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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-05
BRIDGEPORT
No ARRESTS IN
BROOkS|DE CASE
Police and County Officials Spent yes
terday Working On Robbery
OF Reeves Homo.

After almost whole day OF active
work on tho case OF the robbery OF tho
r /, Reeves home at Brookside. which
occurred at some time Sunday or sun
day night. officials report that they
have no Glow TO tho identity Of the rop-
bcrs.
The Reeves family returned 70 their
home 1T q late hour Sunday night atte'
an alsrnco over Saturday and sunday
TO find almost everything OF value re
moved from tho house. Two guns and
"A quantity OF valuable clo'"'nS'
amounting IN all to about $780, were
missing.
Lady Maccabess visit.
A large delegation OF the members or
RIO Womcu's Bennett association or the
Marclbecs OF this city attended the raj
" AMI dIstr.c: meeting held at Bellairo
Yesterday afternoon and evening. and
all report big time. supreme Com
mandcr. Me-. Nell +. He7ler. OF Akron.
O.. w&ts Nrcscu, at the meeting and de-
l.vcred an address.
Pythtans Elect.
Tho annual election OF officers VII!
he ,iisNoe~d OF az the meeting OF Bel
mont Lodge OF the knights OF Fythai5
q, the rncciirg TO he held IN their home
on the CaGiz pike on Thursday evening.
lunch and social session ~ being
manned 70 follow tho business meet
ing.
Prepare Dinners.
Soup. baked beans and escallored
-otatceq vii he prepared by the ladies'
% tho K!rkwood Methodist church and
urrercd for sale at the church dining
rooms Tomorrow at noon. Lunches VIII
also be served between the hours OF
ll;2O and $50 at tho dining rooms.
Big Crowd Expected.
There IS no doubt that the auditorium
- Trinity Lutheran church n Kirk
wood Will be filled 70 capacity on Thurs
dav evening when the sacred cantata.
"Imaruc," Will re rendered by the
church cho.r under the direction OF
George Mctster. No admission IS 10
~ charged but a silver Offering VIII ro
,dkcr
Bishop visited Here.
R!shop J. J. Hartley OF the diocese
- Columbus was a business visitor in
this city " stcriay where he came 70
oversee tho transfer tho local Catholic
Parish 10 tho new pastor. the Rev.
George Crcssel. During his stay here,
the bishop visited the schools at St
An,hony's church and at Wo!fhurst
Miss Fthc! Me!Stcr returned 70 Ohio
Northern university yesterday after q
VISIT with her parents here.
Tho members OF tho Queen Esther
circle OF The West End VI. +. church,
enjoye! A covered dish supper at the
church last night
J. {. wallace OF Pittsburgh. arrested
~ n charge OF picking opckets on the
Pennsylvania railroad train. was bound
O. the grand jury yesterday.
The knights OF Columbus In!.a'ed
CLANS for big rally at the meeting
held IN tho Eagles home last night.
Charles Thurman IS reported recover
Ing nicely at his home IN K!rkwood. fC.-
lowing recent injury.
Robert S;oher returned &c Vandergrift
"a. Yesterday after 3 visit with local
relatives.
The local As-!e OF the Fraternal Order
- Eagles VII. hold business session
this evening.
Charles McGough has returned to
Pittsburgh after visit with local rola-
lives
r., monthly business meeting OF the
village council VIII be held at the
municipal building tonight
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For Swollen Joints

