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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
THE EDITOR is CRITICISED

A signed article, headed ''Seeds OF
Dissension," published in The Wolf
Pont Promoter of February 10, re-
fers to The Wolf Point Herald as "a
paper which has been unfair to the
present council from a time proceed
ing the last election to the present
time" The language implies that
The Herald has worked steadily at
the job of being unfair. The files of
this paper are complete and are open
to any one who wishes to search them
and the editor would like to be shown
a single sentence that is unfair to the
council or any of its members. On
the other hand The Herald has stiid-
iously avoided anything that had the
appearance of opposition or unfair
ness. The fire department and the
police department have been given
every assistance in these columns and
have often been commended for
good work. A copy-of the proceed
ings of the council was requested
and they have been published without
cost to the city. The editor supposed
he was on terms of ordinary friend
liness with all the city officials, and
is so far as he is concerned.
The one who prepared the article,
here referred to, appears to be deep
ly offended because the Commission
Form of government for this city is
discussed in The Herald and takes it
as a criticism of the present admin
istration. According to this attitude
no change in form of government
could ever be proposed for fear of
offending those who happen to be in
office under the old form. The Her
aid article took particular pains to
make clear the fact that nc criticism
of the present set of officials was in
tended, saying in one place: "And
this illustration applies in a general
way, not to any particular commit
tee (counci) of seven"
If the statement in The Herald's
article concerning the city's outstand-
ing indebtedness was inaccurate it
was made inadvertently and not IN
tended as "a bald misstatement." The
sworn statement of the city clerk was
the best information at hand. The
editor is too much occupied to keep
a monthly check on the city's finan-
ces. If money has since come from
the county treasurer to reduce the
total of warrants of ~$40,353.64, so as
to show q reduction of indebtedness
under the present council of $6,208.-
So, the editor is sincerely glad of it,
and glad to publish the ews.
The sower of "Seeds of Dissen-
SION inquiries if The Herald is afraid
of the dark. The Herald is not afraid
of the dark or of anyone who deals
darby. But the Herald is afraid that
this adroit question in intended to
lead those who read the article to be-
lieve that The Herald has been MAX
ing an issue of the lighting problem,
which is positively not a fact. This
paper tries first of all to be a real
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17

newspaper and give it's readers the
news of the community so far as pos
sible. When it was rumored that the
streets would be dark after a certain
date the editor went to the city Of
flee and collected the facts, bearing
on the situation, from the city clerk;
and to the office of the power com
pany for the same purpose. The facts
were published as fairly as the edi-
or knew how, and without comment
further than to say that the situa-
ton appeared to be one for adjust
ment by the Public Service Commits
sion, which was understood to be the
position of the council.
By reference in the signed article
under discussion to ''spite work."
"small potatoes" etc., the editor is
not disturbed. There was no hint of
spite work in the Herald's discussion
of the Commission Form of govern
ment and any fairminded person who
read it. knows it. To those who have
not read it, an extra copy will be fur
nished free.
The INSPIRED" article in last
weeks Promoter concludes with the
refreshing statement, "our criticism
is directed at no one else than the
editor of The Herald" which simpli-
fes the situation and leaves the editor
standing alone-the only person to
whom blame attaches; for the editor
is criticising absolutely no one. Edi-
tors become accustomed to criticism,
though never insensible to it. 1t goes
with the business and is expected.
The editor has reached that happy
state where he is thoroughly convert
ed to the philosophy that life is too
short to spend in spite work and pro-
paganda spreading. What he says is
not said in low tones in secluded
spots but is spread in black and white
for all who will to read. He has the
fixed purpose of following the course
of duty as he sees it and has not yet
encountered any obstacle that can
turn him aside from that duty. Sec
ond only to his duty to his flag is an
editors duty to the community in
he lives, in the way of advanc-
ing through news and argument those
that give promise of resulting
in the welfare of his community. In
line with this comes the discussion of
Form of government.
The Herald did not suggest Com
mission Form for Wolf Point; in very
had not thought of it. But when
a body of the Importance of the Wolf
Point Merchants Association votes
unanimously to endorse that form, it
1t once becomes an item of new and
/ matter of public Importance. The
Herald published the news item, ex-
,lusively, and has since been inform
ng its readers on the provisions of
he law under which Commission
Form may be instituted. This seem
I'd like a proper and useful service to
readers since there was a probability
IF the question being submitted to a
vote.
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Office on account of the responsibility
that is imposed. The North Dakota
law includes the recall and this has
been resorted to at least once, in Mi
not, but it has not been found neces-
sary in Williston or Ray.
"a
This issue completes The Herald's
eighth year. Only go years more
and the hardest will be over.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morning service II a.. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Evening service 7:30 o'clock
We have been studying for some
ime different Organizations for
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-17
CHILD FALLS DOWN CELLAR

