young man and have a Orea
9esire to serve my county as pubii'
sEcisL earnestly insist on m.
friends throughout the county usin
heir influence in helping me to b
elected. II elected ! promise to max
you a faithful. competent and efhcier
alkcer.
Thanking you for your support j
he past and also earnestly solicitin
FOUR support and influence in thi
slection. beg foreman.
Yours to serve.
sdv. JOHN E. DAVIS.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
WILL BE "MADE IN AMERICA
Fieneeforth United States Flags Are
Not to Be Imported From Eu-
rope or Elsewhere.

Contrary to popular opinion, the
American flag has always been large
ly a foreign product and the supply
of flag material has been curtailed
by the European war. Every flag in
official use before this war was man
ufactured from wool bunting i'm
ported from Europe.
The general supply committee Of
the United States treasury, which is
responsible for the official flag, deter
mined recently that it should be
"nhade in America"
After this year the flags used by
the treasury department will be ex-
clusively of cotton. The bureau of
standards has made a test which
proved that the cotton flag was as
durable as wool bunting and that it
made an even better showing.
The treasury uses more flags than
any other government department.
It controls over a thousand public
buildings, $50 life-saving stations,
rs coast-guard stations and 80 pub
lie health stations. Within a few
months all of these will be floating
"Old Glory" of a "made-in-Amer-
lea" brand.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10

- CENTS will bring you for FOUR MONTHS as
iasubscripton, the Souths greatest poultry journal
1t has more good practical articles in one month than
Others have in six paper that is worth something
farmer and beginner in the poultry business d
get Send direct to the Mississippi Ponltryman,
Box H. Tupelo Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
"Uht 5arira'J ptrntr"
A aluaifal Ttasu
IIrittrm fnr tlr Ghtinrnf Wkuluna
hy Mrs H. q. min
A aiuHifal Etasu

There three things that eery should be interested IN
and IS interested in they the rt kind of people, for the
proper appreciation of them goes to nike up werounded me-
these education wholesome Imminent and the achievements
Of their fellow in particular te their neghbors and
friends The people of Okoona will opportunity to help the
cause Of the first and to enjoy and rcpate in the others
Friday February H. Mrs Erwin his city, has written and
conosed the music for little opera lied THE Fairies Pcnic
and the school are to give her supervision for
the benefit of the school, 1t will be at the school AUDITOR
um Friday night at clock admiss c and 35 1t expect
ed to be an elaborate and beautiful taking IN as IL does
anproxmatey 100 children and beg nterspersed throughout
with lovely scenic effects and set to nefu music All
brief Prelude and Posude singing nd will surprise you 70
see how nanv really splendid voices tire are among the children
o this and how gifted in I'd histronlc ability many
lof them
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
To the Voters Of Chickasaw
County

The Democratic Executive
Committee has ordered a pri-
mary to be held Febry. 10th,
1916. for the voters to choose q
nominee for the election on Mar.
7th to fill the vacancy now exist
ing in the office Of Circuit Clerk.
/ have served in the capacity OF
deputy Chancery Clerk for the
past 6 years and am still holding
that position but only temporarl-
ly. My record is before you. !
have tried to courtesly and faith
fully perform the duties and
responsibilities entrusted to me,
and am now asking promouon
at your hands. On account OF
the short time before the prima-
~ it will be impossible for me tc
see you all in person, but ] as.
sure you | will appreciate YOU
vote and influence and if elected
10 the position | premise to per
form the duties thereof to tst
best Of my ability.
adv. .Jno. Clifton Williams
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
To the Voters Of Chickasaw Co:

To the Voters Of Chickasaw Co:
take this method in making
a last appeal to you for your
support of the 10th of February.
Fellow citizens, if there ever
was a time in my life that | need
your support it is now and | am
sure if you could realize my con-
dition you would give me a care
full consideration. There are SC
few things can do need the
Office badly. Being already ac-
uuainted with the duties of the
office, | feel like | could make
you good and efficient Circuit
Clerk, and should you elect me
shall do my best to please anc
help you in any was that ! can
Now, in conclusion, | appeal tc
you to give me a close considera-
ton. | shall never forget you
for same.
Thanking you for past favors
and asking for your vote on the
10th Of February, | am
Yours turly,
E. H. Chenault
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
FoRcEFUL WRITING.

