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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

and said: Hitch your wagon to a
star
"The Servant Question" has been
definitely settled IN films-but that is
the only place we know of.
down by a Wisconsin theater manager on |
the ground that he didn't play animal
A forthcoming film-version of marriage
is made in Heaven.-but its effect will be |
seen exclusively here on earth.
In the south they have. separate. theaters
for ,colored people. Probably referred to
as smoke screens.
On screen 14x2o feet motion picture
is magnified more than $4,000 times.
Betty Compsop, Penrhyn stanslaw, noted
american artist, directing, will soon begin
the filming of her first Paramount picture
AT the End of the World
Hope Hampton is to be starred in ...star
same title.
Conway Tearle does not know the taste
| Of tobacco, He smokes cigarettes.
Nita Naldi. the Seiznick yamp, appears in
1.-THE Convict wearing an especially dar-
ing evening dress, the only covering above
| the waist being large bow fastened in
| some manner to the hollow of her back.
Sad. Tale On Owen Moore.
| Owen Hoore went away
Owen Moore than he could pay,
| Owen Moore came back one day
Owen Moore
All the photopiays in which viii Rogers
white list Of the Methedist Episcopai
as Is II @oten
picture star. to have all his pictures SO
recommended.
4
| June 2, 1921, Elaine Hammerstein will be
one year older than shs was on that
date in 1920.
Word has just been received Of the death
Beqtrss the Spanish girl
Zorro and is soon to be seen in 1.-THE
Four Horsemen Of the Apocalypse" After
lions set in and a second operation was
fatal.
| He Has Divorced Himself.
/, Bobby Vernon, star of Christie comedies.
has sued Charles H. Christie for $50 600
damages for an alleged assault, and the
presumption IS that Bobbyaswili be seen
in very few Christie comedies henceforth.
Anyone who cannot understand why
Camille" Is being modernized in its mo-
ton picture form will have their curiosity
satisfied by the announcement of the fact
heroine for the simple reason that Nail
nova does not look we'll In hoopskirts. Go
on, now, talk about your art
Not Montgomery and Stone.
Il Earl Montgomery Of the we'll known
team, of Montgomery and Rock is now a
member of the company producing Mer-
maid Comedies Montgomery was in Vita
graph comedies for long period.
| Now that the doctors consider Jack Pick
ford out Of danger and well on the road
| to a rapid recovery from bronchial pneu-
monta with which he WIS stricken recent
". Douglas Fairbanks and Mary aPickford
TO Mexico City. They expect to be gone
a month.
Tom Moore has married Renee Adoree
| whom he met in the course of his last uro-
ductions Made in Heaven" from the story
by William J. Hurbut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19
/ Not Montgomery and Stone.

Earl Montgomery Of the we'll known
team. of Montgomery and Rock is now a
maid Comedies Montgomery was in Vita
graph comedies for a long period.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

Tom Moore has married Renee Adoree
whom he met in the course of his last uro
duction.s Made in Heaven" from the s{or
by William J. Hurbut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

Now that the doctors consider Jack Pick
ford out Of danger and we'll on the road
to a rapid recovery from bronchial pneu-
monia with which he was stricken recent
". Douglas Fairbanks and Mary lPickford
are completing plans for their vacation trip
TO Mexico City. They expect to be gone
a month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

All the -photopIays in which viii Rogers
has starred for Goldwyn appear on the
white list of the Methodist cEpiscopai
church as suitable for projection in church
auditoriuIns. Rogers is the first motion
picture star to have all his pictures SO
recommended.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

Word has just been received Of the dea tn
of Beatrice Dominguez, the Spanish girl
who appeared in Fairbanks 1.-THE Mark OF
Zorro and is soon to be seen in -The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" After
an operation for appendicitis complica-
fatal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

Anyone who cannot understand why
Camille Is being modernized In its mo-
ton picture form will have their curiosity
satisfied by the announcement of the fact
that Camille Is going to be an up-to-date
heroine for the simple reason that Nail
nova does not look we'll in hoopskirts. Go
on, now, talk about your art.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19

June 2, 1921, Elaine Hammerstein will be
one year older than shS was on that
date in 1920.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

