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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

Si52 No , white g. 500 cola No. .
white St.0Jd 70: No 3 white. Si13
OATS-No 3 white. 93NIi sc, No ;
white 90
BARLEI-sl .-3t57i 70
IsNE-No - S1-7g
TIMOTHY SO COd13O0
CLOVER OOGGg o.
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CLOSING PRICES
new YORK STOCKS

NEW WORN. March 1c.--C'osiug
prices today on rhe STOCK exchange
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CHICAGO GRAIN And PROVISION.
CHICAGO CAsW GKAIN.

CHICAGO. March 1G-t'pRN-No 3
80. No. : yellow. Slh3l5dl55 No Z
mixed 81 -. No. 4 mixed. l.5sff - !:
No. Il mixed. 81 J36id. 81 y No. 8 mixed.
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{ ASTII

Another Cheyenne Harry ~o1c
Tor Harry Carey is that given him in
The Cum Fighting Gentleman" at
the Castle today Hc once more
demonstrates The fact that despite
an handicaps hc can outwit the
maChinations 90 any bunch OF crooks
that ever existed. This time when
the crooks best him for time. no
promptly turns hiEhWayman and
holds mp the companr's pay roll
sending a receipt each time 70 the
head OF the company for credit on
the amount they stole from him
Tomorrow. Bryant Washhurn is
the star of Tile Six Best Cellars.
CHICAGO-A watcr-sOakCd sack
containing approximately $780, 900
in Liberty and other bonds was dug
mp IN pig sly ON the farm of Guy
WadsNorth 10y detectives yCstCr-
day. IL was believed the loot was
the result Of 10 robbcrics Guy Wads-
worth. a former patTolman Of Dali
ton, III. is said by the police TO have
participated in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Trustees Auction Sale &
of q
Handsome Dwelling on th;
Southern Line of Labur
mum Avenue, betWeel
Lamont Avenue AM
Brook Turnpike.

BY virtue of certain decd of'trusl
dated July 3, 1919. and recorded
the clerks office of The Chancer1
Book 254-B. page 4i6. dcfault hayin|
been made in payment of n portiot
of the debt secured thereby. and bein5
required so TO do by the bencflciar ri
I will sell at public auction, to TIL
highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1920.
ut $50 o'clock P. NJ,
on the premises. the following prop
erty, described therein as follows;
All that certain lot. piece OF pared
OF land. together with all the irnl
provcments thereon. lying and beinl
in the city OF Richmond. State of Win
Einia, on the southern line of LaburI
mum Avenue. between Lamont Aven1l
and Brook Turnpike, being lot No.
mum Park" and more particulart|
described as follows: to-wtt: Begin|
ming at point distant Ave hundred
tersection of Laburnum Avenue anl
Lamont Avenue, thence extending ii
an casteriy direction along the south
ern inc OF laburnum Avenue AMI
fronting thereon one hundred C1oo|
lines TWO hundred and twenty-foui
and iivc-tenths (2245) feet.
The handsome dwelling situated oil
'i!S Is VI lThIlt ana StuCcO CONF
struction. slate roof, largo rooms AMI
OF a modern type throughout, ant
should attract the attention of homI
lovers in this most desirable sectio |
of our city.
TERMS: Cash as to such an amoun
as will be sufficient to defray all ex1
penses Of executing this deed OF trus
including advertising this sale, Il
trustees commission OF per cent, Thu
prevailing real estate auctioneer&
commission. and amount necessary5tY
pay one principal no.e of $4,000 an
accrued interest thereon from July
1920, and one interest note OF s61,5I
and accrued interest thereon froty
july, 3. 1920; also delinquent taxes, q
any.
This sale is made. however. snbjce}
to Il prior deed of trust for the prini
cipal sum of $4,000. with interes
notes separate at per cent: the pripA
cipal sum due October -, 1921
JAMES T.. T1MBERLAKE.
Trustee.
TIMBERLAKE & HIT,
OF q ia Attn tn
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p r o p o S A l. g

