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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
g Hints TO the
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MRS. J. PENNINGTON

out ths back, the long bones and
rough pieces, after removing the
meat from them
Then make usual pie crust Roll
II about half an inch thick, and line
the sides, but not the bottom, OF
deep glazed dish: then roll some
Of the dough very thin and cut e
In diamond Shapes Lay the meat
In the pan in layers. On each layer
Of chicken place pieces OF dough
Jumps Of butter rolled in -four, ano
slices of hard boiled egg. Then
Ill up with liquor from the stew
Cover with a crust halY an lncn
thick, duly pricked and slit, mois-
ten the edges. and press them to
gether. Add water from time 10
time. if needed Bake slowly for
forty minutes.
Smothered Chicken
After dressing a two-pound spring
chicken neatly. cut IN about eight
pieces. or split down the back and
aatten: rub IL well all over with a
large teaspoonful of coarse salt
and then in -four. ali that will stick
TO it. Set a baking pan on the
stove. and put In & teaspoonful d
butter When hot lay in the chick.
en-. and set II 10 a very hot oven 10
brown. Turn It. and when Drowned
on both sides pour In a little hot
water, closely cover. lower the
heat. and let IL cook for one hour
Add a little hot water occasionally,
Jest enough to keep up the smotn-
ering 1t must not get dry at any
time. After taking up the chicken
add another cup Of water for
gravy Thicker with a spoonful Of
hcur made smooth In a half-cupfuI
OF milk or cream Use water with
the nour to thicken the gravy. II
preferred
II the chickens are small. cut
them in four pieces each: cut down
the back AM through the breast
AID divide each piece again.
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Editor TIMEs.-Please announce to The
voters OF the Fifth Ward, East Chica GO
that 7 will be a candidate for Alder
man on the Republican ticket, subject to
the decision of the primaries, May Srd
ROBERT c SMITH.
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Editor T1MBs:-P1eass announce TO the
voters Of the Fourth Ward. East Chica-
60. that I will be a candidate for Alder
man on the Citizens Ticket
EDWARD ADALBERT MUHA
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EDITOR TINES Plot announce ~
the voters of East Chicago that 7 viii
be candidate for denomination 70 fhe
office Of City Judge, subject 10 The pri
maries. May 3rd 1921
Fl NJ. COHEN
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Fl NJ COHEN.

Editor T-NEs-P Please announce 20 the
voters Of East Chicago that 7 will be q
candidate for City Judge ON the repub-
iican ticket, subject to the primaries
May 3D. 1921
MICHAEL FLAvRAN.
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FOE MAyoH

Editor TINES ---f Ou msE announce 90
the voters Of Whiting that I am a can
didate for denomination for the office
Of Mayor. subject TO the wishes Of fre
voters at the primaries in MAY
WALTER r. sCHR&rF
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Hammond
- --.--

Editor T-MEs.-You may announce Q
the voters OF Hammond that ann ~7-
didste for denomination for The of .c-
u Mayor. on the Republican ticket sub
ject to the wishes of the voters at t~a
primaries In May.
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Editor TIMES Please announce 10
voters Of the First ward East Chicago.
that I will be candidate for Alderman
subject 10 the primaries. May Srd
RICHA RID DAVIS
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Editor TINES Please announce thai
l am cand ldate for Mayor Of Easf
Chicago. subject 20 The wishes Of fbe
voters 81 the May primaries and thar I
earnestly solicit their support
JAMES JOHNSTON
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Editor TINES VIII be = candida.
LOT MAYOR Of Fast Chics 60 on the Re-
p9Dllcan ticket. subjert to the decision
~ the voters al he May primsrlss
JAMES H BIrnNS
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ZOE ALDERMAN

Editor TIMEs-Please announce TO the
voters Of East Chicago that twill be a
Citizens ticket
GEORGE BI.OsKY
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Editor TIMBs--Please announce "a the
voters q East Chicago that I am A can
~ az Ss,. TOT me nomination for Mayor on
FRANK CALLAHAN
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Editor TtMEs:-You are authorized 10
announce my candidacy for re-noD1fus.
ton 70 the office Of CITY Clerk On tho
republican ticket ~ Fa~t Chicago. sub
'ect 70 the May primaries
THoS. s. RICHARDS
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roR CITY crrnr

Editor TIMEs;--T Will be = candidate
on The republican ticket for nomination
10 Inc ohtce Of City Clerk Of East ont
cago, subject 20 The May primaries
EMMA SPENCE
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Editor TIMEs:-Tod may announce NV
name "a candidate for CITY Clerk. on
The republican ticket OF East ChieaRo
the domination being subject to The
decision of the primaries In Nav
BERT H PETERSON
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YnnR RACK YARD.

