davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

Tento libezny vybuch lasky
mne pfekvapil.
'Lituji velice,' odvetila jsem
po kratkem pomlGeni, "ze Mr..
Trent ma mne plytval city, KITE
re molly pro vas mfti cenu. Po
nevada jsem vsak je nikdy ne
ruSila, nemGzete mi davati zad
nou yinu."
'.Falesna kotko!' upela Hill
da. ''Vy jste - kdo vi vsak,
kdo jste? Kazdopadne to jene-
raj nevi. Ale ia budu mlceti.
IMAM vasi moe a on by mne
bezpochyby vyhnal, kdybyste
to pozadala."
Jeneral Arthurem vstoupi-
Ii.
"Vadila jsi Sc S Hildou?" ia
zal Sc mne tise mdj otcovsky
prftel.
"Ona mne nenavidl." :"
"Rozumi Sc, ona nenavidf vse
mimo Trenta. Neber 81 to X srd
ci, dite. He'd, neco jsem ii
prinesl."
Vy6al z kapsy skfinku a u
kazal mi skvostnou sndru pc
rel, .iiz mi kolem krku povesil.
"Nyni Sc podobas one Gull
tove, ktera nosila tento sperk
ma dvore kralovny Amy a jejiz
podobizna Sc posud V Kensing
tonu nachazi. Pozorujes podob
most, Arthure 2"
"Zcela rozhodne," odvetil
tento, ''nynejsi majitelka zda
Sc mi vsak byti mnohem kras-
nej$f."
Sundala jsem spesne perle $
krku. "Jak laskav6 jest to cd
tebe, tatinku, re mi neco tako-
v6ho darujes," zaiikala jsem
Sc.
"OvSem, velmi laskav6," po-
dotkla Miss Bureova "tim la
skavejsi, an vsechny rodinn6
klenoty mali byti zachovany
pro neyestu Arthurovu."
18. cervna. Obedvala jsem
samotna Hildou. Abych co
MONA neidrive uSla jeji spo-
lecnosti, kazaIa jsem osedlati
k6ne a odjela jsem.
Narodila jsem Sc jezdkyni a
byla bych Sc stala pro Jeana
Ralea zlatym ptackem, kdyby
byl mel cirkus, miSto co byl
chudym hercem.
S Corou isem 81 rozkosn6 roz
umela.
Jela jsem k zaliVu a chvili
slo vse dobre. Pocasi bylo hor-
k6, re jsem 81 prala Sc Sid. Smi-
them, abych mohla maso cd
loziti a sed6ti v kostich. S po-
teSenim jsem pozoroVala, ze Sc
obloha zahalila malymi mrac-
ky.
Zamek Sc mi jiz davno Sc
zalivem ztratil oci. Nechala
jsem Coru b6zeti die jeii libo-
sti. Brzy nachazely jsme Sc v
lese ma upati hluboke propasti.
Jela isem dlouho V tomto IL
chu. Najednou ucitila jsem de
st'ovou kapku a pohledla jsem
vzhuru. Krajina vypadala Ia
chmurene, nebe bylo cern6 a
hron- hlucil.
Padila jsem domu.
Krajina byla stale divocejsi
a soumrak porad temn6jsi.
Ohen blesk1 a rany hromu
znepokojovaly velice uboh{
zvife. Najednou Sc otevrely ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
PRODA Sc sici stroj "Sin

PRODA Sc sici stroj "Sin-
GER jako novy "a $500, bila
zelezna postel S perry "a $12,
kuchyhska kamna ma uhli ia
$25, lednicka "a So, 2 krasne
kozene houpaky 20 $13, dres-
ser za $6, detsky kocarek "a
So, yyhrevni kamna ma uhli "a
$40, houpaci kun "a Sc, kar-
petty, zdimacka, elektricka
Tampa, zehlicka a RUNE jin6
'v6ci. Use Sc da velmi LEVINE,
budc-li to prodano do tydne.
Haste Sc v els. 3411 W. A ul.
11-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

