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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-04-08
GOLD ORE DRILL
 ING INTO ORE BODY

Report comes in from the Gold Ore mine, at Goldroad, as we go to press, that the drills are biting into the ore body on the 700 level, the crosscut having entered the wall of the vein last night. From the indications pre- sented in the drift above, the ore body on this level should be important, the ore being rich in gold and silver and the vein quite large. The manage ment has promised to inform the Miner of the value and width of the vein on this level and we expect to make public these assays in our next issue.
 The Gold Ore is now in position to develop not only large ore bodies, but the values found in all the lower levels has been found far richer than close to the surface, which would in dicate that the new work may be look ed forward to to bring in a big pay ing property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-04-08
CLOSING DOWN OF -. COPPER MINES HARD
 BLOW TO WEST

The curtailing of copper production will have a marked effect on gold and silver production, practically all min es, with exception of the porphyries, carrying these precious metals in greater or less quantity. At the United Verde the gold values about pay the mining costs and it is so with many of the other large producers, the Butte mines carrying high silver values, as we'll as small amounts of gold. Just how hard the market will be hit cannot now be guessed, but so far it is estimated that silver produc- tion in the United States will be at least 15,OO0,O00 ounces below that of last year.
 Under these circumstances it would be well to note that it is necessary to expedite the production of ores in the gold and silver camps of the coun- try to make up for the great loss the failure of the coppers will entail.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-04-08
EXAMINES PROPERTY
 IN THE WALLAPAIS

R. s. Billings, we'll known Kingman mining engineer, has made an exam ination of the old Antelope mine, in Wallapai mountain. This property, as we'll as the Democrat that adjoins it, produced considerable high grade gold-silver ore in the early days of mining in that locality. It is opened by tunnel and shaft and the showing is excellent.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-04-08
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A kES EXAMINATION
 OF THE DEAN MINE

J. D. Burgess. who was genera manager of the United Eastern for many years and who resigned that position to take up engineering work on his own account, has just com pleted an examination of the Dean. Mine. It is understood that he found great bodies of ore in the property and the management is sure that a favorable report will be turned in to the company.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-04-08
COMPLETES ROAD TO CLAIMS

James Kezeler and associaaes have just completed the road from the main highway into their group of claims in the Aquarius range. These proper ties are said to show excellent val ues in lead, silver and gold and the veins are large and promising.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Tuesday evening the state coun-
cilor, Mrs. Louise Cody, paid her fra
ternal visit to Triumph Council. The
decorations were with tho national
and a kitchen jazz band provided the
entertainment. The state councillor
was presented with a jeweled comb.
and the deputy and chairman OF the
good Of order committee each re-
ceived handsome presents. The at
tendance was the largest of the Sc
ries. The members have been re-
northwest tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock to attend the Washington
fair.
The next visitation will be to Pro-
gressive Council, Thursday, at 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast
Liberty Council. No. s. held its
house-warming Tuesday. meeting in
Typographical Temple. Tuesday. De-
cember 13. will be social night. After
business a home-prepared supper Will be
served.
and streets tomorrow evening in
American Flag Hall and proceed to
Convention Hall in body to attend
the fair of the Spanish War Veterans
The dramatic team OF Independent,
Council Wednesday presented a light
comedy. entitled Never Take Any.
thing for Granted" at the Nativity
team gave a credltable performance
OF Sister Masons" at the same place
Those participating were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight L. Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller, Mrs
Laura Taylor. Mrs. Elsie Mccormick
Mrs. Agnes Grimmell. Miss Naomi
Glascock. Miss Evelyn Lyles and Miss
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Amaranth Lodge will confer the
knight rank tomorrow evening, with
Past Grand Chancellor Yost as master
of work in charge.
The knight rank is scheduled for
Tuesday evening in Excelsior Lodge,
the home lodge Of Grand Master of
Work DR.. Yates.
Webster Lodge will confer the es-
quire rank Tuesday evening. The
page rank team conferred the rank
! last Tuesday evening. and later the
| members attended the fair in Conven-
| tion Hall.
Myrtle Lodge. the home lodge Of
Grand Vice Chancellor Nussbaum,
will confer the esquire rank Tuesday
! evening.
Capital Lodge will have the ESQUIRE
rank Tuesday evening.
Columbia Lodge has the knight
| rank scheduled for Wednesday even
ing.
Frank E. Duncon, supreme repre-
sentative of the domain Of Oklahoma,
has announced his candidacy for the
Office of supreme vice chancellor. The
election will occur at the San Fran
Evening star., 1921-12-04
GENERAL RESIGNS
Quits as Head of Administration
of wilma Region.

