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Masonic.

LODGES
Monday-Dawson. No. 16. F. c.; Nation
al No. L.. special. NJ. NJ.
Tuesday-Federal. No. 1. E. A.
"wednesday Centennial. No.
Osiris. No. 90. E. A.: East Gate.
No. "a. NJ. NJ;
Thursday-Hiram. No 10. NJ. NJ; La
Fayette, No. 49,, F. c.; William X.
Singleton. No. so. f. A.: Washington
Centennial. No. IA. special. PM.
NJ NJ: King David, No. %. special,
f. A.
Friday-Lebanon. No. Z. business.
Saturday-Osiris. No. 20. special, 3 PM.
f.. A.. +. C. and NJ NJ: st. Johns.
No. H. special. f. A. and +. c.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
MonsayF = + Vernon No. g. p NJ and
Tuesday. Mount Horeb. No. Z. P. NJ. and
NJ. F.. NJ: Potomac. No. 8. R. A.
ednesday-Columbia. No. l, P. NJ. and
NJ. f. NJ.
THURSDAY Washington. No. .. p. NJ. and
NJ. +. NJ.
friday-School Of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Monday-Grand Commandery. annual con-
clave.
Friday--Columbia, No. ., Red Cross,
Malta and Temple.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection,
business: Robert de Bruce Council
knights kadosh, Both degree cere-
monial.
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all it's members in the United States
military service. The honor roll OF the
lodge now numbers eight. including
Clarence E. Nicholson. who has been
assigned to naval reserve service. at
New York.
Samuel Pearson announced at the
last meeting that he had accepted a
position as storekeeper with the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany.
Mount Vernon Lodge will have work
in the second rank Wednesday evening.
At its last meeting Amos J. Cunning,
recently reported as seriously i'll, was
reported on the road to recovery.
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johnson of Andrew jackson. No. is.
An open meeting will be held May 81.
The council has extended an invitation
to Council No. IA. Daughters of Amer
lea. to attend.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. Thurs
day night conferred the degree OF rir-
tue. The class initiation scheduled
was postponed until the first meeting
next month, when the degrees of vir
tue, liberty and patriotism will he con-
ferTed. Brief addresses were made by
q. q. Stewart of Remember-thcM Ma inc
Council. No. ~. Maryland: l.. 4. Lind
sey Of Excelsior Council. No. 147, Ken
lucky: Past Councillors Langley. San
derson. Watts and Past National Dep
uty Councillor John A. II. Hargett of
No 10
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Daughters of America.

Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. the
home of the state councillor, Mrs. Emily
E. Halliday, Monday night installed
Thomas S. Nutwell, councillor. to fill the
unexpired term OF Miss Lorena Dodge.
The resignation of Mrs. Elizabeth
Dodge, as treasurer. was received and
accepted. Addresses were made by the
state councillor. Mrs. Halliday; John f.
Smallwood and Past State Councillor
Ida G. Yost. The council Is planning a
get together" meeting. and a dance
will be given under the auspices Of the
State Council. Monday night, May 20. in
Naval Lodge Hall.
Goodwill Council. No. Is. after short
session Monday night in the Naval
Lodge Hall. gave a dance. with the
boys in uniform as the councils guests.
State Councillor Mrs. Emily E. Halliday
and her staff VIII institute new coun-
Gil Friday night, in the Naval Lodge
Hall.
Fidelity Council, No. 4. accompanied
it's degree team to Fairfax Court House
Wednesday evening to exemplify the
work for a class Of fourteen candi-
dates for Providence Council. No. 10. of
a collation. was served at the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies. Councillor Mar
guerite Bushry presided. The honor
guests were National Vice Councillor
Morris Swami. National Deputy Anna
Hill, Past State Councillor Floda Rea-
gan, and State Treasurer Mary Fer
guson, who made addresses.
Independent Council. No. 2. Monday
initiated one candidate with Capt.
Norton as master of ceremonies. The
council will hold rummage sale this
week.
The Maryland state session will be
held In Baltimore, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. The state secretary of Vir-
ginia has extended an invitation to
the state convention at Norfolk, May
1921.
be held Sunday evening. May 2s. in
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church, an annual custom for many
years.
Liberty Council. No. 6. has changed
it's sessions from Thursday to We'd
nesday evenings. W. H. McClung was
elected inside sentinel, and an invita-
ton was accepted to attend the an
nual memorial service. Addresses
were made by P. s. c. Charles H. Mil
Ter. National Deputy Hill and Past
Councillors c. w. Walker, L. A. Miller,
Libbie Quistorf. May Watts and E. C.
Raymond.
A council, to be known as Loyalty
Council. No. 10. held a preliminary
meeting Friday evening and will be in
stituted in Naval Lodge Hall. Friday.
May II. National Vice Councillor Naomi
E. Swami, Organizer Lula Grubbs.
State Secretary c. H. Miller and other
officers addressed the meeting.
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At Century Lodge last Monday, the
first rank was conferred. the chair be-
ing occupied by Grand Inner Guard
HeIss This was followed by the sec
ond rank, with class of the pages
from Century Lodge and one from Bos-
ton. The grand chancellor, Jesse TuIl,
and several past grand officers adj
dressed the lodge.
Syracusians Lodge has presented
handsomely engraved Pythian medal to
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Ir. 0. u. A. M.

