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New-York tribune., 1920-02-23

LOTT, GURNEY EN- PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Honorable John p. Cohalan
a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
ing claims against Gurney E. Lott iats Of
the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the same. with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber. at her place Of transact
ing business, at the of1'ce of r A. Mans
t. nsld <aobbs. her attorney. at No. Is VIII
Jam street, IN the Borough of Manhattsn
In the City OF New York. State OF New
YORK. . on or before the 23d day Of June.
cenber. 1913
CLARA ". LOTT, Executrtx.
H. A.. NANS{'IELD HOBBS. Attorney
TOT Executrfx. once and T. q adde's.
40 william Street. Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York City.
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H. Weatherby & Co., Engiswoed, NJ.
MAINE

FOR RENT-E1GHT- ROOM ruRN1surn
cottage, near Bar Harbor, Ne: launch
rowboat, canoe, fishing tackle, hardbali
court. 4. e. PRAY, 241 West 72d at.
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SURROGATEs' NOTICES

LANE. EFrIE IsABELLE..-1n pursuance
OF an order of Honcrable John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate Of the County Of
New YORK, notice is hereby given to al
persons having claims against Edts
Isabelle Lane, late Of tho County " New
York, deceased. to present tho same, with
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers, at
office OF Edwards. O'Longhlin George,
theIr attorneys. Mt No. 20 Nassau Street,
Of New York, State OF New york.. on OF
before the lst day OF July. 1920, next.
Da.ea New York. this 22d day o:
LOUIS D. STANTON.
EDMUND c. STANTON,
Executors.
Attorneys for Executors. office and
r. O. address, 20 Nassau Street. Bor.
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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NEW JERSEY

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House Sites with all improvements
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FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
RENT
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SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

BROWNING. JOHN scoTT-1N pURsu-
ancs OF an order OF Honorable John p.
Cohaian. Surrogate Of ths County OF New
Hork la no;iSs Is hereby given to eli persons
tns. late Of the County Of New York. de-.
ceased. TO present the sano with vouchers
Thereof to subscribers. At their place Of
in % the BoroasS of .nsattan Mo a?s
York, on or before the goth day Of Juns,
1920, next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of De-
WILLIAM HULL BROWNING.
ELIZABETH HATS BROWNING,
JOHN SCOTT BROWNING Jr,
ROSE & pAsKUS, Attorneys for Execu.
tors, ONCE and p. o. Address. t2S
sroadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
ROBERTSON. ROBERT HIN pursuau nee
Surrogate Of the County of New York. notice
IL hereby given to ali persons having claims
against Robert H. Robertson. late of the
the same, with vouchers thereof, to the SUP
scriber, at his place OF transacting business,
a. tho Office OF Tunis G. Bergen, his artor-
Of Manhattan. in the City OF New York
State of New York. OIL or before the 18th
'AE 6a;ed 1t Asasn New YeTS e s Xususs a1s,. 1919
THOMAS MAsKoE RoBERTsoN.
TUNls c. BERGEN. Attorney tor Execu-
ter, Office and Postofl1ce Address, Q
Rector Street Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City
WADE. LUCY JoHNSON.--IM pURsU.
ance o. an order OF Honorable John P.
cohaIan. Surrogate Of the County Of New
sons having claims against LUCY JOHN
BON WADE, late OF the County OF Now
York deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. 1t its
principal place Of transacting business. No.
SO Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. In
the City OF New York, on or before the
drst day of July next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF De.
''"'' coLuMB1A TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary Administrators.
II. 4. GUSHING Att0rnsy AZ % for Tom.
EHDrcr~h Of Manhattan New York CITY
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Pr a ternitieS

served. State Deputy William Mccall
fiery has been appointed to present the
banner for greatest increase in men,
bership of Talbot Camp at the open
meeting Thursday. Talbot Camp has
won this banner: for seven consecutive
years and has become ths largest camp
in the District An invitation Of Cen.
trail Camp to its dance has been ac-
copied.
Washington Camp. No. 11464, initiated
F. G. Pearson and e. A. Prince Friday
evening, in Old Masonic Temple. In
terest was manifested in the result Of
a membership contest for a prize Of a
barrel of potatoes offered by the con-
sui. L. c. Welk won the potatoes. w.
s. McBreen and c.. w. Schwarz were
installed as members Of the board Of
trustees. A dance was announced for
Friday evening, complimentary to the
members of Washington Camp and
friends. with admission being by card
The camp orchestra will furnish music
and the dancing commences at 9
o'clock.
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MACCABEES,