Gen. Lucjan Zeligowski. head Of the
administration of the wilma region has
resigned. according to an official cable
message from the Polish foreign office
In Warsaw to the Polish legation. which
has been received here. Following the
resignation, the adviceS said. the ad-
ministration Of the territory was
placed under civilian control with
Alexander Meyzstowicz, former men,
ber of the imperial Russian upper
house. at its head.
Gen. Zeligowskrs forces seized wilma
about year ago and his occupa tion
of the area has been the subject Of
much recent discussion in allied cir
cles as a result Of protestations from
the Lithuanian government that the
territory was Lithuanian.
Therefore. elections will be held this
month in the Wilma region to deter
mine whether the territory shall be
Polish or Lithuanian. the cablegram
stated. Elections also will be held In
the adjoining provinces of Ida and
Braslaw, although these provinces
have been formally incorporated as a
part Of Poland.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
NORTH DAKOTA ATTACKS
ORDER INCREASING RATES
Joins in Wisconsin Case and De-
nies Right Of Commission to Gov
ern Charges Within States.

Orders of the Interstate Commerce
Commission for general increases in
freight rates were held to be illegal
in a brief filed in the Supreme Court
yesterday hy the state OF North Dakota, /,
Joining In the Wisconsin railroad rate
case.
The North Dakota brief contends
that the orders Of the commission were
illegal. because the commission direct
ed blanket increases which operated to
deprive the states of power to regulate
commerce within their borders. The
commission also was held to have az.
sumed jurisdiction over state rates and
to have increased them without ex.
animation of each rate involved.
The Wisconsin case in which the
brief was filed challenges the contro
Of the commission over passenger
fares within states. North Dakota
has pending a case which challenges
the commissions control over bott
passenger fares and freight rates ant
other charges.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TON,

Victory Review, No. II. entertained
the Officers Club Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ada Byrne. "a Iowa
circle. 1t was decided to hold card
party January 9 at Pythian Temple.
1t was announced that Mrs. Minnie
keppinger. great commander. Chi
cago. ILL.,, will visit the District Of Co
lumbia in January in the interests OF
the association. Mrs. Theresa M. Fos-
ter. past commander Of Victory. No.
IL. is chairman of the card party and
will be assisted by representatives
from each review Committees for the
annual dance at Raleigh Hotel, Feb
ruary 2, were appointed by Mrs. Anna
Singles Condor, president. As token
Of appreciation from the club the
outgoing officers were presented with
appropriate gifts.
Mt. Vernon Review will hold a rum
mage sale tomorrow and for three
days. The annual election of officers
was held Thursday evening.
The annual election of officers OF
Brentwood Review will be postponed
from Tuesday evening until December
20. an oyster supper being scheduled
for Tuesday evening.
views elect officers this week.
A dance and card party under the
auspices Of the Union Guard team
will be given at the Raleigh Hotel
Tuesday evening
Evening star., 1921-12-04
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

| All members Of the Modern Woodmen
Of America have been urged to be pres
ent at the Webster dinner and class adop-
| ton. tomorrow evening. at the North
| east Masonic Temple. Dinner will be
! served at $50 o'clock by thirty ladies'
friends and relatives of members of
the various camps. who have volun-
/ teered their services for the occasion
The ceremonies Of adoption will begin
at o'clock in the auditorium. The
respect and esteem for Daniel Webster
| Of West End Camp. state lecturer. in
whose honor also the class is named.
! The recently organized foresters
| team in Central Camp held its ini-
tial drill Friday evening. with Neigh
bor BOZ Shaw acting as chief forester and
Neighbor Fain as forester captain.
| The exhibition was said to be credit
able in every way. Drills will be held
at the weekly meetings Of the camp.
Adviser A. s. Brant of Central Camp
will reply to Trustee Moody's recent
| meeting Of the camp.
| Progress is reported with plans for
| the establishment of a camp in the
| petworth neighborhood. 1t Is believed
that the new camp will soon open
| formally with large roster Of char
| ter members.
Consul Howard Gilman of West End
Camp was a fraternal visitor at the
meeting of Central Camp Friday
evening.
Washington Camp. No. 11464, will
| hold special meeting Tuesday even
ing in typographical Temple for the
purpose Of electing officers for the
! ensuing year. Last Tuesday evening
plans were made for increasing the
membership. A class will be secured
for adoption to be known as the
clerks class" in honor Of the retiring
clerk.
A large number Of the members of
the camp and their wives spent a very
Spencer Roberts, former consul. in
Clarendon. Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
MACCABEES.