Mladik odvetil tiSe, svym Ii
bozvucnym hlase.u a "a Icci
Jeho, temne, krasne jeho oGi by
lly zpfima upreny V oci starco-
Ivy.
'Jsem Enrol Caerlyon!' pra-
vii a kdyby komnate nahle by
la vybuchla nejprudsi traskav-
ka, ucinek nebyl by mohl vzbu-
dlti vetSi prekvapeni.
S nesrozumitelnym vykri-
KEN starec yyskocil ma nohy,
tresa Sc ma celem t6le tax slime,
re Sc musel zachytiti, ably 81
zJednal oporu, zatim co mel o.
q vyValene oblicej cely uzar-
dely; spolecnik jeho byl sko-
ro steJne slime poboureny i po-
zoroyal mladika, jenz vystoupil
$ tlmto stejne smelym, jake
|neocekaVanym tvrzenim.
'Kdo re - kdo? Co re jste
to pravil?' starec pracne re
sebe vyrazil jezdil prsty svy-
mi pod limcem, jako by Sc byl
dusil takto pomoci 81 chtel.
Mlady Enrol odpovedel, OPT
raje Sc jednou rukou o stul, "a
Iniz by pouze ma okamzik sklo-
phi zraku svych pred pohledy o
bou muzu; mluvil bez vzdorne
vyzyvavosti jako by jen klidne
oznamoval nepopiratelnou sku-
tecnost:
'Jsem Enrol Delmar Hubert
Caerlyon. Jsem synem Errola
Huberta Caerlyona, jenz po-
jmul "a zenu Margaritu Marii
Delmarovou; Wy, pane, jste
mym dedem; a Wy, myslim',
pravil, obrativ Sc Sc zdvorilou
1klonou ku mladsimu obou
muz1, t'jste mdj hratranec, sir
Lester de Malpas.
ia ovsem jsem sir Lester de
Malpas', odv6til mladsi, nabyv,
oySem nikoliv bez premahani,
Ease sebevlady Prominte mi
vSak, dovolim-li 81 J. ochybovati
0 druhe tasti vaseho tvrzeni.
Ne, pane, obratil Sc ku starci,
ienz patrne chtel zakrociti.
'nechte mne mluviti s- toto je
vec, kteraz by vas mohla zdr-
titi'.
A drive jeSt6 nez sir Lester
domluvil, starec sklesl nazp6t
do sveho kresla vysilen isa u
leknutim spusobenym objeve-
MIN Sc nenadaleho a nevitane-
no d6dice.
Vuci svemu jedinemu synu
Hubert Caerlyon vzdy citil
trpkou nenavist, kteraz nebyla
zmirn6na ami pribyvajicim We
KEN a jeho ochabovanim; pri-
lnul srdcem i zivotem svXm k
.nejblizSimu svemu dedici, kdyz
TIA synova d6dice nebylo; Wy
slechnul chladn6 zpravu 0 sy-
move smrti; nikdy neslySel, re
by sc jeho syn byl ozenil a ta-
kc nev6d6l, re by tax byl u6inil.
A nyni pojednou Sc tn objeyil
mlady cizozemec, jenz ami ne
mel jmeno jeho vysloyiti jako
Anglican a tvrdil, re jest jeho
vnukem! Cire to silenstvil
Jsem ponekud vydesen -
zcela prirozene', zamrucel;
'dekuji ii, muj hochu', dodal,
obrativ Sc ku siru Lesterovi.
Tot opravdu ohavny narok =
'Nestrachuj Sc, strycku', od-
vetil sir Lester konejsive. o.
vSem, re prohledneme dGkazy
mIadeho muze, mali nejake',
. obrativ Sc pax ku Errolovi,
jenz stal jako mramorova so
cha u stolu, pozoruje jen ia
| kOuSi yvsmayavosti Y oI5II sta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28


