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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Wednesday Brighton, Market

STOCK YARDS. Ang 1S--Ae bee ca1-
re marker suffered no further decline
erorn the Tuesdsy slump Neariv al
a. the better grace Of CARTE were
taken nv the ciose IF Yesterdays sale
but there was srlu q surplus of the
poorer g-aaes. particularly ~ aoirglA
cattle. Yea Caves held A. TsesdHv :
prices aur buyers wsrH fass-v and
mace d careful wedding SUI ST poor
from good calves Hog ware = }ignr
supply and were aiken READILY a.
ABOUT &c. declisf from argces 2aJc =
week agn. Sheep and lRnns are, be
ginning 20 De marketed from New Eng
lane points n larger amounts buT me
market Is apparently weak and pr1 @ss
1uwe- The mich cnw --ade wfrsla
auef showed little r1ure Rct5vIrv
than week ago Prices ur Eood MILK
ers range rom sl00 70 s-5H, Win exr-a
up - s2be. with popr nlllse-s selling
down 10 $50
Reported sRles-otss 2 Forbusla
SOLD ~ carrie 81 seq &c. : caw d: sc
ana s. m. and I COW at loo Ronerr
Common sold 81 mich COWS a. s125 a
500 a. = Foss sold 20 cattle a. Sc
: oniog-as 81 &C. I-3 calves a. Ice
mixer al s-S5, : COW al s. 50. ! cou
al slst. anu : COW a. S15a > Il
Brooks selG Il beef cows AZ SO see az
calves az &c. hogs 81 I3ac, 80 mich
cgws al s5T-5bn s-55. c. = cage .
CARTE a. 3tu &c. 70 calves al I51c. 10
hogs a 15c- and - mixers 81 SS5 q
SZ25. Hail & lowell SOLD J.. rnws ar
soG ms al Sac. IN COWS ar $50 Tbs al
svc. 80 cnlves Az LIS lbs al lac 81
calves ar 50 ms AZ 7c- -aB hogs av
30 lbs al lasc * lRmns IT "a ms a.
Tic. ana 90 sheer ar ~ ms az C 80
mich COWS ar sea $50 2 r FIVE
sold Bologna cnws az &c. - calves az
10 ISs al 14se = hogs az $50 lbs al
&C and Is niicn COWS n $50 a s11a.
A M EagEs sold 9 cHvE a. Sae ana 81
-srrie al sac 1Een :. 90 ms al Sc. %
calves N let's AT I9c ano &c pr lot.
:. mixers ~ seq szsa T. L Hrva
sold . steers ar asa lbs ~ &c Cows
q. &c 20 calves nj Isl miirsl COWS
II s7z5Ag1-h and crwr a. s. ae each
z L werneiI solo So caivas H 14c i
Cows a. STE1 S15H. e o. Ptper sold
70 cgws al $50 O s125.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

View York. aug ZS
WEEA--SpD1 stsacy. No. rec
and Va. nGrc 2sg anc NJ. mixed
Durdln 2s7 ! track New vorlT ey-
port August shipment
COEN-Spor easy; No ysailpw 17-s
{ New YORK le-tiH- shipment
0ATS-Spot easy. No. wt tie CSC
LA2C-Easy, middle wess 1Send
1san.
Other articles unchanged
ECT-EE-FTr,- receipts $3.50 tubs
creamery a. Ener r7an extras 56a o s.
an extras - Scare SO. an. drs Is So 70
- score 81 q 55s packing stuck cur
-sn- MAKE No. : 43IS4-
EGzS-Eecsipus 12.ss1 czses- marker
1rrn; fresh gathered extra frs - 50 q
Sc @-esh gathered drsts 496 81 state
Pa anr nearby western l3ennerv
whites first 10 extra 6hM T.. 40
browns extras snm So. "a. gathered
browns aaa nixsd cniurs rrsI TO .x-
C-as 49, Ok.
TA-CES-steAdy Long Island
PER barrel s:5M 500 southern par bar
rel loo O S-5
CA8BAGES-EasF and unchanged
SCGAh-ERw nominal cErrrt4 uEaI
LBS refined au3st, ans grauu atec
1T7Ad 225a. The early -na-Kef far su-
gar futures was very Guisf ABc u-sces
wsrs L,-reguIar and subject 10 srnAll or
osrs either Uay. A. midday va lues
ware I'VE points highgr ID I've lover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
WINTHROP