Gale Andrews, the three year old
son of Mrs. Bradstreet of Frazer,
this week fell down cellar through
an open cellar way. He received a
bad stroke on the head which result
ed in a severe hemorrhage between
the skull and scalp. He was brought
to Wolf Point for treatment and is
recovering in fine shape.
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w A MT ADS
One Cent a Word
Z No adv. taken for less than Csc g
q z q 4 Z q q q q g q z q q 8

TAKEN UP-About 90 days age a
medium weight sorrel horse came
to my place. No brand. Hind legs
white below knees. White strip in
face & small with collar mark on
left shoulder. Have tried without
success to drive him away. Owner
may have him by paying for his
keep and this notice.-Adolph
Funk, Volt, Montana. 52-2t
HOUSEWORK WANTED by exper-
fenced girl. Used to small child
rem. Inquire at Herald Office or
phone 96-J. .52-tf
WORK WANTED-Woman wants
work by hour or by the day. In
quire at Herald office. 52-1tp
FOR SALE-Very reasonable, regis
tered Poland China boar, also run
ming gear of 3A wagon, nearly
new or will trade these for good
mich COW or other stock, or other
desirable property. M. L. Walters,
Wolf Point, box 234. 52-1tp
FOR RENT-Furnished room in a
modern house. Inquire of A. G..
Hauge. Stiff
WANTED TO TRADE-A Dodge
car in good running order for
horses and cattle. Inquire at the
Herald office. 51-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Broom
house on the Northside. Will sell
on monthly payments or trade for
car in good condition. Bert J.
Lynn, box 615, city. Aft
HOUSE and two lots for sale on the
Northside, for cash or will trade
for horses and farm machinery.
G.. O. Grendahl. 43-tf
FOR RENT-Two rooms nicely fur
nished, in house next door to Lib
erty theatre. May be used for
light housekeeping if desired
Mrs. billiard. Soft
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CHURCH

LC ETIII1EIN O1I01NO11
February goth
Morning services at Wolf Point.
2:30. Services at Sheep Creek.
February 9th
Morning services at Wolf Point.
$3.50. Norwegian services at Wolf
Alfred Hendrickson, Pastor
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AT THE CHURCHES

aagggaaa gaa
Catholic Church
Services will be held at the Catho-
lie church every Sunday. Low mass
at 500 a. M, high mass at 1000
m. Father Benedict, pastor.
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ALPHA

Miss Jessie Frankenburger of
GAlesburg spent several days this
week with relatives here.
Charles Forster Of Sterling is
visiting relatives here.
Dale Foster and a college friend
came from Shurtleff college at Al
ton and will spend the holidays az
the Roy Foster home
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Wood and
Mrs. Frank Mann were Galesburg
shoppers Tuesday.
Howard and Birdie Ohler of Chi
cago are visiting their grandmoth-
er. Mrs. F. c. Cass.
The entertainment given Tues
day evening in the Baptist church
by the FTench-Armstrong Trio was
a very pleasing program. The young
ladies are artists with the piano,
violin. clarinet and sazophone. Miss
French gave several splendid read
ingS and representation which were
highly enjoyed. The woman's club
was pleased to see a good crowd
present. The next number on the
course will be the Warwick male
quartet in January.
The Methodist Sunday school will
give the Christmas program Christ
mas eve. The program will open
with songs and exercises and con-
clude with a pageant Everybody
is welcome. No services Sunday
evening.
The Baptist Sunday school will
have its program on Christmas eve
ming. It will be a sacred program
William Hauber, who is working
at the depot in Augusta, spent
Sunday with his family here
Rev. Mr.. Day preached a series
of sermons in Rio four evenings
this week
Henry Forburg is driving a Ford
, touring car which he recently pur-
chased
The Baptist Sunday school will
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ATKINSON