National Tent, No. /, last night
with H. E. Crouch, s. D. 8. c.. present
outlined plans for the mass Maccabee
meeting December 1a, when 1t is ex.
pected to have the supreme commander
present, or Ed L. Young, great com.
mander of Ohio.
A joint meeting Of Victory Review
and National Tent will be held De.
cember 10. Special committees have
the matter in charge.
December is the month for the selec-
ton of new officers.
Mt. Vernon Tent, No. 4, met Tues
day and had as visitors II. e. Crouch
s. D. 8. c.: J. M. Foster and w. w.
Burch. Each made addresses. The
election Of oflcers will be held Tues.
day night. .----.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

First Sergt. Nichols Of Company c
Of the Uniform Rank attached to Elm
Camp entertained sixteen comrades at
his home Tuesday evening. Fun
reigned supreme. Refreshments and
smokes were served.
Thursday night National Camp will
hold Its annual election Of officers.
Col. James Freeland called together
the old stan Of the 103d Regiment of
the Uniform Rank. 10 close up the
business Of the regiment. This clears
the way for the new staff, which has
already been nominated. Col. Free
land has received his new commission
from Gen. William A. Fraser
Elm Camp Wednesday evening will
have its election Of officers.
The Woodmen of the District at
tended the big carnival at Convention
Hall Wednesday night. A large body
Of the members. headed by the Uni
form Rank, marched to the hall in
procession.
State Manager Luther c. Jones is
planning TO visit every camp in this
| vicinity before the first of the year.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Today-Osiris. No. 28. special, 2:3O
pm. memorial services.
Monday-Potomsc. No. ). election.
Il. H. French. No. 10. election.
Anacostia, No. 81. election.
Pantalpha. No. %. election.
Mount Pleasant. No. 80, election.
Albert Pike, No. 80. election. In.
stallation and presentation OF
Tuesday--National, No. IL. election.
Arminius. No. %. election and IN
stnllation.
Myron NJ Parker. No. q. election
and installation.
King David, No. %. election.
Wednesday = Washington Centennial.
Osiris. No. 20. election and In
stnllation.
King solomon, No. 81. election.
East Gate. No. "a. election.
Thursdny-The New Jerusalem. No. ..
George c. Whiting. No. %. election.
Temple Moves. No. 81, election.
Friday-st Johns. No. IL. election.
Hope. No. 20. election
Saturday-SchOal of instruc tion.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesdsy--La Fay-tte Chapter. No. D.
Mark
Friday--Capitol. No. II. T. NJ. and
Mount Pleasant, No. 1s. =. NJ. and
NJ. T.. NJ.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge OF Perfection.
Tenth degree.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. II. nrst degree
0uesday-Washingt No. 9. and
Amity. No. q. third degree: Gold
en- Rule. No. q, first degree.
Wednesday;-Eastern: No. q: frisnd-
ship. No. II. and Covenant. No. ID.
Initiation. y
Thursday-salem. No. %. nrst de-
gree: Phoenix. No. q. Initiation.
Friday-Central, No. /; Metropolis.
No. IL, and Federal City. No. 20.
nrst degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
MondAy-Fred ID. Stuart, No. Z. elec-
ti0n and patriarchal degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday--Naomi. No. 1. DECREE: Ruth,
No. 8. nominations and degree.
Tuesday-Fidelity, No. Z. social:
Friendship No. 8. visitation.
Thursday-Martha Washington, No. s.
homecoming.
.=. D. D. H. &.P.
Saturday = Mithras ssnctorum. No.
100. degree.
Evening star., 1921-12-04

eastern steel and iron corporations to
permit the counsel for the commits
sion to inspect the books, papers and
documents OF the steel magnates.
At the request or Attorney ]. C. Ad-
kins, for the commission, Justice
Bailey has signed twenty-five SUBJ
poenae duces tecum directed to the
Various companies. requiring the
presence of the corporations with
their books. records, papers and other
documents in Justice Bailey's court
December 8. at the hearing Of the In
junction proceedings brought by the
Evening star., 1921-12-04

cisco session Of the Supreme Lodge |
next August.
Union Lodge has the knight rank |
scheduled for December II.
The Washington fair opened Mon |
day evening under unfavorable
weather conditions. but the attend
ance, 1t Is said, was large. and stead
lily improved. promising we'll for the
enterprise.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
HOPES TO SEE PAPERS.
Trade Commission on New Course
After Court Refusal.

The Federal Trade Commission be-
the refusal of Justice Bailey of the
Supreme Court of the District of CO.
lumbia to require the Claire Furnace
Company and the twenty-one other
Evening star., 1921-12-04

corporations against the Federal
Trade Commission.
In denying the motion of the COM
mission the court 1ntimated that IL was
not deciding tha right of. the commis-
sion to have the aapers at a trial
Permission to Aerve the summonses
on local counsel of the corporations
was given by the court.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
NATIONAL UNION.