Anacostia Council, No. 16. Tuesday
evening conferred the degrees of vir-
tue. liberty land patriotism. with John
D. Simpson master OF ceremonies and
Norval Thomas captain of degree
team. The council was addressed by
w. B. Thomas of Franklin Council. No.
Is. Brooklyn. N. Y. and Past Councillor
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

Hope Council, No. l. Tuesday an
nounced that accommodations have
been secured for $50 delegates who will
meet in Washington at convention of
the State Council. May 20 and Il. An
all-day session will open Monday and
continue until Tuesday night. when
reception will be rendered the dele
gates to the convention at an open
meeting. program which includes
prominent speakers and entertainers
will he nreSented.
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Kneessi. worthy vice president. John
Reinhardt, worthy chaplain; J. Donald
Brill. secretary; Rosa Downing. treas
urer; Jacques Oppenheimer. inside
guard: Gustave Bachenheimer. worthy
conductor; Luther Hayes. past junior
worthy president. and Frs. Charles Wat
aerie physicians. and Clarence S. Kess-
Ter. Royal G. Stedman and Mr.. Williams.
frn CT
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Ladies of the Golden Eagle.

Washington Temple. No. 1. Wednes-
day night initiated eight candidates.
Eva Paba announced a dance Friday
evening at Masonic Temple, Sth and F
streets northeast, and a rummage sale
for this months. Refreshments We're
served. Another initiation will occur
next week
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The degree team of Rathbone Temple.
No. 9. has purchased and will present
to the temple set OF officers robes
All members of the order, and especially
those from other jurisdictions. are in
vited to attend all meetings of Rath-
bone Temple Past Chief Smith, who
has been i'll. is reported improving.
Rathbone Temple expects to form a
Red Cross unit among it's members at
an ear]y date
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the lodge meeting Wednesday night.
when amendments to the constitution
and bylaws will be considered and
voted upon and the second degree Will
be conferred. Last Wednesday night
the first degree was exemplf1ed under
the direction of w. E. Lawson, degree
master.
Thomas Green, who has been i'll for
about two months. resumed his part of
the work. Letters were read from
Stephen J. Demas, a soldier at Camp
Meade, Md.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. i, held its
rally and annual roll call Monday even
ing, and Mrs. v. Estelle Yoakley, chair
man. presented the following program:
Piano solo. by Miss Lillian Comley;
reading. Mrs. Alice S. Thomas: solos.
Miss Louise Comley, and Rotations.
Grand Representative MILAN and Mrs.
v. Estelle foakley. Remarks We're
made by Mrs. Mary NJ. Dement,. presi-
dent of the assembly; Mrs. Henrietta
Werner. its secretary. and John I.
Brown. past grand representative.
Among the visitors were Miss Lillian
Ross of Decatur. Ill; Mrs. Mary Strobel
Fannie Chaffee of this city.
Refreshments were served.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will hold
Tuesday evening, when class of can
didates will receive the patriarchal de-
gree.
Columbia Lodge has three candidates
for the initiatory degree Friday even
ing. when visitors are expected. Vice
Grand Charles FELTON, is said to be
claiming the honor of casting the first
vote for a new member in the new
temple.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. Thursday
night in the New Odd Fellows Temple
conferred the initiatory degree. Next
Thursday the lodge will advance the
hour of meeting for that night. and
after business session will have a
social hour. with a musical and literary
program. The families and lady
friends Of lodge members are invited.
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Woodmen of the World.