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
The Ciiy OF Richmond invites proposals
Tor furnishing and erecting al the ,'iiv
Gas Works. The following structures:
Item 1. building an extension and max
ing alterations to the existing brick en-
Sinc-roOIn.
Item .. Que steel and concrete elevated
coke bin.
Plans and specifications may be seen n.
this nilce or al the Office OF the Architects,
Mcssrs. Carncal n Johnston. T07 Chamber
Of Commerce building.
PROPOSALS must he enclosed in sealod
envelopes marked Proposals for Struc-
lures Certified check for S2sO p;,ya BILE
a. to HE order Of the Comptroller Of the
cry OF Ntchmond, must accompany the
bid. which must be delivered at the office
OF the DEPARTMENT prior TO Ic o'clock
tnoon>. on the 5th day OF August. 1870.
reese rived.
E. w. TRArFoRp Director.
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Legal Notices 81
OFFICE OF TIE VIRGINIA STATE,
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
Richmond. Va. July so. 1920.

Richmond. Va. July So 1920.
Bids viii be received at The office of
n ,ha NiirHi n state Highway Commission
S Si,h h h,umin nous mnca5am. section OF
Tvs S-S miles between Richmond civ
iinits ana Solumon's Store.
Alternate bids are REQUESTED on this
ROAD Tor resuriac!nG with bltuminous con.
y Bids viii be received for section of state
R3ad No. &. Virginia Project No -
niles. u bi,uminous ,nacadam road. be-
wen falr!aN and ChantiliY. Alternate
n prn arc requested on this road. Virginia
ito1Sct NO - tho State Highway Com
mission aErceinc to furnish not less than
80 nor more than 80 convicts at the ras e
Plans and specifications are on file At
thc ono" OF the Virginia State HIGHWAY
Comnission. lilo South Third Street nn,
Manassas. Va. o"t'e'
Plans and specifications will be sem,
, upon reecipt of checS FOR IS made payable
70 ne second Assistant Commissioners
$3.50 OF which viii be returned wh. -,
p!anS and specifications are returned H.,
are opened. "A'ef oius
,The right Is reserved to reiec, apv ~
all bids. "'S or
G. p. COLEMAN.
State Highway CoInmissioner.
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AUCTIONs-LECALs
Legal Notices

NOTICE-nuc 20 paving and conseautiS
renhGrin- approach impossible. the ~
gpehntns ~ Hermitage sta;Ion OF thu ). \
August Is. 1920. l.. Il. GouIder' AGENT
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PROPOSALS for leasing land at VIII
Elhesr office, U; 3 Army. Room Is, Gus
Tom TOM house. Norfoik. Va Sealed proposals
nsi ~. 1870. aud then opened for ieas-
ing iand owned by United States at VIII
IouEhb Spit County OF Norfolk Stat,
OF N!rEinia- Further Information on ap-
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Grand Club Proposition
on Salt Water

Fine fishing. shooting and
oysters. Splendid dwelling, s
rooms. with ample outbuiidings.
Artesian well water. Best sido
York River. three miles to
steamers. AIS acres land. Ex-
ira fine for cattle and hogs.
Fair tenant and club-kcepar can
make good interest on cost and
give members FREQ pleasure.
This is an ideal place winter or
summer. Good salt watar BATH
ing. Only sia.soo. Easy terms.
w. II. BRoApDus.
we.t Point. ya.
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MERCHANDISE
Wnntctl-TO Buy

PARTNERSHIP cash uaid Tor feathers
md antiques Madison G3oT.
FURNITURE wanted. any quality. Bcs,
prtceH paid. Madison 1906
FURNITURE hes, cash prices paid for
used household goods ard Office furu.-
lutN. Cal; Randolph I2ls
FJKNiTUEE; pianos, household goods
, bought. sold ami exchanged. .Sndcrson's.
btoad street At First. Madison 1881
WE BUY dcsks, office furniture and safes.
Madison 2sgl
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REL ESTATE EOR SIZE
Lots for Sale