M ana Mrs. Panels :. Stone and
nr-Ie ca4ghter Bsr-y. Of PhIladei-
gnla Pa Mrs. q y Johnson Of
P1r-IRnG ana Ry1ler W. yegAr4 Of
View jersey ara guests Of M and
Mrs. Harold Z Jenks a. heir COL
age on -aAe Aaranacnok
Arnold Thomas 01 Boston Is the
guest III MS parents. NJ and Mrs
George Thomas MISS Florenct
Moody IF Gardner IS also ne guest
Of NJ and Mrs. Thomas
Irving Ta-r Of South Monmouth
and Ernest EurG II 5aoarrus were
recent -peErs OF NJ and Mrs. NJ
2 H-nckley
Mr. and Mrs. n Ealev If
brunswick were weekend guests NJ
rhelr dEughteT. Mrs, ii z 11nckle-
q. LAk=vleu Farm. The son. Mel
son =aIey e passing -he month II
August a. the 1ar-
Rev Z. Z, EoInes CT Mlddienu-y
". vas the guesr Of NJ and Nh.
NJ Z Hlncklev an Tuesuay
Mr. ana Mrs George Z. k1nha1i
rave returned 70 her home n Hart
furc- Conn. after rrHiEnE VIII NJ
KIN balls Parents NJ ana Mrs z
Z kIrnAl
N enlnvaole Ten--en Pax-y was
neid x eaaesdav a--arNnor 1t the
home of Ms Fife French. A rood
number were n attendance anu a
soctaI afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs
.Tran- gaTe q few readings ana dam
II r'f-Tesnne1-s were served by ne
nosi ess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Aged F. B. Torrey Of
Bath Lost Three DAYS

Bath. Ne. Aug K.-Arfer having
wandered through the woods sur
rounding rne so-called Five Mile
swamp three days and nights. EnL-
Francis Z, Tar-er q. was frund
Tuesday nurning s- Elwooe e
Edrecurnb and Dwight r webee-.
ooIh Of Park street, the former a
norur-nar If me A. r. K Railroad
Co. and rne latter a conductor They
found M. TnrrF sleeping n
the swamp almost anscuFed by
the tail graas bur ne -ecos-
rizes Mr.. EdRecnmn. and remarked
tnaz ne had secome oewilas-ed
and was N d had Ak and wished
they would help him out Ee was
brought I'd house n the Winnie
gn.ncs district and ward veiepnened
IN nix rwo sunE. sx-Mapnr Jeszeh
Tar-~v and F1ncis 3. Tor-ey. IT..
who immediately went far hun with
an anf1monile and earned him 70 the
Oia Folks Home. wnere he vzs gwen
immediate treatment by Dr.. James
OTIS Lzncnin and rne marrsn- Mrs.
William z Canare. Ee Is apparently
nane the WORSE fer his rhvee-days'
exp7apce N - voooA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

SPACIOUS motor ooas- n charge IF Al
os-- Frances. \ picnic dinner WIS
enjoyed al Hnrse shoe island and .
rsosf crJoyaoie Cav was PASSED MS.
: : Wheeler. Rev. and Mrs = r
Cook Mrs. Emma Robbins and Ms
" \. Titus accompanied them
M and Mrs. Washington Cook ana
sar. Roosr-t. Of Sharon. Mass. are a.
Ms Aauoe VESTS for a three
weeks vacation
The anaual SUNDAY School and
Community picnic VII be aeld
-hu-scRy i pleasant a. STAND
Park. 4 srornv = VIII De heio On
FT7oay Il Is reported thar there VIII
5e q large attendance.
Mr. and MS Fred smith Of
Easi inIrrap started Hednesoay
morning 1nr Bridgeport Conn. where
hey Will vtsII with friends and rela-
-sVes- They viii v1s11 a. Boston sn
-ogta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Chicago Cxtrie Market
chicago. AEE.

