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Aurora.


Mrs. M. e. Peck of Cleveland, o.,
visited her sister, Mrs. George Cros-
by, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rodick Of
Brewer were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Grover and
son Iven of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Treadwell and daughter Ruth,
and Mrs. Treadwell and father, j..
P. Grover of Brewer, were recent
visitors here.
Bernard Richie has bought the O..
E. Mills place and has moved his
family there.
Olin Jordan and family are in
their new home, having recently
rented their farm on the hill to Ray
Magoon.<
July 23. G.
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DedhaIn.

A. F.NMoore has gone to Portage
Lake.
Miss Ethel Rowe of Englewood, N.
j., is the guest of Mrs. Ella Burrill.
Miss Gladys Eldridge of Brewer is
sepnding a few days with her
mother, Mrs. w. Staples.
J. B. Burrill Of Brockton, Mass,
formerly of Dedham, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Wallace Black.
Miss Bernice Mclaughlin Of Port
land is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Mclaughlin.
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Mt. Desert Ferry.

Mrs. Mary Crabtree is visiting in
Springvale.
Miss Beulah True spent two days
last week in Bangor
Mr.. Robinson gave an interesting
talk on "Citizenship" in the Falls
church, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckay and chill
dren Of Rowland are visiting her pa
rents, w. W. Jellison and wife
July "a. L.
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North Lalnoine.

Mrs. Susie Warren is home from
Boston for a two weeks vacation.
The meetings at the schoolhouse
have been changed from Wednesday
to Friday evening.
Mrs. Dennis Hagan, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Phil
lips, will return to her home In Milo
this week.
Miss Nellie Doane Of Laconia, N.
H., who is taking special course at
U. of M, visited her sister, Mrs. Mil
lard Kittredge, last week.
mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Kittredge are
announcing the engagement of their
daughter, Mae Louise, to Ralph Hill
lard Gray Of Milton, Mass. A party
of friends gathered Saturday after
noon for surprise shower to Miss
Kittredge. A pleasant time was re-
ported. Refreshments were served.
Ralph Gray Of Milton, Mass, is a
guest at M. c. Kittredge's.
July "a. Y.
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Sullivan Harbor.

Miss Irene Smith returned home
last week, after an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Eastern Maine gen.
eral hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and family,
OF Wellesley, Mass, are spending the
summer at "Pine Brook Farm, with
Mrs. Bertha Urann and daughter
Margaret.
G. e. Meynell Of Philadelphia, re-
Gently appointed postmaster there,
is In town, guest Of the J. f. Mey-
nells.
Friends of Alvin T. Wilson will be
pleased to learn that his health is
much improved.
July "a. M.
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Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema, any skin itchinE. coo
box.--Advt. M
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Hancock Point.

DR.. H. w. Ball and wife of Lin
coin visited his mother. Mrs. Mary
Ball. last week, returning Sunday.
w. A. Parritt and family Of Bar
Harbor spent the weekend here.
/, DR.. E. w. Young and wife of
Everett, Mass, are expected to arrive
by auto, to-day.
George Merchant is working for
H. M. Hodgkins.
July "a. M. r.
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Wallace Reid Coming

The popular Paramount star, Wal
lace Reid, is coming to the Dirigo
theatre next Friday and Saturday, In
1.-THE He'll Diggers," his latest come
,dy. Lois Wilson is leading woman
.--Advt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
R|LED At
GOVERNOR BLAINE

Madison, Wis, March 81
iumult over statement that tba
american Legion has been used as
d political football" nearly
proke up a meeting of protest held
nere last night in which legion
anu patriotic and civic members
condemned Governor Blaine for
giving permission for Kate Rich.
ards o'Hare, socialist lecturer. f.
use a state auditorium.
Philip Voltz, a University ot
wisconsin junior and a forme,
service man, defended Goyerno,
Blaine, After his remark about
the legion, members rushed to N,
stage and Voltz was knocked
oown and otherwise rouehl,
handled.
Later the meeting adopted F.;
resolution saying that while tn,
slgners were not opposed to fire,
speech, they held It a desecratio,
OF the assembly hall to permi
MS o'Hare to speak there. be
cause In the hall are preserved tn
colors and casualty lists of Wis
consin regiments in the war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
vienna GIRLS WARNED
AGAINST MARRIAGE ADS

Vienna, March 81. - Vienna
girls are being warned not to be
misled by marriage advertise
ments from America. Half dozen
alleged cases of deception that are
cited by Der Morgan which as
serts they are but a few out of
hundreds" in which Austrian wo-
men have gone to America to
marry.
One case described is that of q
daughter of high Official" who
answered an advertisement in q
Vienna paper stating that an en-
gineer in Chicago desired to wee
a pretty educated Viennese. II
German the word engineer always
mean a professional title and Is
never applied to mechanics.
When she arrived she found thu
man was a metal worker. HI
soon lost his Job and the girl!
parents had to sacrifice even theiI
household goods to send her mon
ey to return.
Another instance Is recited II
which the advertisement contain
ed the phrase IAN American
dark wishes to carry, etc" TIL
prospective groom was negro.
Usually says the paper, the ad
vertisements describe the man a
earning so many million crowns
month which the woman finds t
mean virtually nothing in Ameri
can standards.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Marion