bes otvory. DeSt'i iii Sc plnym
proudly. Ma obzoru nebylo
spatfenl zadneho lidsk6ho oby
dli.
Nahle prorazila Cora houst
nou a zastavila Sc pred staror
chatrci.
Klepala jsem, bicikem na
dveTe.
Zadna odpoved'.
Sestoupila jsem a otvfrals
jsem dvefe.
Byly uzavreny.
"Vypacim je,' smala jsen
Sc a starry zamek brzy povolil
Chatrc byla spinava a prazc
ma. Ma ohniSti stala polosbore
rena hranice. Citila jsem van
pecene slaniny. Obyvatele ne
Imohli byti tudiz daleko.
Stala jsem mezi dvermi
Blesk a hrom fadily 'bez pre-.
stani. Pojednou vyskocil z krC
vi divoky, cerny chlap a posta.
vii Sc mi naproti. Pozorova'
mne uzasem. "Vy jste mal$
slecinka z Hazel-Hallu?"
Ustoupila. jsem, on Sc pota.
vii do dveTf.
"Jsi jednfm re sluh6 jenera.
lovych
"Ne, jsem ubohy Pindar, Re
sin milacek."
"A CrispHv vrah," zyolala
jsem ustrasene. mech mne ode
jfti, muzi; vstoupila jsem pou,
re, abych hledala ochrany pro.
I'll desti a v6tru,"
"Jest to ale muj pribytel
slecno. Wy jste vylomila dvert
- nyni musite zdstati. Bouft
ieste neminula."
"Co chces ode nne?' taxa.
la isem Sc dzkostlive.
Nastavil rukl.
"Penize. VSichni belosi mnt
honi. Bee penez jim nemohr
uplachnouti. Rosa prlsahala
ze mi nejak6 pfinese, nedodr
zela vsak slovo. Wy ale mate
mnoho a pomuzete mi.
''Nemam u sebe ami halere.
ukazala jsem mu prazdnt
ruce.
"Kolem krku mate zlaty re
tick"
"MuJ retlzek y z1olala jSen
a polozila jsem minovolne ru
ku ma drahy klenot, ma ret6z
ktery jsem nesla, kdyz mnt
Rale ma pfedhori Annensken
byl nalezl. "Ten nikdy nedo
stanes!''
PAX tez neopustite chatrt
Pindarovu," zajecel. Hazel
Hall jest vzdalen a vas zde nj
kdo nebude hledati. Co bran
mi, ably YAM neud6lal stejnC
co Crispovi - vhodil mrtvoll
vasi do hlubiny a ma vasen
koni prchnul?"
Srdce mi hruzou prestal'
tlouci. Nebezpe6n6 me posta
veni mi bylo jasn6. Noe Sc bli
Ella; Cora bXla venku, Neg.
zabranoval menu odchodu
ohrozoval mdi zivot. Kriceti
Kdo by mne byl slysel?
! "Dejte mi rychle retizek, n
be 81 jej vezmu."
Sahl ma muj kirk. Drzel;
isem bicik V ruce a kdyz s.
mne dotknul, slehla jsem h
prudce do obIiceie. PriSlo t
lneoGekavane, on pustil ruku
liza hlasitym krikem bezel
i1a JvoTf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
PRODA Sc novy prav6 do.

PRODA Sc noyy prav6 do
stayeny dun, hodici Sc pro je-
dnu neb dve rodiny. Jest
n6m 7 velkych svetnjc, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo, china cabi-
net, diva zachody, 2 garaze,
tvrde podlahy a finish. Maize
TEX tento Sc po pfipade vyme-
nj "a prazdny lot. Pricina pro-
deje odjezd ma farmu. Haste
Sc V els. 3673 E. Isl ST. 2 Kin
snlan Rd. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

PRIJMOU Sc stravnici. Jen
radni necht' Sc hlasi v {. 2O29
zap. 28. ul. 11-3O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
PRONAJNE Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt u bez-
d6tnych manzelu, je 0 ctyfech
svetnicich koupelnou vSim
zafizenim. Haste Sc V els.
lib Hulda Ave-, zastavka
Vych. 110 ul. u Luna parku.
1928
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS


Blanks are being sent out for the
reports that are to be submitted June
20 by clerks OF school districts at the
annual meeting which is to be held
simultaneously in different counties Of
the state. Items that are required to
be filled out are the cash on hand at
time of last report, and amounts re-
ceived from county state and elemen-
tary school funds. A new law pro-
vides that the books of clerks OF school
districts, except districts Of the first
class, shall be made every year by the
district boundary board. The audit
must be made by August T.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
WOMEN THREATEN TO
FIGHT LEAGUES ARMY