Oak Camp. No. 4. Wednesday will
confer the degrees. May 90 the degree
team, assisted by the Boosters Club,
will give a mock initiation and dance
Mount Vernon Camp Monday evening
received a visit from the new state
manager. Mr.. Clark. Patriotic speeches
were made by Messrs. Schollinberger
and Wolf. J. c. Mcconnell outlined the
plans for temple for the order. D. w
Thayer was the speaker of the evening.
Elm Camp. No. 8. presented the de-
grees. assisted by the Boosters Club
Refreshments were. served
w. A. Fraser Camp, No. IA, will cele-
brate its second anniversary tomorrow
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple,
Sth and streets northeast, with an
entertainment. Among the speakers of
the evening will be Senator Sheppard
of Texas. and Representatives Kinche-
loe of Kentucky and Collier of Missis-
sippi. All Woodmen and friends are
Invited. Refreshments will be served,
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Royal Neighbors of America

Myra B. Enright Camp. No. 1899, will
hold special meeting for children
during the first week in June. COM
mittee of three has been made to ar
range suitable entertainment
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* ratern1t1es ~

Desire" Spross' 1.-The Rainbow Bridge"
and Billiards. The Runaway Cloud"
Capt. John H. Cowles, secretary gen.
eral Of the Supreme Council Of the
Scottish Rite, states that these concerts
are free and open to the general pub
lie. as well as to Masons, especially to
the men in the uniform of the allies.
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Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Calanthe, No. IL. installation.
Tnesday-Webster. No. Z. initiation;
Myrtle. No. %. election; Excelsior,
No. IA. and Capitol. No. "a. business.
Wednesday-Mt. Vernon. No. 5, initia-
ton: Equal. No. II. lecture.
Misunderstanding, No. .. lecture.
Friday. Syracusians. No. 10, initiation
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Pythian Sisters.

MISUNDERSTANDING Temple, No. Q.
initiation.
Thursday-Past Chiefs Association
monthly meeting.
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. 9. initia-
ton.
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supreme Deputy Comma nder Mrs.
keppinger. accompanied by Miss Jennie
Waddy. commander of Mount Vernon
Review. and Mrs. Van Ness, visited
brentwood Review at Mount Rainier
tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting.
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Guard drill, under Capt Patrick. was
held Thursday evening after the regu-
lar meeting OF Mount Vernon Review
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Liberty Union Monday evening had
Supreme Deputy Commander Mrs Kep-
pinger OF Ohio as a visitor. She gave a
talk OF interest to the members. Re-
freShments were served
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Woman S Benefit Association.

