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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04
EEK RETURNS FROM
GAS ASSN. MEETING

c. r. Geek, superintendent OF the
Pensacola Gas Company has returned
from New York City, where he at
tended a meeting Of the emergency
committe of the American Gas Asso-
citation. He states that the situation
confronting the gas companies of this
country are so serious that unless re-
lief is obtained before the fall season
begins many will be compelled to close
down.
Aside from the treemndous in
creases in the price of gas making
materials of coal. coke and oil. the quo
tation Of obtaining these materials at
all in many cases Is giving much con-
Germ. owing to insufficient quantities
being produced and transportation diff
ficulties.
ssThe most serious situation CEN
fronting the gas companies is the ques-
ton of oil supply. Does the public
realize that only Al days supply OF
oil in this country is in storage above
ground. and with the prospective in
crease in the use of oil this surplus
will be used up by the coming fall?I
Then we will be dependent upon the
daily flow of oil from the ground.
.The situation Is truly alarming. and
all possible economy in the use OF oil
Nof all kinds and grades should be re-
quired.
.Forty-four million of our people are
dependent on the use of gas in some
form, mostly in the preparation OF
their meals. Who should take the
preference in the ALLEGATION OF oil, the
cooks of the country or the joyriders
The cooks of course and the gas com
NAMES must be given not only priority
in the distribution Of the oil. but also
thew must receive a price for their
product that will permit them 10 give
continuous good service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04
POLITICAL SPEAKING
AT GONZALEZ SCHOOL

There will be a political rally on
saturday night at 1880 p. m. in the
school building. All candidates are
invited to be present. This is the first
and only rally in the Gonzalez COM
munity this year and a large crowd
is expected to be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04
S HA N Hal TO
GUST DISREPUTABLES

Shanghai, June 3.-Under a system
atized plan of licensing by which the
number of permits issued will be de-
creased yearly it is intended within five
years to Danish disreputable houses
Shanghai. This recommendation was
conducted an investigation through
last year and has been adopted by the
tax payers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04

To the Voters of Escambia County:
Gentlemen :--On account of my in
ability to see each voter in the county
take this means of asking your sup
port Since 1910, have given time and
energy to help develop your county
agriculturally, and today it stands at
the head of the list.
For three and a half years. have
served you officially and he dis
charged my duty fearlessly and faith
fully. / have advocated permanent
roads and bridges and worked for all
things progressive.
Elect me your clerk and pledge you
cooperation and efficient
service.
L. w. HARDY,
~ Candidate for Clerk of
Circuit Court.
paid Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04
POLITICAL RALLY TO
BE HELD TONIGHT

Frank Pou is giving a big political
rally below DeVillier on Government
street tonight. The rally is for pre-
cincts Is and 80 and all candidates
are invited. Fish chowder and drinks
will be served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04
Rheumatism

= completely washed out Of the system b
The celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Pos
lively guaranteed BY money-back Offer
Tastes hne; costs q triHo. Delivered any.
whore by our Pensacola Agents, West Flee
d Grocery Co. Phone them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04

The man who is losing sleep over
what the country is coming to, is kin
to the woman who is worrying for fear
the amendment won't be ratified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-04

He has collected two millions
- - - -
lie has collected hundred thousand dollars interest
On deposits authority
All funds derived
ae the
phance with the laws governing
He the author widely approved press
whereby this interest
state debt Of hundred
OF dollar
state eighteen thousand dollars
lars through If
year Incidentally under largely
lnrough investments of this nature
mas been increased from thousand
and the public schools
Times Demand Experience Experiments
paid Political ADVERTISEMENT
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Belmont, N. c., 1881; increase of l.
765 or 1901 per cent
Rock Hill, S. c., $500; increase L.
500 or 22.1 per cent.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
ROdinn6 Silva.
RomAneA q rcilsee. - Napsh Ferdinand schula


hnlnajkiho nci lalu knplc Oh 81.
latc, I'M neit p~ud mliy ncmoh
IA puhlcitii, anlt by Ne u desnSm
raph,tnlm oai ncsasfcly, dncs ia
kubv ncyniitrlne rrrul, rilchM
saly dAyno v~ytouleny mfr \ srdcl
ieIimu. dncs ami ncmohla odirh'
mutt syOj rrak pluy de,ske do.
very q naieic. Ncjradeii by ~
dues hyla sauna, COD by pax ne
tdrgovala Ten mocny proud sls,
klcrf - il do oei iiskl Coz by
pospisila al h samcmn olihll .
slolila tam ma ncinitsim s,upnl
svt hofcl.n
kdyS po pal holins pdtcr he
nrdikt opsl poddyal sytccnc yody
d6mam ma rozchod, hrabencc kld'
n gddlo SO, 10 na selc jciim Wy
iasnilo Nc to misto, ies ton knpkou
poznnmcnaln -.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
'.