Scott Council Monday night was
consolidated with Washington Coun-
ell, No. 205. The ceremonies were in
charge of Senator J. Harry Jones. Re-
marks were made by w. D. Slaughter.
T. H. Dawson and r. D. Rush Of
| Washington Council. and by F. A.
warfield, ]. H. Bell, G. S. Livingston
and others Of Scott Council. Eastern
Manager F. e. Ferguson was present
and paid congratulations on the con-
solidation. The next meeting OF this
council occurs December 19. and on
that night only will be held at Ma
tional Union headquarters, sol WASH
ington Loan and Trust building.
United Council, No. 200, announces
a complimentary dance for its MEM
bers and their friends at Pythian
Temple Thursday.
The Hospital Bed Fund Association
met at headquarters Monday night.
The usefulness Of this association will
be largely augmented in the coming
year, as 1t is expected all the coun-
ellis will elect delegates to the asso-
citation, and 1t will start OF the year
with the benefit to be given by all the
councils in the form Of an entertain
ment and dance in January.
The subcommittee of the committee
on extension and publicity. ]. E. Bor-
land of Potomac Council, chairman,
Friday night appointed committees
taiflment and dance to be given by all
of the fifteen councils in the District
as q benefit for the Hospital Bed Fund
Association. The affair will be held
Tuesday evening, January ~, at Pyth-
ian Temple.
Evening star., 1921-12-04

Some species OF shrimps are said to
lodge particles of sand in their
antennae to enable them to hear.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
FRATERNITIES

bring something in the way Of food
stuffs. clothes or toys. for the poor, to
whom they will be distributed by the
! club. There will be a Christmas tree
and an interesting program. Every
body will be welcome.
Harmony Lodge, No. II. is to make
it's annual visitation to Trinity Civic
and Community Church. Sd and &
streets northwest. the night of De-
of the lodge. Rev. David Ransom
Covell, Is the rector Of the church and
will officiate. The public is invited to
attend.
Eminent Commander Arthur C..
Shaw OF Brightwood Commandery an
nounces the Illustrious Order Of the
Red Cross and the order OF the
Knights Of Malta for Tuesday even
ing.
Osiris Lodge. No. 26. will hold me-
mortal services today at ESQ nm. In
lodgeroom No. I, Masonic Temple.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
Dr.. Robert F.; Browning; assistant
rector of Epiphany Church. Musical
numbers will be rendered by Fred
East and Mrs. Ruby Potter. with Louis
A. Potter as accompanist. Everybody
is welcome.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
The Floral Circle Of Columbia Chap
ter will meet tomorrow afternoon at
3632 Warder street northwest. with
Mrs. Finney and Mrs. McCullen as
hostesses. Columbia Chapter will
elect officers December IL.
Ruth Chapter will have its election
tomorrow evening. The matron and
patron entertained the officers at, the
home of Mrs. Margaret Pollen. 221S
was the recipient of a hand-painted
dish from the matron.
A bazaar has been announced by
Washington Centennial Chapter for
Thursday and Friday of this week at
Masonic Temple.
/ Mizpah Chapter will elect officers
Tuesday evening.
st. Johns Chapter will have its an
nual election tomorrow evening.
Areme Chapter will elect officers
Wednesday evening. It's installation
ceremonies will take place the even
ing of December 81.
Joppa Lodge Chapter. after electing
officers Tuesday evening, will have
social meeting.
Harding Chapter will elect officers
Thursday evening. Its bazaar Will
take place December Is. with a lunch
con and dance included. the bazaar
from II TO 2 pm. and dancing after 8
Evening star., 1921-12-04
B. P. o. ELKS.

