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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-30
Common Council Proceedings.
Edgerton, Wis. Jan. 8. 1920


Adjourned meeting of the Common
Council, Mayor Leary presiding. Al
dermen responding TO roll call: Hop
kins, Wesendonk, Atweli. Stark, Dali
man.
Bills presented and allowed:
Spike Bros, haul cart TO fire ) 90
Lee Alder, cement WORK. ........ 80 28
w. Stevens, cleaning streets 70 90
Alo Atwell offered the following res
olution and moved it's adoption:
Resolved, That a payment Oh $224S. "A
be made to Lee Alder as part OF
city's share for payment on West Fni-
ton street and that an order for that
amount be issued.
Roll call-Ayes 5.
Plat of Hill Crest Addition to the
City of Edgerton presented to council.
Aid. Dallman offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Whereas, The Edgerton Building As
ISOLATION has submitted to this council
a plat of lands sub-divided into lots, to
be known as Hill Crest Addition to the
City of EdgertOn; and
Whereas, The street committee rec
ommends the acceptance of said plat
and the streets laid out thereon; now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That such plat with lots as
shown thereon is laid out to the salts
faction of the council and is in all re-
spects hereby approved and adopted.
Roll call-Ayes 5.
Aid. Hopkins presented proposed
ordinance authorizing the issue Of bonds
of the City of Edgerton in the sum of
$1,000 for the purchase of a street
fiusher.
Aid. Wesendonk presented pro-
posed ordinance authorizing the issue
of bonds of the City of EdgertOn in the
sum of $925O for the purchase of fire
truck.
Aid. Dallman presented proposed
ordinance authorizing the issue of bonds
in the sum of $500 for the purchase of
the property of the Edgerton Driving
Park to be used for park purposes.
Aid. Atwell presented proposed or
dinance authorizing the issue of bonds
of the City of Edgerton in the sum of
$500 for the purchase OF city hall
site FL
On motion the proposed ordinances
were ordered published in the official
paper.
"A Plan of the Tall &c Keller garage on
Albion street presented to council. The
plans were approved and permit or
dered issued.
Aid. Stark moved that the matter of
loaning the city monies be referred to
the finance committee for report at
next regular meeting.
Motion carried.
On motion the resignation of II. B.
Knapp as city clerk was accepted.
Mayor announced that it was in order
to elect city clerk for the balance of
the term.
Aid. Hopkins moved that the rules
be suspended and the clerk be instruct
ed to cast the ballot for Geo. w.
Blanchard for city clerk to fill the un-
expired term.
Motion carried.
Clerk cast the ballot for Geo. w.
Blanchard for city clerk. and he was
declared elected.
On motion council adjourned.
7 H. 3. Knapp, City Clerk.
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mentioned.
Roll call-Ayes 5.
Motion made and seconded that plan
for sanitary sewer on East Fulton be
adopted Carried.
Ordinance regulating sale and manu-
facture of notwithstanding liquors and
beverages presented by Aid. Brown
who moved it's adoption. Motion sec
onded.
Roll can-Ayes 5.
Mayor Leary filed appointment of D.
w. North as justice of peace to fill
unexpired term of j. B. Shaw. On
motion appointment was confirmed.
Ayes S.
Motion made and seconded that time
for payment of taxes without penalty
be extended to March l, 1920. Car
ried.
On motion council adjourned
G. W. Blanchard, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-30
PERSHING KEEPS OLD JOB
Members of Senate Committee Ten
tatiVeiy Drop Plan 20 Aake Him
Chief of Staff.