Chicago. AGE. Is
CATTLA-heceIpG -oee. chGlce
steers sIeRrv. others SLOW Il ve-v IN
even prices -1edi un grassy aarIIe
weIAA- oUp on steers $3.50 BULK corn fAd
Ls.&5 a 1850 bulk E-Rssy I-1nus GDh1
400. COWS slow. steady a. 400 q 95n.
bulls az - cents cieciAne aoioEna most
o3b n "a. Calves ve-.v uneven ea-lv
safes song 305E fHte C-ade I45a@
200 most stocKArs a--n.
ED5S-RecespLS l. h0G. opened
weHk ID Is cents owe than veStsrtar :
average common grades 1ff least Gigs
ing veak, early -op 4nDb BULK aEfr
ann butchers 15-0d 1SaB BULK packing
sows 4ehd $40 Tlgs 3 TO 80 cents
lower bulk desirable xmas 4fied 5hN
sEEEF-RtceIprs 80. soc. native ana
sheep Dld - csDrs owe 4aI wesIs-
lambs "a cent? u - cents lower Tod
l36b packers TOD nE1.-H aIrns 200
bulk Z1s01 = =. Crmce medium weic-+
. feeders srsadv; best feeds- lArrlhE
I.Fn q $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
WEEKS MILLS

MRS Sarah RlcnRrds Of Reading
MasE.. IS visiting her daughter. Ms
!. BIRD Brown
M AND Mrs. Robert Baierr7ne aac
daughter Lizzie Of W4ndsu- ware
Sunday callers Of M and M-s E-ad
Eragg
Mrs. Anna Ea-vev Of Fairfield Z
VISITING mr. daughter, Mrs. r A. Doe
z :. Moves returned from bust
ness trip 10 Boston Saturday.
3erTDn Glddings and family of An
zusia were Sunday callers of James
Mnshsr and Charles Ciddings.
M and Mrs. Earnest Burneu al
Gardner wersa Sunday visItors Of Nj
and M-y L1ounIls P-scror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Stock Markets
NEW Y0Hk MARKET
Fsca-.s o. me Gays ossiins n Al
sne -sacg-c s-ockr

fsca-es o. ne Gays ossiins n Al
cae -sacIrp Stocks
A-~ TDrk. AuE -a--he sessaon Of
b. sEoc1 exchange rnoav differed III
sssset1--A. a&---cuIa, --1Tn me ..sr-
tst an -eRc-.una-v -~snG NJ -ecenI
kyS ShD--s agz-- t.on--oile<s ire
eZ,.s, Ano. S-e.- &C ~-ssr pressure
zlss -1E-- = ne more volatile Is
-2-rTsG. aca-s as ezpresssG nv
- Hr1ss-ln4.Hs ISIS were once
fn-s ~ "ve- aaagw.nC influence. a.
lngs. --s ws-s pe'1E2s exs pe-cep-
Eit Z f-l- rs G.-sf---- movements ~
Freq, r.4ca21Ea Slsr LIZ. I-rs snG
asG were ----EJ a--,v 0wN bur ne
fs.H -zts sng-aent.a
-4n-z.- nlane.R-v conditions also pre-
Pax ne os&-s VII fresh ANN UNI
Aurg" "1-7--rlleL - flow from
ID -A-Ha- ~ :--rp leuLers VITA -rnse-
4fa asple 10y - me 9unus ano GEL
(oa-d nst - 9-- cent = Lae Tlal
---e' @pe- NJ a. me prevailing
Pait }. De, GER
Ao-7ces S-lu .aE6-nE commercial
rc lsugs.-.L .s=rr4-s ws-A decidedly
1e1 yorae sJurp1--,ug the views af
"a ..:-nc-2 -is~esr Of E-lr,a5
,.e'-.'@':. s..s.t'g- zec --ads author
kda aAot 7n-a n illusion. 1nwH-sr
n &-!C-H -s ~a--roRcE - -rrTs
r. II .-..:a.@. Scr neT equipment.
'oes 7, S-nr = ware manly higher
~ 7utss. 80 gave VIZ grasr
= ~",---c r-"e--1e--s curing me
ls--ciz't Eac 4cE- ne-1ocs No
neia. a@-@ev ana sugar ISSUES
M9:' -~AC,s-s .T singled our II
11'-;l a.-s ant sn-rplnEs -er-7Fv-
- "eT-e~ a7-s losses AZ me
go, nss 5a-eF amounted II
1913 srl-ar
7sllfs 7"-1r --sE -~aE~psEi4-asc
~. @'c.1-acrn al unusEal nun
ssces d. II the active
- ---"--z 9rlac.nC -.sbe--y
= -&S@' r. E--.- ouT T1urr1ri1n -
50 y -" "a - IT vest=-dav C
- 7ys &. -. RAJ ~a3us. ar-
- "''' ma Fla :. : bonGs
= uacagcrHc II an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