Washington Lodge, No. Is. will hold its
annual memorial services tonight at 8
o'clock, in the auditorium OF the Cen
trail High School. Floral decorations
and electrical effects have been INSTALL
ed for the event; Miss Frances Schar-
ant Congregational Church, with Miss
Edith B. Athey. organist and accom-
panist; the Elks' Quartet. James K.
Young, first tenor; Newton T. Ham
mer. second tenor; Edward l. Hutch
inson. first bass, and Ambrose Dur
kin, second bass. together with Ar
thur s. Witcomb in cornet solo, as
.. sisted by the Elks' Concert Band of
| seventy, will contribute the music,
and the oration will be deliv-
the state Of Ohio and past exalted
ruler Of Columbus (Ohio) Lodge, No.
| 81. The officers Of the lodge. under
Exalted Ruler Callan. will open the
ceremonies at 8 o'clock. and all in
during the year were John II. Wynn.
William C.. Belize, Martin H. Schnei-
der, Edgar J. Dwight, Ernest l.. Cole,
Fred NJ. Mann, Harry Goodman, Chris
c. Hofr. Harold c: Kaufman. walter
8 Sergeant. Frederick w. Plugge,
Milton Snellings, Joseph j. Fitzsim-
mons, ]. Frank Brown, Charles II.
Reilly, Albert p. Conway, John M.
Modnell, Cornelius T. Belt, Charles H.
Dixon, sr.; George e. Jackson, Pat
rick ]. FinEles, Theodore =. Cooke
and John T. Brady.
Fifteen members it 10 announced.
are necessary to complete the or
ganizatoin Of the "Elks' drill team"
by Mai. G. Eugene Edwards. This will
be q feature Of the Atlantic City re-
union. Ex-service men are particu-
1arly desired.
The Thursday evening dances, which
are by invitation only, have been re-
sumed.
The new year win be celebrated
with . big dance and beefsteak din
ner New Year eve. Saturday, Decem-
ber 81, at the Elks' Home. Noisemak-
ers, q double orchestra Tor dancing
| and q special entertainment. will be
provided.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Hope Council, No. /, will have Tues
day night q class Initiation follows
| by a social affair. Members .are prom
ised q surprise. Tuesday night, De.
cember IL, q card party for charitable
purposes will be given under the au.
spices Of Hope Council. The box 90.
cial has been postponed, untn after
Christmaa. List Friday night the
council visited Friendship Council,
No. 28. Of Alexandria Vas
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Harding Chapter will elect officers
Thursday evening. Its bazaar will
take place December Is. with a lunch
con and dance included, the bazaar
opening at 10 am. with the luncheon
from II to pm. and dancing after 8
Evening star., 1921-12-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Many members of Potomac Council,
headed by Grand Knight OLone. at
tended the major degree exemplifica-
ton at the installation of the new
Knights of Columbus council al
Gaithersburg. Md, last Sunday. Like
the other' councils in this jurisdic-
tion. Potomac is without meeting
place. The old home of the order. on
E street, has been turned over to the
purchasers. the Salvation Army. and
J the new home, on 10th street. is not
yet available. The meetings of the
council. it is announced. will have to
be held in allegiance until the opening
of the new home.
Washington and keane councils have
scheduled first degree ceremonial
for Thursday night and second de-
gree for Friday. in st. Mary's Hall
5th and G streets northwest.
Friday night, December 16. at Con-
in the same place, the third degree
will be exemplified-on Friday for can
didates for Washington Council and on
Sunday for candidates Of the other four
councils.
Alcantara Caravan of the Order OF
the Alhambra held an oyster roast
and party Wednesday night. James
f. Collifower. chief booster for the
Bermuda trip, reports that sixty
boosters have signed up. Arrange
ments are being made for a ladies'
night New Year eve.
When the Knights of Columbus
move into their new home. at 91s
10th street northwest. they will 80
into a clubhouse with every modern
facility and convenience. The inte-
rior has been attractively decorated.
Several new bowling alleys have been
installed, and the building company
promises many new features in the
way Of athletic attractions. An effort
is being made to start meetings in
the new headquarters the first week
in December.
The outstanding social event to be
remembered by the local members of
the Knights OF Columbus Is the Tom
Burke concert, to be given at the
Catholic University December IL. A
special committee, headed by Capt.
Eugene Edwards Of the building COM
pany, is arranging the program. The
entire proceeds of the concert will go
to the knights Of Columbus home
fund. The famous Irish tenor will
arrive in the city December II.
The Knights Of Columbus will play
Santa Claus to the orphan children in
annual Christmas tree party will be
held. The party will be held in Con-
zaga Hall.
The committee in charge Of the
Tom Burke concert at the Catholic
University gymnasium December IL
is as follows: c. Eugene Edwards.
general chairman; J. E. Diver.
George A. viehmann, jr., J. S. Mckee,
John E. Burns. w. A. Mulligan, T. J.
Cullane, James T. Ryan, Julian Mar
ceron, Charles ]. Montgomery. Ken
meth Ragan, Thomas r. Reinsboro,
F. J. Loulan, Michael D. Schafer, L.
E Schell and Charles W. Aughinbaugh.
The five grand knights and state
deputy form part of this committee.
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Joppa Lodge Chapter. after electing
officers Tuesday evening, will have a
social meeting.
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Areme Chapter will elect officers
Wednesday evening. It's installation
ceremonies will take place the even
ing of December 81.