Washington, Jan. 24-PrOvisions in
the army reorganization bill, as draft
ed by the senate military subcommit-
tee. which would have the effect of,
making Gen. Pershing chief of staff In
place of Gen. March, have been tenta-
lively eliminated by the full military
committee, which sustained recon-
mendations by Secretary Baker, who
said he believed Glen. Pershing did NOT
desire the place.
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BOOKS RECEIVED,

THE STORY OF A COMMON SOL
DER OF ARMY LIFE IN THE
CIVIL WAR, 1S8I-IS65. BY Lean
der Stilwell, late of Company D,
61st Illinois Infantry. Erie, Kan:
Franklin Hudson Publishing Com
pany.
THE SECRET OF sAREK. By Man.
rice LIE Blanc, author of ..Arsene
Lupin." etc Translated by Alex
ander Teixeira de Mattos. New
York: The Macaulay Company.
MASTER AUCTION; Auction for
Those Who Know 1t. BY Florence
Irwin, author of Complete Auc-
ton etc. New York: C. P. Put
MANS Sons.
SCOUTMASTERSHIP A Handbook for
Scoutmasters on the Theory of
Scout Training. BY Sir Robert
Baden-Powell (Chief Scout. Amer
lean edition. New York: G. P.
Putnam's Sons.
THE KINDS OF POETRY; And Other
Essays. By John Erskine, profess
sor of English. Columbia Univer-
sity. New York: Duffield & Co.
Boston: The stratford Company.
Translated by Mary 6. Tone nen and
Mary Ross. New York: Duffield
INDIAN tENGEANCE. BY Living
ston French Jones. Boston: The
Stratford Company
THE WORLD AT SEVEN. By Bur-
nett Steele 1vey. Boston: The
Stratford Company
THE FOUNDING OF A NATION: The
Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, Their
Voyage ON the MayhOwer, Their
Early Struggles, Hardships md
Dangers. and the Beginnings of
American Democracy. By Frank
NJ. Gregg. New York: George H.
Doran Company.
CONSULTING BOARD OF
THE UNITED STATES. BY Lloyd
n; Scout. late captain, U. S. A, etc.
ing Office.
THE REAL EUROPE POCKET
GUIDE BOOK (No. 10 of "BIack,.
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Simple Outline Maps of the Thirty
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Index. By William Hartman Black
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Amora, Ferdinando d. Gente DELI altro
Monde. 1918. E-9Am66.
Drew. Mrs. NJ. G. Mrs. Gladstone.
Campbell m5Ssf'; = NJ. The Life and Works
Kellogg. V. L. Herbert Hoover
E-H76Sk
Kinsman. f. J.. bp. salve Mater.
E-K61S.
Kellogg, Mrs. C. H. MERCER. the
Fighting Cardinal of Belgium.
Leary. J. J.. Jr. Talks With T, R.
ER673la.
Sanchez, Mrs. N. V. de G. The Life of
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson.
E-St44S5s.
Bazalgette. Leon. Walt Whitman, the
Man and His Work. EWo94b. +.
Dodd. w. f. Woodrow Wilson and
His Work. E-W697d.
Hagedorn. Hermann. That Human
Being, Leonard Wood. E-Ws55ha.
History.
Albertson. Ralph. Fighting without
War. F3O7s2-A112.
American Academy of Political and
Social Science, Phila. Interna
tional Reconstruction. F3019S-
Am36i.
Bogart. E. L.. and Mathews, ]. NJ. The
Modern Commonwealth, 1S93-191S.
FS96-B634.
Callwell. Sir c. Z. The Dardanelles.
F3O792-C13
Dawson, Richard. Red Terror and
Green. F425-D32Sr.
Gibbons. II. A. France and Ourselves.
Giles. A. F. The Roman Civilization.
1918. FF36-G373.
Goricar, Josef. and Stowe. L. B. The
Inside Story of Austro- German
Intrigue. F3O791 -G674
Gordon Smith, Gordon. From Serbia
to Jugoslavia F3O792-G655f
