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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

These sentences uGGrCgating 2S
Il years. were imposed by Judge
Woods this morning in circuit
court. 1t was stated today that t.
w. Athcy. Jra a guard AZ the state
penitentiary, will arrive in the city
this evening, and tomorrow night
viii take the six young men. sen
fenced ut this term. to the state
prison where they will be inearcerat-
ed. The sixth member, Damon Hardy
who was sentenced at earlier day Of
the court TO seven years. making
the aggregate for those who 90 to
never before established in Berl1c-
ley county, and perhaps will stand
for many years
The court room was crowded to
capacity. Every seat was occupied
and standing room was almost at
premium. II also appeared taht a
very large percentage Of the eitt
zcns of the city were anxious To
learn what sentences would be I'M
posed and while Judge Woods was
addressing the prisoners 1t was ey-
idont that everybody was hanging
ON his words
Jude Woods asked the six pris-
oHcrs 10 stand. and when they
stated they had nothing to say
why sentence should not be inn
posed upon them, he said that 1t
Was solemn moment, but lie want
Cd to impress upon the young mon
-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
CODY AND HISMITH GEE
7 YEARS EACH; WOONI
AND FLYNN DRAW FOUR
Herbert H. Runkles Is Given Minimum Sentence of Two
Years-Wharton Goes TO Industrial School For
Boys Until II Years of Age
Sentences Imposed.

Sentences imposed
James Cody, years
Julius llismith years
Randolph Woorc, four years
David Flynn, -four years.
Herbert H. Runklkes, two wears
Charles Wharton II years i'll the Industrial
School for Boys at Pruntytown until he is Il years
Of age.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

recognized leader of the organizes
robberics about tho city. Judge
Wood admonished him that If he
committed second offense after
leaving the penitentiary, It matter
ed not where, five years would be
added to his sentence, and for the
third oifense live sentence would
be imposed. He then sentenced
him to seven years in the state
penitentiary nj Moundsyille.
Julius Hismith
The Court told lIismith that he
was not an entire stranger to the
Court rs he had appeared before and |
like Cody, had made promises but +
failed 10 keep them. IliBmith was I
told thai he was member of the I
gang an important cog in the
wheel and that he was looked to.
tn part at least, to dispose of theIl
stolen property. Judge Woods said
that he had letter in his possess
sion when stated that lIismith wasl
less than II years OF age The
judge said the prisoner was before
him two years ago and he was III
years old thea. conclusion Judge
Woods said he could not impose 4.
less sentence upon llismith than
he had upoa Cody and Hardy, and
would therefore, also sentence him
to seven years Imprisonment in the
state peniteniiary. He stated how
ever, If Cody and IIismith. submit
ted to the discipline there they
would be given credit of eight
days month, which meant they
would have To serve a little more
ihan five gears III.
Woore And Flynn. Fl,
Directing his remarks to Ran.
dolph Woore and David Flynn.
Judge Woods said they we're not as
old in crime, they being recent adj
ditIons 10 the band. you have
taken false step" sal the Court,
(Which has brought disaster to you.
Yon have brought grief and shame
more upon others than upon your.
selves The Court spoke of a let
ter he had received from a physlc-
ian telling Of Woore's physical con-
dition, but he said h could do no.
thing as the young man could be
treated at the penitentiary. A sem
fence Of four years was then inn
posed upon thcm
These four pleaded guilty to en-.
tcring and rohbing the Cuswha
hardware tore and r. c. Smith.1l
repair hop, to standing guard whiJ
tine crimea were being committed
or - receiving goods stolen from
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

Don't fail to attend the sale OF the
late James B. shipper. on Friday.
Feb. 20. All personal property houae-
hold and kitchen furniture.
C. W. SHIPPER Admr
II. r. Hiett, Auct,
Feb Ia 16 is lip
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
WILLING WnrkerR
A DAINTY VALENTINE.

a dainty valentine, in the shape of
a tiny baby boy arrived this morn
ing at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Foster, lnwood. Both mother
and son are dong we'll
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
NOTICE. 10 poKKIEs

All members Of Ell Ahazar Temple
80. 226 D. O. o. X, are requested to
meet Saturday night at S o'clock in
The Junior Hall, Stewart building
to make final arrangements for the
trip to Chambersburg.
T. R. KLINE.
2 Is Up Ct Secretary.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

Abe Miller and George Ka'z ibis
lruoon BOUGHT the John snyder
ann. =1l3 acres. near Jones Sprlne,
&aich Was offered for sale by
tuctioncer II. r. Hielt.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
.,PPECANoE COUNCIL NO. II
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS

Nil members are requested to be
ea7ant on Monday, February 16, at
I'd Mems Hall. Business of import
sHCo.
MRS. LAURA MCDONALD,
i 10 1p Ct Keeper of Records,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
VALENTINE S0CIALS
Please AUDIENCES
Many Attend Delightful Affairs
| asst Nluht

\ large throne of interested spec
tators assembled Friday night ut III
parish house of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal church to witness the
program presented by the Junior
Auxiliary This was very entertain
ing. If compromised burlesauc en-
secret societies, entitled Sister
Masons," enacted by Misses Anna
and Nell Thorn, Dorothy Stewart,
Eloise Senior, Gertrude Miller. Mil
bred and Ella Smith. Isabella Mil
Ter, Esther Coombs and Nelma Et-
finger: singing by Masters Phil and
George Grove and fancy dancing by
Misses Sara Dorm and Nell Thorn
\ valentine social followed During
tho evening refreshments were
served and in addition to tile pro-
gram candies, etc, werc sold. A
neat sum was realized by the Jun
iors and a delightful time was en-
ioyed by the large audience.
A Fine Entertainment
The valentine social in the lee
tHre room Of First Methodist Epis-
Copal church. given under the aus
tAistS III the i4UWpi III i4tuENf fIl-
day night was splendidly attended
and the league realized quite a
mug sum as a result, The program
PRESENTED was greatly enjoyed and
included the following numbers:
Selections by the orchestra, ad-
dress Of welcome by Master Ford
Worthing, solo by Miss Edna
Daiuto, selection by orchestra.
reading by Miss Louise Harrison,
soronet solo by Glen Downing,
monologue by Miss Dorothy Mar
tin, selection by orchestra. playlet,
entitled Men Not Wanted Cast
Of Characters. (Mrs. Richard KEEL
logg) Miss May Beard; (Grace KEEL
logg) Miss Mary Murphy; (Narga-
let Branson) Miss Mary Michael;
Gaura Fitzsimmons) Mics Naomi
Fetzer; emma Summers) Miss
Myra Blake; Glelen StoddardO
Miss Marie Hunter, (Francea
AycrD Miss Irene Decker, MARY
Castle, the maid) Miss Pansy Min.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

Let us wash and Grease your car
| 1p tt. NEEL MOTOR CO.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14

For good dairy catlle, attend
Couchman & Perry's sale, Feb. 18th
? 13 1p 81
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-14
NOTICE

The table runner the FyAau Sis
ter. gave away was won bN j H.
Kuaggs.
ia Up It,
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Weather Predictions

Snow tonight; Sunday partly
cloudy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

Coal Supply Co. Phones q and 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
Probate Court Passes On
Large Number OF Cases

ton per month as manager Ut bust
ness.
In the estate NJ j. \. Abcrcrombic
order appointing II Il. Grille admin
]istrator NJ estate and fiNiEg bond.
In the estate of Elmer J. Naylon,
order approving final report of add
ministrator. closing estate. d%ischurE-
lng administrator and huudsmrn.
In the guardianship NJ Campbell
minors, six OF them. order appoint
Ing Oscar q. Campbell, gunrdiau Of
persons and estate % minors and
fixing bond.
In the estate Of Rosetta Edwards.
order allowing claim eft nr. Dennis
against estate.
In tho estate Of Cnsimir GlNandan.
order setting April 10 Tor proving
his will
In the estate Of Bessie Moraga.
child killed boy truck. order appoint
iuE father guardian of estate.
In The estate OF Giuseppe Scott,
order upproyiug final report and dis
charge OF administrator
IN the estate Of Nick Metz. petit
ton for widows ALLOWANCE and or
der granting petition
In The estate 81 Guliauita Apodacn
Gurulc. final report Of Joint admin
istrntor ulcd and "a motion FOR add
, tlOnai inventory.
In the estate OF Juan Garcia y Gar
; cha, will proved and Eduardo san
chez appointed executor.
In the estate OF Caroline Holm
uuist. vii! proved and A. %. McAil'
Ian appointed executor,
In the guardianship OF Howard
Mann, final report OF Horny Mani
receipts. etc. filed ana guardian dis.
charged.
la the estate Of Jack Hayes, claim
OF First Savings Bank and Trus
company allowed and order Of rai'
OF personal property.
In the estate OF samuel J. Iim
norman. will proved. No execute
appointed.
In the estate Of Emit ~ Monson
G.. NJ. Monson appointed administra
tor.
In the guardianship Of luana orez
co. minor, Adrian Sanchez appointe
guardian.
! In the estate Of oliver T. Hyde, OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