"Now, this poem of yours" began
the editor, apparently has great
deal of punch if YOU will excuse a
colloquialism."
'Thank you very much" said the
palpitating poet.
eyes. ! say it apparently has
that quality. You've put an excla-
nation mark at the end of every
line"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
MISUNDERSTOOD.

Young Man dining with his girl)
Waitress, may we have a spoon
here?
Waitress-Why, yes, sir; go ahead
if you don't mind people around.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
THE LIMIT.

AThen you don't like my hatf"
''No, my dear. That hat looks a.
if it had been selected BY a commit
tee Of your worst enemies"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
NOT A TEMPTING PRIZE.

A Toledo man has been willed an
estate in Alsace-Lorraine. This is
almost as lucky as drawing a ranch
on the Mexican Misunderstanding
Press.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
LUNCHES ON DoueANuTs.

sJones used to admire a clinging
woman. suppose he married one"
Eyes, she hangs on to every cent
of his salary"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-02-10
Russian Easter.

Easter in the Greek church this
year fell Just week later than the
western Easter. The Greeks (who for
ecclesiastical purposes include the
Russians and the peoples Of the Bal
kans) never accepted the Gregorian
calendar. Their Easter Is sometimes
before ours and sometimes after. In
1866 they both fell together. but that
was an accident, not likely 70 oc0zF
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-04-07

At this spot he fingered along a few
days and expired about the middle
of November Of the same year, only
regretting that his life and health
could not be prolonged until his
country had subdued her enemies.
The subject of this memoir was
literally a self-made man of more
than ordinary natural endowments
patriotic in bis devotion to his
country, strictly honest and honor
able in his deal, faithful in all Offices
of public trust, and died lamented.
. He was a brave officer, and sacrificed
/ his life for his country. His last
word was a prayer for a prolonga-
| ton of his life to battle her cause.
| But
"The car of victory, the plume, the
wreath,
Defend not from the bolt of fate the
brave;
No note the clarion Of renown can
breathe
TO alarm the long night of the grave
Or check the headlong haste of times
Overwhelming wave
HON. VoLNEY FRENCH
was born in Maidstone, and is the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-04-07
MRS. GEORGE DEAN.

Our community was saddened
Thursday afternoon to learn of the
death of Mrs. Geo. Dean, one Of
its oldest residents. Ellen Louise
Barrows was born at Irasburg,
Feb. II, 1912. On April "a, 1864
She married Mr.. Dean, and with
the exception Of the first two years
of their married life they have
lived in Sutton and Burke. -Four
children were born to them, Eta,
Mrs. Mcclellan OF Barton, Bert Of
Rochester, N. H, Willie and
Carl, both deceased. The funeral
was held Monday at the home
conducted by Elder Abbott Of Rut-
land and burial was in the family
lot in Hillside cemetery. Much
sympathy is extended to the
husband and grandson, Basil
Dean, who will miss her 50 much
i'll the home.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-04-07
Estate 0! Zelma Duranleau
STATE OF VERMONT.


District of Essex, SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court, foi the D1strie
of Essex.
To all persons interested in the estate of Zelma
Duranleau, late of Canaan, i'll said District
deceased, GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at Canaan within
and for said District OIL the 3rd day Of April, A.
D.. 1916, an instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Zelma Duranleau late of
Canaan, in said District, deceased, was presen-
ted to the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the 24th
day of April, 1916, at the Probate Office in
said Canaan, be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by publ shing
this order three weeks successfully in the Es-
SEX COUNTY HERALD, newspaper circulating
in that vicinity in said District previous to the
time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aot esaid, and contest the probate of said will,
If you have cause.
Given under my hand at Canaan, in said
District, this grid day of April. 1916.
37-3w EDWIN o. CARLLr Judge
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-04-07
independent Order of Forester:

Court Island Pond, mo. 423. Cour
Deputy, John 7. Merrill; court phys
clans, A. Ellie, H. El Sargent; chic
ranger, J. V. Wade3 Past c. R., H
E. AIdrich; Vice c. r., 0. Lacroix
rec. Sec, Emily E. ILacroix; fin. sec,
Inga l. McWain; treas, Thos. F
Butler; orator, tsador N. Stern
Supt. j. Court, Alsada S. Henry
organist, Alice L. Roy; Sen. Wood
ward, L. D. Pich9; Jun. Woodward
Esther Mofitt; Sen. Beadle, job
Roulette; Jr., Beadle, N. Samson
Meetings first and third rIkursday|
in K. of P. hall. J