In Mount Vernon Tent. No T. Tues
day evening the degree team of Alex
andria Tent of Alexandria. Va. con-
ferred the degrees. This team is
said to be the champion degree team
Of Virginia. having won a prize of
800 in friendly contest with other
teams of the state, at the state con-
vention of Maccabees in 1919 Mount
Vernon Tent has been awarded the
silk banner by the Supreme Review
for securing the largest number Of
new members during 1919. The pres
ent membership of this tent is about
500 At the conclusion of the work
refreshments were served and adj
dresses were made by Messrs. Simms.
Blanton. Bender and Blewett of Alex
andria Tent: Fletcher. commander of
Georgetown Tent; Foster and Litz of
National Tent; Deputy Supreme Com
mander Adamson, Sengstack. Harmon
and DR.. Griffith of Mount Vernon
Tent.
The young members" of Mount
Vernon and National tents have ar
ranged for a dance at old Masonic
Temple, 9th and F streets, Wednesday
evening Nav s.
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BUT FEW LEAVE JOBS
AT CITY POST OFFICE
Labor Turnover for First Quarter
1920 2 Per Cent Among Carriers
and 8 Among Clerks.

The labor turnover at the Washing
ton city post office for the first quar-
ter of 1920 was per cent in the
case Of the carrier force. and but ,
per cent in tns aass of the clerical
force, according to statistics an
nounced by City Postmaster Merritt O.
Chance.
With total carrier force of 373.
separations in this department of the
city post Office during the first three
months of the present year were as
follows: January. 2; February, 3. and
March. 3. During the same months of
1919 the separations were 2, and
carriers. respectively.
From total clerical force Of APP
proXimately 1900 clerks, separations
during the first three months of 1920
were as follows: January. Is; Febru-
airy. 10, and March. IL. During the
same months of 1919. separations
were 5, 6 and clerks.
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MASONIC.
Lodges.

Monday-Dawson, No. 1s. S pm. F.
c.: 7:30 p.m.- 3. A.; Potomac, Ne.
5. special. 5 pm. ". "; Pental-
pha. No. 2s, special, : pm. +. c.
Tuesday-Federal. No. /. NJ. NJ: AGA
ella. No. 10. e. A.: stansbury. No.
"a, social; Takoma. No. %. e. A.
Observation-Disclosures. No. II, special,
pm. NJ. NJ; Harmony, No. Y.
+. C. and f. A.; Osiris, No. 70.
special. pm. NJ. NJ.
Thursday-Dawson, No. ID. special,
pm. (Commsndery asylum. N.
NJ: La Faye.te, No. 10. special.
$3.50 pm. NJ. NJ; George c. Whit
ing. No. -. special, s pm. N. NJ;
Stansbury, No. "a. special. PM.
NJ. M; VIM. r.. Singleton. No. 80,
special, 8 pm, NJ. M; Naval, No.
4. special, $50 PM, N. 81.
Friday-The New Jerusalem, No. 9,
saturday-Hiram, No. 10. special, s
pm. NJ. M; school Of instruction.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Observation-Disclosures. No. ., Royal
Arch; Mount Vernon. No. s. social
and entertainment; Hiram. No. 10,
p. N. and NJ. e. NJ.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z. Mark;
Potomac, No. 8. Royal Arch.
knights Templar Communicates.
Tuesday-De Molay. No. 4. grand WISH
tation and inspection.
Wednesday-Washilg No. I, grand
visitation and Inspection.
Ancient aAd Accepted Scottish
Rite.
-.E'uesday-EvangeIist Chapter, Knights
Rose Croix. 18th degree: Robert de
Bruce Council. Knights kadosh,
class matters.
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B. r. o. ELKS.

Last Sunday class Of thirty-two
was initiated in Washington Lodge
by. the newly installed chair officers
Herbert C. Leach, temporary chair
man OF the new Elks band, asks that
any member desiring to join this band
will notify him at the Elks Club.
Fifteen hundred. Elks attended the
"get-to-gethers.. gathering" at the
American League Base Ball Park at
the opening game Thur sday. A royal
welcome was given Clark Griffith and
his ball players.
The Elks ontemplate having repre-
sentation in the bowling tournaments.
Nathan Well, chairman Of the bud
get committee, read his report on the
!recomm endation for expenditures the
coming year for the upkeep Of the
club and $25, 900 was allotted.
Progress is reported preparing the
roof garden A new floor will be laid
and the latest electric effects install
ed. Members and their families have
been urged to take advantage Of the
handsome garden this summer. There
will be dancing, moving pictures and
refreshments for all.
Prof. Sardo is giving free dancing
lessons to members and their families
every Monday night.
Attorney General John G.. Price OF
Ohio, who is past exalted ruler Of CO.
lumhus, Ohio, Lodge. No. 81, also q
member Of the grand forum of the
Grand Lodge Of Elks. delivered pa
triotic address at the session Wednes-
day - s...@s
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membership. A committee was ap-
pointed to look into the advisabtlity
of purchasing new officers and drill
suits. Initiation will be held Tues
day.
Progressive Council, No. 4, at its
last meeting initiated a class OF
ty candidates with the Associate
State Councillor Mrs. Sadie Levy as
sponsor. The council has provided
all the paraphernalia required, ana
the team of twelve girls. with w. II.
Klinehanse as master OF ceremonies.
put on the work in its entirety. he,
freshments and dancing followed
speechmak,ng. The class initiation
in MAY will be in the form of an in
formal at homo with dancing.
The Red Cross unit of the Daugh.
tiers of America will meet at 30
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock for ITS
final business meeting.
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ODD FELLOWS.