A grand opera organization with
out O. conductor would be- like "a ship
without % captain. Tho sonora Grand
Opera company is PARTICULARS for
tuuutc in having a. Il directing con-
ductor lrnacio Dol Castillo who FOR
two yntrs WAS the director for tho
peerless T|ottrayinL and also n di-
rector at the Metropolitan Opera
house, Sew York under poiaco. Music
lovers Of Albuquerque are looking
forward with expectancy Co tho OPEN
iuE of the grand oporh season. Tn"
scat sale has hesn going merrily on
and from the present outlook Will
prove To the outside world that 10 can
land will support "a hriof souson of
grund opera yearly.
\ great many are looking forward
with pleasure tn the forth coming
production of Eigolctto. wherein I'D
uurIo Ioluruzu sinpH and acts Inc
uti, role. o. o. seldom the singing
ana speaking part Join together aud
produce 70 wonderful actor aud q
wonderful singer btt the Boston OPP
era company has acclaimed Mr. Lc-
! Iarazu not only as one uf The most
| rulorfui harifoue- but also an actor
of wonderful ability and iu hiH por-
travail of the court fool his singing
and acting are simply superb.
ruusuelo Medina who singH tho role
lot GtdH b. practically unknown iu
America and her work win Dee wutch1
cd with Interest She has been tru-
! dpred ovation after ovation % i-
l~a,euiuicd p second Tpttraziui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

Tho proceedings Of the probate
"a which met iu adjourned -es-
sion ON saturday n tho regular
March session ON MONDAY. are as fol-
lows.
In the cstute Of Frederick g. Kent.
April 40 set Tor hearing on final re-
pott and for discharge 81 executives.
In tile estate Of Rehccca L. MDnaul,
Nptii 90 set for proving will.
In tho guarudiauship nj Edward
A. putN, minor, order allowing in-
ycstmrut ct funds.
fu IN" guardianship OF RAYMOND
e. Betts. ct ul report aud petition Of
guardian filed and approved
Ia the guardianship OF James T..
Murray, minor. petition Tor change
OF guardianship filed. 4. o.. Cush-
man resigned and Leo u, Murphy APP
pointed.
In the guardianship of John David
Scth, order appointing John a. seth
father. guardian of estate ut minor
In the estate of Donald Alexander
Mcdonald, order approving final nee
port of executor and discharging him
and hundsmcn.
N TO estate OF Reyes Garcia. war
rant to appraisers returned. approx
cd and filed.
90 tho estate ct Guadalupe Gricgo.
warrant &" appraisers returned, APP
proved and uicd.
lu the estate ui Amanda j. Merry
weather. petition for sale of real cs-
tate and order allowing sale.
In the estate OF Jose Maria Icuu.
soldier Killed tu France. ct Iaiari,o.
4 inventory of grandmother, admins
trntriN. filed.
In the adoption of Ramona Cc,
] ..NNr nHHHF#H.uNHu 40. H.N.WH .HN.. AI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

The Car, you and the family or friends, a trip to the
mountains, a leisurely and pleasant jaunt or a warm bright
Sunday-possibly a cross country run-this,. the lovers of
the big outdoors will soon be enjoying in full-But. to
make the motor trip thoroughly enjoyable and carefree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
RAILWAY MAIL. CAR
ROBBED AT GALLUP
Registered Packages
Taken While Clerks Are
AT Breakfast

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y nihh nv Oh H'h'"
v, Nhl'h lp' n'ls s,N M"W".s
nt"illHt WuH 'ht'''p ~ N'nN 49,
nlN moiillA '"u l"n,'' !"
el nv" '
ini l'uH''t
- - -. an. 49,.
dnf WORKING on th' ,ihe
A'cufdihE 70 Tue ~ivrinntl" hi'
OUT w" Iulih'iy t."N 49,
we Two fNllWif nun ,l.INS "'t "n
mo gar Hh" 'i ~,
leaving ~" cay ih' 'l'ih. iu'h.v wv
ear nn' " is th' n'll'' u' VIZ
W"rhint ON W. 'n-. VIC ".
on p"it,H WV, t'" ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

tor and discharging him and bonds-
men
The court adjourned until Satur-
day. March 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