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Pacific. F1s,-G74S, '''''" u '"'
Grant. Elihu. The Orient in Bible
Times. F60-G76So
Henderson. Archibald. The Conquest
of the Old Southwest. FSs-H3Sss
War. F3079-Me94h. Il
Merlant, Joachim. Soldiers ard
Sailors of France in the American
War for Independence, Fsa2-
Page. A. w Our 10 Days Fighting.
Powell. E. A. The New Frontiers of
Freedom. F3O79S-Ps73n.
Rainsford. "; X From Upton to the
Trevelyan. Mrs. ]. p. W. a Shofe
History of the Italian People
Tuell H. +. The Study of Nations.
F30T79Ss.
Washingt d. G. Lectures on
Scientific and Engineering As
poets of the War 1918. tF3o1?S-
Travel.
Anderson. Mrs. 7. W. T. Presidents
and Pies. +GS59WAn24p.
Babson. r. W. a Central American
Journey. Gssi Biz.
Buunhes. Jean. Human Geography.
G-BS36.E.
Dewey, John. and Mrs. II. A. c. Let
tiers From China and Japan. Csc
D514.
Finch, J. X. Topographic Maps and
Sketch Mapping. GP-F49.
Kent, Rockwell. Wilderness: a Jour
nal of Quiet Adventure in Alaska.
G945-K41S.
Lockington, w. ]. The Soul of Ire
land. G42-LS14s.
Official Automobile Blue Book. 1920.
New England. Eastern Canada and
Maritime Provinces. Ref. GS4-
Of24
Official Automobile Blue Book. 1920.
New York State and Adjacent Can
ada. Ref GS51-Of24
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Commander-in-Ch Chief Witherspoon
has closed Washington headquarters
and removed all records and property
to Portland Ore. Since the establish
ago thousands of comrades visiting
Washington have enjoyed its priv
ileges.
Col. James S. Pettet Camp. which
meets in Perpetual Hall Tuesday
evening. will receive reports from
it's delegates to the National En-
campment and confer the military
degree on recruits. The department
commander is expected to be present
Department Commander Mattocks
will issue a call for meeting OF
the council of administration for
Tuesday or Wednesday evening 10
consider matters of vital importance
to the department.
The Ladies' Liniel Society, at it's
last meeting, elected two new mem
bers and decided to tender recep-
ton social on November 3 to De-
partment Commander Mattocks and
his staff Mrs. S. w. Coulter of the
finance committee reported more than
800 from the rummage sale. and
Recorder Mrs. Kathryn Lac son an
nounced the initiatory degree for the
next meeting.
Commander Currier surprised the
members of Urell Camp Wednesday
by presenting a program of addresses
by Commanders Close and Zulch of
Miles Camp, Past Commander OBrien.
Petit Camp, Farmer and LaWton
Camp, and Comrades Eadis and Tur-
ner of Urell Camp, after which lunch
con was served.
One of the best musters of Miles
Camp was held Tuesday evening, at
which the national delegates sub
mitted. through Commander Close. a
full report of the annual encamp-
ment A committee. consisting OF
Comrades Rausch. Mccartney and Sny-
der, was appointed to raise funds to
send delegates to st. Paul. The re-
cruiting committee expects to have
twenty-five recruits for general mus
ter night Addresses were made by
Maj. Fred Royse and Comrades Mum
son and Belknap.
At the meeting held by Col John
Jacob Astor Camp Monday evening
plans were perfected for another
recruiting campaign. The camp well
coined Past Commander Alfred B..
Simon, recently returned from De-
troit. where he attended the burial
of his brother.
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JR. o. U. A. M.