ONEEl"cOkISG wASiilSGTON. - c.
u.tGr sni" hno building lots miles from
MhtH House. on highlands Of Virginia at
Lyon iaTk. Arlington County. 20 Ininut. :
from hchrt OF city over good roads or by
S SHeG.tent eicctsiG car service. All con-
Nth!"hHes including cement sidewalks
.,c,~ers. gas and !e.ectriclty. 50-foot lots for
ri5 cash. aud So per month. Reference
va Apply for further information 70
Lyon FITCH Owners. Clarendon. Va.
PETERSBURG GAR I.INE-sl 90 pcr
week or $500 per month. no interest or
taxes. buys "a large lot concrete road
and car line &c fare to city. Small pay-
nent down. See y J. Daughtrey. 1905
Mutual building phonr Madison 3is2.
Wantcd-Itcai Estate 80
BAHTOS H.sh,s home OF & or rooIns-
price must be reasonable. Address j
220 caro- Times nispe;ch
CHA$. r I.oEiiR X co. INC. Insurance
and Real Estate. sol Mutual Pudding
Z. Arthur Bayl.ss. Manager Rca; Estate
Department
FARM--wantcd. TO buy for cash farm
with fair building and with about 40
10 80 acres; convenient 70 FREDERICKSBURG
Price not to exceed $1,000. Address q;
256. care Times Dispatch.
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Help Wautetf-siaIe

Observation-Disclosures. frst-class barber: $40
guaranteed and percentage. I;ima c.
Bishon. Charlottesville. Va.
and railroad work in Western Pcnnsyi-
yan!a. {4.St to SIiS daily: ship every
day Apply 306 n. Second Street.
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TlMBERLAKE & HIT,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1901 East Main Street.
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Situations Wanted-Nlale 81
CLERICAL. NAN and bookkeeper: cx-
2S2. care Times Dispa tch -
COMPETENT STESOGRAPIEK desires
GOOD position: hours no object; can do
norhhtcllns and general office work A a.
lress q 2l1. care Time Dispatch
DRUG SALESMAN--wanted position in
drug store A. salesman: had several
years experience. Wish to make "a change
answer Drug Clerk. 700 MI Vernon I'!ace
Washington. II. g.
L !, !: II r y c. ID burroughs machine
oo"hh, cper desires permanent position:
local references. Phone Randolph 1891
REGISTERED assistant druggist Il, sircs
- position. several years experience. 4.
AaS. care Times DISPATCH.
X lSrEEEb PHARMACIST wants posi-
ION. len years cApe.icucc. can FUR
nish references. Address a 226. care
Times Dispatch.
W:ANTED--iiy middle aged man who
is thoroughly reliable and honest a
position that your interests will be well
looked after: fairly well educated quick
and accurate at figures; good peninan and
QUICK mover Can't do everything. bur
can do great many things hat re-
gladly recommend me. Address IL 223.
YoUNG MAN OF good edacation ana
abiIity. desires permancn; position: Lest
~ r.f-r.nC-s Ehone Randnlnh li?6-J
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YOUNG LADIES wanted over l6 yeas
or age: light WORK: good conditions and
pay. Eight hour day. y. Iioen * Co.
sol Randolph Street
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REAL ESTATE FOX RENT

Apartments and Flats -
All-IiaChclor apartment: p-iyatc
naiA. Hhome Madison 2725-J. morn
THE cNESTEEFIELD-Vcr desirable
apartment OF four rooms and bath 10
suniet. furnished or unfurnishrd: inin,e-
ataI. i"ss.SS!on ABBY Manager
Houses for Rent ~
GRACE ST. wEST-Nine-room furnish
cd housc: modern conycn!cnccs. Ad-
oress = -.sl. care Times DISPATCH
Wantcd--To Rent 81
Ai,akT MEHT-W small FURNISHED
=, housekeeping apartment until about
fcbFuaFy !. 10y young Coupl. with ChiiJ
aGG!eS3 u ssl. care Times Dispatch
oSE-Wantcd. 10 rent for year or more
. or .-room modern house and bath:
IN GOOD location. rost-Otilce Boa 1873
ii1OSf.. SIX to nine rooms. modern: Nest
Emu. September l. VIII pay $50 to ST5
per month Party without children iSoule-
hOOMsrby r,hned young couple with In
liant. housekeeping rooms with private
iainuy., Address BOX EOS. care Times
"ANTED-F!ve-room Hat or small house
y, atnurps rtei.:red: hy September /. Call
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Tailoring and Pressing 10
BROADWAY Cleaning and PressIIng Co
l7z0 East broad Street
HARrZS. cleapcrs ana dyrrs 1871 W..I
Main Madison 1928.
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Situations Wantcd-l5cmnIc y,
SUMMONS Wantel-AIaIe !,