In the estate OF audrey T. Cooney.
will proved and Eduurd r. Cooncy
appointed executor without bond.
In the estate of otto Fischer. VIII
proved and executor appointed.
In the ostat OF Henry shelter, ~.
a. Grille appointed administrator Ut
estate.
In tho estate Of George 4. postcr,
order Of distribution OF estate filed.
In the estate at John Tinker, or
der approving report of adminlstu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
SOON
GETS YOUR HAIR
Let 'Danderine' check nasty
sourf and stop hair
falling out

To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle Of d%andrutf
get "a small bottle of "panderine" at
amy drug or toilet counter for a few
cents. uuur o. little In your hand and
rub ID into the scalp. After several
applications tho hair usually stops
coming, out and YOU can't find amy
daudruff Soon every hair on your
scalp SHOWS new HE. vigor. brightness
thickness ard more color.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

4 flexible steering wheel shaft for
pufumohil,s BIS 70 French invention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

The Evening Herald Il the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
TREE AT CONTINENTAL HALL.
Children Of American Revolution
Plant Oak From Mount Vernon.

Arbor week closed yesterday after
noon. when the National Society of
the Children of tho American Revolu-
ton planted u memorial tree at the
southeast corner OF the grounds of
Continental Memorial Hall.
The tree, pin oak. was brought
from Mount Vernon by Mrs. Horace
NJ. Towner. wife OF the representa-
tive from Iowa. Mrs. Towner regis
tered It on tho national honor roll
Of the American Forestry Associa-
tion and Il bronze marker was placed
upon 1t at the ceremony.
The first ahovelful of earth was
placed on the tree by Mrs. Daniel
Lothrop. founder of the National So
ciety Of the Children of the Amer
lean Revolution and widely known as
the author Of Five Little Peppers"
The second shovelful of earth was
placed by Mrs. Frank Mondell wife
Of Representative Mondell of Wyom-
ing. and the third by Mrs. George
Thatcher Guernsey. president general
Of the u. A. r. The fourth was
thrown in by Louis Seibold of the
Gov. Thomas Welles Society, who lost
a brother In the war.
.Prentiss Taylor and Dorothy Smith
gave Rotations from the program
planned by Mrs. Clayton F.. Emig,
president Of the Gov. Thomas Welles
society This is the society that was
named by Mrs. Taft when she was
In the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
CIRCUS HERE TOMORROW.

A sp~rial train Of thirty-three cars
will bring to Washington the World-at-
Home Shows, which will provide the
principal features for the Woodmen OF
the World spring festival here this
week These shows are reputed among
shownen as the largest and best In the
outdoor amusement field. and are bring
ing hsre a total OF twenty-five bona fide
atfra ctions, combining circus. sideshow,
hippodrome and musical comedy in one
immense organization.
The World al Home Shows will make
Washington the third stop of their 1920
itinerary. which will take them into the
principal cities In the eastern part of
the United States and Canada and to
the largest state fairs and eNpositions
The shows travel on their own special
train and carry staff and force Of
nearly 400 people. about 100 animals and
literally hundreds of tents. The total
amount of tentage used Is declared to
be far In excess Of that used by the
largest circus. The World Home
shows will exhibit at 18th and East
capitol streets one week, commencing
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