The visitation committee of the
Cootie Oriental Court, No. /. made a
visit to ]. Morgan Reed Council at
Mount Rainier, Md. last Friday night
and also paid a visit to Washington
Council. No. 10. at Georgetown, on
Tuesday night. Much interest has
been created since these visits were
started. Several candidates Thurs
day night will receive the degrees.
Prince Thompson, chairman of the
visiting committee. has announced
Glory Council. No. "a, Wednesday
night, October 13; the Coolies to meet
at Sd and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Independent Council No.
2. Tuesday. October 10. and Constel-
lation Council. No. 80. Thursday. Oc-
tobcr %.
Thursday is Cootie Court night. The
annual dance is to be held in Novem-
Der and plans for it will be made.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

This afternoon at 2:3O at knights
of Columbus Hall. sos f. street north
west. Past State Deputy Edgar n.
Canister of Baltimore will confer the
third degree on class from Spauld-
ing and Potomac councils. Visitors
from Maryland and Virginia councils
are expected.
Washington Council Wednesday
night for the first time under the new
officers will confer the first degree.
Last Monday night the base ball
team of the council was entertained
with a dinner at the Dewey Hotel. A
program was outlined for next year
and the announcement was made that
Ernest Collitiower will be the man
ager of the councils basket ball team.
Tom Cantwell and Hugh Fagin enter
tanned and addresses were made by
Grand knight Dr. Frank O'4ara.
Past State Deputy Leo A. Rover and
State Deputy Maurice McAuliffe.
Potomac Council has inaugurated
it's winter dance season with a series
of dances to be held in the hall every
Friday night.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Grand Regent George NJ. Evans adj
dressed Oriental Council Tuesday
evening in Pythian Temple on the ma
tion-wide membership campaign of
the Royal Arcanum. the District of
Rhode Island, Nebraska, Colorado,
Minnesota and California Past
Grand Regent J. Ed Swaine outlined
the plans of the increase regiment
and announced the appointment of
Regent F. l. E. McCarten, Past Re-
gents H. G. Tegeler, E. G. King. E. +.
Bruce. J. H. Grub and ]. P. Clark
and Messrs. George w. Smith and V.
B. Mackey as captains Of companies
of twenty members each. Corbin
Birch will act as adjutant and w. B.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Hondsy-Dawson, No. II. special. 6
pm. +. C.. followed by T.. A.:
George G. Whiting, No. 10, ladies'
night.
Wednesday-St. Johns Mite Associa-
ton.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. o.
Il. A; George G. Whiting. No. 81,
+. c.; Temple Noyes. No. -. +. A.
Saturday-School ST Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3. r. NJ.
and NJ. f.. NJ: Hiram. No. 10.
p. NJ. and N. f.. NJ.
Tuesday-Potomsc. No. 8. Mark.
Wednesday-wsshington Naval. No. 6,
=. NJ. and NJ. L. M.
Washington. No. .. Mark.
Friday-Schooi CT Instruction.
Saturlay-Hish Priests Association.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Evangelist Chapter Rose
Croix. fall reunion plans
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FraternitieS

ment night. with a program of enter
tainment. Wednesday evening. Mem
bers of the chapter visited the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home recently.
with Thelma NJ. Briggs, Eugenia
Corning, Adelaide Watson. Paul Col
Inns. Carrie Voigt and Miss Walton as
entertainers.
William +. Hunt Chapter will have
the degrees with the line officers adj
vanced Thursday evening, Mrs. j.
Ethel Richards acting matron,
Mrs. Julia NJ. Riley as associate ma
iron and Mrs. Lillian Bennett as con-
duCtreSS
East Gate Chapter will have it's
grand visitation Friday evening. A
special will be held Friday evening.
October 30. for initiation. with the
line officers advanced. Associate Ma
tron Elsie Hayes acting as matron.
The auxiliary board of Martha.
Chapter will have charge of the en-
tcrtainment at the chapter meeting
Friday evening, when a play will be
included in the program.
Fidelity Chapter is planning dance
at the New Ebbitt for Saturday even
ing, October %. An attra ctive pro-
gram is promised at the time of the
grand iSitation the same evening.
Brookland Chapter Tuesday even
ing cast rising vote in favor of the
proposed combined all Masonic Tenn
pie. program, after the degrees
had been presented by past officers,
was furnished by Mrs. Jessie Cum
bingham, Miss L. Batson. Mrs. H.
Rausch and Mrs. Marie C. Deal. Re-
freshments were served.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY,