Boston. AaE. Ia
EEEF--huire whole ca--le esq AZ
E--TEE-Ex-as 5ss va fr.its
5SE $50.
CHESNF-esh cnsice 80 2S6.
~GRN-Nu. Yellow 7s2M1s6
EGEs-Nearpw hsunery 80 -,
western extras s. q GO.
FLCTT-5priBg patents. Is6-l5.
SACKS speciai s,1orts Is d1d, standard
-3.a q 1900
EA-Na. timothy 42G44.
AME-Spring Is % SO
oATs-Fancv IN pounds - q 9s
pCRk-MAdfurn hacks 3970,
POTATO ES-EzsfErn shore ~ Asa
s~ oHr-Ai. natives l500 70 per
1.uss1el
-TEAE-2ak
TEAL-1gG e2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
.JOICE

M and Mrs. n = Weeks If JET
fsrsgn- Naas Leuise Lsngfellnw Of
P-ozidencs. p I. and Mrs. Belle
Hewert and Mrs. Isa r Moves II
Caoper's Mills passed III evening -
Gently II the Lewis homestead
Mrs. Jennie Henry is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. Ahnie Eodgkins. Of
Berlin, \. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

3cEsG WOMEN TEE WENT
WORTH HosrrTL OF DOVER
NEW iAMPsEIRE. OFFERS TO
EoCNE WOMEN OF E
SCHOOL EDUCATION Or -E
EQCTTLES- OF SAME. \ TER-
-y MoS-Eg TRAINING N 4
GENERAL Eosrr-A DURING
TRAINING. TWENTY DOLLARS
PER MONTE W.T. BE pD
Ayo ROOM BOARD AND LAIN
rET WILL gE FURNISHED
TEE wEN-wCRTE HOSPITAL e
AN Acc'EErTrED HOSPITAL OF
TEE STATE. FcR FURTHER IN
FORMATION APPLY T. TEE sU-
PERNryNDEN- OF rHE aosPT-
IA. GRACE ?. Haskell 81
PERIN-ENLEN-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

Eh1cAEp. AllE. II,
raae in The grain pits displayed
con, ;lterapIA strength al the start To-
aaYf but aoput midday rne market re-
ac-a aad 5rirss declined from the
tls,,s 81 points af the DAY Al the nm
80 u heE7 showed net gan or cent
Il, : ,,.ss.4 with Deuernt, er 2.Se 70 313ss
ana i fa--,.h IN 70 . sns Corn was
!. 70 81 cents below yesferezpE tina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
New York Money Market

New York. Aug &
Mercantile "a 9e- &
Exchange Ir72 sgulaa-
Sterling 6B-dzv bills &5ss
Comm ercIal h;0-dav blls gr marks
5-56e.
CornE1ercla- 1-SaE bills on ssnks
nauu 3.s2&. caales 3-63t
F-ancs. ceYna1 20. cables 80
Belgian francs demand rs cables
fTullders. dsrnAnd 50 90 .aaies 90
Ire. demand ( 81 cables : ga
Marks. demand .e6. cables = 0s
New York ext mango m MorLreR.
II a-lb uEr cer1I, discount
Government ouin ds zr-eCuta-
PaAr7an borcs ,ar~eEuIR-
Time loans s-png; 81 davs go eavy
ann SIX DsnLlS q
Cal rnonFv sIeA ly- h:Ch q w
ruling rate : cios1l nad { atfeYec a
far- }rr- O L,u-;-s a1,.u,-,-s,,,-.- =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
Ne~ T0rE Stock Market

