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closing up the Anairs OF this admin
istration. The auditing committee will
quartermaster.
At the meeting Of Gen. M. Emmet
Crell Camp, Wednesday evening, two
members were admitted to member
ship and three members reinstated
Delegates were elected to the next
department encampment. Stirring
Commander-in-chief Heineman. De-
partment Commander Mattox and
Commander Goldblatt.
staff paid their annual visit May q
to Admiral George Dewey Naval
Camp. No. Z. and the department in
spector. after his. usual custom. found
the camp in excellent condition The
commander Of the camp exemplified
commendable. all the officers giving
the ritualistic. work in perfect order
on muster in of George Lockwood. The
three delegates elected to the depart
ment encampment to be held
June Is. were Comrades Cable,
Block, Cullen and Mahoney as alter
naies. Commander Robert E. Cox was
indorsed by the camp for depar.menf
senior vice commander.
After the regular business of the
camp was concluded everybody re-
ladies' auxiliary had in waiting a
fine banquet. Speeches were given
by many Of the past national officers.
namely, Past Commander-in-chi
Daniel v. Chisholm. Comrades Rausch
and J. J: Murphy. Past Department
partment Commander Mattocks and
senior Vice Department Comma nder
McCaffrey. The department band
rendered music. under the direction of
Comrade Jones. Past Commander-in-
ehief edae Daniel " Chisholm acted as
mittee, composed of Comrade. Cox.
Mccarthy. O'Donnell and Davis, was
copplimented on the splen ndid manner
In which the hall and banquet room
were decorated. as were the ladies for
the beautiful table decorations.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Depart
ment Of District Of Columbia held its
annual memorial exercises at Arsenal
wharf Sunday morning, assisted by
the comrades Of Dewey Camp. After
Comrades Mccanrey, j. J. Murphy,
Michaud and Cox. and selections by
the department band. the ladies en-
barked on board a navy yard tug
strewing flowers on the waters. The
services were conducted by Mrs. Ford
reading burial service: Mrs. Philips
the chaplain. invoking the divine
blessing. and Mrs. Darcy recfted a
very beautiful poem, Arlington
Taps were sounded by q bugler from
U. 8. s Mayhower.
The Military Order Of the Serpent
held q successful crawl Saturday
night, at which twenty-four COM
rades were inoculated with the virus
ny Grana Gu.Gu Gallagher and his
ton ceremonies luncheon was
served to help soothe the frenzied
feelings Of the recruits. Another
meeting of the Lair of Snaix will be
held shortly to admit large class to
membership.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

Webster Lodge conferred the es-
evening on Pages C.. A. Boroman,
Sergt V: s. Hine. E. L: De Grange,
nounced that the lodge would hold
a knight rank ceremonial next Tues
day evening. Announcement was
made Of the death Of sergt. r. G.
seven killed in the airplane accident
at Morgantown, Md A floral tribute
was ordered. Sergt. Blumenkranx
received the esquire rank one week
age. and his work in The the lodge had
ship.
Capital Lodge has the page rank
scheduled for Tuesday evening.
The esquire rank will Be con.
Vernon Lodge Wednesday evening.
The Fraternal Base Ball League has
game scheduled. Elks VS.. Knights
OF Pythias. Wednesday afternoon at
Rathbone Superior Lodge will hold
a memorial meeting Friday evening
to pay respect to its members who
died during the past year. Edgar G.
Snyder, L. H. Troutman and Talbot
Pulizzi will deliver addresses.
The board of directors Of the Pyth-
ian Hall Association met Wednesday
evening to consider reports to be
made to stockholders tomorrow even-
ing. .t- 80 =;
over the meeting Of the Grand Coun-
Gil Thursday evening. Arrangements
for the memorial to be held in the
auditorium Of Pythian Temple, June
IA. were completed and reports re-
Past Grand Chapcellor n. N. Van
dervort has been appointed deputy
commissioner Of pensions. Mr.. Van
dervort for many years was q, clerk
In the pension ofice: and for the last
two years clerk to the committee on
pensions OF the House Of Represent
atiyeA -
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No I. held its regular
business session Tuesday night. Quite
a series Of activities Is planned by the
social session will be held, the features
of the evening being a large class initia-
tion. Tuesday night. June IL. 500
card party for charitable purposes will
be given in the lodge room. 4th and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. A lawn
party will be given soon at the home Of
Mrs Julia Dice.
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WnonMEN OF THE WORLD.