"Ltuc J.mmic' Hewitt of rrad- we'll was sick, but not dangerously
 Frank Young of Juneau visited Douglas during Che week and "boughr a few rounds
 A brand of whskey designated as Green River was for salo only at Che Glory Hole and was making quite a mt Harry Jordan prcrcntod thc Ncws oGico with quart bottle Of Che then popular care chaser. his friend Bm subbius Dolphin for visit to Idaho
 w. c Bruce and Walter McCor- mick were wearing white aprons and assisting in alloviauug Che thirsty at Che Glory Hole.
 Mike O'Conuor went fishing and presented Che editor with a string of mountain trout
 Tom Tatum and family moved Into Che house at Che corner ofThird and E streets.
 The Troadwol Company was out ot powder but Che ship M-K came along with 6.000 eases and relieved Che shortage
 Rev. N. C. Barton Of Che Mcthol- ist church went south on Che Dole
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
ATTENDANCE AT DOUGLAS SCHOOL Fifty-Eight More Pupils Enrolled on Opening Day Than First
 Day Last Year

Fuy-cIrht moro pupils woro ou- rolled at Che opening Of school Inst Tuesday morning than at Che opcn- ing oC Che previous term. A total Of 2O4 woro in attendance Tuesday as compared with 1l6 % yow ago and 12S two years ago. Much or Che in- crease is accounted for by uhe cios- ing of Che Troadwon school thIa term
 Upon Che first day liluo was done except enrolling and assigning pupils Go their classes. with actual work starting on Wednesday morning.
 An Che teachers worc ready for duty on Tuesday morning with Che exception of Miss M. Pryor ins,ruc- tor in Che primary grades She was there Go start work. however Che loi- lowing day. Her work was taken for a day by Mrs. Gordon c. Mitchell
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
THE NEw.BoRH AurOIsr

Under @ spreading chestnut tree
 A stubborn auto stands. And John. am angry man Is he
 With trouble on his hands. He fumcs softly to himself
 And crawls beneath Che car. And wonders why it didn't bust
 Before be got ao far The carburotor seems to bc
 The cause Of al his woe. Ho tighteus half a dozen bo'ts
 Bat sull it doesn't go. And then ho tries Che steering gear
 But finds no trouble thcrc Tnl with precipitation
 He quits In sheer despair He squats beside Che road Co give
 His brain @ chance to cooi And pondcrs on his training
 Iu correspondence school And then he starts Che job again.
 Until by chance its seen The cause Of an tho trouble is.
 He's out Of gasoline
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
RECEPTION FOR
 DOUGLAS TEACHERS
Parent-Tcacher Association Co Spon- sor Event on Next Tuesday
 Evening

A reception Go Che teachers of thc Douglas school win be given at Che assembly room of Che Heh School on next Tuesday evening by Che Douglas parcutraaehcr Association to which an residents Of Douglas Island are invited
 Besides sct program. everyone win be given au opportunity Go meet Che instructors who are Co teach Douglas Island children ths term Refreshments win follow Che rcccp- uon
 The program win bc as follows
 Trombone Solo Carl D. Erickson
 Address Of Welcome to Teachers Felix Gray. of One school boari
 Response for Che teachers supt Gordon C. Mitchell
 Vocal Solo -Mra w. F. Cat.lL
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
OFFICE MAN LEAVING

w. A. Caya. for Che past two years employed in Che onice Of Che A'a.ka Trcadwcu Gold Mining Company win leave hero Che middle of the month for Alameda. Caiif. h.s for- mor homo.
 Mr. Caya win be employed in Che general offices Of Che Alaska Troad- we'll Gold Mining Company where hc worked before going into the army during Che war. The o1.ce are iu San Francisco. but Mr. Cap win reside with relatives at Ala- mcda. going back and forth by tofb each day.
 Mr. Cayo has made many friends while living hero who win regret seeing him leave.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
CHURCH REoRGANIzED

Rev. and Mrs. H M Mobbs lcft last saurday for Valdez where they win be for some umc attending to church work They were In Douglas tor several weeks and did consider able work iu rcorean.zue Che work Of Che Congregational church here and putting Che church property in shape
 Ncw trustees for Che church were named. tbcy being Axol Kronqy.st Guy L. smith. P. A. J. Gallwas. Mrs. Felix Gfy and James Chrs,oo. For ne Christian Endcayor Mrs. B. Loom Us pteHdent Selma AalJo. vice nraIdmt Leo Uglcy rocord- me sec,eury Harold Gmlwos. cor- responding secrcavi Mrs. Guy b.. smith. treasurer and Mrs. P. n. Le- Nor ormu.st
 Those having charge or Che Sum day scaooI win bc H L. Rowlcy.
 superintendent. Mrs. John Richards. assistant superintendent. Mrs. WE. Cahm primary superintendent. Elsie EdmuHon. secretary Elizabeth Fmr treasurer. Alberta Callwas and Emma Com librarians
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
MINERS RETURN