The 1olst anniversary OF the found
ing Of the independent Order OF Odd
Fellows will be celebrated locally at
Odd Fellows Temple. 18th street
northwest. tomorrow evening. under
the guidance of Deputy Grand Master
Bert ". Wolfe. Senator Thomas
Sterling of South Dakota himself an
active Odd Fellow, will be the orator
Of the evening. A, program Of ex-
ceptionaf talent will be presented and
dancing will follow the exercises.
Union Lodge. after brief session.
Noble Grand Euesbaume .being. vice
chairman Of the general comnitteespf
arrangements. = e. L. -
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
will unite with Mount Pleasant Lodge
OF Odd Fellows in the conduct of the
religious services at the l. o. o. F.
Home at o'clock this afternoon. Rev.
Charles E. .Fultz will ohiciate and
special music has been provided by a
special committee headed by Past
Grand Robert C. Sudduth.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton will assemble in lodgeroom No. L
"Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock for
the exenplihcation of the degrees.
Grand Instructor Frank M. Roller has
invited Deputy Grand Master Wolfe to
deliver an address.
Every branch Of the Order of Odd Fell
lows was represented at the local flu
neral services Tor Or N Past H1Sis Grand and
bekah Lodge recently. They were In
etiarGe Of Edna Ohiander, assisted by
A|nte Gloasbrenner, Cora Thompson
And Margaret Herlmuth. Lillian Majors
sang abide With Me-" The interment
WAS at Canton, Pa Previous to her
dAsfh Mfsa Mettler o,iflined fhe gerry.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF
AMERICA.

Walter F. Marsh has. severed his
oficial connection, with Central Camp.
He has completed an enlistment in
the United States Marine Corps, dur
ing which time he served as quar-
termaster aergeant with the American
evolutionary force In France. Now
he has. accept ed a position with the
American Red Cross, and leaves in q
few days for Paris, where he is to be
stationed.
ceived by the tent ana Will be used
soon. Chairman Porter OF the para
presAn tafion Of q number Of articles
for the use Of the new foresters' team,
donated by District Deputy John w.
A dance will be given by the camp
Friday at the Arcade.
Head Consul A. r. Talbot, M. w.
A.. has announced the appointment of
Dr.. ]. q. pace Of Cleveland. Ohio, as
medical director ana superintendent
Of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
at Colorado Springs, Col. vice DR.. J.
dsrhscE ~ Fort Scott, Kan. was ap-
nointed business manager Of the IN
stitution.
co,unbaa Camp has organized 4
daSraa. team and expects soon to be
able TO put on the work.
consul n. l. Mpus Of 4. R. Tai
bot Cenp has announced that on
Thursdiy evening the members ana
the camp. Refreshmerts Vim S
I 10 80 Z =
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orable discharges. The camp was ad-
dressed by Past Commanders Bernard
8. Buscher and John Farmer.