WILMA, May 12.--(A. P.)-The Pol
| ish. women Of wilma have taken up cud-
gels against the League Of Nations.
They shouldered arms last summer
and fought Bolsheyik soldiers in de-
fense Of the city and they assert they
will fight again if the League should
attempt to send an international army
to police the disputed territory in event
Of plebiscite.
wilma, at present, is occupied by
General Lucian BelgowsM, and some
20. 900 Polish soldiers, while repre-
sentatives Of Poland and Lithuania,
with the League of Nations as mediat-
or, have been comforting with the
view to determine the fate Of the wilma
district which is called Central Lithu-
ania by General Zeligowski and his adj
herents.
The Leagues Military Commission
Of Control which since last fall has
been endeavOring to settle the contro-
versy between Poland and Lithuania,
until recently made its headquarters
in wilma. The control Commission has
never been popular in wilma. By a re.
cent decision which denied women the
right Of franchise, should plebiscite
be held, the Commission came into
greater disfavor than ever, especially
among the women.
The Commission members contend
that the birth records Of Centra
Lithuania are so incomplete that the
voting Of women would only compli-
cate matters.
II was in consequence Of this deci-
sion. and to manifest their disapproval
that crowd of women attacked the
Commissions chairman. Colonel Char
digny, and spattered his French uni
form with eggs, some of which were
not exactly fresh A few days after
this incident. the Commission remov-
ed its headquarters from Wilma to Kov-
no, which is the seat of government of
the republic of IAthuania.
Eight Of the women were arrested
by the local police authorities, but nc
date has been set for the trial.
A petition signed by thousands Of
Wilma women has been sent to the
League of Nations asking for the re-
moval of Colonel Chardigny as head of
of the Military Commission Of Control. |
The Lithuanians contend for the
wilma district on the grounds that
Wilma was the capital Of the ancient /
state of Lithuania. They claim it also
under terms of a treaty of peace with /
the Soviets signed in Moscow last |
summer.
The wilma Poles contend that the |
majority of the population Of the VII |
ma district is Polish and that as less /
than three percent of the population !
Of about 100000 are Lithuanians I
the state Of Iithuania has no just .
claim to the land under dispute.
Nilna's streets are daily filled with /
Zcligowski soldiers, all of whom wear .
The Polish uniform. Many of the Off T
GERS have adopted the Zeligowski Cen |
tral Lithuania insignia which is worn
on the collar toGether with the Polish
white eagle The Polish colors are to +
be seen everywhere in the business
section Of wilma on holidays, 'and in /
most Of the stores and restaurants I
there are pictures of Joseph Pilsudski /
Poland's chief of state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
Clark Valves Examination

Jack Clark, who was returned from
la Grande yesterday morning whore
he Was arrested on request Of the Of
flee Of Sheriff zoeth Houser, was be-
fore Justice Joe II. Parkes this morn.
ing for his preliminary hearing. He
waived the examination and was
bound over to await the action Of the
grand jury not being able to pro-
vide the required $500 bond he was
rcmanded to the custody OF the sher
iff He is charged with the theft Of a
car from Freewater a little more than
three weeks ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
ENJOYS EVENING PARTY

&
ATHENA, May 12.-The Athena
town team defeated the Touchet team
to 3 in base ball game at Athena
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Bert Logsden were
Walla Walla visitors Sunday after
noon.
AIR and Mrs c. NJ Eager and
daughters Betty and Virginia visited
relatives in Dayton Wash, Sunday.
Morris Hall was in the city from
Touchet Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dell and daugh
ter Lucinda and Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Littlejohn were Walla Walla visitors
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bert Piersol and two children
arrived in the city Tuesday morning
from Vale to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haworth and
small son were in Walla Walla Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Mansfield Of Walla Walla
was a guest of her daughter Mrs. Bert
Logsden Sunday.
Mrs. George Myrick was a Walla
Walla visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Jack case and son Dale Of Ad-
ans were in the city Saturday.
Miss Nina Tharp was in Walla Walla
sunday
Boone Watson Of Thorn Hollow was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Matte Coppock who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs Brandon al
Payette. Idaho has returned home.
Miss Rnth HUT visited friends in (
Milton Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Kirk and son Wendell /
Mrs. Louis Van Wrinkle, and Miss Vir- !
gie Keys were in the city from Weston
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barrett were |
Walla Walla visitors Sunday,
The Sunday school class Of Miss
Hazel Herr Of the Methodist church /
gave a party at the J. F. Herr home /
Monday evening. Refreshments were /
served. Those who attended were (
Florence Maxwell, Phyllis Dickinson, |
Ruth Williams, Esther Counter /
Rlanch Johnson. Eppa Piersol Vernon /
Miller. Joe McElhanev Velton Read, +
William Coppock and Neil Mcintyre. !
Mrs. ]. F. Herr and daughter Miss /
Hazel attended the opera, The Magic /
Flute" in Walla Walla Tuesday even
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12