Hugh and Tom Tracy hoyo return ed to town. after having been at Yankee Basin doing assessment work on what is known as Che Jack Cot- ueu claims there They say Chat hc indications of gold ore look good on several or Che claims in Chat y- c.nity and that large ore bodies are n sight.
 A ran is being buIlt th.s year Chat follows fine grade to Easio r.yor and that it is probable Chat n Che future thc Yankee Basin district win be served by tha uail
 Tho old plankcd road. leading into Che basin from Yankee Cove s said Go bc In a bad state Of repair and difficult to travel oyer
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
PARTY
 IS BIC SUCCESS
Ladies Houored at Brilliant Affair Given at Eagles Hall
 Saturday Night

One Of Che brilliant ana.r of Che
 season wss Che party given on last Saturday night by One Eagles at their baL complimentary Go Che ladies' The attendance was large aud there was Q Jolly ume an cyou- ne
 The dancing room vas decorated in Che Eagle co.ors ol red. white and blue ustelmly arranged In wch- ways and rcmon Evergreen bouebs were also used very c0cc- uyo.y
 Harry Kailor master ot corc- monies. n neat speech welcomed the ruests and outlined thc program ot Che evening and invited ho who wished to play cards to eo Go One card tables downstairs Whist was played for prizes douu..a.r. while dancing was ou upstairs Lar slas orchestra furnished Che music
 Prizes tor whist were won by Mrs William MUe- and William Robertson net. and Mrs. otto w.dcmaun and William Miller won the oono'auors Upstairs prizes were distributed t1 Che guests by means of numbered cards In .h. drawing Mrs Jaek sey and AI DWa won fnIs. and Augusta W.luuu and William Ou took seconds
 During uu m.erm tom. Prod Lynch. a visiting Eae.e gave severn. solos chat wen. very we'll received.
 Supper was served Go moro .am l25 guests at 1i o'clock Dancing continued mUl l.s. in Che morning.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Che United States Commissioners Court. Territory Of Alaska Di vision Number One Douglas lsi- and Precinct In Probate In Che matter of Che Estate of Thomas Brown. doceascl
 Notice is hereby given by Che m- dorsigncd. administrator of Che cs- tate of Thomas Brown. deceased. to Che creditors Of and all persons hay- ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them with Che necessary vouchers. within six months after Che publication of thIs notice. to Che exccutor of said estate. at hIs place of business at Che First Territorial Bank in Douglas Aiaska.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska. on th.a Che iOth day ofAumst 1921.
 JAMES CURlSTOE
 AdmInIstralQr Of tne estate oi
 Thomas Brown. dccelsod
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
ISLAND PERSONALS

Abel Anderson is visiting on thc Iaaud for a few days from Gypsum. where hc is employed
 Miss Bertha Door.ng. Swedish missionary who has spent several yoar In laplond. spoke ot Che Con- ercmuouaI church last Sunday morning
 Miss lmpi Aalto. who recently or- rived hero for visit with her pa- rents after having been in attend anco at Che summer school of Che Nottingham statc Normal, is Go leave soon to teach @ term of school ot scow Bay near Petersburg.
 Father p II Tmnou who has beon at WraugeI for short v.s.t has returned horc and win hold
 ryIcos ot Che Catholic church next Sunday
 Al Essau loft late last wock for Seattle. where Mrs Eggan is living. Mr. and Mrs. Esmu expect to re- turn to Douglas to uyc
 Mrs Thomas Cashon was in SC. Ann hospital for several days with a badly Infected finger caused by run- ming a thom iu it carly n tho wcck
 Miss Esther oliver who Is to tolch school at Cmckaloon this term. Io., for chat place on Che Alameda Ia.. Saturday Miss Beth stuart loft .or Cordoya. where she win teach ths year,
 Miss mdo Aauo. who recently recovered from am operation for ap- nudoIus. has resumed her work iu Che B M Bchronds store in Juneau.
 H n scbumm arrived here on .he Alameda and iclt Che same night for Cmchaeol Go resume his work. Mrs. scbumm and son. Richard. ar- rived ou che CIy of Seattle and are visiting at tbc homo of Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCormIck until a boat or- Hro Go take thcm to Ch.chasof They have been visiting at Portland. Oregon.
 Miss Esther Cashon. graduate of ue Douglas High School last year, |. f..Irr Normal course ut Juneau hs torm
 Jack s.y aud family have moved back from Thanc to the.r own home ou Fh street m Douglas
 A hunting party consisting of Jato Manning and his sister, Harry kahicr and \. E. Goe,z left Tuesday tor TaW nycr where thoy win spend some tmc
 Ja.k Wilson has purchased che
 s boat A. J. y. from Burt Loomis and vu usc it in connection with Is duties as special omcor for Che .oa ol ho liquor toGic.
 Mrs Ro. Bentley returned salur- day from uIp to Corloy1. where sfc visited witch friends for a time.
 Harry Irvine has sold his launch Colonel" Co Dave coukol C0ukel win use Che boat for prospecting.
 Mrs. John Fors.. accompanied by her daughter Mamie returned late u.. week from visit t0 California.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

