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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-24


service corporations and Lee Rice Of
Jamestown gave talk on hotel opera
ton.
The plan of Greeters organizing 10
cal clubs in towns where there are suf
ficient members was favorably discus
sed. Minot, with II Greeters has the
largest number of any city in the
state.
At 2 O'Clock a turkey dinner was
served at the Leland. The table was
decorated with little flags. Hovind's
orchestra played fine program of
patriotic airs in honor of Washing
toms birthday. Mr.. Danielson presid-
ed as POSTMASTER and responses were
given by G. D. Colcord, R. A. Nestos,
John Corbett, Ted Kahellek, William
O'Rourke, and others.
President Danielson delivered his
address, urging the Greeters to serve
the community in which they live,
losing no opportunity to say good
word for North Dakota. He called at
tention to the immigration program
which the state has started and urged
them to get back Of it. A hotelman
has SO many opportunities to say a
good word for the town and the state
in which he lives. Mr.. Danielson is
owner of the Grand hotel in this city.
j. o. Dahl, the wide-awake secre-
tary, spoke on the Greeter spirit of
cooperation. He made a plea for
cooperation between the hotelmen
and their employees. When the en-
ployes are doing the right thing, tell
them about it, A pat on the back is
better than kick on the shins, he
said.
In the evening the Greeters enjoyed
the Town Criers banquet and later
that night met at the Mandarin room
Of the Grand Cafe to enjoy a chop
suey dinner.
Out-of-town men attending the con-
vention were Theodore Kahellek, Ken
mare; W. R. Snow, Kenmare; Bert
Watson, Portal; H. A. Jolley, Portal;
j. r. Martin, Sherwood; L. E. Gates,
Mohall; John Morgan, Devils Lake;
Harry Hall, Rugby; E. B. Crary, Rug
by; Harry Peyton, WilHston; L. o.
Yonkers, Williston; Leo Rice, James
town; j. w. Aldrich, Valley City; B.
w. Higgins, LaMoure; Harry DIN
Grand Forks, and Nels Pierson, Col
umbus.
j. O. Dahl, the secretary, was man,
ed delegate to the Greeters conven-
ton to be held in New Orleans. Mr..
Dahl il connected with the Leland
Parker hotel of this city.
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sulugoHD
State Of North Dakota,
County Of Ward.
in DISTRICT COURT
Fifth judicial District.
The Union National Bank Of
Minot, corporation. Plaintiff.
Christ Lund, William A.
Hunt, Rogers Lumber Conn
pany, foreign corporation,
and Harry Suman, Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA to
the above named Defendants. Greet
ings:
You, and each of you. are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint In
the above entitled action. copy Of
which is herewith served upon you and
required to serve copy OF your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty 600
days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the day Of SER
vice., and in case Of your failure to
appear and answer the said complaint,
judgment will be taken against you BY
default, for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
18th day Of February, 1921.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office and Post office Address.
Minot, North Dakota.
S/Sa-Vt
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At ten o'clock they assembled at the
Leland-Parker hotel, where the morn
ing session was held. Mr.. Danielson
presided and introduced r: A. Nestos,
member of the board of directors of
the Association Of Commerce, who de-
livered the address of welcome. He
said the key to the city had been
thrown in an empty key, the key
thrown into the river to find it's way
back into Canada from whence moth
ing empty ever returns.
The response was made by Ted
kahellek, prominent Kenmare hotel
man, who is gaining quite reputation
as a speaker
The secretary read telegram from
The National Sec
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DOUGLAS

H. E. Bevers returned home last
week from a trip to California. He
spent. some time while there with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. johnson and report
that they expectto start home about
May LIST.
Mrs. J. D. Franklin spent the week
end with her daughter at Parshall.
o. NJ. Heath left for Devils Lake
Tuesday evening to attend the funeral
Of relative at that place.
Mrs. Oscar Gilbertson is home af-
ter six weeks visit with relatives
in various parts of this state and
South Dakota.
Mrs. Stockdahl and children from
Makoti visited the Anderson family
Wednesday.
Bud Franklin is a. Parshall visitor
this week.
Rev. Anderson is attending con-
ference in Fargo this week.
w. G. Ehlers visit Minot Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Laura Christensen is guest
at the Andrew Johnson home.
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bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Ward County.
up to Q o'clock p. NJ. March 18th, 1891,
at the office of the County Auditor, for
groceries for the Ward County Poor
Farm and county charges, also cloth
ing. shoes. coal. hardware and drugs.
bids to filed in the office Of the County
Auditor.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Given under my hand and seal. this
23rd day Of February. 1921, by order Of
the County Commissioners Of Ward
County.
r, w. KENNARD,
2/24-3t-cg County Auditor.
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PROPOSED PLAN FOR THE
OPERATION OF THE WARD
co. DEMONSTRATION FARM