-aF,ea-ea CEliv BY
@"'Ns s=~g=SAGE COMPANY
-nCi = Ed u. Phone SO
-Si Wa-er st Augusta
7a0-s -11 6--0ap
-5r-sg5Gnc ants of
I-mG7 -. BRIGHT & c.
= S@w Za-k ana Boston
sEa-k Eth S-gA
-t~ats aSl-e Ee-pics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

CEN-ER-A happy family reunion
was aeid SEndav a. ne nome Of M
and Mrs Z Z Tobev when their
TOUR sons. Fed. Charlie. Ser and
Harold. ware al with them far me
first time n nineteen veR-s. Ser
T1pev mas Jus1 returned for a visi-
with mis- parents a-Ter eighteen va&-S
spenr N me WEST. Besides me four
SONS -nere were also pressnI Mrs.
Fec Tobey and children Of Augusta
ana Miss DORIS Bishop II Barh
Two automobile parties ware vis-
Tors sunday a. the home - M and
Mrs Z 3. Tooey n one auto we~e
M and Mrs Charlie Colby ana Two
children Of Topsnan In ING 1Ihe-
were M ana Mrs F'-ank Colby -
Brunswick ana their daughter Mrs
Agnes Perry and little daughIer Of
Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

EAST-sy the kindness If M-s. :.
:. u hesler- rhe children Ct East
Winthrop WERE gwen an excursion on
rhe AXE On TUESDAY IN the Wheeler :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

CuotH-3Ans oats were of cert -
Cant while provisions were a. most a.
q SrSnusrtil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Goods

Consisting of dishes glassware beds crib. lounges dining
tzhe chairs stands commodes bureaus carpets pictures
mrus and other articles mention AuE
Il, I3e NJ 1s7 Water St. HanoweH Opposite Spaud
mZs Drug Stare
" C WILSON Auc6u~>~r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
CANE1N

Mrs. Ruth Drawn acc daughter
Cara are passing severA weeks al
their home
Ms Merle Brawn Of va.s-viue Is
passing a rvo weekly VACATION IN
Lown
Miss Maude Cover Of Lewiston
arrived SarurdRy for 8 vst w-tn
relatives
Aaas-. las bear the guest Of nik
COUSIN. @ =. MOODY
Blame Fowler If WaaerviIie was
me weekend guest Of us aunt M-H.
Fanny Erawn.
Mrs. Qua MHxdeid Is entertaining
hsr aunt rom Bingham
Clifton jewell has SOLD hls Oak
land car u Nor-iogewoCk parties
Roscoe Nelson Of Windsor Conn,
IS the guest IF NE hrotae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

The comm unity was greatly
shocked Sunday upon learning Of
me death Of Preston Furbe- from
drowning n a spring near his home
He was ne son of Moses and L1vina
Holt Fu-oer and a lifelong resi-
dent Of Canaan. lie waE - wears
af age Els wife. formerly Belle
Johnson Of THIS town. passed away
seven years aga lie leaves one snr
Moses Of this town rwo brothers.
George Of Island Pond Vt. p p II
Canaan. one SISTER, M-z. Emma Wat
son Of Portland. Services were held
Tuesday AZ P. M cnndaCted or
Rev Roscoe Nelson Burial was II
the family lot AZ the Village GENE
terry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

WCMAN-cr girl For genera house
WORK n SINAI family C+ood wages
Apply 10 Ms Weston lewis 1AS
Dresden Ave. Gardiner
The classified AZ section lAS mes
sage far Won tUEdHy BEAD Il
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-20
GOOD ADVICE
To 4 DYsPEPT|C
Give the Stomach Help to Digest
Food and to Offset the Tendency
to Acidity. Use Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.

The wholesale advice to starve
your way to stomach health is mighty
poor Judgment Only the most robust
constitution can stand such strain.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-20
Grand Ercampnent
10y c. z. Gsocannon-l
TGcg1sy Sorninq.