phlu io attend conference mttliNh at Olympia
 Dr Lops'oy had am eye for One beautiful and was furnishing his of- fec witch plush mralwo and nrua- sols carpet
 z. R Chonoy a young attorney located I'm Douglas and made his of- flee witch Judge Gillette on Third sucot Tho same Judge Gillette favored with d.yIneIy-rondorcd rolo at nc Congregational church Che previous Sunday
 Mrs. James Cotrel returned from visiting friends in oregon and Washington.
 steam pipes wcro being laid at Troadweu to supply hcat to supl Macnonald'a home. tho store and moashouso
 Fred Meyers. on nus way from Dawson to hia old home in New Zea- mnd was spending flow days with
 Mu L IA Frceslouo left on Che
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Edmonds wont south on Ono Dolphin for Che bcucdt Of Che formers health which was very bad.
 George uaIu might bc seen In hia former p.acc n thc Troadwol bar bcr shop. of.cr short vacation.
 IT. M Lynch wont south on Che DoInbm but expected to return
 Cbas Wortmau sold a lot on Front street Go Chris Fox and Rich- ard Johnson. where Che purchasers were conducting % candy shop.
 Jack Russell funny man on tho Juneau Journal had disiocatod his arm in friendly scuGlc and "was nearly ucNcl to death Chat it was not his neck"
 Attorney s. A. plumloy loft for Seattle ou thc Clutch and would TO- turn to Prince of Wales island. where ho had some quartz claims.
 Judge M c. Brown had gone Go Denver for Che purpose of having am eye removed a tumor having formed chat demanded its removal
 v b. Holt spoke in Che consrc- rauoual church Sunday evening on Che subject. "Bieht Living"
 Mrs. P. w. Hoyt and son left for Seattle Go reside u lhe future.
 School opened at st Anns Acad- omy where. m addition to general studies. instructions were given on Che piano. guitar banjo and man- douu. Forms were moderate.
 R F. Whitney. a carpenter om- p.oycd at Che Perseverance mnc. was killed by flying rock from Q blast ue was 55 yean old and was .aK.P.
 At Che TroadwoI school twelve boys and seven girls were enrolled.
 The Douglas Island Cemetery Committee had azcl Che price of lots tn Che cemetery at lyc dollars and aI Che money collected was expended u improvement Of Che cemetery
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In One United States Comm toner B
 Court for Douglas Island Pre-
 duct Territory ot Alaska Div
 No. J.
 m Che Matter of Che Estate of
 Victor V0u Arx. deceasod
 Notice la hereby riycn that John Fcua as administrator of Che mId estate did on Che 13m day Of Au- gust. 1921. mc iu Che above entitled court bis dna account and report of hs administration of said estate. and lhc hearing Of Che same has been got by said court for Saturday thc e2ud day Of October 1921. at thc hour of two o'clock D. m. at Che court room of said court in Che Henson Building u Douglas Alaska. at which ume and place al persons are required to ne any objections they may have to said account and re- port and to show cause. il any thoy have. why aid account and report should not bo allowed and settled.
 Dated ths 13th day of August i92I. JOHN FEusI
 Administrator F.nt publication August 20. 1921. Last publication sopt 1I l92L
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
B0rGHT GLsB0AT

Capt. Io. Nu..E of Che raaaI. Bar. N picked un u bargain H a gI-loot trolling boa. at Excursion Inlet carly h.s week. Capt. Nm.H malc che run over .here sunday and returned with thc new .u.. rls- day. ukns v.tb mm Harg.l C.iNas and Eauenar Nrougu.. for Che Grip.
 William Nu..y HI take care o. Che now boat th.s aI and winter and u.e to to rlu around .u
 Donald Nuc has IeucI ou a ma-c on Che EarI M and Icll ou che Grip to Torlko. Thursday morning
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
FAIRBANKS MILL
 TO GRIND FLOUR
Interior Community to Be mde- pendent of Balance of World in
 Matter of Bread Material