Walter George left for eastern
oregon Monday morning where he
mas secured employment.
Mr.. H. Beckman is still at the
willamette Sanitarium recovering
from an operation.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Russell, Saturday evening, March
20, son, named Eugene Harold.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.
overhalser, Sunday March 26, a
son, named Shirley Edwin.
A congregational meeting was
held at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, March "a. The
following were elected elders, w
f. Gulvin, N. A. Oleson. Trust.
ees; M. A. Barber, S. E. Roland
Thos. Wine. Rev. 0. M. Ogden
rendered his resignation as pastor
A vote was taken and resulted
in refusing to accept his resig
nation. 1t will not be definately
settled whether he will remain al
pastor for the coming year unit
after the meeting of the Presby
terry at Cottage Grove next week
Cake and Ice cream We're served
at the close of the meeting.
The w. o. w. held 500 part.
at the hall Friday evening, clos
ing with an oyster supper.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
PROTEST DIVERSION OF FUND

A letter received by the state
highway department, Thursday,
from B. F. Jones of Newport reg
listers a protest in behalf of the
Roosevelt highway association
against the use of any Of the $2.-
100000 set aside for the Roosevelt
highway for any orner purpose. In
an opinion rendered by Attorney
General Van Wrinkle recently 1t
was held that the state highway
commission might issue bonds up
to the limit authorized by law.
without consideration of the
Roosevelt highway fund. In other
words If the government failed TO
match the state fund while there
was still state money available.
the Roosevelt highway fund might
be expended on other highways.
The Roosevelt Highway associa-
tion contends that this money
cannot be used at least until aft
er February, 1928, the time limit
set for action by ,ne federal GOV
ernment in the original bill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Piano Buying
Made Easy
Clearance Sale at H. L. Stiff Fur
niture Co. Attracts Many

The wonderful bargains in
slightly used and secondhand pi-
amos and player pianos coupled
with the special prices and terms
on brand new discontinued styles
is attracting attention from all
over this section of the country
and many sales have already been
recorded ON our books.
The makes included are known
to every child and include such
names as Hobart M. Gable, Les
ter, Merrill, Fischer, Schiller,
Steinway, Kohler & Chase, Kohler
& Campbell and many Others.
Some of these instruments have
been used SO little they cannot be
told from brand new. Others,
while second hand, have been put
in first class condition in our re-
pair department, and are accom-
panied with our regular guaran-
| tee and exchange agreement.
Come in today. A small pay
ment brings the instrument you
select to your home. The balance
is made payable to suit your con-
venience.
H. L. STIFF FURNITURE co,
| Piano Dept. AuV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Girl Couldn't Stand
Clothes to Touch Her

"My father got me a bottle OF
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for
stomach trouble and am feeling
so much better since taking IT,
Ny stomach was so painful !
couldn't stand my clothes to touch
mo 1T is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrh-
al mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stom-
ocb liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis one Io9I soJ
will convince or money refunueu'
!. G. Perry and D. j. Fry lauv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
INTEREST ON ROAD FUND
DUE ONLY TO THAT FUND

Interest earned by money of the
state highway fund when placed
in state repositories must be
credited to the state highway fund
because laws creating the high
way fund expressly direct such
disposition of said interest. This
is the gist of an opinion rendered
by Attorney General Van Wrinkle
for the information of State Treas
urer o. P. Hoff. Ordinarily inter
est paid on state funds is credited
to the general fund.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Community Caap Organized.

Mount Angel, Or, March ST.
Monday evening the Mount Angel
Community club was organized,
bylaws adopted and the following
officers elected: Joseph Bernt,
president; P. N. Smith, vice -presi-
dent; w. P. Terhaar. secretary
treasurer. T. e. McCroskey of Sa-
lem gave the dedication speech
Matters for community welfare
were discussed and six standing
committees appointed. April "a
was set for the next meeting
when women wiz participate anc
special entertainment features
will be arranged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
feat For Bad
coughs and Colds
y Your Own Medicine and
Have the Best There Is
!! L Say It's Good When all
|lsus y Disappears and Clean
healthy Membrane is
Your Reward

Rsfe is an inexpensive home
remedy that you can't beat
one that will quickly bring
.'nat phlegm, stop the snuff
relieve the clogged nostrils,
breathing easy and cause
porn colds and persistent
Ens to vacate-many times ov-
fght.
~ it right away if you suf-
fom catarrh, chest colds or
irritating nose OF throat trou-
and you'll be glad you run
rs this little bit of advice.
" from any druggist, one
y OF Parmint double
|ngth) add to it a little sugar
enough water to make one
pint You can make it in two
|u'es and when it is mixed you
pride yourself on having a
sine that acts directly on the
'orane OF the nose and throat
acts SO effectively that all
Iem' all tickling and inflam-
On speedily disappears. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Hickey