Po dvoubodinnG jizde, vzdy
stcjne prudkG, at piscitym (yo.
zcm, at po Stroke u tyrd6 %silnici,
at y kopce, az do kopce, at poll,
vcsnici neb mestem, s%tanulo pra-
chem Il potem zbroccn6 spfezenl
hrab6tc Krobbsa ma p%rostranncm
nAdyoff zAmku Hruskoya, Iczicl'
no m leytm bfchu Jizcry vysc X
horhm. Bylo TO lctni sidlo hrabGcl
rodiny Rinnbachdv; sired yclml
rozsahltho yclkostatku y osmnacti
hospoddfsk Uni dyory, y yysoky-
mi lesy, = oborou pro yzhcnotl
y nckolika %pivoydry, pariimi
pilami, 4 c%ukroyarem, y clhclnamii
rybnilty atd ; pansky majetck no
kolikrat veMf ncz Libensko.
Proto w ccstou hrabe Krobbs
nepfestdyal chydliti Sc sama "a
to, 10 vi dial zapfdhnouti sye ctyfi
kone. Jak jinak vjizdel pred vi.
mex Hrnskoyskg, ncz kdyby byl
mel pouzc diva konikyl Jak jinak
vyraziIo tctni sluzcbnictyo y Wy.
soktbo porthu padbern6 dyoupa.
troyi zhmcck6 stayby V sIobu re.
naissacnim, kdyz ndyscIo prndk5
|sykot jeho ckypdzc 20 hrubozrnem
piskn nhdyornNnl
Hrabe Krobbs byl yelicc spoke.
jon Nc Sym yjezdem a odeyzdh,
yaje oprati stale bujntho spfeze
nj sylmn kocimu, yIidnl vcIitcl
w YIN blaaem ptal Nc nejbDizSlhl
|Iokaje v biIgcb kamasicb y v u
yreji y aksamitn tffs6oyb baryy.
domali pan brabs Hikmlnd Rim.
bach q pfijima.li dnes nhysttyy.
Wax nezli tazans jeste odpoyt.
dffi mohI, zaznsIo . posfrannihe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

hem msns. ncl ilch hysalo pn -
slnnm.
MalA, raschlA ros,asa srraseo.
w dnphns mi lrhsls r~frehAsela
|sr ssfm nBkem NafumlA.lcnec.
kun h,tu, y ptiprml Nv,lle w
|dsornich sra,
"ismr : Tim ,ilchnl va cclem
okoli jon pro pcsmech,' ruhraeo'
val Sir W s,e samemluye, "a mel.
sicc. iak vidim, ut ~ vArehno
mryi mladnn hfahenku
Sianul u okne a sktsc k%scioucl
|sslaccr a fisolc, ic9 ma proshecich
hus'e sclle sehe napiatsch 20 re.
IA sifce icho rnynohegue vss,nro.
vnly, bapliye pohlitclo dyt malSch
slafim vi kaluich oei ~ Primo
pnd n6dvorni lipy M hraheic Ro'
mualdn, pred Minis ondfej opei
my6 iidlo pokladal, tn nkoscm X
|lcvtmu pfigcmku s6mccktmL do
iehoito mira nvAcm AMI ' yetsiho
blizkn ncbylo lgc nahltdnouli.
Ma tychS dyon ecsiaeh pohybo.
val Sc ~ souscdniho okna, napl.
nenthn kosaiSmi hortcnsiemi a
karafidty, zrak pdtcra l,cncdikiu.
Pro stsstf q ncsicsti ~mankclsk6 ma
scbc mladsi n mn duehu obmeze'
naisi knSz zvlastni vnimavost.
Tim i%asndii pax takoyd pomtry
postihuje duchoyni, pfi nem'
mnoholcta z~kuscnost druzi Nc :
bystrou mysli. Pdtcr Benedict
prvni ma Libensku posifehl, b
mezi hrnbGtem Romualdcm n je.
no choti ncklenc Sc zlaty most
blaha manzclskeho, ! aekoliv jesti
ncvedel. kdo z Mich obou tim vi.
ncn jest, y jakcsi NJ tradicc sv6hc
stavu, pojal soustrast pro hraben
ku. Dalsi jcho pozorov6ni utvrdi
10 jc.j v tonic pocitu. Dnesni pal
yyjey vzbudil v mem pfcsy6dccni
zc mczi hrabecimi manzcli sifi y,
propast, IVA jejizto vyplneni obfa
dy n zdkony cirkevni ncstaci. i,
IIrabe Romuald skoncil sv6j o
bed, pro nejz TAX dcmonstratiyn'
81 zvolil misto ma nddvofi, pred 0
Gina vsech lidi ~domdcich, ano
tolika cizich, ktcff dvorcm libcn
skym zvlaste v ncdGli odpoledn'
prochazcli. Obr6cen tydfi k Fam
ku, machnul pred scbou rukou I
zatfepal stolnlm zvonkcm, ~ On
dfcj ysccck podesen pfikvapil,
"Af sc mi hned zapfabne d.
lcsniho vozikal ~ ~pfikazoyal hra
BIZ, odsunujc cd sebc st6l TAX mo
cnym pohybem, ac ysechno nadob
na mem zafincelo.
"Kter6 kone rdci hrabecf milos
poroucct, srnky ncbo kastanyY'
tazal sc bazliv6 sluha.
"At Sc vezmou oboji," s podiy
nym 1sm6vem prohodil hrabe
"pojcdu jednou ctyfmi, abycl
nczapomnel, jak jsne jezdili '
Uhrach."
Ondfej radostnc kyyajc hlayou
Especial 8 pdnoyymi rozkozy k &c
ledi zameckt.
IN malou chyili let6lo 2 n6dyof
Libcnsheho vclmi zajimav6 etycr
spfczi. Napfed k~astanky, "a MIN
srnky ctyfi stejnG nizci o bujn
konici v fcmcni zp6sobu uhersk6
no. Opratemi na kozlikn yldd
hrabc Romuald. K0ef v madar
sktm kroji delal pana na hlaynln
scdadle.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
".