TucSdsy fsornfng.
The grand enHarapn9ent began bIlsf
ness promptly a. 9 O'Clock, as per ad
tournament MONDAY afternoon, the
first matter 10 come before the grand
ercamDBlent after the opening exsr
eises being the nomination Of Off
GERS for the grand sncampment. 70
be voted for in the subordinate en-
c2mpnents next June, when the fol
lowing nominations were made:
For grand patriarch. s. G. Paschal,
Of Collar; for grand high priest. z. p.
Clinton, Of Marsh2IItown; for grand
senior warden, II. g. Dewar, Chero-
zee; grand junior warden, z. z. Hill,
Waterloo; II. ?. D-oegemeyer, Bur
nngt0n, W. s, Shepp Of Mt. Pleasant,
J. p. Lanbertson Of Abba, ?. C. Ing
guand Of Red Oak. S. s. Rutter Of
Jefferson, J. W. EIogser Of IaSora:
grand scribe, l.. W. Smith. Of Dies
Moines; grand treasurer, r. r. Os-
borne, New Sharon; grand represen-
tatiye. two years, r r. Wunder. OF
Harlan; grand representative, one
year, George a butcher, Des hoineg
A delegation from the department
council, including Past Grand Patri-
arch Y. z. Lambert and Lieutenant
Colonel Otto Wfndrath, were admit
led, bringing greetings from the
military branch Of the order. Cen
eral Lambert, as the principal gpokes-
man Of the delegation, spoke espe-
cially Of the splendid record made
by the present grand patriarch during
The past year.
The committee On neurology, Of
which Past Grand Patriarch ZaIa A.
Church was chairman presented the
following beautiful euIOgies ron the
iiyee q officers and members Of the
order wh0 had passed away during
The year:
p 4 y. Steele, past grand patriarch,
died at Knoxville August II. 1920, in
his eightyfirst year; born in Ohio
and removed 10 Iowa at the age of
sixteen years. He was a soldier with
an excellent record IN the war OF the
rebellion and filled many places in
office and business life, always with
credit 10 bimgelf and the community
in which he lived He Joined the
subordinate lodge March y 1880. He
was grand patriarch Of this organi-
zation and was kind courteous )
and cbliging presiding officer. having
in mind at all times the individual
rights Of every member, from the
lowest to the highest He was a
good man and a faithful Odd Fellow
and will long be held in loving men,
DRY by his friends and brothers. (
Fred Christianer. member of the
board of instruction, was a German
by birth and was born November %, /
1929 He died in Des Moines Sep
TENDER %, 1920. in his ninety-first
year Patriarch Christianer came to
America at the age Of thirteen years
and became a member Of Abingdon
lodge, No. 1874. of Illinois, on August
8, 1856. He removed to Des Moines
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-20
Rebekah Assembly
[sy Georgia ouigley.l