"ANTED-Posit!on as companion house
=. Keeper secretary. EoE - Elkwood
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business Opportunities

ONE c"inplctc vulcanizng plant with
motor: price and terms very T.asonabi.
5l9 W. Broad.
TENAS OIL LEASE-Cirnund floor pro-
. position: near producing wells Mr.
THROWN. Apartment No. 8. 2o3t Park Ave
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ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms With I,oortl

Rooms With Board OF
FIt tNkLiS ST. r.. 2OO-Handso.ncIy fur.
nished rooms and board. delightful
NONE surroundings. rooms with or with
OUT bath.
Grace. W, ls-Dcs,rable FIRST moor room.
running hot and cold water. electro
LEhts' EantIcmcn preferred. Also largo
front rooms convenient To bath
TWO conveniently furnished rooms to-
couple or business lady. meals IL de-
sired Cal boulevard 3o2I-I.
Rooms Without Board 08
FIFTH And MAIN sTs.-Nicely furnish-
Gsnt!enan only. Madison 4.e3.
FLOYD ANE.7-FurnishCd rooms: modcrn
-cnnven!cnccs. boulevard 2T32-J.
GRACE ST. ". gIG-For rent. furnished
rooms. large and small. convenient 10
hoatd NiSs NJ. q. Gordon.
GRESHAM COuRT--For rent In Gresham
Couft. attractive room. couple preferred
Lie IN building. Phone Madison 3Sgs
HANpNEk AVE.-One nicely furnished
bedroom. southern EXPOSURE: all con :
r"t.Ieilt's ana one room and kitchcncttc.
Call boulevard t23iw.
NoSrlCELIo. III Horth Eighth: cool
clean rooms. sOc-75c. 800 daily: $500
10 ZOO "e.kly.
SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS-'rwo do
slFsple front rooms. sinEl. or On sun"
iurh'shci OF unfurnlshed. Cafe in build
THIRD ST. SOUTH i2-NIcciy furnished
NlHE!. or double rooms. .irst-cl ,lc :
cninm"dntions table board.
THIRD ST. SOUTH ,2O2-One furnished
y
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FINANCIAL
Investments, Stocks, Bonds 80

100000.
For sale. second mortgage notes: in
tcrtst payable scu!annuai!y. \ 2iG adj
drcss Times Dispatch.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OH
CREDITORS.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.
incest Place IN Richmond 10 Work.
WHlTLOCK BRANCH
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Money 70 Loan

a LOAN your farm or real estate il,
what you need. G.orE. h. Crawford
& Co. s32 East Main Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-I'cmalc
J. u. MosBY g. co.

LADIES AND GlRItS-wanted. ten young
ladies' and girls TO work Ia our hinderS:
!ight work. good pay while learning. as
nuur week. Appiy at once 70 Williams
nrinttnE Company. IL y. Fourteenth
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
Old carpets made over into new rugs
Richmond Awning Co.. 2i4 ~. Ninth St
Madison 2lst.
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FINANCIAL

YOUNG MAN OF good edacation and
abitity. desires pcrm1ncn; post ION. Lest
nf rcfrrsnCrs. Ihnne Rnndnl ! ias u
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machinery and 1ools

kOOkCASE--Sec bookcase
20. care rimes-Dispatch.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