Back yards something big city jewellers long
for and small jewellers long get rid Of But
back yards geographical condition: the yearnine
about close cityte gets one while the
small townte finds It hard dispense with for want
of something to take It's place.
back yard in the spring OF the year is not ex-
actly an object of beauty. Painless fences
less of unrepair tin cans old shoes
and out broons have somehow eluded garbage
make its appearance
Why not get busy tonight and give the back yard
thorough spring house-cleaning The exercise will d.
you good and the neighbors rise up and acclaim
YOU.
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If Panama and Costa RIGA go ahead and up
he map they say the United States did
them.
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AM individual who will take ouiia board seri
,ualJ should be good subject for an stock sales
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

Mai. John T. Anton Of Utah has
been nominated for the post OF
chief of chaplains Of the army by
president Harding Maj. Anton
will have the rank Of colonel &c
held the same post under tia vii.
son administration.
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Editor TINES Please announce r.
2.e a candidate for Mayor on tho penuh
!tcan ticket. sublect 20 the decision ~
ALBERT LEWIS
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There would be eclipses of the moonshin
business If Sill judges would impose the maximum sen
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citizens of East Chicago ana r1G,ars
Harbor that It is my intention IL be
- tate for the noinipation for Mayor
mares o. be- held IA Nav A vote fo~
me is vote for a clean. efficient bust
ness administration
JOHN X PrppA
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Probably one reason the Russians have not been /
hurry set up responsible government is that the
would be expected 10 begin paying their debts.
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1t is all right to point the birds examples OF
home-builders. but birds do not have TO pay lumber
dealers and plumbers
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? Editor TrmEs-Wil you please an
nounce that I will be o candidate for
the nomination Of city Treasurer. for
fhc Citv 81 East c-hfcngo Ind subject
30 fh~ D0rub'tcon primaries
u r. JONES
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ron CITY JUDGE

Editor TIMES .-.-Pleaee anncurce Fl
the voters of Hammond that 7 viii b.
candidate for the office 81 city 1851 ~
on the republican ticket subject ~ q
decision of the primaries IN MAY
L T. MODJESN
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roR - TRrAsURrR

Editor TINES kindly announce thai
am candidate for the nomiration
for Cftv Treasurer of Hammond. sub
ie,t to che DECISION OF the Republican
voters at the Primaries on MAY 2ra
WALTER r. BIELEF'ELD
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Prohibition may not be considered serious until a
fels the need ot safety deposit to keep q
quart
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Political
Candidates
Announce
East Chicago
EOH MAYOR


EqitoF 1IMEs;--Su beet 20 the v.1enru
o. me city Of East Chicago, 7 viii be A
candidate for denomination to ire a.
nee OF Mayor Of East Chtca eo, Al the
coming primaries IN May.
LEO MCCORMACK.
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lotto be sUnscRpERs

promptly have In the past please AZ net th Is pa
service what 81 used e be and TT Complaints ere
about train mail ser
vice TzE TrkES has increased It's mating equipment ana !.
striving Be prompt
sAvirtnE when d" paper and e wiz
promptiy
Evening star., 1921-11-13
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

+ At the last meeting Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 126. reports were made by
'upreme Organizer Clarence Likens
sgarding the great progress he is
5000 membership The supreme off,
GERS Of the order have inaugurated a
campaign throughout the United
States for one million membership,
and Organizer Likens reports that CO.
lumbia Lodge will more than do its
share during the coming winter. At
the big James j. Davis class initia-
tion he expects to have at least 500
candidates.
Secretary Of Labor James J. Davis.
Assistant Secretary of Labor f. j.
HenninE and Senator Arthur Capper
OF Kansas were regent visitors to the
Moossheart home for orphan children
! In Mooseneart, i'll.
The board Of trustees Of Columbia
Lodge is making big improvements In
the clubhouse, II is their intention to
eliminate the gymna siunl Snd shower
bath equipment and to install new
up-to-date sanitary convenlences and
parlor for the benefit of the Women's
Auxiliary.
Capt. Beatty Of the Moose base ball
club is organizing a pool tournament
and expects to have at least fifty
entries. -
The regular meetings of the lodge
Will be held during the winter every
Tuesday evening. After each meet
ing there will be an entertainrpent By
the clubhouse coterie," which now
consists Of Emas. Stahl, Warren, Hal
lofan, Apo1onio. Beatty and Jacobs
Secretary of Labor JAMES ]. Davis
who is director general Of the Loyal
oraer Of Moose, has announced thai
ts will attend several meetings Of
TIE lodge during The winter. and the
officers are striving to have Presidenf
Harding, who also is an active MEM
Der, attend a meeting after the holi-
Jaws
Evening star., 1921-11-13
MODERN WO0DMEN OF
AMERICA.