Alpha Camp is about to start
drive for a hundred new members IN
one hundred days. Consul Commanoer
Freeland is preparing a committee 10
engineer, this work. Banker Dickey
made. a stirring speech at the last
meeting promising to bring IN Ten
new Choppers himself.
Oak Camp heard an eloquent re-
by Sovereign William stott Thurs
dav night. Past Consul Commander
Stott recently returned from the
Central American republic, where ne
was commissioned to reorganze the
constabulary forces. He related m
which he was called upon to quell and
vividly described to his audience
some narrow escapes from death. 1t
was an open meeting at Oak and the
large attendance enjoyed the splendid
program and refreshments.
An enthusiastic, convention or oak
Grove, No. 2, Woodmen Circle. was
held Tuesday night when a number
| of new applica tions were acted upon.
Deputy English is writing new appli-
cations. and the outlook for a sue
cussful year is. bright. Sovereign
building a summer home at Chesa-
peake Beach, where members will be
entertained. The initiation team viii
hold special meetings for practice IN
the ritual work.
Sovereign J. NJ Roper, who was
shot several weeks ago while in line
of duty as acting police Lieutenant,
is recovering rapidly. He 10
booster for Woodcraft and for Elm
Camp, and says he is going to take
renewed interest in the AFFAIRS OF
his camp. Sovereign Bounds OF
Georgetown, who is the patriarch OF
Elm Camp. will address the next
meeting of Elm Camp.
Several of the local camps will
decorate the graves of deceased SOW
| ereigns today. which is the Wood
mems memorial Sunday.
Clerk Mckinney of Mount Vernon
lcamp reported a net gain in mem
bership for the last three months.
Clerk De Lawter of Old Glory. Clerk
Easter of National and Clerk Dalken
Of Fraser report encouraging gains
for their respective camps.
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ROYAL ARcANUMl,

Capitol Council. Royal Arcanun, at
its last meeting initiated three now MEM
bers, the ceremonies being conducted by
Past Grand Regent n. g. Lens. Tho
following officers were elected and IN
stalled: Vice regent. H. c. Snyuy /;
orator. G. ~. Cooper; chaplain, JSmcs
R fPeed. and warden, W. b, ofConnor.'
Grand Regent GeorGesC. Shinn enter.
tained the committees On the state Of, the
order and the regents of the several
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Warning! When you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by mil
lions. Take Aspirin only as told in
the Bayer package for Colds, Head
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NATIONAL UNION.

Scot. Council. No. 45s. Monday in
stalled one member. J. Harry Jones
took part In the ritualistic work.
Mckinley Council. No. 9s2. is busy
with the organization OF degree
team, It's membership campaign is
under the leadership of Maj. ]. B. h.
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ORDER OF RED MEN

Seneca Tribe. No. II. after its last
meeting held an open session with in
strumental music and recitations- The
great chief of records and A. c. Nicho-
las of Sioux Tribe and ". A. Fowler
of Usage were among those present.
Sioux Tribe met in its new hall for the
first time Wednesday night. A dispen-
sation from the great sachem was READ.
granting the change Of meeting place
and night In the last two meetings the
tribe has secured thirty petitions Tor
membership.
Arrangements are being made to hold
an outdoor adoption the early part OF
July. A special dispepsation has been
obtained. A committee composed OF
tribes of Herndon. Alexandra and the
District Of Columbia has the matter In
charge The exact time and place will
be announced later.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the instruction of the new council OF
the Degree of Pocahontas to be known
as Sioux Council. No. Z. The degree
team of Idaho Council. No. l. will as
sist the great chiefs in the ceremonies.
The addition of this council will make
four Of this branch in the District OF
Columbia.
Reports indicate that the Degree of
Pocahontas will show a large gain for
the first six months Of the year.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