Mrs. Bert Kay of Moline visited
over the weekend at the Robert
Graham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Hoff OF Chi
cago attended the funeral of Mr.
James Kay.
Mrs. Cora Kernwein, with Ora
ham and Ruth, are expected i'm
mediately after Christmas to be
here for the golden wedding of Mrs.
Kernwein's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Graham, which will be
New Years day.
Harold Graham is expected home
from Chicago for over New Years.
Miss Margaret Johnston return
ed to her school work at Brown 5
Business college at Moline Monday
noon after a Sunday spent with
home folks. She is employed
at the Fftz & Loosely store on Sat
urday afternoons during the Christ
mas rush.
The stores and several business
places will be closed all day on
Monday, Dec. IS, in Atkinson.
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give a Christmas program Sunday
evening entitled The Search of the
Shepherds" consisting of Il tab
leaux, interspersed with readings
and old music.
w. R. Tracy, Sr.. and w. R
Tracy, Jr.. left Monday evening for
Mayo brothers hospital at Roches-
ter, MINI. Mr. Tracy, Sr., had TAX
en- treatments there a year or so
ago and went back, hoping TO get
relief again His health has been
very poor recently.
n. j. Spivey and Mrs. W. A Sny-
der we're called to the bedside of
John Spivey. north of New Wind
sor, Monday Mr.. SpiYey suffered
a complete stroke of paralysis on
Monday afternoon. He was found
out in the yard by his son. His
condition is very critical and he is
being attended by Drs. Shearer of
Alpha and Rathbun of New Wind
SOF
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FOR SALE

Ford sedan new paint, demount-
able rims, shock absorbers, sun
shield, IT inch steering wheel,
door locks, etc. Cash $500 Terms.
BANKERS MORTGAGE &
DISCOUNT co.
1880 Fifth ave-, Rock Island. open
evenings. Phone R |. 796. Open
Sundays.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.

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FOR SALE Or TRADE: GOOD so
scres of level bla2k land. all under CUT
uvatIon, three 5scres of bearing Sppie
trees. fair set OF buildings. In FaSetLs
county. Illinois. n miles from town.
Prica SIC. 900. VIII trade for equity
IN residence property. Address p O.
Box 346, Rock Island.
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SaU2lI7S G GzZggC.cy7
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XMAs err SUGGESTIONS

XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Driving gloves. most complete
line in the tri-cities Sl.T5 20 SO.
! Ash receivers, cigar lighters, all
styles, popular prices.
! Stewart Ray spot Lights. S7.58
/ value, special s4.45.
! Parking light, soc to $3.50.
Auto robes, all styles, $3.50 10 SO.
/ Lights-Trouble. dash. SIDE, tail
and head, special cut prices,
Flower vases from $195 and up.
: DINNER lenses, We handle Mac
! beth & Shaler road lights. Patterson
violet ray, green Ford lights.
/ Radiators for Ford cars. Honey
: Comb guaranteed radiator, 1865
each.
/ Utility Heaters. bargain prices.
/ Side curtains, extra heavy regular
type, $3.50 complete set. Type that
open with doors, set Sl4.95.
/ Majestic Electric heater. $3.50
value at 1888.
Complete line Of accessories at re-
duced prices.
Tires-Hcod Mason. Quaker.
Goodrich Ffrestone; 10 different
brands. See Us before buying
Szu7kh7S g. GaYY&IO7
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR saIE-nrsCRLLANEoUs