Excelsior lodge. Tuesday evening
had a large attendance to hear an
address by Representative Zihlman
Of Maryland. Past Grand Chancellor
also spoke.
Webster Lodge will confer the
knight rank Tuesday. Tuesday even
ing Pages Tom Patterson. ]. W.
Franklin and Guy T. Young were
advanced to the rank Of d,s squire; ire 60,
Gasson has received the Grand Lodge
journals for distribution to the sub
ordinate lodges. The picture Of Past
Grand Chancellor Perry P. Patrick
adorns the first page.
evening. decided to hold the annual
memorial service June 8. Grand
Chancellor Frederick Yates named
the following committees: Speakers
Chancellor Yates and Past
Decorations-Jacob Nussbaum and ].
F. Skidmore. Necrology-H. J. Gas
son and C. W. Henderson.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. Pythian
Sisters, announces a card party for
Temple celebrated its twenty-ninth
anniversary with program. in charge
of Mrs. Catherine Baum. Thirty MEM
bers Of Delaware Temple. No. /, VII
Mington, Del. arrived Friday morn
ing and are being entertained by the
ner was served at the National Hotel
Friday to the guests. who then went
in 4 body to tho temple. Sightseeing
parties for Saturday and Sunday were
IN charge OF Mrs Ethel Johns and
a special entertainment was given al
Pythian Temple. with Mrs Matte
Hooper In charge.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
D. c. COAL CONSUMERS
URGED TO ORDER SUPPLY

Coal consumers are urged to order
their supplies for next winter at
once. but are advised that the ability
OF Washington dealers to fill those
orders Is entirely dependent on exist
ing stocks, which are low. and on
prospects for additions to those
stocks, which are bad, according to
statements made today by officials of
the Coal Merchants Board of Trade.
In other words. Mr.. Householder 10
advised to order to the capacity of
his bins now and not to be over
particular as to whether the wagon
drives up in May. June, July, August
or September. The merchants will
do their best. is the assurance given.
but cannot do their best unless. first.
they get more coal. and. second. they
receive their orders in good season.
Entirely too optimistic" is the
Characterization by one official of the
coal board of trade of statements
that Washington is in no danger of
a coal shortage; while incorrect" is
the phrase used regarding statements
that fuel for the capital has been ar
riving in regular shipments for the
past two months.
1t is explained that, after the effects
of the recent railroad strike passed
off. a considerable quantity of fuel.
here, arrived more or less zen masse."
and for a time made quite a showing
in the coal yards. This has all been
distributed. however. According to
one Official. of the Coal Merchants
Board of Trade, no dealer has within
the past few months received SO per
cent of what he really needed, and re-
serve bins are empty.
According to the same source of in
formation Washington may be in for
a worse winter next year, from a fuel
standpoint, than any yet experienced.
a condition made more probable by
the widespread freight-car shortage.
Cooperation, therefore, in safe
guarding the city's coal supply for
next season by ordering now and by
being patient over slow deliveries II
not only invited. but 10 an absolute
necessity.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Reviews of New Books
c. Csswell. New York: Dodd. Mead
e. Co

& Co.
Every maiden has seen him. Every
youth has seen her. Between the two
there has been the quick wireless of
eye and heart-then the moving on.
strangers in appearance. lovers in
truth. 1t is of such a pair that Berta
Ruck tells light and engaging little
story. Rather. does she let the pair
tell it-first the girl. then the boy
writes down. turn and turn about.
the feelings OF charm. and friendship.
and love. that this chance meeting
set on fire in their hearts. In real
life the two never do meet But in
story life this would not do at all.
For books are to be read. and books
that behave like life get scant atten-
ton. So, the two do meet-after
many near-meetings that properly
perturb the reader-and the outcome
is that of every well-regulated love
story.
RASPBERRY JAM. BY Carolyn Wells.
author of "A Chain of Evidence"
etc. Frontispiece by Gayle Hos
kins. Philadelphia: J. b. Lippin-
cott Company.
A Carolyn Wells detective story in
which. again. the impeccable and impress
sive Fleming Stone appears. as usual, at
the critical and desperate moment. when
failure is writ large upon the entire sit
uation. 1t hurts ones feelings a bit
the feelings Of one who has already met
Fleming Stone-to have him, in his high
class calculations, make use Of the
stomachic medium which gives name to
this mystery tale. However. Miss Wells
is making the story. 1t is our business
to read it. So, we follow around through
good number of ingenious situations
Of clue and pursuit to find out who really
did kill Sanford Embury. Most of the
trails lead straight to his wife-but that
Is nonsense. There is no motive there.
A devoted pair. whose only disagreement
is most trivial. nothing more than the
husbands refusal to grant his wife an
allowance. An old-fashioned survival,
that was covered. one would think. by
the mans extreme indulgence in other
respects. Half the women who read this
will declare that she did kill him and
| that she was right No, they are wrong.
| for Fleming Stone found the real mur-
derer by the assistance, too. of the lowly
| raspberry jam which offends us So
taken in this connection. This is
characteristic mystery tale at the hands
| of this author Many will read il with
| the Joy that mystery readers have the
stories OF Carolyn Wells
Evening star., 1920-05-23
.FraternitieS