National President Mrs Buell.. Ma.
tional Assistant Conductor Mrs. Flynn.
National Chaplain Mrs. Chestnut apS
District President Mrs. Harden and
members from Camps and 10 attend
ed the meeting Of Camp No /. Pa
triotic Order OF Americans, Wednes-
day evening.
There will be no meeting June -.
Election of officers, will take place
June 90. 49, ~
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Eache, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Ear
|sache, Toothache. Lumbago and fer
Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tab
lets of Aspirin in handy tin box-s
of II, and. in bottles of "a and lnn
Aspirin is, the trade mark of Bay~e
Manufa cture of Monoaceicacidester
of Salicyhcacid. -.
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The floral circle Of Columbia Chap
ter will meet with Mrs. Zulu HALLS.
1922 Sd street northwest, Wednesday
evening.
Columbia Chapter. June 13, will have
a business meeting. followed by an
entertainment This will be an open
meeting and all members Of the fra
ternity are invited.
Ruth Chapter will confer the de-
grees on a large class Of candidates
tomorrow evening. After the work a
social hour has been arranged. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
members Of the order.
The home auxiliary board of Ruth
Chapter held it's last meeting at the
residence of Mrs. George Zeh. 1857
Harvard street northwest. with Past
Matron Rose Anderson and Mrs. Julia
Dismer acting as hostesses. After the
transaction Of all business refresh
mentS were served.
Washington Centennial Chapter, at
its meeting last Saturday, amended
it's bylaws SO that the chapter will
each month. The chapter served a
buffet supper to over 500 persons at
the Joe Cannon night Of the Wash
ington Centennial Lodge.
Cathedral Chapter will meet We'd
nesday night, and after q brief busi-
ness meeting will pay q fraternal visit
to Brookland Chapter.
Friendship Chapter will attend serv-
ice at Elbrooke M. E. Church. Ten
leytown. this evening at o'clock.
Rev. John E. Fort will conduct the
service. Members will meet at the
Masonic Hall at 1880 p.m. and go in
a body to the church.
Brookland Chapter celebrated its
fifteenth anniversary Wednesday.
Past Patron Mark Barnum. who was
the first patron Of the chapter. read
the names of the charter members
from the charter. and it was found
that ten charter members were pres
numbers by st. Aloysius quartet. read
ing by Mrs. Macbeth. violin solo by
Mr.. Wrightsman and solos by Mrs. ].
Lester Brooks of Unity Chapter. Mrs.
Burnsides presided at the piano. Seven
candidates are expected for initiation
wednesday evening.
Takoma Chapter will confer the de-
grees Friday. At its last meeting
the chapter had as its guests the Of
Heers and members Of rakoma Lodge.
sented included an address Of welcome
by Past Patron Edward H. Cooley,
piano solo by Miss Emma b. Byers,
vocal solo. Lyman Decker; violin selec-
tion. Donald Smith, accompanied by
Me: address by Representative Ira
Hershey, vocal solos by Miss Eliza
beth Myers and Miss. Elizabeth
Waters. selections from the ''Mikado'
by Miss Elizabeth Waters. Miss Ruth
Eshlemann and Miss e. Coping.
The degrees were conferred on q
large class Of candidates at the regu-
Lar meeting Of Esther Chapter Thurs
day evening. after which the members
were entertained with a program of
songs BY 3df. J. Fred East The chap
ter will entertain the members OF
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Monday evening. June 20. Automo-
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Lee, president of the council.
The National Union Club Friday ap-
pointed. a committee comprising c. r.
Haden, A. S. Parks and T. A. Strick-
rott to make an inventory o! the club
property
The Hospital Bed Fund association
will give its arlual excursion July
"a TO Chesapeake Psccn It is ex-
pected that eli the councils will join
to make the event one OF the largest
ever held by the National Union.
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CATHOLIC FRATERNITY.