~.
Ma Libcnsku ncni pametnika,
ktcrS by dosy6dcil, ic 2 pansktho
dvora n6ktcrou ncdeli ami ziya
dusc ncpfisla do farniho chrdmu
ma poSchndni, Hrobeci rodina
krobbsnv, cd n6kolika stolcti dr..
zitclka tohoto statku, snma sly
nula yzornou p~dboznosti, n pc pfi.
kladu iciim cbovalo Sc tta veskc.
RI 1fcdnictvo u sluzcbnicivo JET.
Ale dncs popry6 nildo v Libcn.
sk6m dyofe ami sobc ncvsiml, zc
ldolc vc vsi servant Sc ma odpole.
dpi sluzby boil. Pozornost vscch,
iizto v sluzb6 panske stall, cd po-
nocn6ho al 20 %sprdycc Sipa a pa.
terra Benedikta, byla upjata k nj.
dvoff, ktcrc dncs jakoby sc bylo
promenilo v komnatu hrab6ci. -
Nikdo nni netrorfal 81 yystoupitl
ma prdh sycho pfibytku Y cclcd'
niku od~tahovaly matky sye VIE.
tc6nG dGti zp6t do sine, n V niak6m
domku 1fcdnick6m po icdne stra.
M sprdvcc Sip, pc druh6 pdtcr
Benedict udiycne yyhltdali syy-
mi zamfiaoyanymi, zeleni a kye.
tenn zarosiIymi oktnky.
IIrab6 Romuald dhl 81 vyn6sti
stolccck pod lipy n obedyal sam
a sam. Phi tom chyilemi vztycoyal
ob6 rucc prot zdmku, potfdsal j.
mi jakoby v~yhrozoval nekomu, q
obGas vyrdzcl 70 sebe slova ncsro-
zumitelna ma dalku, ale yady =
takovym pfizvukem, 70 0 duchoy-
MIN jcho rozpolozcnf ncbylo he
pochyboyati
Chasa dvorska az cd nektcrtho
tasu byla zyykla slychati dGraznt
projeyy jeho nevole, vsak domni-
yaiic SO, zc to patti k vrcbnostcn.
slf dnstojnosti, bud snascIa to
trpGliv6, bud odpoyidala k vybu.
chdm jcho ncspokojenosti ynltf.
MIN vysmtchcm. Dnesnf cbovani
hrabGte RomnaIda drhzdilo ] jcjl
otupelost ] zarazclo jeji smich. =
Ncv6d6laf, 60 souditi 0 SVEN pa.
nu jcding, nejasny cit, jakym k
ncmu poblizcla, byIo ustrnuti. r
Matky schoyayaly sy6 dtti pod
zdsttry u tiskIy je k sob6, ably sc
jim mic zI6ho ncstalo, u otcoyC
pfistupoyali billie k svym zcnam,
jakoby jim fici chteli, zc We syf
prhci h chndobe jsou sfastn6ja i,
ncz mladd hrabtnka, y ktcrou jcji
muz ami obGdyati ncchcc.
Nebof tolik srozumtI ! nejpo'
slodnejm orae We dyofc Iibcn'
skim, Nc dncsnf ncobycejne jed
mani hrabete Romualda pochazi Z
ntjakt ncsyornosti domaci, . ne
jake nesbody y jeho m~anzclkon
IA pro takove Hjevy ma sIuzcbni.
ctyo vzdy veImi jenny, %neklamny
cit. Obrhccno tyhn X sye prhci
scbe trudntjsi a k%lopotnijsi, stu
zebnictvo panski NJ na ~ncjzazslm
obyodn prayomocnosti zhmcckt,
tim vice pax v n~ejblizsim krnbu
jcjim v duchu SVEN ncusfale spo'
jcno jest y ziyotcm, y osndy u
kazdgm hnntim sytbo ycliteIstya
Ell Ne 4 MIN s~Ioutcno V jcdcn &C.
lex, pokladA Nc ~ ncyybnutcln}
jcho dobIntk n caste VI lipe, nc>
ono samo, jak 10 y MIN vlastnl
dopada. A sy6domf lidu nikdy nc.
myIi W. 0 mraynf poyaze zamec.
keno panstva, zejmena 90 tyec ~
Ipomfrh manzehkg ch. V tom Ollie.
ia ! domAcnOt scbe spustlcjN u
bodf ~ praydu q Made Y komna
theh panskgch osobnot, ktcre ~
d6je kfiyda.
Il A TAX DebyI mezi dyorskou cha
aDn HbNnskOn dDcs Dikdo, JIM
!. vida brabste Itonnalda 0bedyai
o sa,0ote pod Iipamj, Debyj by 20
GtoyaJ brabbnkn KIAra, jen tak
temDAho poeitu Jejieh 1trsp,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
PUG WILLARD TO
STAGE COMEBACK