cises" will take place on the lawn
Saturday. May 29. to pm. on
GERS Of the Grand Lodge. Grand En-
campment, Rebekah Assembly and
Home Circle will officiate at tree
planting All members are invited.
Fred D. stuare Encampment. No l.
has started a membership drive. To-
morrow the G. R. degree will be con-
ferred The r. p. degree will be
conferred the first meeting in June.
Annual memorial services will be
held in I. o. 0. F. Temple June 13 at
SIS.
Canton Washington. No. 1. P. NJ,
made a fraternal visit to Loyalty
Lodge, No 165. /. o. o. F.. at Capital
Heights Md, recently.
The general excursion committee
will meet Tuesday evening. The ex-
cursion will be given to Chesapeake
Beach July is.
At its last meeting Martha Wash
lngton Rebekah Lodge. No. 3. confer
red the degree and served refresh
ments in honor of the Assembly pres
ident. Mollie E. Edmonston. a member
of that lodge. who was presented With
services which brought honorable dis
tinctiOn in the Assembly.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation will meet Wednesday even
ing at l. o. o. F. Temple. All third
degree members have been invited to
be present. Written and unwritten
work will be exempliied under di-
rection of Frank M. Roller. and plans
will be presented for the organiza-
tion of base ball team and field
day exercises. Noble Grand Thomas
A. Robbins of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
No. 29. is president OF the associa-
tion.
Union Lodge tomorrow evening will
name committees to arrange for a
members night" to observe the
fiftieth anniversary in the lodge of
Vice Grand Thomas W. Scott.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, will have
charge of the services at I. o. Q. F..
Home, 1898 N street northwest today
at 8 pm Rev. Lewis E. Purdum, pas
tor Of Ingram Memorial Church, will
officiate. Special music will be pro-
vided.
Thursday evening Columbia Lodge
will confer the third degree.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
ODD FELLOWS.

The Arbor Club of the I. o. O. F.
Home is making q drive for 100
members. The following committees
have been added: Membership. b. B.
Walden. George E. Lund and Robert
Thompson: entertainment, Frank E.
Rapp. H. L. Andersen and w. ]. Hope;
donations. W. H. Ernest. c. A. Purdy
and F. D. Seiffert. "Arbor day exer-
Evening star., 1920-05-23

MiscellaAeONs.
Monday-Almas Temple. Mystic snr1ne,
ceremonial session and fmpefiai
visit, at Polls Theater.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
J. O. q. A. N.

Star spangled Banner Council, No.
8. Friday evening was presented with
mahogany ballot box by Past
Councillor John A. H. Hargett of
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. and
appropriated SIS to the memorial
fund for the late Representative John
L. Burnett of Alabama, who was q
member of Andrew Jackson Council,
No. 6, Of this city.
The Past Councillors Association
will meet Friday evening. A class
of thirty will be initiated June 4.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10,
Thursday evening accepted the resig-
nation Of John IS. Langley as trustee.
The following: officers have been
elected to conduct the oriental court
Grand orient. A. c. Columbus: grand
vice orient W.. c. Whip; secretary.
L. F. Barkley; treasurer, B. F. Corn
well: grand high priest, James T.
Conner: grand herald. Earl Schwenk.
and grand sentinel. Charles C. San
derson. The council will give a fam
lily outing to Chesapeake BeachaJuly II.
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