State Deputy William McCaffrey was
the guest of Central Camp Friday even
ing and delivered an address.
The Webster class adoption and din
ner has been definitely set for Monday
evening, December 5, at the Northeast
Masonic Temple. Dinner will be served
at s o'clock, and the ceremonies of
adoption will begin shortly after. AL
Modern Woodmen, whether, resident
members or not, are invited. y
The election OF officers In West End
Camp has been postponed until the
second meeting in December on ac--
count Of the Webster class adoption.
a masquerade ball, with a large at
tendance Of members and their friends.
The costumes were original and pleas
ing. Dancing and refreshments were
a part Of the evenings entertainment.
Members presentn at the meeting Of
vernber 81 will be allowed voice In the
disposition Of 9 Thanksgiving turkey,
and to help the fraternal fund Of the
camp at the same time.
The several camps Of Royal Neigh
bors have completed arrangements for
ing In the Northeast Masonic Temple.
Visiting neighbors from Laytonsville,
Hyattsville, Clinton and other nearby
places in Maryland are expected. But
little improvement is reported in the
physical condition Of Daniel Webster
Webster class is named. He has been
confined to his. home for several weeks
by serious Illness.
The open meeting Of Talbot Camp,
scheduled for last Thursday evening.
in welcome to Head Banker Aleshire.
was detained in Chicago by urgent
j. r.
Evening star., 1921-11-13

Past Sachem Henry J. Gompers. and
MsSsrs. Iklepart and Chapman. who
we're instructed to submit list Of the
articles needed. The deed to the build
ing recently purchased by Sioux Wig
wan, Inc. has been filed
The chiefs of Seneca Tribe are at
tending all the great chiefs vista
t!ons. Some of them have just re
Gently been adopted
The next visitation of Great Sachem
strobel will be to the baby council"
or TINS reservation. Sioux Coupcil
No. Z, Tuesday. A special COMMITTEE
will be in charge of the arrange
ments. All members of the degree OF
Pocahontas have been urged to par
ticipate.
Osceola Council. No. 10, hereafter
will meet every Wednesday night at
Red Mems Hall, Wisconsin avenue
ann n street northwest.
The degree team of Idaho Council.
No. l, will confer the work at the
class adoption Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council Tuesday night
passed a resolution to cooperate Wit
the chapter In giving the annu
the city in the new Knights of Co
lumbus Hall, December &c. The meet
ing was addressed by J. Savage, grand
knight of jackson Council OF Jack
son. Miss, also DIR. James Cannon
stephen O'Mara. lord mayor OF Linn.
erick. addressed the members on con-
ditlons and events in Ireland.
Washington Councils new corps OF
officers will exemplify the first and
second degree Of the order Friday
night in Knights of Columbus Hall
at 8 o'clock
Washington Councils dance assem-
bly, Will give its annual Thank sEiving
dance in the Cairo Apartment Hotel
next Saturday night. Dancing at g.
Refreshments will be served
Washington Council has accepted
| the invitation of Washington Lodge
Of Elks and will attend their "karni-
val' in body. November 90.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row night at 7:30 o'clock. when the new
officers will exemplify the first de-
gree. Lord Mayor Stephen O'Mara of
Limerick. Ireland, has been invited
to address the meeting. -
SdIIOli NouuSil UtSudS eSentI3R.
following the business session. will
give a Thanksgiving party under the
direction of Joseph J. Degnan, lec-
turer. Special attractions have been
arranged.
Grand Knight Mccain. announces
the following committees for the
coming year: Membership-Paul W.
McGovern. chairman; Charles Yoveno
Milton McGovern. Edward Fitzgerald
and Robert Conroy. Com,nitte to
work with like committee from
other councils on a Christmas tree
party for the orphans-George A.
Howe. chairman! James F. Hanrahan.
Adolph ]. Fugitt. Thomas j.. Myers
and William Walsh. ..
Local knights are invited to attend
the play, Leave 1t to Pierre pre-
Lsented for the first time on any stage
by St. Patrick Players, tomorrow and
Tuesday evening. in Carroll Hail.
Rev. Francis J. Hurney is directing
the play.
Thomas Burke. the Irish tenor. will
give a concer at the Catholic Univer-
sity, December Is. Sis PM, for the
benefitJef the new Knights of Colum-
h,,s' Home
Evening star., 1921-11-13
MASONIC.
LODGES,