st. .Rita's Assembly. No. s. met in
st. Peters Hall Friday evening. Mrs.
Norman J.. volkman in the chair.
Supreme President Edmund ]. Mcneil
Of Baltimore was the guest Of honor,
New activities are being planned by
this assembly.
Thirty-three members of the fra
ternity made. an excursion to Great
Falls, on, Decoration day. Victor Y.
Dfckson and Adolph. ;. Fugitt were
'capitol Assembly No. 6. will meet
in St. Petere's Hall. 31S e street
southeast ton Friday evening. Pres
ident Francis McCann in the chair.
Members of Capitol Assembly visit
ed the home Of Kenneth Ragan.
former member OF the fraternity. to
express sympathy to him and his
mother on the occasion of the death
of his father, Richard Ragan.
Plans are now being made for the
coming national convention OF the
order, which will be held in this
city in October. Supreme Vice Pres
ident l.. Woodbury. Stoddarda mem
Der Of the local assembly will be IN
charge Of all arrangements and VIII
be assisted by Mrs. Norman J. Voik-
man. mi president Of St. Rigas As
sembly and by Francis A. McCann'
president of capitol assembly.
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councils at the Sycamore Club wednse-
day evening, and details Of tho annual
celebration Of Royal Arcanum day, June
%, were perfected.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Lyons. with recitations, end Mr.. Co.
lumbus with amusing stories; The
following were recipients of gifts
presented by the council: Mrs. Rock,
state deputy: DR.. Gates. treasurer; Mr..
Grubbs, financial secretary: Mr..
owens, recording secretary; Mrs. San
derson and Mrs. Green. Birthday
Gifts were presented to Mesdames
bailey. .Sanderson, Williams. Crow
ther, Wood and Waller. Addresses
were made by Mrs. Swami. Junior past
national councillor; Mrs. Howell Of tie
national finance committee: Mrs.
THOMPSON. national deputy: Mrs. Fer
euson. state treasurer; Mrs. Levy. as
sociate junior past state councillor:
MRS. Veich, state outside sentinel:
Mrs. Pennington of the state judiciary
committee; Mrs. Howe, state trustee: {:
Mrs. Rock. state deputy. and MIS-. De-
lano, former state deputy.
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MASONIC.

LODGM =
Anaepsssa, No. a, n A.; Pental-
pha, Nd. =, r. Qs Joppa. No. IS.
speeial : pm. II. H.; Potomac.
Tsasday Axnniu. No. q. II. NJ;
Osiris. No. ee, spee1l. Pm.
weduesday-East Gate, No. "a. special,
pm, N. NJ; 81. Johns Mite
Association, p.,s -
Thursday-Temple:Ns . No. "a. d.
A. La Fayette. No. 10, special.
7:30 pm. u. II.
Satarday-Masters' A5soeiatdoa.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Wednesday-BriEhtwood. No. .. p. II.
and NJ. e. n. .
Friday-Capitol. No. II. Royal Arch
(three teams); Eureka. No. 4. 3. A
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closing up the affairs Of this admin
istration. The auditing committee will
audit the books Of the adjutant and
quartermaster.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Phoenix Lodge has increased its
membership to a great degree dur
ing the present term. A great part
of its degree work has been con-
ferred by picked degree teams under
the direction of General Degree Mas
ter Wilfred E. Lawson.
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EI.KS