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, INCLUDING
white IVORY SET eheaps must be sold
by Saturday. ai4 kiEhth street
COAL, La MARCH CREEK. 81 SO:
slack. $4-5o. 1904 Fifth avenue. X l.
35o21- .. J. Hunt
COMPLETE FURNIsHELH6s or FIVE
room house Part cash bai2nce easy
terms. al Fifteenth street
LEDY-s BLACK COAT. SIZE Is. SUIT
able for eIdcrsy woman. very cheap.
AIso gentleman's dark brown overcoat.
both new. nice Christmas gifts s33
Seventeenth street.
HORSE. WAGON. HARNESS. PLow AND
cuItivator. Party leaving city. 1884
Fortieth street
FIFTY SHARES or GRID IRON GRIP
stock. S. Address 81 care Argue.
Player PLANO. EXCELLENT CoNDI-
ton. including IS rolls, s275. Terms
il you wish. b. L 1865.
BROWN CLOTH COAT, FUR COLLAR.
S12, new $50 plush coat SIS; new
wool plaid shirt. 50. Phone &. l. AGA
No. B FLEXIBLE FLYER. "a FIR
skis. Z. /. 4e27K.
FOX FUB AND MANDOLIN REASON
able R. L 44os-
b1N Il OhS OhESSED SEhlHG bJNAS
or chickens &. 1. 3955k.
CANARIEs. GUARANTEED SINGERS. s..
K. L 353IL.
NORWAY SPRUCE AND BALsAa
Christmas trees. largest assortment IN
city. 1925 FWenty-seventh street. En-
trance on Twenty eighth street. &. l.
4645L.
COAL FROM LOCAL MINES. MATHER-
vile and southern Illinois. promptly de-
hvered. prices right. Anderson. MOI.
3432
KINDLING So PER LOAD R. 1. 1870.
GOOD COAL. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lump. $3.50 egg coal. 81, R. l. 5412
or 2F49 after 80 p. m
INCUBATORS. ONE CYPHERS, ONE OLD
Trusty. h. /. $50. ring l.
FURNISHED CAMP on ROCK RIVER
good location. Write Z. Wirig, Forty
ninth avenue and Eighth street.
MINK NECKPIEcR. CAPE STYLE
Cheap I424 Fourth avenue.
GOOD LUMP COAL $3.50, SINGLE TON
$72o. two ton loads Lenz Coal Once
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS
made to order G.. r. Basnann. 4os
Fifteenth street, Moline. Mol. 1921.
CHRISTMAS TREES AND wREATHS
delivered: reasonable. z K. DAVIS
1928 Tweuty-seEenth street Entranct
on Twenty-elghth street. h. + 4645L
WINE FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
Years. Beardsley Speciality Co. RocA
COMPLETE OUTFIT OF GOOD FURNI
ture. Singer sewing machine, fine vie
tro.a- Cheap. Terms. Il. l. 5I4 before
p IL
SPRINGFIEI& Oh MONTGOMERY sIA
in lump coal, 500 DeT-ton- R. l. 2346
PURE EXTRACT HONEY. WE DELIVER
R. I. l697K- No Sunday safes.
CANARIES. SINGERS 50. 1895 FOUR
tenth street. K l. 399lK
ACRES AND LOTS. EASY TERMS. Nc
interest, 10 taxes. Between Thirty
eighth and Forty-a:xth streets. T~eaty
second avenue K. l. 1925. L. Pari,ion
KENTUCKY LUMP COAL. $50. CEN
tral niionis Goa, 81 so. &. l. SOFA.
| HOMEMADE QUILTS AND QULTING
done 4ld Eighteenth street. b.
| FOR SALE, VERY REASONABLE, LAVE
style OAK dresser Ia Arsi class condition
S3S Seventeenth street.
| POTATOES. APPLES AND GENERAL
I Seventeenth street..
WANT TO SELL YOU a HEATER AM
Will buy anything you have to sell
kerler Bug Cleaners. 21i6 Fourth ave
nue..
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WANTED-AGENTS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BE ISDE-
pendent anu prosperous. Become our
special represe ntutIve- Sell goods IN
constant demand. Particulars Tree. This
Bacom Co. E.mira. \. Y
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WANTED-TO BUY.

BOSTON BULL DOG tMALEl ONE
year ola@ need not be thoroughbred. e.
/. b21.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY GOOD DOLL
buggy MIST be IN good coEItion aud
very reasonable. Address Girl. cars
Argus.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL KINDS. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles. complete, ST 30 all cOlors1
Five stores Two blocks from bridge.
3024-6-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr supply House
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.


State of Illinois Rock Island County. ~.
In the Circuit Court, January term, 1922.
Rita ohaFer. Complainant. IS. Milton
", Unaver. IA Ghancery.
Affidavit OF non residence of MHtnn
W OhayeF having been filed u the Clerk
Office OF the Circuit Court OF said County.
notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the
said nonresident defendant, that the som.
plsinant tiled her bill Of Complaint sea
sand Court. on thee Chaneery side thereof
on the first day Of December. 1921 and
that thereugon-a summons ISSUED ouI o.
said Court, wherein said suit Is noe BEND
ing returnaDle on fhc Arst "a oudaE iu the
month Of January next. Is Is by iaW Ie-
qulrcd- Now, unless you. the said upA
resident defendant above named, &s8Jon
" OhaveT shall personally be and appeal
before said Circuit Court on the first usy
o. the next term thereof TO be hol1en al
Rock Is and IN and for the said County.
on the first MONDAY IN January next. and
plead, answer deuuf 10 the Sc q com
p.aIn4nt bill of complaint the sans and
The matters and things therein CHARGED
and stated viii be taken as confessed. Sgu
a decree entered against you acCordiBg
to the prayer OF said bill y
GEORGE " GAMBLE. Clerk
Rock Island, Illinois. December / 1921
MARSHAH & MARSHALL Compt Sol
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DAAts-
ings made Jigg and Fixture designing
specially, ideas developed T. b
Michaelis Mech. Cuns!ts. Eng. associated
with W. Haskell Patent Attorney
6US-6l0 Best blag. Phone E, I. sd6.
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