orable discharges. Tho camp was ad-
dressed by Past Commanders Bernard
8. Buscher and John Farmer.
Gen. n; =. .Urell Camp held a meet
ing last Wednesday. when all renew
ed the oath of allegiance to the flag.
Capt. John Murphy made an address
against bolshevism, I. w. W.-ism and
kindred movements, which, he de-
}clared, were out of their element in
this country. Addresses also were
made by Department Commander
Wood and Commander John H. Ford.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp held a
meeting Tuesday evening, when Com
mander Close appointed a committee
with Past Commander James B. Car
Yer, chairman, to arrange a dinner
in commemoration of the twenty-first
anniversary of the camp, which was
the first chartered in the organization.
Commander John H. Ford was pres
ent and addressed the camp.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp met
Thursday night. and, after disposing
of business. adjourned. and in body
proceeded to Pythian Temple to pay
fraternal visit to Richard J. Har-
den Camp, where they were received
by Commander B. p. Donnelly- Ad-
dresses were made by Commander
Ryan. John Farmer. w. P. Davis and
Henry Burdick of Lawton Camp.
Capt Daniel V. Chisholm. @. NJ. Gen.
James j. Murphy and Senior Vice
Department Commander w. L. Mat
tocks were in attendance during the
past week at the annual encampment
held at F'itchburg, Mass, and COM
mittee meeting at New York city. in
the interest of legislation pending
before Congress.
The Gen. Urell Auxiliary held an
enthusiastic meeting Wednesday, and
was visited by Department Command
err Wood. who was invited to address
the meeting. The initiation degree
was conferred in a splendid way, and
Past President General Ida NJ. Gal
loway took active part in the exer-
cises.
Admiral George Dewey Camp met
Friday night and conferred the mill
tary degree on several recruits. OBJ
served muster day by appropriate ex-
ercises and appointed committee to
perfect arrangements for Memorial
day. The camp will take active part
in the exercises May Is at Airing
ton.
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UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLD
EN- CROSS.

The Grand Commandery of the Dis
trict of Columbia recently convened
in annual session at Pythian Temple
Reports were read by Grand Com
mander Allen, Grand Keeper of Rec
ords Graham. Grand Treasurer Cole.
and chairman of finance committee,
J. II. A. Fowler. The attendance ex-
ceeded that of last year. The meeting
took a recess to reconvene May Z, as
the guest of Mount Vernon Com
mandery, when the annual elections
will occur.
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W0MAN's BENEFIT AsSoCIA-
TON.

The members of Georgetown Re
view. No 10, rendered their COM
mander. Mrs. Mary kaileen. sur
prise party at the home OF Mrs. Mel
lie Kramer. 1850 Maryland avenue
northeast. Monday evening. Mrs. Kill
leen was given. a past commander
pin as q token of the reviews es-
TEEN. Dancing and music followed,
with luncheon.
A mock wedding was featured at
the last meeting OF National Review
by Mrs. Fannie Walters and Mrs.
Nellie Graham.
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RECEIVE PRISON TERMS.
Three Colored Men Sentenced BY
Justice Stafford.

Justice Stafford in Criminal Division
Q yesterday sentenced William Jones,
colored, to serve FIVE years in the peni-
Tertiary Jones was convicted Of an
attempt to rob. Arthur Hall and Ernest
johnson, also colored, were given two
years each in the penitentiary. Hall
was charged with HOUSEKEEPING and
johnson with an assault with a dam
gerous weapon.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Fidelity Council. No. 4. Tuesday
evening was presented, In behalf Of
the members, with a grafonola. At
the close Of the meeting supper was
served. The guests of the evening
were National Councillor Naomi
Swami, State Vice Councillor Lula
Grubbs and Deputy State Councillor
Anna Hill.
Triumph Council. No. 8. Tuesday
evening, elected Raymond Whip. An
ME beavers and Maud Hartman to
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For Grip. Influenza, Catsrrh,
Cough and Sore Throat.
To get the best results take
ASeventy-seven" at the first feeling
Of a Cold.
A lady from Shickshinny. Pa,
writes: "Since the death of my
physician two years ago, l have
depended solely on DIR. Humphreys
Remedies and would like a book to
get advice"
Doctors Book in English, French,
Spanish, Portuguese or German
mailed free.
A all Dsug and Count.y Stores.
Aumphrsyv Hemeo. Medicine Co., 1856
William strsst New zefk,
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ROYAL NEIGHBORs OF
AMERICA.

Mrs. Dora Barrett. Miss Virginia
Halstead. Mrs. Ida N. Hughes and Mrs.
Maud H Fetzer have been adopted as
members of Fidelis Camp. No. 670l.
Oracle Nellie Harmon invited the Off
GERS of the camp to meet at her home
for a sociable evening, and to outline
campaign for new members. State
Deputy Ida ]. Swiggett announced
that a representative of the head Of
flee will visit Washington in June.
The Juvenile Section of the Royal
Neighbors, organized about year
ago. has spread into many states and
numerous junior camps have been
formed.
Arthur E. Hansen, Catherine Tow
ney and Charlotte Stevenson have
been made members of Myra B. En-
right Camp. An invitation from Tai
bot Camp, NJ. w. A. to attend its en-
tertainment April % has been ac-
cepted.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