The following plan of operating the
Ward County Poor Farm 40 a dem
onstration farm was submitted by the
county commissioners to the Farm
Bureau today:
/. The demonstration shall be un-
der the supervision of the Ward Coun-
ty Farm Bureau.
(a) The Ward County Farm Blu
reau shall have supervision Of all
demonstrations and farm operations,
including livestock, poultry and such
other demonstrations as the Farm
Bureau shall deem necessary or adj
visable.
2. Records. (a) The permanent
records shall be kept and submitted
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BANK OF N. d. OVER 100000
SHORT OF CASH BASIS

F. W. Cathro, director general Of
the Bank of North Dakota, admitted
before the legislative committee that
the bank would be $2,197,269 short Of
being able to go on cash basis. He
took the position that sinking funds
deposited in the bank by political sub
division of the state are not subject
to withdrawal under the initiated law
adopted in November. = He asserted
that the initiated law did not provide
for the transfer of such funds
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The state convention of the North
Dakota Chapter of Greeters, was held
in this city Tuesday, there being a
very representative lot of hotel and
restaurant men from various sections
of the state attending.
Carl f. Danielson, the state pres
ident, and J. o. Dahl. state secretary,
both of this city, had all arrangements
for very interesting and profitable
day for the visitors.
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rotary, Mr.. Fuller,
|of Denver, Colo.
The Newspaper
Jas a Civic Asset
was very ably dis
,cussed by Hal
davies of the Mi
not Daily News.
he said that such
an organization as
1.-THE Greeters had
Ia fine opportunity
!1o boost for North
dakota.
Harry Peyton of
lWilliston made q
plea for hotelmen
m work in har-
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CLERKS--(men, women) over II, for
Postal Mail Service. $125 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars Of examinations, write
J. Leonard, former Civil Service
Examiner), 81 Equitable Bldg.,
Warrington, d. C. e.
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WANTED-To exchange, Garden
Home lots for good young work
team. Inquire evenings or Sundays
at 212 9Th St. N. w., Minot, N. D.
2-24.t4*
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FOR SALE-Waterloo Boy tractor,
in good shape. Also three-bottom
John Deere plow, new. 'Ingvald
Ingolfsland, Des Laos, N. d.
O.CA%CM
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FOR SALE-Three young cows, COM
ing fresh within three weeks; one is
a Jersey, one Guernsey and one
Shorthorn. H. C. Helmste.ler,
miles northwest Of Minot on north
valley Burlington road. Address
Minot, r. 5. 2-2l-t2+
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Herman Kunkle, one of the leading
farmers Of the Norwich district, was
in the city Monday and paid the 1nde-
pendent pleasant call.
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Frank Cox Draws Three Year,
parolo1

Frank Cox, who pleaded guilty TO
forging the name Of his father, e.
Cox, to checks, was sentenced by
Judge Moellring to serve three years
in the penitentiary. He was paroled
pending his good behavior.
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Grant S. Youmans visits Minot