The following list: arranged by
subjects, includes some of the latest
additions to the Public Library.
The lists which appear in this col
umn each Sunday are reprinted at the
end of the month in the library's
monthly bulletin. Copies of this may
be obtained free at the library. or
will be sent by mail for Is cents a
year.
Philosophy and Religion.
Barker, J. M. The Social Gospel and
the New Era. CPAA-B242s.
Bokmelder, John. Interpretation of
the Bible. (Russian Text.) CBCX-
B63.
Cadbury. H. ]. National Ideals in the
Old Testament. CBGI-C113n.
Carpenter. Edward: Pagan and Chris
Darlington, Hereward. Your Psychic
Them. BK-C2s4.
De Koven, A F. A Cloud of Wit
nesses. BXs-Ds64c.
Dresser. H. w. The Open Vision.
EggIeston. Mrs NJ. W. The Use of
the Story in Religious Education.
CXU-Eg35u.
Elliott. E. E; How to Advertise
Churcn. CA- Ell 0o1O.
Enelow, H. G. A Jewish View of
Jesus. CA-En24j.
Gates. H. w. The Life of Jesus. 1918.
CGQ-G223l.
Goddard. H. H. Human Efficiency and
Levels of Intelligence. BII-G543h.
Gregory. A. p, Lady. Visions and
Beliefs in the West of Ireland
2v BU42-GS65v.
HensIow, George. The Proofs of the
Truths of spiritualism. BXs-
H397p.
Howe, p. W. Country Town Sayings
1911. BQT-HS34.
Major. C. T. How to Develop Your
Personality. BLB-M2Sh.
Lane. Mrs. A. W., and Beale, Mrs. H.
S. B. To Walk With God. BXS-
Marden, o. S. You Can. But Will You?
o,ponnem. Elliot. The Menace of
Spiritualism. -Od56m.
Walsh, w. S. The Psychology of
Dreams. BKS-W167p.
World Missionary Conference. Edin-
burgh, 1910. Continuation Commit
tee The Continuation Commit
tee Conferences in Asia, 1912-1913.
DS60-WS95.
Biography.
lGilliat, Edward. Heroes Of the
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ODD FELLOWS.

: The recent rally and roll call held by
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, was a success.
| Nearly 100 answered the call, and sew
eral letters were received from absent
members. A large number of visitors
were present from this and other jur;s-
dictions. At the conclusion of the meet
ing refreshments We're served. The
third degree was conferred. Next
Thursday evening the initiatory degree
will be conferred on a new class.
Under the retirement act of Cong
ress approved May %, 1920, the fol-
lowing past grands of Columbia
Lodge, No. 10. were retired from the
Hughes; after fifty-seven years ser
vice; e. c. Grumley, forty-four years
service; W. w. Maloney, twenty eight
and one-half years service, all from
the government printing office; and
John b. S. Ourand, letter carrier. with
forty-seven years service to his credit.
Johiah NJ Swingle of Columbia
Ladge is not only the oldest member
of the lodge. but is claimed to be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the District of
Colum bia. he having been initiated
in Merengo Lodge of Martinsburg. Va.
April II, 1852. He is nearing his
nintieth birthday.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
morrow evening in Union Lodge, No.
IL. The secret work will be reviewed
by the association at it's meeting
Wednesday evening at o'clock in the
temple.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, will
meet tomorrow evening at 1880
O'Clock in Odd Fellows Temple, on eth
street northwest when the Rebekah
degree will be conferred.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton
Washington No. l, p. NJ, will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of the
Secretary, Mrs. Margaret E. Daumer.
912 Sth street northeast This will be
the permanent meeting place of the aux
iliary hereafter. The secretary rendered
the use of her home for that purpose
and her offer has been accepted.
Miss Mollie E. Edmonston, president
of the Rebekah Assembly. called a
special meeting of the assembly last
week, representatives from all lodges
being present. The degree was con-
ferred on Mrs. Gary Walters Of. Dor
cas-. No. A. Miss Maud I. Taylor of
Esther, No. 5. and Mrs. Jennie Ken
,nison of Miriam, No. 6.
EiSitations were announced as fol-
lows: Friendship, No. s. October 20;
Miriam. No. 6. November 5; Fidelity
No. Z. November 49, Naomi. No. /, De-
tcember b: Ruth. NO. =, December 20.
All members have been urged to at
tend these visitations. New features
are promised.
Degree Director Woodwork of
Harmony Lodge. No. 9, announces
that the fall and winter work of the
lodge will be resumed Wednesday
evening. October 20. with the second
degree. The degree team has been
reorgahized and quite a number of
new faces will appear this year
A new stereopticon. with a complete
set of slides. said to be the finest
in the city, has recently been pur-
chased by the lodge and will be used
in connection with the fall and winter
work.
The degree director promises a.
number of surprises for the men,
bership, among them a series of il
Illustrated lectures, the dates of which
will be announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Hill as major. 1t is expected to close
the campaign with a grand ball some
time in January. j. P. Clark. for
merly of Garden City Council of Chi
cago. ILL.,. also spoke. Orator V. B.
Mackey had charge of the program.
which included patriotic selections.
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sound" Under the reorganization IN
Almas Temple, the Oriental Band Is
now merged with the Arab Patrol
and it's membership is to be greatly
increased. This feature originated IN
Almas Temple and has been widely
copied in other Shrine temples OF the
country.
Roe Fulkerson, whose appointment
as the new Scottish Rite deputy Tor
the Supreme Council of the southern
Jurisdiction in the District of Colum, ,
bia, vice Stirling Kerr, elected genera
secretary of the local Scottish Rte
bodies, is perhaps one of the most
widely known and generally liked
Masons at the National Capital He IS
a past master of Harmony Lodge, NO.
II. and senior grand dea""" ne
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Grand Chancellor Yates and associate
Grand Lodge officers will pay an official
visit to Calanthe Lodge tomorrow even
ing. the second visitation of the Grand
tertainment committee has arranged for
a smoker at the conclusion of the yisi.
tation. An invitation is extended to
all Pythians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Washington Company, uniform rank.
will hold a special meeting on Wednes,
day evening, to listen to reports from
the recent encampment held at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