Wichita. AUG 30 Win his lar
Oronaed by thn strenuous hours h'
has put Ia under the awalterlue -,
on hls potato farm at Lawrence. kas-
Jess willard. once tae worlds com
manding figure Ia ,he boxing PANE
looks fit today for a comeba * m
Champion Jack Dempsey Willari
is Ia Wichita for few days tram
acting oil business,
After the fight on that momorabl,
July I. 1919 WHEN IN few abort
rounds Dempsey. the challenger a.
battered the giant kansln 20 detea'
many close followers Of the rius fam,
prophesled tho spectacular career pl
biz Jess had ended for all lime and
that he would never ste) in To 10
ring agaln willard to-day ~ raab
to show that those rrophealea ert
false He is ready 70 show the wer'o
that he ia attn 20 be feared In ilt
roped arena.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
PROMISING ENROLMENT
FOR BUSINESS COLLEGE

one institution lu uughHr thsg
0ct geaerally though ~ ca one ag th8
'ityn afeaiesi aaaeia ln ln tact, con
Iributing more 10 the iahiairiai isa
educational interests ~ Guthrie lHaN
any one other institution
The Guthrie Bualuesa college, nAs
laN romplatcd one ~ the Hivat sde
eeanml yoara work IN the HISTORY at
the institution The school haa en-
oiled au aue lae PAST yeai bout pa
sounE women and ypsNT meu
The greater number of these yolpA
eopie have come nom ali sections
81 the state And from h0rd1rlss
siaten. Many Of these yonng people
have been brought to Guthrie tAe -
sresaiye advertising and work sf The
meuagomen, u lhe achoal
Tho manascmant of the LEGAL
school baa held out Inducements &
both parents and young people 20
Gene 10 Guthrie. because 81 guta
fie's health aud moral aurronnilaFt
n addition ia those ADVANTAGES ay
,ns conditions ln Guthrie ere we Hesi
IN the state and that has been Al
important factor
The dlseipllae and hieh grade worF
az the chool has attarteh the attsn
ton ot The State Department " E'iN
cntlon and superintendent Nilfn'
has ISSUED state certificates 70 com
tiefcial teachers 70 teach n the higt
schools on recommendation of ta'
local management
The management cites numbers
lnutancea wherein pareu!s and reiA
tiyea OF the ntudep,a m school hafe
Visited Gulhrlr And have spent con
siderable sums with the diffcr'n
merchant because II the barKa !.
they have found III the local stat i
The management reports tHal
every student without exception wh'
has qualified sufficiently 10 take !
position. has secured employment
Tile enrolment for tho fall toxin
which begins ( ptember LIST Is yaf'
promising and tae school bids a..
10 aurpasa II last years enrolment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