A petition seeking the appointment
Of Mary Dyer Depew as administrators
Of the estate Of Michael MeCracken,
late Of Umatilla county, was field in
the office of the county clerk today.
The value Of the estate is approximate
ly $l2,500. s A. Lowell is attorney
for the estate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
PRINT SHOP BOUGHT
FOR MEDFORD PAPER

SEASIDE. Or, May l2.-W. i.
Phipps, attorney of Medford, has pur-
chased the large Astoria printing plant
of E. \. Hurd Of this city. The plant
will be moved to Medford Immediately
and Phipps will enter the newspaper
business there. 1t is his intention to
conduct weekly for the present, anG
this fan make the publication daily,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
WAGE REFLECTION NECESSARY

WARRINGTON. May II. - The
first and most necessary step In put
tirg the country's railroads back on
their feet is wage reductions julius
Kruttschmtt, chairman Of the South
crn Pacific. declared before the inter-
state oomemree committee Of railroad
inuu ~.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
MRS. c. B. SIMMONS
GIVES TALK BEFORE
P. T. A. CONVENTION
Deplores Small Amount of
Money Spent for Women and
Childrens Welfare Work.

THE womens and children's bu-
reaus OF the United States receive but
five and half thousandths of one
per cent OF the total income of the ma
ton" said Mrs. c. b. simmons, regi-
onal director of the National League
Of Women Voters and delegate from
Aisworth p. r. A. in her address to
the state convention of the Parent
Teacher Association this morning.
Mrs Simmons deplored the small
amount of money spent for women
and children, and compared the am
cunt with that spent for present arm
aments and past wars, a total of 92.S
per cent. her statistics showed that
one per cent was expended for public
welfare, three for public works, and
SO for administration of the govern
ment
Mrs. Hill Gives Report.
Mrs. j. F. Hill, of the Portland
Parent Teacher Council, gave com
prehensive report OF the work of
Portland associations, The council
has 4S circles affiliated, representing
$500 members; the sum of $1,000 has
been contributed to community work
cooperation has been given other or
carnations working for child better
ment and other deserving causes; the
fail meetings were handled through
the Visiting Nurses Association and
the Red Cross and programs for in
structing mothers We're put on; and
scores of other projects We're accom-
81, =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
To Recover Auto

Suit was filed today in circuit court
in which the Northwestern Fire Asso-
citation brought action against j. Trox-
al The papers were withdrawn short
ly after the case was filed. Possession
Of an auto is said TO be the point al
issue between the parties. h. A. Green
filed the case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
NOMINATIONS ARE MADE

WASHINGTON, May l2.-tU. PD+
President Harding sent the senate che
following nominations, Commissioner
OF Eduoaton John Tipert, of Ken
lucky; Assistant Commissioner Geuer-
al Of Land office, George Wyckham.
of Los .Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
Ask For Guardian

4 petition to have Walter Wegner
appointed guardian for Garnet Veg
ner. a minor, was filed in the office of
the county clerk Yesterday afternoon
by Attorney G. w Coutts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
People Here and There

Leon Cohen, one Of Pondleton's
merchant princes, is In Portland swap
ring "reminiscences with former resi-
dents OF that place Mr. Cohen hls
retired from active business and is try
Ing to amuse himself by fitting
ar0und.--Oregon Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
FIRST ROSE OF SUMMER
80 - = . = + = q = 3 .
is BLOOMING ALONE IN
+% = = = = = = = = 3
LOCAL FLOWER GARDEN