The building now under construc- uou to house Che flour mill which was shipped Co Fairbanks last fan by Che Flour MI Corporation. % branch of Che Panama Valley Agri- cultural Association. is rapidly near ing completion.
 Tho min house Is situated on Car den island. beside Che yard tracks Of Che railroad. and abuts upon Che Palmer and Field warehouse. which was originally intended for Che min but later found to Doc unsuitable. The Palmer and Field building Of two floors win be used for storage and other purposes In conjunction with Che milling.
 The new building Is a structure Of considerable proBbruon. consisting of two floors for tho principal ma- chnory we'll lighted basement and au attic. Tho foundations are of heavy timber. and are set in con- crete The supporting posts win later be replaced by concrete.
 M D. snodgrass. formerly super mtcndcnt Of tho Fairbanks agricul- urm experiment station. and who is now engaged in commercial farm me is in active charge Of Che on- tcrpr.so. Mir. snodgrass states that Che construction of the building. which was begun by Che contractors. Mr. Fischer and Mr. Camlrand. early in Che month. win bo completed iu another week and chat the installa- uon Of Che machinery win then be started Every part is there. and ready to be placed. SO there win be utuc time necessary Go have the mill m operation.
 The power win Doe furnished by a boiler and steam engine thus keep ne Che fuel money In the country, as would not have been Che case should a gas engine have been de- ridcd upon to furnish Che power A boiler and engine house win be con- atructcd on Che northern side Of the building. thus eliminating any cx- tra handling Of coal and wood haul ed by train.
 The flour mill when ready Co op- cratc. wl lrcprcscnt. with Che build- .nes. an investment of approximately seventeen thousand dollars or this amount only three thousand remains to bo subscribed.
 Tho min In operation. says Mr. suodrrass. win mean new valua. uon on farming lands in Che interior ue believes that when it become. possible Go have grain converted into flour and min products. each quarter section of land in Che dis
 r.ct win immediately increase ir value by at least 2I0OO. Tho min win create a now market for On,
 farmer who win In turn supply the local demand for grain products. hm keeping the money which now goes outside. i'm Che country.-Ex
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
BLETHEN OF TIMES"
 IN DIVORCE LIilELGHT

Seattle Goneyieyo 8. V. wife of Joseph Blothon. was granted a di- yorco by Justice Ronald recently Mrs Blothon said chat married life with Blothon was Impossible The court allowed her four hundrod-ihou- sand dollars. in stocks principally in The Times Blothon was formerly president of The Times having foi- lowed his father in Tho Times load- orship. His relations with a woman formerly employed in Che Washing tom Hotel cigar stand has been public scandal for more than a year. It was thls which lod to his retire ment from Che activities Of Tho Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

Mrs Bacon was that man who just called?'
 Mr. Bacon "Oh he wanted Co sell me a preparation Co mako my hair grow"
 Mrs. Bacon -"But doesn't he know enough to take his hat on when he's talking to gentloman?'
 Mr. Bacon "fo knew enough not to. my dear Tho fellows as bald as a billiard ball."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

"Naw. ] never vote. never bother with public a1airs"
 "DId you consent Co 0c counted when Che census was taken?"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

Northern Light Rebekah Lodge No. | ueos at odd rouovs Hall second
 and fourth rhuuial7
 Visitors arc cordially invited
 FEEnA SWANSON N. c. JOSEPHINE LhNGsErH Sec.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

Boad mo slrollcr's WccEIy
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
.ODGE DIRECTORY
uees every Wednesday evening in
 odd Follows Hau Visiting brothers always welcome
 HANS LOkkEN. N. e. r w. KILuUEN Rec. Sec.

Aurom Encampment No. l vse.s at Odd Fellows Hau nrst and
 nrI Mondays at 8 D. m. Brothers of tbo Royal Purple arc cordially Invited.
 cHts w. CARTER. c. p. " NrLUURN Scribe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

Several instances aavc occurred or
the admission OF monograph records
as legal evidence in court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

The Netherlands has no native
stone and must import It's entire
supply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loada
Hahn Coal Co. phona 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

THE HERALD WANT Al PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for those who use Thorn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

brought suit against y. T. Martinez ~
Mckinley county o. collect &7i ON ac-
count 81 professional services ronder-
cd af the burial of 70 min child OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

lthc CONGREGATIONAL church will meet
Tonight at the church parlors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

No. 8, OTdor u E.lstorn Star, VIII be
held In the Masonic temple this evcn-
ing az 7:30 o'clock.