The Officers Club Of the w. B. A. was
entertained by Victory Review. with
Mrs. Diffenbaugh. 722 Quincy street
northwest. as hostess. Plans were dis
cussed for the good OF the order A
fine sum was reported as realized from
the recent dance for the patriotic serv-
Ice Of the w. B. 4. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting.
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The first degree was conferred on a
class at Independence Review Friday
evening. The union guard. under Capt
Patrick. assisted in the ritualistic
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W. C. Guerin Of Myrtle Lodge. No. IS.
of Oregon will deliver an illustrated
lecture on "A Trip to the Arctic Ocean,"
before Dawson Lodge. No. Is, tomor.
row evening. after the presentation OF
the F. c. degree.
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Past High Priest John A. Goodier.
whom the capitular Masons of the Dis
trict are calling "the perennial princi-
pal sojourner," will officiate in the
Royal Arch degree in Potomac Royal
Arch Chapter. No. 8. Tuesday evening.
when High Priest W. J. Kirkland Will
head the Official line and be assisted
by the other officers of the council and
Ben c. McQuay as captain of the host.
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Temple Chapter will have the degrees
tomorrow evening. It's auxiliary home
board will meet Friday with Mrs. Ran
dolph. at. $40 Randolph street north
west.
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Naomi Chapter initiated seven candi-
dates Wednesday, and addresses were
Cole and Past Grand Patron Mobray
Past Grand Matron Clara Ball was a
visitor. The chapter officers will give
an entertainment in the banquet hall
the latter part of this month under the
direction of Associate Conductress
Anna B. Wiley.
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Martha Chapter Is to have a social
evening Friday. to which the members
Of the fraternity in general are invited.
The chapter had the grand matron and
the grand patron with a number of the
notables Of the order at its last meet
ing. when the Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association presented the de-
gree work.
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;icSretary John A. Colborn is author
J." - he announcement that Wash
1n:-i"a :; al Arch thartc~ win pro
sent the /. n. and NJ IL N. degrees
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1ipolis Grotto. Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets left Friday evening for Buff
falo to join Grand Monarch Edward s.
Schmid and to attend a meeting of the
supreme Council committee on juris-
prudence and laws, of which he is
member. and which will consider pre-
convention matters and arrange details
Tor the Supreme Council convention at
are expected to return to Washington
this evening"
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William F. Hunt Chapter Thursday
evening initiated DR.. Charles w. Rich.
and was entertained with feats Of
legerdemain by DR.. Edwin Lee Morgan
and otherwise. Miss Ruth A. Dom being
in charge of the program.
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Masonic Home Night" was cele-
brated by La Fayette Lodge. No. 10.
Thursday evening. with addresses by
Past Grand Master A. NJ. Dockcry of
Missouri; Former Senator Nathan B.
Scott of West Virginia, and Past Mas
ter James j. Wilmeth, director of the
bureau of engraving and printing Miss
Jessie Masters sang and the ladies' of
Bethlehem Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star. served the supper for 250
OF the brethren present. At the next
meeting of the lodge the COMMITTEES on
the lodge service flag will make a re-
port and the F. c. degree will be pre-
scented.
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Esther Chapter will have the de-
grees Thursday evening and Grand Pa
iron Morgan will tell Of visit to the
meeting of the Grand Chapter of vir-
ginia at Richmond last week. Matron
Theodore Cunningham will have charge
Of the entertainment, which will in
clude piano selections, by Miss Hee-
ner. and a talk on birds with imita-
tions Of their songs. by Miss Julia
Langille,
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The Masters Association for 1918 is
now completing arrangements. for the
annual ball game between teams of
AlInas Temple of the Mystic Shrine and
kallipolis Grotto Yelled Prophets, for
the benefit of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Assurances have already
been received from Potentate L. Whit
ing Estes and Monarch A. H. Rogers
that their teams will be ready at the
appointed time. which, this year, will
be Saturday, June Is, and, of course,
at the American Lea Pue Park
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The Grand Commandery of knights
Tempiar for the District of Columbia
will hold its annual conclave in the
Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. In
addition to business of special impor-
lance announced by Grand Commander
William S. Parks. officers for the new
Templar year will be elected and in
stalled
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Cathedral Chapter was entertained
Wednesday evening with solos by Mrs
Marie Deal Of Bethlehem Chapter and
with prize games. Carrie ]. Vogt, as
soc1ate matron, acted as matron in the
absence of Mrs. Ruth Eskridge
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Through Past Grand Master James w
Wftten 1t is learned that the American
Masons OF both the civil and military
services or our country in France have
organized Masonic Club in Paris
through the efforts Of Past Grand Mas
ter Lurtin r. CHM of this city, who is
now serving there as assistant con
troller. and of other Washington Ma
sons. The club was organized with lOC
cha.ter members composed very largely
or Masons Of the District of Columbia
with Lieut.. Donnelly. member of Ana.
costa Lodge. No. q. as its first presi-
dent
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
No. ). announces the p. NJ. and NJ F. NJ
degrees for tomorrow evening. and the
Royal Arch degree for MAY 81 High
Priest George r. Davis is pushing dill.
gent inquiry to complete the list OF
names for the chapters roll of honor
and to make certain that every one OF
its members in the military or naval
service of the country is represented b,
a star on the service flag, which will
stand beside Old Glory in the chapter
meetings.
Adoniram Council. No. 2. Royal and
work Thursday evening, followed by q
social hour.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No. /
will have the P. NJ and NJ E. M, de-
grees Wednesday evening
The public organ recital at the House
of the Temple. 10Th and streets
northwest. by Paul Whitney Fish
baugh. Wednesday evening, at / O'Clock
will be supplemented with vocal se,ec-
lions by Miss Gladys Price, soprano
The program for the organ will include
Calkins' Minuette." Miller's "Eoc.
turne." Wachs' "Pastorale," Severn's
''Storia d'Amour,'' Dubois "Cantilene
Nuptiale" AMI IIaerders Largo" Miss
Davis will sing Shelley's My Hearts
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Capt John H. Cowies, secretary gen.
erai of the Supreme Council of the
Southern jurisdiction of the Scottish
Rite. left Washington Thursday even.
ing for Louisville. Ky, and the west
10 attend the spring reunions
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i, Osiris Lodge. No. 26, the war duty
lodge" for this week. will share Sat
urGay evening with st. Johns, No. IL.
which also will hold special for the
f. A. and +. c. degrees. Osiris will
present the E. A, F. c. and NJ. NJ de-
grees for a group of soldier aspirants.
A special Invitation is extended to
Masons in the military or naval service
of the country.
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SHADY