Baltimore Lodge. No. Is. with its
last Wednesday evening with a dele
plified the ritual Of initiation on the
following candidates: Benjamin At
las. George Edward Athey. oliver
Atlas. Leroy E. Barnum., Senford E.
Brooks, Guy w. Chamberlin. Theo-
dore X. F. Cooke, Edward H. Courte-
nay. George H. Crane. John D. Dan
delet. Norman F. Danis. Archie N
Devers. Frank T. Driscoll. Samuel D.
Gibson. George Edward Gray. George
L. Haines. John v. Halpin. James T.
Hamilton, Winfield E. Hershey. Pat
rick D.. Holmes, George D. .Horning.
jr.: Charles e. Kendrick. John J. Mori-
arty, William J.. Armstrong, Samuel
Do Binder, julius Lezerow, L. w.
Owen Thomas L Degnan, jr.; Frank
GeorZ La Tontaine, David Joseph
Laporte. Herbert Levy. r. William
Loetsch. John A. McAneny. Edward
L. McLaren.- Milton ]. Ober, Charles
n. Olive. Frank p. Orbello. Lester c.
Pate. Joseph E Phillips. Carl J. Pooh.
Lewis z. Runck, tr.; Frank E: Shields.
Gerald 3. Sullivan. James J. Sullivan,
Charles Weibel.t Ralph A. Weschler,
Charles F. Young, Rush 8. Young,
Edward c. Carroll. Marion II. Lynn.
Elias G. Purdy. Michael J. Cantwell
and W. I. Joiner. for Portsmouth, Va,
Lodge.
After the initiation they were en-
tertained with music by the Elks'
Band and vaudeville and buffet
luncheon prepared by the trustees.
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Federal City at its recent session
conferred degree work on several
candidates. The degree work at its
next session will contain several fea-
lures of unusual interest.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

The degree teams Of all Rebekah
lodges report gratifying success for
the past term. Many noted social
events are being planned for. and a
the Assembly.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

All lodges. are engaged in active
preparations for. the coming visit to
the Sovereign. Grand Lodge session to
tember.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

George NJ Evans of Harmony Lodge,
No. II, announces that no degree work
viii 0ddone June s. but he will entertain
officers of Temple-Noyes Lodge Officers
are expected to wear summer attire.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Columbia Lodge at its last session
conferred the init;atory degree on a
large class of candidates. Noble
Grand Boaxley announces the first de-
gree for its next session to be conferred
by the line officers Of the lodge under
the direction Of Degree Master Charles
D. Shackleford.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Canton Washington. No. I. at it's
last session admitted a large class Of
applicants to its militant ranks. 1t
will close it's half term with a nota-
Bile increase in its ranks. The drill
team will al its ranks to its quota.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

At the recent special session Of the
Rebekah Assembly many matters of
legislative Importance were taken up.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Naomi and Ruth lodges expect to
Have interesting sessions tomorrow
evening. when degrees will be confer
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Fidelity Lodge will close its half
year with a considerable increase in
membership. At it's session Tuesday
evening it is expected that all men,
bers will be in attendance to assist in
laying plans for the coming term
, 1921-08-26

and incidentally the doing Of any
and all things requisite or proper
in the carrying out of The above OBJ
jects- The capital stock of said
corporation is One Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, divided
into n million five hundred thou
sand shares of the par value of One
Dollar each Its term of existence
Is fifty years The number of di-
rectors is five, and those who will
manage the affairs of the company
for the first year are August Peter
son, J. K. Prigmore. W. W. Lacy,
Prank England and NJ. s. England.
Operations of the company will be
carried on in the City of Casper,
Natrona County, Wyoming. and
elsewhere. The principal office of
the company is located at Casper,
Wyoming. and the agent in charge
thereof is Frank England.
ALASKA DEVELOPMENT CO.,
By Frank England.
Publish Aug. rs. &c. 81. 1921.
, 1921-08-26
LAST OF WILSON APP0INTEEs
RETIRE FROM OFFICIAL JOBS

CHEYENNE, Wye. Aug. 26.@The
appointment Of NJ. T. Christensen 10
be register and /. L. Toder to be re
ceiver in the Cheyenne land offIce
forecasts the retirement of the last
Wilson administration a~ppointees hold
ing office here Christensen will sue.
coed VIII Reid. who was appointed
from Rawlins. and Yoder will succeed
Luke Voorhees,. who was appointed
from Cheyenne. Both Reid and yoor.
hoes, nave been democratic wheel
horses" for a generation. Since the
Harding administration came into
power last March Republicans have
surplanted Democrats in all other fed.
erai offices here. Including the United
States marshalship. United States at.
torneyship. collector of internal rev.
enue and prohibition commissioner.
ship.
NJ. 7. Christensen has been for a
number OF a owner and editor OF
the Snake River Sentinel" q peppy
weekly published at Baggs. in the
southern part OF Carbon His
paper has played an important part in
all campaigns in Carbon county in
recent years. having been consistently
a supporter OF Republican candidates
for county. state n national offices.
Several times christensea has held
clerical position here during Legislative
session and is well known in the cap
itai- He is about IS years of age.
Isiah T.. Yoker has been prominent
In Republican affairs in Goshen coun-
, 1921-08-26