Esquire rank was conferred on twelve
of its own and two candidates from
Equal Lodge. John T. Cuthbert quail
fed as trustee of Webster Lodge: The
knight rank will be conferred next
Tuesday.
The excursion committee has reported
contracts for knights of Pythias ex-
cursion to Chesapeake Beach July 10.
Spalding Council, knights of Column
bus. will celebrate it's twenty-f first an
niversary next Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. dance being given Saturday,
the third degree Sunday at 2:30 pm. In
K of c. Hall, and a complimentary
banquet the following Monday to mem.
bers of the council. The dance and
banquet will be held In st. Dominic's
Hall. and admission Is by card,
Tuesday, Mizpah Council. Daughters
Of America. held a reception for its
new members and during recess
surprise party was sprung by mem
bers of Golden Rule Council. headed
by State Deputy Floda NJ, Reagan.
Games, singing. dancing and a ban
quet followed.
Thursday evening. Esther Council.
p. of A., received It's Wait from State
Councillor Rosella cole and her staff.
accompanied by National Councillor
Naomi Swan, at Masonic Temple. Ten
leytown. Solos were sung by ].
Frank Butts and Miss Bern!ce Parks
and selections by the council choir, A
sketch was given by Bessie T. Jones,
AdelIa Humphries, Annie Birch, Rosa
liza Baker, Ruth henson. Margaret
Burroughs. Alma Lewis and Eugenia
Riley. Representations were made to
both the national and the state coun-
for the benefit OF the orphans. A
dance Is to be given at tho Northeast
Masonic Temple April q.
Loyalty Council. d. Of A.. will have
Its official visit anniversary night.
May IA.
Mrs. Gertrude Keitch was presented
with a cut Elassbowl on behalf Of the
Red Cross upit. Of which she II re-
cord!ng secretary, In Mizpah Council
Tues'-,y evening. Dancing Rgd re-
freshments followed.
A one-act sketch by the dramatic
club entertained the state councillor
and her stan on her official visit to
Esther Council Thursday evening. A
chorus Of fourteen voices rendered Sc
lections and Miss Bernice Parks sang.
Gifts were presented to the national.
the state councillor and to others. The
chorus club sang the new song dedi-
Gated to "voteless Warrington"
Orville d. Coan was installed consul
and David r. Porter adviser Of Cen
trail Camp. Modern Woodmen Of
America. recently. Walter F. Marsh.
the camp sentry, resigned. and Henry J.
Boettcher was elected to fill the va
cancy A dance Is to be given by the
camp at the Arcade April 30.
The newly organized Forester's team
l.. J. Kohlmer. chief forester. vice A.
E Farquhar, will assist in the initia-
tory work in West End Camp at Its
next meeting.
James H. Goddard has been elected
trustee of A. r. Talbot Camp. vice
Joseph F. Probst, resigned. A COM
mittee is arranging for an open meet
ing of the camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
RIFLE SHOOT AT QUANTIC0.
Best Marksmen of U. S. to Com
pete, BEGINNING Tomorrow,

More than n hundred OF the best rifle
shots of the United States Marine Corps
are scheduled TO arrive at Quantico to-
day to take part in the eastern division
championship rifle matches, which open
tomorrow at the rifle range at Quantico
The match will be officially opened to-
morrow morning at 80 O'Clock by Mai
Gen. John A. Lejeune. former com
mander OF the I'd Division. who is I'm
charge at Quantico. Both officers and
enlisted men are eligible to compete
Among the contestants are winners or
rifle shooting honors OF the a. e. r. ana
winners In the national matches held ar
Caldwell. y. j., last fall
Medals will be awarded to the men
with the fifteen highest scores and win
ners OF the matches will be entitled 10
shoot for places on the American Olym-
pic team and on the Marine Corps team.
which will be entertained in the national
matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. this sum-
mer.
Many of the men viii be accompanied
to the camp at Quantico by relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
WILL DIG BARBECUE TRENCH.
Texans Begin Task Monday at
Chevy Chase Lake.

Work on the big trench at Chevy
Chase lake. over which the beef and
mutton VIII be roasted for the Texas
Clubs old fashioned barbecue. will be
begun Monday under the supervision
of Representative Claude Hudspeth of
FL Paso. who will be chef and mast er
OF ceremonies. The barbecue will
mark the clubs celebration of
San Jacinto day next Wednesday.
Brief speeches will be delivered by
the president of the club. Mr.. Clar-
ence Ousley. and Mr.. Hampson Gary.
newly appointed minister to SwifZer-
land. A Jazz orchestra Will provide
music for tho dancers in the pavilion.
The Texas Club of New York city
VIII be officially represented by a
committee sent down In acceptance
Of tho invitation of the Washington
club. and every Texan in Washington.
whether member of the club or not.
has been invited 10 attend the bar
becue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Commander James A. Blaisdell has
called a meeting of Col. John Jacob As
tor Camp for tomorrow night at Sol
diers' Home, when the members will
rally around the colors and renew their
allegiance to the flag and country, as
1T will be general muster night.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. which
meets in Perpetual Hall. Tuesday night,
will hold special exercises in conjunc-
ton with the muster ceremonies. The
evenings program will be in charge
of Commander Claiborn S. Close. This
camp has Endorsed Comrades Mattocks
and McCaffrey for department comman-
der and senior vice commander. respec-
lively. and approved the proposed in
crease in per capita tax.
Admiral George Dewey Camp will
meet Friday night to muster in re
cruits, and observe annual muster night
Col. James S. Petit Camp met Tues
day evening and reinstated members
The camp has Endorsed Comrades Mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18

members of the order and their woman
friends under the auspices of Rathbone
Superior Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
Friday evening with series OF indus
trial films.