Monday-Dawson. No. 16, grand risi-
tation. 5 In. and +. Z.
Jonpa, No. 30, +. c..
Tuesdst,-Natlonal. No. II, grand visi-
tation, pm. aud +. c.
Arminns. No. -, grand visitation,
NJ. II. I:arker. No. ~. memorial
King David. No. Is. +. c. =,
"Wednesday - Washingto Centennial.
No. II. grand visitation, $50
pm.
os,r,s. No. .s. grand visitation. s
pm, and e. A.
Thursday--Naral,N No. 4. Z. A.
Hiram. No. 10, grand visitation
La say..'". ~ No. 10. grand rls,,a-
VIM. Il. s.nyleton. No. 80. N. n.
Congress, No. 81, +. A.
Friday-iehaEoii, No. !, special. +. Z.
followed by Z. A.
Saturday--Schoel OF instruction.
Naval, No. 1. special, 500 PM.
r. L. and II. Nj.
Lebanon, No. :, special. Z pm.
NJ NJ
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. ), mark.
Hiram. No. 10. mark.
wednesuay--Brightw No. 9, p. II.
Thursday-Ia ap..u., No. IL, stag cele-
brutiOn.
FriiaX--Scnovi Of instruction.
Sa aturaay--hish Priests Association.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR GOAiMANDEkIES.
Observation-Disclosures. No. d. Rei Cross
aud Malta.
Wedne No. j. Reu
Cross AMI Malta.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursasy-AGvuirain COUNCIL. NJ. =.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mitiiras Lodge of Perfec-
tiun, hfth degree.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Calanthe Lodge will entertain the
officers of the Grand Lodge tomorrow
evening on their annual visitation.
Supreme Representative Crowther and
will deliver the address. Mirth. music
and song, with recitations by Samuel
Jacobson. are on the progran1.
tuesday evening Excelsior Lodge
will receive its annual visit from the
grand chancellor and associate Off
GERS. The committee on arrangements
has formulated program for the
evening.
Grand Chancellor Gray and officers
of the Grand Lodge will be the guests
of Friendship Temple. Pythian Sis
ters; Wednesday evening, and of
Both temples, have elaborate pro-
grams arranged. -'-
Syracusians Lodge will confer the
kmght rank on a large class Friday
evening. under the direction OF Su-
preme Representative Albert kahlert
| musical numbers for the ceremonial
Work in the ranks is scheduled for
the remainder of the year.
Home Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening. Grand Chancellor Gray will
be present to install the chancellor
tend Calanthe's visitation in a body.
Grand Chancellor Gray and asso-
ciate officers were greeted by a large
audience in Amaranth Lodge Monday
evening. Grand Lecturer Furr Is a
member of this lodge. Gen. Sawyer.
personal physician to President Hard
ing, delivered the address on "Citizen-
ship 4 bouquet was presented to
him at the conclusion by Past Chan
ce1lor Commander Payne. Nearly 200
Knights attended. Grand Chancellor
Gray also was the recipient Of a token
of esteem.
A joint visitation to Columbia and
Union lodges was made Wednesday
evening. Both lodges presented to the
grand chancellor tokens of esteem.
During the sodoal hour Supreme Rep
r"sentative j. Il. Dickman and Past
Grand Chancellors Haley. DR.. Yates.
DR.. Day and j. \. Kline delivered ad-
dresses. Refreshments and cigars
were served. The committee on ways
and means. which meets every Satur-
day evening. reports at every meet
ing the progress made in completing
arrangements for the carnival and
fair in Convention Hall from Novem-
Der % to>December IL
The Order of knights of Pythias
was represented at the burial Of the
unknown soldier. A handsome wreath
was laid at the bier by Supreme Chan
cellor William Ladew in the name of
the Supreme Domain. through his rep
resentative, Grand Chancellor Ogden
b. Gray and Past Supreme Representa-
tive John NJ. Kline Of this domain.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The state councillor, Mrs. Cody. was
given hearty reception iat Mount
Rainier. Nd, by j. Morgan Read
Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, and the ladies'
who gathered to form the new coun-
Gil Of the Daughters Of America. Mrs
Cody at once opened the meeting.
which proceeded to select q name and
elect officers. The new council will
be known as Barbara Frietchie. No.
21. and will receive it's charter No
vember II. The degree team of Low
atty Council will exemplify the rit-
ualistfc work. - -
The topic for the THANKSGIVING ser
mon by Rev. Freely Rohrer at the
Metropolitan Church Sunday evening
will be THE Church and Our Coun.
try" -
American Flag Council received the
state councillor and her staff at its last
meeting. The hall was tastefully dec
Grated, a pleasing program was rem
dered and the state councillor. Mrs.
Cody, and the deputy, Mrs. Hartman.
were presentd with handsome gifts.
The state visitation to Star Span
gled Banner Council, at Seat Pleas
ant, Md, will take place November Is.
The committee on entertainment of
the National Council will meet Ne
vember 81. &
Evening star., 1921-11-13
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Beginning November %. Liberty
Council. No. s. will meet on the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays, at Typo
graphical Temple.
A new d. of A. Council is to be insti-
tuted at Mount Rainier, Thursday, to
be known as Barbara Frietchie Coun-
ell, No. 81. The drill team Of Loyalty
Council. No. 10. will have charge OF
the degrees. State Councillor Cody
will take personal charge and act as
instituting officer. A general invi-
tation to attend these exercises has
been extended to the entire order.
The annual visitation to Star Span
gled Banner Council. No. Z, at Seat
Pleasant. will be made next Friday.
The o. of A. has accepted invitation
from Anacostia Council. Jr. o. q. A.
NJ. to attend Thanksgiving services
at Wilson NJ F.. Church. 11th and G
streets southeast. Sunday, Novem-
ber q. .u
The Joint entertainment committee
will meet Monday. November %, at
Society Temple. to complete arrange
ments for a Thanksgiving eve ball,
Odd Fellows Hall.
State Councillor Mrs Louise W. Cod,
Evening star., 1921-11-13
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
'Alonday-Union, No. H.. initiation;
LanKdon. No. &c, third degree.
Tues,ay-Washington. No. 8. first de.
gree: Golden Rule. No. Fl. second
degree; Amity. No. 81, initiation;
|, Mount Pleasant, No. %, vista tion.
w etinc csday-Eas,ern. No. Z. and Cove
nant, No. It. second degree; Har-
n,ony. No. 81 rehearsal; Friend
snip. No. L.. first degree. 49,
Thurs,lay--Columbia. No. 10. vista
ton: Phoenix, No. Is. degree.
Friday-;entrai, No. /; Metropolis.
No. 16, and Federal City, No. 20,
second degree.
saturtiay-Brightwood, No. 80. third
degree.
.PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturisy--Cantou Washington. No. /.
ENCAMPMENTS.
acknowledgement. No. 4. patriarchal
degree.
REBEkAH LODGES.
,Monday--Esther. No. 5, School Of In
struction.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. 7. social;
Friendship. No. s. degree.
Thursday-Dorcas. No. 4, degree.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAV.
EI,ERS