~ of the American Legion compris
ing 20 New York posts. has sent a
petition to State Senator Meyer
chairman of tho Investigation com
mitteo. requesting Lanes dismissal.
A clash between employees OF a cir
u and n police Of Fremont. Neb-
as the latter attempted to stop al
legged cor" games. came to an end
when h mayor of the city threat.
ened to call out members OF the
American Legion to preserve law and
order The police were outnumbered
by the circus roustabouts who re
fused to obey ORDER Of the mayor un.
til h latter announced that he
would call legion men to assist tho
police.
A baseball gamc between members
Of h Woodston. okla. post of tho
American Legion and MEMBERS OF
the Women's Auxiliary resulted in a
victory for the woinen with n score
OF IS to Is. The right hand Of each
Of the DICTIONARIES was tied behind
his back. a handicap too great TO
overcome.
A gallon was originally a pitcher
or Jar. no matter Of what size.
, 1921-08-26
Regulation On
Beer Withheld

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Dcci.
sion to withhold issuance OF medical
bear regulations pending COMPRESSION.
al action on proposed anti-beer Iegis.
laton was reached yesterday by Sec.
rotary Mellon. in conference with In.
ternal Revenue Commissioner Blair.
The decision as to Issuance Of the
regulations was made necessary by
the acfion OF the senate in recess ug
Thursday night for 30 days without
finally approving the WILLIS Campbell
bill which forbids prescription OF beer
as medicine.
The treasury believes. 1t was said.
that congressional action will come
soon after congress reassembios next
month and 1t would be purposeless to
put forth the regulations under the
circumstances.
The main factor governing the treas.
, 1921-08-26
NOTICE OF INCREASE IN The
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE KEITH
LUMBER COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that at .
meeting regularly called Of te
stockholders of the Keith Lumber
Company, a corporation duly Or
ganized and existing under and y
virtue of the laws of the State q
Wyoming held at the principal Of,
flee of the company in the City Of
Casper, Wyoming, on the 18th dsJ
of May, 1921, at 10 O'Clock q. p,
of said day, the capital stock Of us
said Keith Lumber Company "
increased from One Hundred Thos
sand Dollars $780, 00) divides,
into one ahorsand G,0O0l share
of the par value of One Hundre.
Dollars (S100) per share to foai
Hundred Thousand Dollars tS4uui
00e) divided into four thousans
4,000) shares of the par value {.
One Hundred Dollars (S100) Re-
share fully paid and non-assessaos
Dated this 18th day Of Angus
A. D.. 1921.
KEITH LUMBER C0MPANi'
By WILLIAM KfNh,
Attest: j. E. KEITH,
Secretary.
Publish Aug. IL, -, &c, sep
, 1921-08-26
NOTICE or INcoRPoRArloN.

Alaska Development Company
was Incorporated in the office of
the Secretary of State. at Chey-
enne, Wyoming, on the 18th day OF
August, 1921 The objects of said
corporation are the establishment
and conduct Of the business of OPP
Grating, producing, refining, mar
keting and otherwise handling min
erals, petroleum and its products,
, 1921-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE AND can. For ANS.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be receive for construction OF
a school building in School District
No. 10. Specifications and plans
may be secured from the Clerk OF
the District, r. A. Clark, Casper,
Wyo. Bids to be closed the 26th of
August, 1921
, 1921-08-26
HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED-ATnn and wife on Brooks
ranch: woman to cook for eight or
ten ranch hands and man TO do gen
eral ranch work: wages 500 per
month n board. Phone S33. S-26-its