Most remedies fail but Jo!nt-Ease sue
seeds.
It's for Joint troubles only, whether
IN ankle, knee. hip elbow. shoulder.
tinscr or spino-whether rheumatic or
not.
7. llmhcrs up stiff inhamed, painful,
crcaky joints go quickly you'll be aston
lahcd.
Two seconds rubbing and away It
goes through skin and flesh right down
10 tho bone and l!g!mcnts-thats why
Il succeeds. Ask Gr!cst's Cut Rate Store
or any reliable drurgist.-Adv.
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ers. William and Robert OF Alliance:
TWO sisters, Miss Mabel OF Parkersburg'
and Miss Lucille, at homo.
Mrs. Walter 3. ke!fer Will be taken
Tuesday to Wheeling where she will
enter the Ohio Valley General hospital,
for a course OF treatment
Mrs. y. w. Boston Of Woodlands was
the guest over the We ok lend OF her par
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs George Potts were at
Sardis Sunday. TO attend the funeral Of
the late Omar Ashcnhart. whose death
occurred in Il Wheeling hospital. follow
ing an illness Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey L. Rtcheson Of
S!stersville were guests Sunday Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Richeson.
Miss Texel Snider Of W!lliamstown IS
n guest at the homo OF her uncle. c. NJ.
Garrett.
Mss Jennie Parker Of Friendly was
the guest over tho weekend OF her
brother, J. J. Parker and family.
Ira Cooley. who was looking after his
OIL interests in Oklahoma and Fort
Worth. Tex, has returned home.
J. B. Van Camp and daughter Miss
Ada have returned from a few days
visit with relatives in Fairmont.
Ferdinand and Ernest Kend!e. who
were guests Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VI. I. Kendle. left 70 resume their
studies in Bethany college.
Julia, four-ycar-old daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs. +. Frizzell. succumbed to n
few days Illness OF mebraneous Group
Sunday night. Arrangements for the
funeral havo not been made but The
services Will ne held probably Tuesday
Revival services will begin at tho
Christian church this evening and vj''
continue Tor IN indefinite period. T''.'
will be conducted by Rev. o. L. 10
nett.
Mrs. J. O. FMllmer and children
vivian ald Russell. were hero from : ..
t"rsylle Sunday. TO visit Mrs. BcsS =
Bennett
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Morgartown where they attend the
State University.
Misses Ellen and Mary Henaghan
have returned to Warrington. d. c., TO
resume their studies in tho Immaculate
School, after few days visit at their
homo here. They were accompanied 10
Wheeling by Mr.. and Mrs. James Hena-
CHAN and daughter. Miss Ola
The general store at 1uka, village
several miles in tho Interior OF the
county, was completely destroyed by
fire OF unknown origin. The postoffice.
which was quartered in the building.
and all It's contents were consumed.
The loss Is estimated at $500. which 10
covered by insurance.
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BELLAIRE
SEAL SALE IS
DELAYED HERE
xeS Gross Completes Plans for Drive
IN BellaIre-Dr. Smith, field
Secretary, Optimistic

"Reua.-e will do It's part n fighting
against the great white plague, tloeT-
culos.s," stated Dr. &. 3. Smith. Ce.d
secretary OF the Public Health league
IN discussing the sale OF the Red Cross
Christmas seals IN this city. The sale
here has been delayed by the Illness OF
the chairman, but preparations are be
ing made 20 open the drive here ms
week and continue uO;l AFTER the Ao"-
days Or. Smith IS former pastor or
the FIRST ". Z. church but IS now a
resident oS GAINESVILLE. II was tarouSA
his efforts tha, the tuberculosis SAM
tar!um received such a large majority
and ne will put over the Christmas seal
campaign throughout tho county.
Re!la!re contributed about $500 LAST
year 20 the cause and will undoubtedly
exceed that amount this year. The
money from The sale O: the seals. The
be used entirely In the FISH; against
tuberculosis Nurses viii 20 employed
and dispensar.ss established.
Plans for the DIVE in Bej,a!re prob
ably Will De completed today and the
r,tls seals placed on sale at once. Or.
Smith was in this city yesterday pre-
pairing for the campa!gn and dis
trthutins posters showing the need o.
such a campaign. Tho seals MI he
placed OF sale IN practically every pub
lie building during The holidays. and the
chairman. Mrs sam T. NrC.1'U. VIII
have a corrs ~ abe assistants. The
cause IS such a worthy ore and the
COS; 20 g.le seals - sinai. INA; practical
IS Everyone can ass.s, in the campaign.
Inquest Today.
Coroner ,'yde e. Na:IcS;y ~ Bridge
por; Vii ,oaGa,- an Inquest IN ;H.s
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PADEN CITY