Home Lodge will meet tomorrow even.
ing at s o'clock for business of i'm
portance and to enroll several new mem.
bers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

me first Grand Lodge visitation &C.
and Rathbone Superior lodges Roth
lodges joined in extending fraternaI
greetings to Grand Chancellor Yates
ana his associate officers A social hour
Ioliowed the visitation, the hall being
packed to the DOORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

The cipher ritual is being placed in
.ne ioo9e' and during the past week
active work began in selecting teams
Tor ceremonial work in comforting the
ranks. The knight rank class initia-
tion VIII occur in November and eff
cheney Will be requisite to gain mem
oershlp on the ceremonial team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

:, One hundred and fifteen names are
listed to date in the Los Angeles Re-
union Association. All amusement ac-
tivities of the order are under the aus
pices of this association. Patrick j.
Callan is the chairman
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B. P. O. ELKs.

Exalted Ruler Howard NJ Peter, the
officers of the lodge. the degree team,
the Elks' quartet and band. an elabo-
rate collation. served by the trustees and
an entertainment under the direction of
Abe Dresner will make initiation night,
Wednesday, notable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

tomorrow night and each Monday
night until further notice free motion
pictures will be presented in the ball
room Tor members and their families,
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A few more members are required to
fill the quota of the Elks' Band. The
band Is to be uniformed in handsome re-
gala and will be ready for concerts
soon, 1t is announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

webster Lodge has the page rank
scheduled for Tuesday evening G. G.
White of Columbus, Ohio, and w. N.
Payne, chancellor commander of Anna
rahth Lodge. made addresses at the
meeting last Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

James Ward, Edward J. Murphy and
Joseph A Burkart have conferred with
Baltimore Lodge. No. Z, as to the ad-
visibility of forming state associa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

An oyster roast. dance and entertain
ment viii be held Tuesday, November 2,
election night
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Martha Chapter will have charge
of the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Howard Downs.
pastor of Waugh NJ. E. Church, Off
ciating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

The Trestleboard Club will hold an
informal dance at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Sd and E streets north
west. Friday evening. The club will
make visit to the Masonic and East
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