Grant S. Youmans, former Minot
banker, arrived from St. Paul, where
he now resides and is spending the
week in Minot on business. He is to
be q witness in case that comes up
in district court the latter part of
the week.
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FOR SALE Oakland Six touring
car in good condition, 1917 model.
C. H. Withers & Co. 2/24.2t
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FOR SALE-Two 1920. slightly
used Heider tractors. You had bet.
ter see these machines II you intend
to buy tractor. c. H. Withers 4
Co. 2/24.2t
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FOR SALE-One 20.6 Peoria Drill.
Single disc, slightly used. C. H.
Withers & Co. 2/24.2t
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MARKETS -
No. 1 Dark Northern. $1.47.
Durum, $l.29.
Flax, $3.50.
Rye, $1.16.
Butterfat, 43c.
Butter, 40c.
Eggs, 35c.
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arranged. Appreciation was expressed
Of the help given by Capitol Council,
No. IS; Liberty Bell Council. No. b5;
Cootie Oriental Court No. I, and
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. D. Of A.
Cootie Oriental Court No. 1. at it's
last monthly meeting, before an at.
tendance Of about 125 princes and all
the members of the executive board
o fthe State Council. conferred the de-
gree Of o. NJ. A. on Afteen candidates..
Much improvement was shown: in
the initiatory work. by the reorgan-
ized degree team. under the direction
Of Past Grand Orient 8. Oliveri. Sew
eral new stunts were exhibited to the
enjoyment of all.s and the candidates
were thoroughly impressed with the
fact that only "men" can become
princes Of the realm
The recommendations for the good
Of the court presented by the board OF
control were unanimously accepted,
and were at once put into erect. The
booster committee working on details
Of the annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach, August "a, reported that much
enthusiasm is being shown by each
council. and that the progress being
made was encouraging. Announce
ment was made that the date for the
coming visitation to Cootie Oriental
Court No. 3. Baltimore. would be
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MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-B. B. French, No. Is; Pen
talpha, No. ., e. A.; Mount
Pleasant. No. .. r. c.; Albert
Pike, No. 80.
Tuesday No. 1c. F. c.; Ar
menus, No. ., F. C.; NJ. NJ.
Parker. No. 81, pm. +. G; $50
pm. r. A.: King David. No. %.
esday-FederAl. No. (speciaD.
N. =: Harmony. No. II. pm.
+. C.: 7:3O Pm, u. A.; Acacia.
No IS. pm. (speciaD. NJ. NJ:
Anacostin. No. q (speciaD. N. M,
Thur>day-New Jerusalem. No. 8. 5:i5
washington centenniaI. No. IL.
$40 lspeciaD, NJ. NJ; Lafayette.
No. 10 especially, NJ. NJ; George
c. Whiting. No 90
Friday-St. Johns. No IL, F. c.: Hope,
No. %. NJ. NJ
Saturday-St Johns. No. II (speciaO.
NJ. NJ: Mount Pleasant, No. 80
tspeciaD. Z pm. N. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHArTERS.
Tnesday-La Fsyette. No. ).
Washington Naval. No. g.
Thursday-Washingt No. =, X. A.;
W. Il. Singleton. No. IA, Mark.
Fridsy-Enreka. No. 4; Mount Pleasant.
No. 13.
ROYAL AND SELECTED MASTERS.
Wednesday - Washington Centennial,
No. 1. degrees.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Iodse Of Perfection. business
meeting.
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At o'clock this afternoon the an
nual memorial services of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows will be
held at the Odd Fellows. Temple, 419
7th street northwest. The grand
chaplain. Rev. Hugh T, Stevenson,
VIII of11ciate and-a program OF sacred
music will be rendered.
The state of the order committee
- the Grand Lodge through its
chairman. Wilfred E. Lawson. an
nounces that the closing six months
of the present year were one of the
most prosperous half terms in the
history of the order in this jurisdic-
ton. through the large increase OF
membership and the reamliation of
inactive members. Other activities. in
cluding auxiliary movements within
the lodges and participation in base
fects in arousing interest in the work
of the order.
Preparations are being made for the
annual Odd Fellows Home excursion,
to be held at Chesapeake Beach July
u. The general chairman in charss
is William F. Dement, and inquiries
relative to the even should be ad-
dressed to him at the temple. 419 7th
street northwest.
The grand master, Bert V. Wolfe.
has accepted an invitation extended to
him by Noble Grand Meyers Of Sa-
repta Lodge of Alexandria, Va. to
visit the lodge. This visit viii be
followed by visits to other lodges of
this and neighobring jurisdictions.
Beacon at its last session conferred
the initiatory degree and at its next
session the first degree will be con-
ferred on a class of candidates.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 81 held. an
open meeting Tuesday evening in the
ly attended. The program included
vocal selections rendered. by Miss
Graham. A membership roll call was
had and a brief history Of the lodge
was given by Past Grand Master j.
H. Crew. A member of Golden Rule.
livered by the grand chaplain, Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson.
Wednesday evening Eastern Lodge
will confer the third degree on a
class of candidates. The lodge will
close it's present six months with
large increase in membership in spite
of the withdrawal of members who
became affiliated with the new lodge
at Brightwood.
The third degree to be conferred
Wednesday evening at Harmony
Lodge will be conferred by the regu-
lar degree team Of that lodge.
Tuesday evening. Washington Lodge
will confer the first degree. This
lodge has greatly increased it's ac-
tivities during the present ending
term.
Tomorrow evening General Degree
Director Wilfred E. Lawson will take
a special degree cast to Mount Rain
Ter Lodge Of Mount RaiDier, Md, for
the purpose Of comforting the degree
work Of the evening.
Tuesday evening the first degree
team Of Eastern Lodge will visit
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ODD FELLOWS.
suBoRpINArn LODGES