Paden CITY, Dec. 4.-Walter Fowley
vas called to Alliance, O.. by the death
u his brother. Lewis Rowley, who wa
killed IN n fall from q freight train
Tho body was brought TO Sistersville
Monday evening. accompanied by the
widow and llttlc daughter. and Walter
Rnwlcv. Bur.a, win be made Tuesday,
near New MAtamoras, 0. Tho deceased
also leaves his parents, MIR. and Mrs
John Kuwlcy Of S.stersville; two broth
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rnt-Tcachcrs' association at tho North
school.
with tho fog and rain Of yesterday
the day was about rs disagrecable as lt
would Ne possible TO imagine.
Til" Toilet Water club Of tho knights
Il Fy;hlas will initiate a class follow
.ug tho lodge meeting tonight
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Springer nave
returned 70 Beech Bottom. W. Va, after
q visit with local friends.
Mrs. J. Z. Blackford was reported
quite I'll At her home or North Four n
street yesterday.
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!. was the third death N the ct;y IN
three wec&s from croup-d2rhther!a.
Lul Before tho Storm
The sudden suspension OF hosH.'t:es
along the Wystt-pav;s from; n t.'
controversy who = boss leads many 20
bo,.ev. tha, {, - the ,uu before the
storm Efforts - dissolve the temper
a-v restraining order against Mayor
Wyatt Viii be made tomorrow morning.
and the question arises What W..
happen II the order = NOT dissolved.
Tha business OF the police court IS
transacted n tho usual manner and
stranger would 10: think tI>t ;"c
mayor ard ch!es we're engaged m
controversy that has tou0d rs way to
he courts.
Dog Tags.
TAG your dog or you are liable 20 az
rest and ane Announcement was made
las. evening that steps were being taken
u round up stray CANNES and Il they
were no: tagged their owners would he
arrested The TAGS can row pe Sc
cured from Deputy Collector George
P-acAt n the water works otacc - the
city building. The price for n female
dog IS greater than male. Tho dog
catcher rrll have y merry :'ne deter
mining to ownership o. each yellow
cur that roaws The streets 81 tbs c!'v.
Complete work.
II the weather remains favorable. ~
structural Iron w0yi viii h~ completed
On the new Frs; National bunk hG..j."-
this week The ina, e'o-y has bee"
erected with n" exception ~ -" rear.
Yesterday = plank seN from thc seventh
,f..,f ~ %
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ming with Mrs. Arthur Stewart on North
Noble street.
Tho Peter Gordon Rib,o class OF ~,
FIRST Il T. church meets his evening
IN tho church. \ social session VIII be
held.
Miss Laura Dickens enter,a!ns the st
Mary and Martha Gu4ld or the Trinity
church this evening IN h"- homo on
Guernsey street
At the meeting Of the Catholic paugh-
teCS OF America last evening the officers
for the ensuing year were elected,
The Service Star legion holds a meet
Ing this evening and Will arrange for
tho oyster supper Saturday evening IN
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
Names Deputies.
Sher!fS-elect Sam Duntee Of Shady
side has named the following deputies
TO accompany him into office January !:
John y Furbee. Martins Ferry, first
deputy: Joseph Baker first assistant,
ST. Cia!rsvtIle. Earl U.ukIe, s.. Glars
Vile. sNec!a, and George Pearce. Barrc3-
vile, contractor. Turbce Is stree:
car motormaa: Baker WAS u candidate
for the Democrat nomination for Sher-
~. He Is now a justice OF tho peace
Ia R!chlaud township. I!nk.n, II "a
said. may he IN charge o. the prohibit
30" department. lca"cc - contractor
d: Rarursv.Ne.
Convention Today.
4 convention II tho Sunday s"AooS
q district No. .. Ro!mont county. VIII
convene fh's afternoon ~ 100 O'clock
in the Jaitcd Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. y. pJ'mo- WI preside ard me
program Is as follows:
Devotional sc"v4ce--Ecv. Iaul L. Fer
gUs""
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FATALLY INJURED.

Nart!nsburg. ". Va, Dec 4.-Charles
Perkins. 20, was perhaps fatally injured
here today. whom he was struck on the
head by falling stone while at Work
In limestone quarry. He was taken 10
a local hospital, but scarcely any hope
was held for his recovery.
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t E n GER, TU E S D A Y
Jacob Dlehl. aged resident OF North
Seventh street who died last Sunday
morning q, his home Following u
lengthy illness. VII be held AZ The place
"t death this afternoon AZ - o'clock.
Tho Rev. Joseph Kormlhcu"r, pastor OF
lions Lutheran chruch. Will dictate
and tho burial W, J." made at River
view cemetery. The funeral services Of
the Red Men VIII Ice at tho cemetery
and members who Will attend have been
asked 20 meet a. the FratcrHal Hall
this afternoon at I o'clock,
Nominations Closo.
According to the decision at the last
meeting. the nominations for officers Of
the K!wan.s club vii close with the
meeting 70 be held on Thursday even
ing and tho committee IS making all
plans for the election TO be held At the
meeting on Wednesday Of next week.
Much interest IS being shown in the
coming election.
7 Eituaustic Services.
Tho ri,ual.stlc services oc the Red
Men were held by members 81 Waneta
tribe OF this city a. tho home Of the
,a,e Jacob p'ehl on North Seventh
stree, last night with good Attendance
,"r tho members noted The deceased
WAS ono Of the few charter members Of
tho local trlhe.
Victim Serious.
The condition OF John J[olmis. 4
miner in the rlant NJ tAc Commonwealth
Coal company. ~ stop s. North Of this
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Child Dies.