Offices recently occupied BY the
Sinclair OH Co especially adapted
for firm desiring q large amount OF
space-or viii alter to meet smaller
r. X. Rhoads. Rob
tnson Bldg
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SUPERFLTOUS HAIR

stPERFLCOUS HAIR. AOLES. WARTs
on tace and arms. permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss A.
M kittredge, l Argyle FIALs. Brady
street. Davenport. Phone DaE. 6O4
Rock ISlanQ-
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ZEAL LODGE NO. sos. L .. o. =.
Meets every Thursday sVering
No. a. Odd beAoWsS temple o.
fz&A Fourth avenue. between Sew
enLeenth AMI ri c
BW1A sIreets. Z. Her~lE, n. Co..
.. Anders, 4. >. Eirsl
thursday Of each month. lnAta-
tory degree, first. second and thru Do
gres the following THURSDAY.
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KNIGHTS TEAPL.AR.

crAAhu LGJkIL-AS OF ROCk
snA LsIand LOunlALIaery No. 10.
" :: =: -; =: !: :; ::
&zNF eE.
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Rock ISLAND CHAPTER. NO. 25e.
uraer Eastern SIar.-EA<ss 1lar meetings
tseond Wednesday OF eAen mouth var
mug Stars SeIcouas- aAEs. sosepLGlG1L
Macs, W. ~, AATy u. hrELs. secretary
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPAID On
continued to date Covering any real es-
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is-
land Title Il Abstract Company: W J,
Sweeney. secretary. 200-213 Central
Trust q Savings Bank building.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTERFERENCE MEN NEEDED TO
become battery experts. Good oppor-
tuntty and excellent income tor rIgn;
men Write {. 5. battery school
Racine. Wis.
FOR SALE: a GOOD PAYING MILLIN-
cry store Ladies bazaF Cambridge. iii.
TWENTY SIX ROOM BOOMING HOUSE,
K. l. 3E%u
PARTY WITH SI.l50 TO START AUIL
truck grocery store immediately. exclu,
slVe territory. store at your home =
Auto trucH FURNISHED iudins groceries
Should net Sl@5 per week For pan
ucuiars write or phone Mr. Aunsol,
Manufacturers Hotel, Moline. Phon.
Moline IgUs
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ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL No. 20, L. d 5
h-Ths stated assemblies oil Aock L.
and Council No. 10. 3. Is >. A.. WI
b bed On The third Wednesday "a SAGo
month W. J. Spencer. =. !. H. v.
Al,osOEandl. recoraer.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT: $50 ACRE FARM. ABOUT
two miles south OF Audalusia, and
three miles north of Edgington. In
quire Johannsen Bakery, 021 Seven
teenth street, Rock Island.
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AocK Island AERIE 40. s58, FRATER-
o. Eagles home. Fourth avenue Anr
Fventy-frst street. John Moimelh, W.
p. S1e Forty fifth street Phone T. L.
k434. Jas. c. Wight. secretary. 252s
seventh avenue. Phone q. /. 3117.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.


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MASONIC
x..ouse Temple, Eighteenta sueot Ano
fifth avenue.
vr.rvn MEETING OF THO LODGE
sh1 No. 81. a. y. A. M. will
NnVN be held on the hrsS Thurs
ALA day OF each month a. $50
NS2 o. "a W. H KeeIsy. W.
AN K; Ray o. Roderick, SEC
sU.
.,,oo eRorIo NO. 81. N. o. v. p. Z. 4.
Stalled meeting held
"a !: :: !" :: :: =: :: ::
NH On the FIRST "Wednesday
ing prophsIs wslcoEne.
1A L. q. Mace. monarch
OAN Frank l. FatIersAn. 1884,
rsIAES.
a. a. II.
.vu srATrD COHVOCATION OF ROCK
IAIAnd Chapter NO. Id. Il. a.
EH4aK NJ. Will 10 neIo on sns nrs1
HRE TUESDAY o. eAGn laonsn ~
AO& 7.SU D. N ;. u ScIlAAAnSer.
WTS K d p, r. Ii. Ash. sOGreIsIFS.
s,.c,A cunvocatlon Dec. ~, 1S=1. al
I'd % N. Royal Arch Degrees.
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a ass, L. b. 4 4. A.-StSLed
. So a, nieeung nTsG ErIaAy o. sAcn
XXX mouth . r Assofo, W. -
WHt a. ;. LSo4nlAn. 5ecISIsES.
s,seaaI meeting trioay evening. Dec
o. a. ~ y. IN WORK On u "a
aesrse.