6UBOHDfNATB LODGES.
Monday-union. :, No. II, ffitst degree;
Bseeuns No u. ,nrst degreei Lang
don, No. "a &afsAs; y1xs -
Observation-Disclosures. No. 9, hfst de-
gree; Excelsior. No. II. second de.
gree; Golden Rule. No: u: secono
degree: Amity. No. n: first de-
sIss s,ss; Mount Pleasant No. a0' de-
Wednesday--fSastern. No: Z, third De,
gree; Harmony. No. 8. third
degree; F,riendship. No. II. third
degree; Covenant, No. IL. third
degree.
Thursday = Columbia, No. 10. degree;
Salem. No. y, third degree;
Phoenix. No. %. third degree.
Friday - Central. No. 1. degree; Me
eral City. No. 20. third degree.
ENcAAiPMENTs.'
Monday = Mount Nebo, No. q Royal
Tnursday-Fred D. Stuart. No. 7. Col
den Rule and Royal Purple.
NOBLE AND VICE GRAND AssoC1A-
TION.
Wednesday-school Of Instruction. Sec
oud and third degrees. y
RBBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Naomi. No. 1. degree; Ruth.
No. 2, election officers.
Tuesday-FIdelity, No. Z. degree.
wednesday - Mount Pleasant. No. 8.
Thur:day-Martha ws.hinesoo. No. 8.
MIsoE1L.ANEous.
Friday-Mithras, No. 100. o. o. H.
and p. VISIT to Baltimore.
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~ NE week from today the Kali
lipolis Grotto~ convention spe-
cial will leave Union sta
tion for Atlantic City. From
indications at least 500 prophets and
their wives will make the trip. Head
quarters Of the local grotto will be at
the Hotel Richmond. Past Monarch
Charles d. Shackelford. captain Of the
kallipolis Drill Corps, is conducting
intensive drilling Of that auxiliary.
and the prophets of Kallipolis feel
confident that they will return with
the coveted prize cup.
The following named members Of
Kallipolis Grotto will comprise the
registration committee: A. H. Rogers
phen B. Takes, Willard L. White,
William H. Plummer. Ralph E. Wal
ker. j. Levy. L. H. Hicks. Henry J..
Gompers (master of ceremonies),
L Bowman. j. w. Williars a. c..
Shaw and Jc IN N. Ranenhower
Sars-a c.vao of Indianapolis and
Islam Gro,to Of Pittsburgh are plan
ming for grotto temples. These are
two of the leading grottoes of the realm,
and will no doubt complete the project
in rapid order once the start is made
O-Ton-Ta-La Grotto of Toledo. Ohio.
has started grotto paper. the O-Ton-
Ta-La News.
The kallipolis Grotto Band will
play at Walter Reed Hospital at $50
this afternoon for the entertainment
OF the wounded soldiers.
East Gate Lodge. No. 81. will hold
in1 r,y,ia n
evening at $50 o'clock for the pur-
post of comforting the Entered Ap-
prentice degree.
Stereopticon views. speeches by
newly elected members and refresh
ments were the entertainment fea-
lures of the recent bi-monthly meet
ing of the Level Club of Washington
Grove. Alfred Christie. president of
the club. furnished the views taken
by him during the recent convention
ington. Washington Grove Level
Club. organized February %. 1921.
was the second club formed in Mary
land The six members initiated
Monday evening were: DR.. Edwards
of Rockville; Messrs. Henry Milans.
Swingle and ]. B. Sappington.
Lafayette Chapter No. 5, r. A. NJ, at
q stated convocation Tuesday evening
will confer the Mark Masters degree.
High Priest George E. Stringfellow
Of Washington Chapter, r. A NJ,
was agreeably surprised at the large
attendance, June 9. The P. NJ. and
NJ. E. NJ. degrees were conferred with
near perfection. Past High Priest
Louis Jacobson provided an excellent
buffet lunch. The Royal Arch degree
is announced for Thursday night.
Elmer w. Reese. senior warden. will
head the official line, when the E. A.
degree is conferred at King David
Lodge. No. IS. Tuesday evening. Earl
D. Stocking. master. announces that
the F. c. degree will be conferred at
q special communication June 2S.
Capitol Chapter, No. II. Royal Arch
Masons, will confer the Mark Masters
degree at a stated communication
Friday.
Washington Council. No. I. Royal
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wooDMAN OF THE WORLD.
CALENDAR.