N-...re. tvo-ycs~-0,d so@ o. Ny. and
Nj. Joseph Moro %: lut.a" rum. f!"d
yesterday yrvra..- Il; O'Clock. and he
:une.-l VAS ,..a Yesterday afternoon.
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!. was the third death N the c''y N
three VEGAS from croup-d'rhtAeT!a'
ru11 pAkn-n tha Storm
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The tuncra! servtccs for tho late
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The members Of the Ex-High cIuh OF
this o,,v eniovcd a social affair Whlc
closed with rabbit feed. following
,helr business meeting in the CLUB
rooms on Hanover and Fourth street
last night. Every member OF the p"pl-
lar club was out 10 the event when
WAS enjoyed 20 tho fullest 'N'"A''
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According TO the decision at the last
meeting. the nominations for officers Of
the K!waN!s club vii close with tho
meeting 70 bs held on Thursday even
ing and tho committee IS making all
plans for the election 10 be held At the
meeting on Wednesday Of next week.
Much interest .s being shown in the
coming election.
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Pythtans Elect.

Tho annual election Of officers Will
he ,isNoe"d OF az the meeting OF Bel
mont Lodge OF the knights OF Pythais
at the meeting 10 he held IN their home
on the CaGlz pike on Thursday evening.
4 lunch and social session - being
planned 70 follow tho business meet
'nr
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
ORANGE LAKE

Orange Lake, May Pit is a great
satisfaction to mention the industry
and high intellectual capacity which
the young people of Orange Lake
have been cultivating. In the last few
months Misses Gladys and Georgia
BURY have taught terms each and
have purchased a nice new automo-
bile. Miss Gladys is now filling her
second occupation in the Mcintosh
Bank. Carlos BURY, as boy, filled
"a good position in the services of
Uncle Sam and then with great reso-
luton helped raise the high record
price of lettuce and beans, and has
also paid for pretty automobile, and
says he has still left in the bank &C
count money to burn.
Martin & Co. have purchased all
the tomato crops and are packing
them here.
Paul Stephenson has reached home
from a good position with Uncle Sam
Paul has a nice auto.
| Dan 7. Smith has set some of his
tobacco for his proposed cigar factory
and has 1900 squares, late sown seed
of the best cigar and chewing type
He discovered it is a great cure fol
coughs, colds and flu and as he orig.
mated the name or word "flu" he alsc
icalls it "iu tobacco" Little Ike.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
ADS AND HEADS

In today's Star appears a letter
written by Mr. Nathan Mayo in praise
of Mr.. C. w. Hunters work as repre-
sentative at Tallahassee last year. The
letter appeared in the Star of June Is,
1921, and was headed simply "Mr.
Mayo Praises Mr.. Hunters Work" In
today's publication it has two-deck
head. 1t appeared in the Banner re-
Gently, and some of Mr.. Mayo's friends
have found fault with him for seem
ing to so emphatically take sides with
Mr.. Hunter against Mr.. Hooker
While not retracting anything he has
said in the past for Mr.. Hunter, Mr.
Mayo wants it distinctly understood
that he is not taking any sides in this
contest, as it would be improper for
him to do so. Mr.. Hunter wrote the
head to the advertisement himself
which he had right to do.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
Tuesday, May 80

At a. m. cars will leave the arm
DRY carrying members of the Ameri-
can Legion and Spanish-American
War Veterans to decorate the graves
of the soldier and sailor dead in the
city and county. Also, those boys
who served their country supremacy,
and are buried at a distance, will be
fttingiy memorialized.
At 3 D. m. on the same day there
viii be a special memorial service at
Tuscawilla Park. The parade will
form at the armory at 4:45 p. m. All
the patriotic organizations of the city
and county are cordially invited to be
in line. Let every man and woman
be in uniform, if possible. Upon ar
rival at the park the following memo
rial service will be conducted.
Remarks by post commander.
Invocation.
Singing by quartet.
Remarks by the mayor
Brief introduction of the Memorial
Day speaker by post commander.
Memorial Day address.
! Half -masting of flag.
| Salute to dead by the firing squad.
/ Taps.
Star Spangled Banner.
| Benedictjon.
Formation of line of march.
All benevolent, philanthropic anG
fraternal organizations, the city off
Gals and the public generally are cor.
daily invited to attend these exer.
cises. J. ]. N,
For the Committee.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
ORANGE SPRINGS