or who have served as members
10 the past This amendment was
seconded and ON vote duly carried
The original motion TO adopt the res
olution as thus amended was then
upon vote carried.
An these motions elected much dis.
cussIon. which Is recorded In the
Grand Lodge journal but viii not be
printed in these minutes. The resolu-
ton is as follows:
THAT whereas II has been suggest
ed to the Grand Lodge OF this state
that In event II Is thu desire "
the Masons OF this state. expressed
by a vote OF the constituent lodges Of
the btata TO remove the Masonic
Home TO Guthrie, that lne Guthrie
Consistory would be willing 10 convey
to the Grand Lodge OF this state to
be used for such purpose. Its Temple
at Guthrie,
Now. therefore. be u resolved py
this Grand Lodge that In order that
this proposition may be intelllgently
presented to the constituent lodges
and the members thereof. that this
Grand Lodge does hereby request
Guthrie ConsIstory TO officially pre-
sent in writing to the Grand Master
the terms and conditions upon which
would be willing 70 make such trans
fer for such purpose. and.
BE 1t further resolved that when
such proposed transfer with the CON
! ditions II any, attached thereto sha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
PRISONER LOOKS LIKE
LEROY; REFUSES SPEECH

nj ds ianeIro Aaa 40 whsn tho
British steamer DRYDEN arrived haFe
Yesterday from New Natk. one og tho
erew waa placed under arefst a. ina
request ~ tlnlged MATES authorities.
Ile "a uspested of belna huxsns La-
nuy waited hy the golles " palfois.
Ia connection with The murder 81 Ars.
kathrfin Lou Jackson. vino IN salt
to have heea his wife, aad whoAs
matialsed bodY vas found ia an an
claimed ,rank Ia bagKag~ wara-
house In New York asveral weeks
ago
The sup.et y confined IN cell
aboard the yesnol aud IA guardsl by
four maritime palIee
bio had shipped aboard she Dry
den undar tho name Of Morris rox.
ordinary seaman To-day hn said
Il knew atalu.elY nothIpf ahcat
the death ot Mrs JaekAaa Ia Iss.
sroit hase never been i thss tl,y
Az there Ii 10 satraaiIiou treaty
between tha United states aud
Brazil, Fos win he detained on the
Dryden uatiI the veeaet reaches
liuneos Aires. wbun extradiiiou will
~ A"Ns" -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

be presented TO the Grand Master,
that he shall Immediately appoint
committee---four from this lodge, who
are either now or have been mem
bers OF the board OF control. two OF
whom shall be Anown 10 favor such
removal OF the Home and two oi
whom shall be known 70 csp9se
thereto, which committee shall pre-
pare and submit arguments for an'
against said change, and WHEN argu
ment shall 10 printed and sent 70
each iodga In this jurisdiction ny
the Grad Secretary at the expense
OF the Grand Lodge. on or before the
18th day OF November, 1920, and inat
the same shall be passed upon BY toe
lodge at the time OF its election IN
December, when officers are elect
ed"
Brother Frank Craig then made the
following motion.
That this Grand Lodge nnAlimonfr
ly express wish and with thar WISH
sincere appreciation 20 Ia" members
OF Guthrie consistory nat y ten
der a proposition to the ~ hmrtae 70
be appointed offering 70 turn over
this building to the Grand Lodge for
the Masonic Home.
The question before the Scottish
Rite members Of the Guthrie bodies
is, Shall we tender the Grand Lodge
Jour present temple and its adjacent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30