CALENDAR.
First Friday night-Alpha Camp.
t1f1t ana third T.hursdays-Elm, Oak
and Mount Vernon.
second aAd fourth Mondays-ffassr
Camp.
Second and fourth Tuesday ays-Oad Glory
Gimp.
Second and fourth Thursdays-Natio1ai
omp.
Third Tt.esday-Boosters Cub.
Second and fourth Company
@, Uniform Rank.
Fifth Thursdays - StAR on,eers, 106d
Regiment, at Fins Hail.
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REBEKAH LODGES.

The ways and means committee of
the Rebekah Assembly will meet in
the library of Odd Fellows Temple
Tuesday evening to make arrange
ments for a bazaar.
Ruth Lodge tomorrow evening will
hold its term election of officers fol-
lowing its regular business session.
Esther Lodge was visited recently
by delegation from Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge. No. .. Of Baltimore,
Md. A degree team having cast OF
fifty under the direction of Degree
Director Capt. William A. Abbot con-
ferred the Rebekah degree on large
class Of candidates. This team has
been the prize winner at several
Grand Lodge sessions and exemplihed
the degree work. Mrs. Lillian Stick
les. president OF the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, accompanied the
team as its guest. All Rebekah lodges
will close their term with a decided
increase in membership.
Mithras Sanctorum, No. 100. o. o. H.
and P, will make a pilgrimage to
Johaza Sanctorum in Baltimore Fri
day evening. Trains will leave the
w, B. and A. station at 18th street
and New York avenue northwest at
5.55 p.m.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
CATHOLIC FRATERNITY.

Capitol Assembly. No. s, Catholic
Fraternity met June 10. Francis A.
McCann. president Of Capitol Assem-
bly,. resigned and was succeeded by
Arthur ]. Dalton. A committee OF
five was appointed to arrange for a
straw ride to be given Saturday even
ing. June IS. in conjunction with St
Rita's Assembly.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Ed. L. Young of Norwalk, Ohio, the
great commander of the association
and also a member Of the board of
trustees for Ohio. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in this city in consultation
as to the work of getting matters in
Evening star., 1921-06-19
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERI.
CANS,

Election Of officers will take place at
Camp No. Wednesday evening. There
will also be a birthday party for those
who have birthday anniversaries in
June. There will be no meeting Wed
nesday June 20.
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Amity Lodge ana confer the degree
work of the evening.


Friendship Lodge at ite coming
meeting will exemplify the third de-
gree. This lodge will close it's half year
with q large increase in membership.
Degree Director southworth an
nounces the ihitiatory degree for the
coming session Friday evening. This
lodge at its recent session conferred
degree work for several Of the lodges
which was Clarendon Lodge.
Thursday evening the third degree
team Of Amity Lodge will visit Phoe-
nix Lodge and confer the degree work
lodge is known as the home Of the
eowlers, being the only lodge in the
jurisdiction to have a bowling league
Of Its own. 1t will close the present
term greatly strengthened through
increase in membership and the re-
turn of inactive members. .
Past Grand Master. Hammond an
nounces that the first degree will be
conferred at the coming session Of
Union Lodge tomorrow evening.
Federal City Lodge, No. 20, at . spe-
cial session recently conferred the
second and third degrees on a large
class of candidates. The meeting was
IN the form OF an entertainment to
Oriole Lodge Of Hyattsville and Oak
Grove Lodge. of Washington Groe.v
Mount Rainier Lodge OF Mount Rainier
and Olive Leaf Lodge Of Indian Head.
and Sarepta Lodge Of Alexandria and
Accotink Lodge Of Accotink. Delesa-
tions from all these lodges were pres
ent with the ten candidates from
Olive Leaf Lodge among the large
class receiving the degrees.
Grand Patriarch Adams announces
that special committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange for the partioipa-
ton of all encanmpment bodies in the
coming excursion to Chesapeake
Beach July II. a.,
The final meeting of the encamp-
ment school Of instruction, will be
held Friday evening. when tie officers
of Mount Nebo Encampment will ex-
emplify the Royal Purple degree:
Thursday evening a special session
Of Fred D. Stuart encampment was
held when a class of candidates was
exalted to the Golden Rule and Royal
Purple degrees. Among those in at
tendance were several officers Of the
Grand Encampment.
The Noble and Vice Grands Associa-
tion will hold it's final meeting Of the
present half year term Wednesday
evening, when the second and third
degrees will be reviewed,
Evening star., 1921-06-19

this week over the entire Jurisdiction,
and the District is contributing its
quota on the drive
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Columbia balloted on several candi-
dates and initiated several last night.