Orange Springs, May pa party
of eight young people from Elkton
camped over night here Monday on
their way to their home in Kansas.
Noel Johnson, one of our popular
young men. departed Friday for Chi
cago, where he will enter college.
Hugh Hall came out from Palatka
Friday and visited with his father and
sisters.
Mr.. John Larson spent the past
weekend in Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Heinie and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles aWtson from Ken.
wood visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
lRast Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Jordan will leave fol
Jacksonville again Monday to receive
medical treatment.
The two young men from Hawthorn
made their usual Sunday afternoon
call this week, stopping in the south
east corner of town.
Big preparations are being made
for our good roads meeting and bar
becue Thursday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24

The Times is amply competent to
fight it's own battles, but it does not
think it worth while to stage a fight
against gnat or mosquito. 1t might
take the trouble, however, to remind
the Star that its editor is not running
for high Office on the strength of a
reputation for eloquence founded on
the stolen thoughts of a man infinite
ly greater than the speaker. What
ever appears in our editorial columns
IN addition to our own thoughts is
bought and paid for. honestly our own
as much as any writing originated in
our Office, and possibly more interest
ing. We might suggest that the Star
could brighten it's editorial page by
occasionally substituting the bright
thoughts of others for the nasty little
filings at it's neighbors which it's sage
editor so freely INDUCES in.-Tampa
Times.
The foregoing statement from the
Times is as crooked as a dogs hind
leg. The imputation that Mr.. Tram
NELL is running for Office on tn.
strength of another mans eloquence
is unqualifiedly false. He is running
on his record as a senator, against
which the Times has not been able to
bring any argument. 1t is rather fun:
ny to have the Times spout abuse al
the Star and advise it to brighten its
editorial columns with the thought
from other editors. That is precisely
what it always has done, and it has
reproduced from the Times in as
great quantity as from any and more
than from most other papers. Anc
the Times never noticed any "nastS
little filings" until we caught it with
the goods the other day. On the con.
trary, it has been very liberal in re.
printing the Stars editorials and ap.
proving them. The Times is always
ready to take up for the men it sup.
ports, and has no right to find fault
with another paper for doing the
same thing. Shucks, Mr.. Times, yor
talk like small boy and the Palatks
News has had fit of Mysteries. You
can both go chase. yourselves unit
you return to normally.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
STOMACH TROUBLES
i,''7na Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black-Draaght, Then
Get All Right.

Seymour, Ind.-"Some time ago |
had sick spell, something like indt
zestion," writes Mrs. Clara Peacock, OF
Route 6, this place. Il would get very
sc. It the stomach, and spit or voElit,
ezpscially in the mornings.
E - ten l began the use Of ThedfoTd :
B. - -Draught, after l had tried other
n1.,.,ines. The Black-Draught T.
iavsd me more than anything that ]
tc3k and I got ali right
Il haven't found anything better
than Black-Draught when suffering
fron. trouble caused by constipation,
Il IS easy and sure. Can be taken Il
ssf.::l: lcses or large as the case sails
FOR.
When you have sick stomach, Ind
gezl.on, headache, constipation, o.
ar dfsagreeable symptoms, tax
R-Draught to help keep you
syst II free from poison.
Thedford,s BlackDraught Is mad,
from purely vegetable ingredients
acts In a gentle, natural way, and haz
10 bad after-effects II may be safels
taken by young or cid.
Get a package OF Black-Draught to
day. Insist on the genuine. Thed.ords
At your druggists. EC-1is
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-24
oCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO
Evening Star May "a, 1902

Evening Star May "a, 1902
A dance was given at the armory
last night by the friends of Miss An
ME May STANDBY in honor of her
graduation.
Mr.. Bob Sanders of Dunnellon has
just completed a deal in which he sold
his two-thirds interest m forty acres
of land near Dunnellon to ]. B. Pey-
ton of Tennessee. The land was rich
in phosphate and he received good
price for his holdings.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Belle Sharpe to Rev. Charles Fred
erick Benjamin, the wedding to take
place Wednesday evening, June 18th
at o'clock.
Mrs. Henry w. Long has been visit
ing friends in Quincy.
A son was born the 23rd to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. HERS at the home of her
sister, Mrs. W. V. Newsom.
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The Ocala Knights of Pythias at
their last meeting decided to begin to
take steps to build or buy castle hall
of their own, and appointed a COM
mittee to take the preliminary steps
to that end. The K. of P. should have
their own hall. They have large
membership, and if the lodge turned
out in full force at any time it would
overflow not only into the ante-room
but down stairs in it's present quar-
tiers.