= Tho first blushlng rose Of tho
summer Of 1921 is blooming IN =
= the garden Of Mrs. c. A. Oliver. =
= 1t is a J. y. Clark, and a bright =
= red IN color,
= several other rose bushes are =
In bud and II is not likely that =
Z the premiere blossom VIII be left =
II blooming alone.
l. q = . = = = = = = = = &
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
WILL DISCUSS WAGES

What wages members Of the rmatil.
la county Farm Bureau will pay dur
INK the haylng season win be dlscussfd
AT meeting Of the Farm Bureau cxe-
cntiye committee in the bureaus Of
flee Saturday afternoon. If possible,
Fred Bonnion, county agent will in
dnce President Howard and Directors
Burdicl and Schilling Of the U. s.
Grain growers who will be In The
Dalles Friday 10 stop Off In Pendleton
for the Saturday meeting.
Tho county labor committee will re-
port It's findings at the meeting. Other
business to come before the committee
Includes the relationship Of the bur-
eau 10 the marketing program; rela-
tionship Of the bureau to the Oregon
Hay Growers, and plans for harvest
fuel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12

Robert H. Gates OF Pendleton who
represents farm magazine, drove
overland to In Grande yesterday Mrs.
Gates will follow by rail- tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12

+. w Falconor Of the Cunningham
Land & Sheep co. has returned from
Enterprise where he has been looking
after his sheep interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12

PANCAKES in hrfy t-um Eerr's
Pancake Flour
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-12

Mrs Grace Crowley Oakl,'V is r.,
porter. editor anu business uHnaSpr
of y newspaper isaiei daily IN Hotel
Pennsylvana. New York. Its a
trnr page paprr giving lli th. hotel
news and interviews With interest.
ug guests
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-22
CityLodges
I. o. o, r.

I. o. o. r.
First degree will be conferred Fri
day night. About 60 members of the
lodge will go to Greensburg Saturday
afternoon to conduct degree work. The
trip will be made in automobiles.
Leaving here at 1 o'clock, the line OF
automobiles will parade down Main
street. Each car is to be draped with
flags and banners. While at Green's
burg, the visiting delegation plans TO
visit the Odd Fellows home. The re-
turn trip will be made Sunday after
noon.
BEN HUR.
A public card party will be held in
the Ben Hur hall Thursday night, April
rs. Members are to give a playlet at
the hall Monday night The Tirzah
aid society will be entertained at the
hall Wednesday night by Garnet
Thompson and Mrs. William Patterson,
hostesses.
RED MEN.
All Red Men are urged to attend the
regular meeting to be held at the home
on South Seventh street, Friday
night.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Many local Knights Templar mem
bers are expecting to attend the 67th
annual conclave TO be held in Indian
apolis. May II and IL. An attendance
trophy is to be given to the COM
mandery in each of three zones that
shows the highest percentage accord
ing to the following:
Number of members actually in line
when passing the reviewing stand:
number of members present as Grand
OR Past Grand officers; and the num-
her of members present who were
physically unable to march.
Richmond lodge is in the second
zone, which includes cities from 60 to
100 miles from Indianapolis.
SCOTTISH RITE.
All Scottish Rite Masons and their
Masonic friends and families are
! earnestly invited to attend the conse-
Grafton day exercises of the Ancient
Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of
Indianapolis, world war memorial
building, at Indiana Masonic home,
Franklin, ind, Sunday, May I.
1t is expected that this day will be
the greatest Masonic day in the his
tory of Indiana Just how many will
known, but is Is believed a large dele
cation will attend. This home has
been presented by the Ancient Accept.
ed Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapol-
is to the Indiana Masonic Home, in
honor of it's soldier and sailor mem
bers, 676 in number, who participated
in the world war
ELkS.
Members Of the Richmond lodge OF
Elks hope that national headquarters
of the order will be established at
indianapolis. Four members of the
national Headquarters committee were
in indianapolis Thurs day to inspect
possible sites. The committee is
making tour of seven cities, each Of
which is making an effort to obtain the
national headquarters. More thai
81 200, 900 will be expended for build
ing.