Shady, July 3.-The farmers Of
Shady are very much pleased over
the rain fall. because it is so favor
able for the potato crop.
Mr.. Charlie Freeman and three
sons and sister, Mrs. j. T. E. Gaskins,
motored to Newberry last Tuesday.
They made the trip in a large auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Harrison were
visitors last Friday, and Miss Bertha
Perkins accompanied them to Oxford
|on their return. They spent the eve
ming at Pansoffkee. Miss Perkins re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. Emery Kinard, Misses Bertha
and Ida Perkins motored to Long
Hammock, where they attended an
ice cream supper Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. M. Morrison of Calvary was
q caller Monday. Mr.. Harrison has
brought over many peas to be thrash
led out by Mr. Easl1ins.
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NOTICE
IN the Circuit Court OF Marion County,
TssT. Munroe. eft al. Compliments, VS..
w p. Dicken ct al Defendants.
The complainants having filed q
sworn bill In this cause alleging that
they believe there are certain persons
interested in the property involved
them. and having demanded this order
and otherwise complied with the law,
all parties claiming interests in the
Cynthia II. Burnett. decease sIso or und der
j. T. Elliott Jr.. deceased, or under
VIM. ]. Keit... deceased. or under
Spencer NJ Nash. deceased. or other
wise, ana all parties claiming an inter
est in said property situate in Marion
county, Florida, to-wit:
SwA OF nWL;
NJ of neA lying west OF the Ocala
and Dunnellon public road;
SEX of nwL
SwA Of mel west OF the ocala ana
g.. township Is soGtn. range 81 east;
SwA of SEX o. section %, township
Is south. range Fl east:
Grant lying east of Oca1a and shady
Grove hard road and being in section
rs, otherwise described as: that part
iof ocala and Shady Grove hard road,
in section %, township 15 south, range
81 east. to-wft: commencing at the
| itoi Iii w est GOiASI Oh Sd1Q grant. DGlnS
the westernmost point of said grant in
sect ton rs. township 10 south. range 81
east, thence north 55 degrees, east
41.25' chains. thence south IS degrees
east 40 chains. thence west 55 degrees
south 41.25 Grains. north 35 degrees
west 40 chains to point of beginning
all IN section %, township Is south
frange I'll east.
And each OF them be ana they are
hereby required to appear to the biz
Of complaint heretofore fled IN this
cause on the
5th day 81 August, 1913,
!, the same being rule day H<f&ssaza6assas
1t is further ordered th
ls published once weeI
{I2) consecutive weeks
Evening Star. newspaf
in said county and state. z4554<| -
| Witness my hand and
said court at Ocala File s
25th day Of April. 1 81 s. 5S7 Il "a
{Seal) r. FL
Clerk of the Circuit ! = Z 1or
County, Florida.
HOOKER e. MARTIN. &
Compliments Solict n
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!. 1os and lso Us send up
4 tempting ater.nelons
! ice. Main Sire Market

oo around the Star puiio-
pr oiA faithful janitor and
James St1ange, returned
" from Camp Dix, where
kh the other -coldred select-
n Florida q few days ago.
6 q willing soldier, but
fmy surgeons came to look
hey decided that his left
y injured some years ago,
Erong enough to bear the
arching. So they gave him
Ne discharge and sent him
1 are disloyaI enough to be-
tar needs Jim worse than
does, so we were unquali-
Ito see him again.
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LANCE SPRINGS

Springs. July 3.Mr. and
Z Smithxof Indiana were in
lay, stopping here for in
some property. They were
by to Inverness.
lnson Of Edwar is stopping
I'D Mrs. I. N. Wimherly at
their home north Of town.
! F.. Rozeman Of Lsesburg
!. w. Smith of Center Hill,
sister Of Mrs. j. Rast, are
Wednesday for = short visit
Springs Use 70 have a picnic
% be given under the au-
the local Red Cross.
H. Pegram spent Sunday
bay Of this week IN OcaIa.
|mnsend left Monday fol
Her. He WIS accompanied
bhn Of that place who, will
has been visiting here fol
EN- days: rms. Cohn will re
! for ! while.
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ocALA LODGE No. zss. 3. r. o. Z.

Ocala Lodge No. 286. Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks, meets
the second and fourth Tuesday even-
ings in each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome. Club house oppo-
site postofice, east side.
g. w. Hunter, z. r
q. j. crook. Secretary.