| At 9 o'clock yesterday morning th,
Iowa, convened in its thirtyAhirs
annual session in the Eiks' hall o
this city
Mrs. Margaret Schechtsr, of Mar
shaHtoEn, will preside at all busi
ness sessions, assisted by the fol
howing staff of officers:
Vice president, Emma Miller
Menlo; secretary, S. Elizabeth Nath
eney, Keokuk; treasurer. Charlotte
| Moody. Cedar Rapids: marshal, Flor
ence ogburn. Des Moines; conduc
| tor, Cora Waddeu, Marengo; chap
side guardian, Grace Bell, Toledo:
corah; messenger, Selma Glass, Gut.
tenburg; stenographer. Zephyr Gu
pin, Des Moines; stenogra pher, Cath
Georgia Quigley, Des Moines; as
sistant conductor, Harriet Cougie,
Cleghorn; assistant marshal, Nellie
Des Moines.
Immediately following the formal
opening of the assembly the follow
Ing appointments were announced by
the president:
Finance-Bessie vfles. SheIIsbug;
Addie Sleight. Cedar Rapids; Rosa
Heninger, Sigourney: Nora Van Aus
dal, New London; Agnes Mercer, P.
p. Atlantic
Credentials Florence Rodgers,
Ames; Geraldine Gfvens, Boone;
Grace BIoomer, Burlington: Alta
STRIKER, P. p, Mason City.
Election returns-Daisy Forester,
Abel; Gertrude Rains. Mt. Ayr; EfHe,
Graham, p. P, Des Mo,nes.
Montrose: Lura Hicks, Maquoketa:
Nina Scroggs, Anamosa; Leah Wash
burn, P. p, Mason City.
Memorial-Etta Snow, Indepen-
dence: Grace Hiscock, Casey; Lura
Moss, Batavia; Augusta Ahlgren,
Cedar Rapids; Helen Prescott, P. p,
Mason City.
Constitution and byIaws-Aln,a
Jones, Stuart; Elizabeth Kempley,
Rock Rapids: Nellie weinke, Iowa
City: Josie Cutting. p p, DEBORAH;
Fl. G. Ring, P. G. NJ, Cedar Rapids.
Legislation-Ruth Nef. Walnut;
Nellie Swank, Richland; Lillian
Olney, Clinton; Alice Bellamy, p. p.
Knoxville: II. F. Wagner, P. G. NJ
Mileage and per diem-vera Dur
Pilot Mound; Anna
vfnaas. Burt: Ada Gould, Harlan;
Lulu Engelkin, LeMars: Lizzie B. /.
Matthews, p. p, Council Bluffs.
Interstate correspondence |
Dierks. Mason City; Lulu windrath, |
Stella Snyder, Malcolm; 4
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III Weber, Masscur Waller. Frank
ClaFs0n. New London; Lee Loughrey,
/ C-ssco; Otto Wzndrath, Humboldt;
3G- n. Stronsr. Ladora. John Mich
lalsen. MaJuoks1a; A V Craven,
Kellogg; William Phipps, Fairfield;
w. c. Waldoon, Iowa City; Ramsey
! Hfndr5csscn, AnzEsosa; J. J. Ra1h-
/ burn Ssgournsy; ". Il. Freeman, Al
coma; H A Seemann. Keokuk, W.
Jepssn, Cedar Rapids; L. &. Henson,
Columbus Junction; John Freburg.
Charlton; Leon Dye, Rock Rapids;
L G. Mckee. Macksburg; A z.
Chiids, 0skaloosa; o. W. Shivers,
Knoxville. ]. c. Hoiiingsworth. Mar
shalltown5 ]. R. Graves, BaEcur;
Fred C. Drake, Mapleton; Fred H
SeRoss. Avery; VIM Horton, Red
Oak; 2. r. Horn, West Liberty; j.
W Dow, Sanborn: W. P. Graves,
ocheyedan: Ed Barrett, Clarinda;
Charles " Dewitt. West Bend;
Eugene h DERBY. Kingsley: ]. B.
Kent. Rolfe; Tfidon Ward, Des
Moines; Hans Hansen, Council
Bluffs; Geo z. Eichhorn. Malcom;
D. A Vaughn, Benton; JNw. Fraiey,
Davenport; Howard B. Kittell, Har-
Ian; f. L. Albaugh, NeYada; j. n.
Wiseman, Tama; Roy Shepherd, Bed
ford: r. B. Kelly, Alton: Otis Bee,
Milton; Judge Seneca Cornell, OF
tumwa; II. D. F7esher Indianofa: E.
L. McFadden, Washington; Chas.
Ortiz, Corydon; Harry n. HayfAnd.
Fl. Dodge; George Rowe, Joice; T.
z Kirkbride, DEBORAH; C. T. Hum
mel Sioux City: VIM. Anderson,
Manly; easy Beer, Clarion
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BASKET BALL
FOR ALL GIRLS
Teams viii Be .hade UP Out of
Members of the Gym Glasses
All Girls Invited to
Join.

There is stiH an opportunity to
join the gym classes at the z w.
C A. and to get enrolled in the bas-
ket ball teams Classes win be held
each Thursday night. the first ono
for the season scheduled for tomor-
row evening.
More Information IN regard to the
gym work can be obtained It the
desk at the "Y- and all og the bust
ness and factory girls are especially
invited to get lined up for work
there Basket bah teams are to be
organized and games win be played
between the various teams.
Gymnasium work and particularly
basket ball was formerly one OF the
biggest attractions for girls at the
and it is hoped that some OF the
old time pep will be restored.
Glasses in aesthetic dancing for the
children meet on Saturday afternoons
and work in this department has al
ready been commenced