A camera was presented to Past
Dictator Black. who left Washington
yesterday for Los Angeles, Calf. in
of long and unselfish serv-
ice to Columbia Lodge, 1875. Tuesday
evening.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Col. James S. Petit Camp will OBJ
serve muster day by appropriate eX-
ercises Tuesday evening in Perpetual
Hall. The program will be in charge
of Past Department Commander Sam
uel G. Mawson and all comrades are
min F. Welty of Ohio, who will be
the guest of the camp.
Department Commander Wood has
appointed Claiborne S. Close, Bernard
Busher, Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway and
Mrs. Charles F. Runge as a commit
tee to assist in the appeal by the
operating expenses.
Commander-in-Chief William A.
Jones has issued an order for all
camps to assemble in front of Pythian
Temple Saturday, May IS, at 10 am,
to proceed to Arlington and take part
in the dedication OF the new memo
manders Of the @. A. R.. American
Legion and U. s. w. v. will be pres
ent. and Gen. Nelson A. Miles. vet
eran OF these three wars. will be
master of ceremonies. United Span
ish War Veterans headquarters will
be at the Hotel Washington.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp met in
Stanley Hall Monday evening, and
committees were appointed to ar
range for Memorial day exercises at
the Soldiers Home. Commander
BlaisdeH announced that many vet
Grams in the home were anxious to
become honorary members. since the
G. A. r. post there had surrendered
it's charter. Department Commander
Wood granted permission for admis-
sion of all ex-service men with hon
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

VAs~A1AS Va AAA&S A&10 G4SN "a x14s
Temple Chapter will, devote tomor-
row evening to entertainment, with
out degree work. The chapter has re-
ceived sixty new members this year
| Columbia Chapter, tomorrow even
ing, at Z O'Clock, will have degree
work: May 8, a card party at Masonic
Hall. 14th and Kenyon streets, and
May 20. q dance by the star points al
the Arcade.
Miriam Chapter. tomorrow evening
will have degree work and a play
let. "fe old-time School of Long
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Electa Chapter also will devote it
self to entertainment Tuesday even
ing. directed by Past Matron Helen
E. Roberts.
A program of entertainment, with
refreshments, will supplement bust
ness meeting Of Fidelity Chapter
Tuesday. at Masonic Temple, at which
some bylaw changes will be voted
upon.
The mems club Of Martha Chapter
will give an informal dance at the
Dewey Hotel May !.
GranO Master. OF MASOHS D. kAdAAS
Cunningham, Past Grand Patron
Charles F. Roberts, Grand Conductress
Flora Campbell and Associate Grand
Conduotress Tillie Chauncey were
guests Of honor at the dance OF Leba-
non Chapter recently. The chapter
will have degree work May ].
Ruth Chapter was entertained Mon
day evening by Herman Wielie, vio-
linist, and Miss Marion Bailey, &C.
oomnanist: NJ. L. Jones, pianist. and
Miss Gerlach, with vocal solos.
Naomi Chapter will confer the de-
grees Wednesday evening.
Tuesday evening Friendship Chap
ter will have the degrees. and We'd
nesday the chapter will confer the
degrees. for Bethesda Chapter, at
Bethesda, Md.
Cathedral Chapter will have the de-
grees Wednesday evening, followed
by refreshments. !
The Grand Chapter will have a; stat
ed session Monday evening, May 3; at
Masonic Temple for the exemplihca-
ton Of the degrees and other bust
ness. Grand Secretary Rose A. fosf
viii be out OF the city for FEW days
In attendance upon the session or the
Grand Chapter OF Maryland.
Takoma Chapter will give a roast
beef dinner at Takoma Parish Hall
Friday from to 1880 pm, to be fol-
lowed by dancing. ss1
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ROYAL ARCANuM.

Oriental Council will meet in the
McGill building Friday to initiate a
class and make arrangements to as
sist in the Mcmillan drive. Memo
rial services will be held at the coun-
Gil meeting May 4.
Grand Vice Regent George c. Shinn
in Kismet Council Thursday evening
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Grand Regent Evans has issued
call to all members Of the Order to
Ian Tuesday evening. May 4, at ORR
entail Council. in Pythian Temple.
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offered a prise Of s2 to each member
bringing in = new member during
April. /,
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Coiumbia Camp has organised
abe TO nut on the work.
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the evening to sociability. entertain
ment and refreshments.

King David Lodge will have {. spe-
cia1 for the M. NJ. degree Tuesday
evening.
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Mount Vernon Royal Arch cn,r...
] tomorrow evening tI-Goiag to deyots
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Temple Chapter will, devote tomor-
row evening to entertainment, with
out degree work. The chapter has re-
ceived sixty new members this year.