Summer ls play time Tor oid aNH
guang A ailsht iaiury lt aot 'aNnN
u time. sp0u the waale aummar Yot
owe Il 10 yoaraelt and y0aF family
keep Turpa On hand I, viii ere
gent maAs urm lniagipe grum M
coming sesioaa YOU of SOMEONE VA
fouF party may mees With msshs
or get an ailmcnt whsA miles awAy
from a doctor ar hFns atorH 40
ready tor such an emergency vita
Turpo. Take 4 With yua "a ynur
hummer honsv tt camp llavp M
~ this heaNag alntmea, hahdf un
an summer hanls rurpo y he
yood old depenahlp FtHsr Alu NJ
'hounandn aa0 thousands ~ prus'e
e "a firm 10 quality and ssAya f'fm
hot weather touch II ,utpn "a
time has saved 4 lot u autgvglnE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-30
ARE Is PER CENT PEOPLE
IN Musk0C[E BAD:
City Police Records Show Thal
Al Least One. Fourth Of Pop
ulation Has Hade To Ap
pear In City Court

Auskogee, Aug 80 Nearly onV
fourth II the population OF the city
% Muakogee nearer ono third II lA'
lasi federal census Ia to ba accepted
as The population has been arrested
and tried Ia police court sinc'
March Y, 1919
II was GA tha, date that tho palwa
court. whose jurisdiction had been
negligible from the time Judge Do2l'
ot tAe criminal cou . at appeals reaA'
cred his famous decision, was eoa
bned With the cIiy court
The records show there hayo teaa
l0aai trials III police court 10 the u
mouths
The average monthly revenue trom
fines and tcrieitures has been b.
tween 81 500 end s2.ao0 and hasyd
upon this estimate. George Elliott
ciw marshal who has charge ot 90
records. tNoa the total amount col
lseted at more than S. coo
Probably one half the io,0ll triai
taen ea charges a drunkenness aat
sagfaney. the records ahow One
fourth or more ~ the arrests wera
made on chare,a ~ speeding or o'he
violations OF the tratf,e ordinances
Ninety percent e all fines and iAr
f,isares taken ia the city rhf
county gete The 10 percent
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recommends that a committee OF FIVE
be appointed with power TO ac' lnc
bind the Grand Lodge 10 accept the
donation of the building and grounds
nov In use by the Consisiory. being
the south half OF the BLOCK on which
the present Consistory I'emp'e Is sit
uated and five lots or the ngrth half
Of the block with the --iNing there
on. 10 enter into an agree ment 10 ae-
cept same and II donated TO move
the Masonic Home TO this new loca
tion.
Fraternity submitted.
S. ". HOGAN.
wa. p. FREF1AN.
t.. COLLINS
Several motions we're made 20 de-
fer acficI until the next annual com
muaicatlon and In the meantime have
committee make thorough inyes-
tigatIon OF the adyisability OF re
moving the Masonic home from its
present location. and make report OK
Their findings 10 the constituent
lodges and permit them TO pass rpcn
the question Of removal.
AS substitute for all pending mo
tIons Brother W. III. Fuller in;roaTeed
the following resolution and moved
its adoption. which said motion was
seconded.
NJ. w. George Ruddell moved an
amendment TO the reflect tnat ana
: committee OF four to be appointed
under rhe resolution should be t.es
ent membe ,. the board Of LoelroI
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property for the purpose OF The Ma
sonic Home r.
The Brethren living In the city OF
Guthrie were unanimously OF the
opinion that II Il w deemed best to
move the Home family 70 Gushrie we
could not gossibly dedicate the build.
Ing to q better purpose. Az every
member has an equal share IN TINS
property, Il Is necessary 70 submit
this question TO each individual mem.
Der for bis consideration and vote
Since the session of the Grand
Lodge a bigger, broader vision seems
to have developed II has been sug
gested that the scope % work OF the
Home be enlarged IL the move ~
made, aud that instead OF attempting
to care for the entire Home family
ia the present temple and such add
tions as could be made thereto that
II be converted Into saniiarium and
hospital for the care and treatment
OF the old people whom II is our Iul
TO care for AZ well as providing an
opportunity for the possible develop
cent OF Masonic hospital; while
a site be secured for the building
Of proper buildings 70 Accommodate
the children Of the Home family In
a suitable place whore ample play
grounds could be- provided, and stlll
enough 10 the city schools 10
enable tho children 70 attend the
splendid Dai5lIc schools Of Guthrie.
Such site lis available adjacent 10
the best park 10 the city and Just two
blocks from the cite OF the new. ca
thedral
The board OF directors OF the Ma
sonic Building aesociation and the
several officers OF the different bod
les of the Rite are IN favor of maxi
Ing a tender OF the property undsr
consideration to the Grand Lodge for
the purposes as suggested, bat they,
realizing the amount OF property In
volved. have decided to submit tho
question TO the individual members
for their consideration and action.