Flagg Council No. 256. United Com
mercial Travellers, met last Saturday
night, with Past Grand Counselor
Pulliam of Iowa in the chair. Past
Grand Counsellor Triplett of Flage
Council gave THE Ray of Hope.
Flagg Council is making arrange
ments to receive the supreme coun-
selor in grand style at the January
meeting.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,

A movement for the erection of a
memorial to Robert Burns, the Scot
tish poet. to cost a quarter of a mil
lion adollars and to be erected in
Washington, will be launched at the
annual meeting Of the st. Andrews
fScottish) Society at the New Ebbftt,
Thursday evening. A feature of the
meeting, also, will be an address by
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, comman-
dant Of the United States Marine
Corps. The society will hold its an
nual election of officers that even
ing. after which q buffet luncheon
will be served.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
NATIONAL UNION.

Edward J. Rose Council, No. &c.
Thursday evening. after a report Of
E. Z. Nicholson and G. f. Frye its
orphan committee. donated a sum
sufficient to purchase an entire out
fit of clothing for the orphans. in ad-
dition to donating money that may
be required in purchasing other
necessities. W. H. Lanham. state
councillor. who is a member Of the
council. gave a synopsis of his report
for the coming session of the state
lt.funcil-
Evening star., 1921-11-13
Invents a New Punctuation Mark
From the New York Sun

Raymond Duncan. who publishes a
sprightly little fortnightly journal in
Paris. has devised new punctuation
mark for his own use. 1t consists of a
period surrounded by circle. looks
more like diminutive target than
anything else. and serves AS period
comma, or hyphen. without discrim-
ination. NJ. Duncan sows his new
marks with lavish hand across the
pages of his bizarre little magazine
leading L'Opin!on to remark spite
fully that, although the new punctua-
tion mark is somewhat incoherent
still. it fits marvelously the prose
which it ornaments so generously"