Hickey, Mar. 31.-Harry White
Of Roseburg has returned home
after visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. White.
Mrs. e. A. Lewis of Ada, Ore.
was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orren Fryslie.
Mrs. Warner was called to Oak
land, Or, by the illness of her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Race and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Race of Salem were callers at
the NJ. M. Magee home Sunday.
Earl Unruh has purchased a
Grant car.
Floyd Gray is erecting a bunga-
low on his farm.
Lloyd Drorbaugh and Mrs. Or,
rem Fryslie spent the week end al
Rockaway with Mrs. Drorbaugh
Mrs, Drorbaugh and Mrs. Frysllf
are sisters.
Mrs. T. Dalke has returned
from Dallas where she visited hel
parents. ,o,
The new flag which the school
nurchased recently, was ralseo
Monday morning,
Apparently there is still enough
20 cnro,,t wild oats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

H. C. Browne of Portland has
been reappointed member of the
board of state fair directors ac-
cording to announcement of Gov
ernor Olcott. The governor also
announces the reappointment of
Charles A. Brand of Roseburg and
Jonah B. Wise of Portland as
members of the board of higher
curricula.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Belfast, Mar. 31.-(By Associ-
ated Press)-A patrol OF special
police returning from duty today
was ambushed in Hill street,
Newry. Constable Allen was shot
dead and Constable Waring was
wounded. While the other mem
bers of the patrol were picking
up Allen and Waring they were
fired ON with machine guns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
YELL CLOSES ARGUMENT

|llcago, Mar. BIN. B. Jew
mead of the railroad shop
Is, Thursday closed weeks ar
Pent before the United States
Fcad labor board in rebuttal
Fae railroads petition for a
per cent wage reduction for
Pmen on 204 lines.
p Jewell reiterated state
/ Us that the whole social struc-
OF the country is in a state
EOllapse and will continue so
FS the present system as to
|lls and wages is changed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
ilRACERS TO
NyTEEDSHERE
DAY

"a again going to re-
sbvD ,ha hum of racing motor
"a Salem will be the scene
W. oOening race in the state
I,s,s' according to plans now
.ut into shape by q group
mobile men and racing en-
|l.sts at Portland. The open
..sss '.s Of what promises to be a
ii throughout the season wlll " !
i, 4 is announced, at the
I air grounds at Salem on
t,,tiOn day, May 80,
|,ns for the races the being
'usd aI into shape by the Port
s,s under the leadership OF
|EdIe Hickey, well known pro-
Email racer, who has appeared
number Of the country's fast
3,rents Yesterday arrange
\ we're concluded for secur-
M state fair grounds track
4 nocoratton day and all pre-
ssorv details to ensure the big
N have been cleared away, II
[,,d The race will be held
Itly under the rules and sane
\ If the American automobile
E,iation, the body of which has
Ege Of all the big racing events
|he country, and the commit
IN charge is cooperating with
h p. watkins of Portland
kOns representative on the A
A ruling regarding amateur
|pg no cash prizes will be Civ
IA couple of dozen handsome
H. trophies will be provided tt
Ia to the winners, however.
|sces will be provided for the
brent sized cars in classes, 81
all cars may have an equa
kce, and in addition to thu
IN Of amateur events there
be a series of races for deal
stock cars. Portland automo
dealers are already express
keen interest in this feature
| are making plans for groom
|cars for the contests. All carr
have to be stock, except fol
Eng tenders and tops removed
gear ratio altered, IL desired
|Or those who prefer the fast
Ryents there will be two o.
u professional races, accord
| Ito present plans, In which a
h five professionals will com
!. Hickey himself, who hal
! residing in Portland all win
bnd has been building over hi
car to develop more speet
! ever, expects to run an ex
|tiOn race in the attempt t,
er the Salem track record o
seconds for the mile with fly
start, held by Gus Duray, for
Portland racer now of Seat
Hickey declares he is going t
five seconds off this record
|eadQuarters have been estab
I'D with the Pepp Motor Ca
pany, 1872 North Broadway
Hand, and all amateur driv
and others who are interested
asked to get in touch will
key or his associates. A BIZ
Of racers, particularly anna
5, Is planned for.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
NIB WRECKS TEXAS
| HOME; THREE ARRESTED

|allas, Texas, March 31.-
be men had been arrested early
y in connection with the bomb
|Osion which last night wreck
Fhe one story frame dwelling
FRS. Bedi McAlister here.
|iss Dorothy May Grace, 1S,
was in the wrecked house,
Pred a broken ankle and cuts
n the head. Mrs. H. q. Pat
mother Of Miss Grace, mar
" escaped injury.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Robbery Snsnects Seen

Seattle, Wash, Mar. 31.-Ans-
wering a call from Maynard, JEFF
ferson county where deputy sher-
ifs last night battled three men
believed to be members Of the
gang that robbed the State BANK
of Sequim and later killed log
ger near Port Discovery, Sheriff
Matt Starwich left Seattle at day
light this morning in an airplane
with two bloodhounds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

The home guard company of
Fairmount, Mimi, turned over its
war fund Of $500 to assist in the
building Of an American Legion
post.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Sport Briefs

spokane-National junior A. A.
U. water polo tournament will be
heid at the Spokane A. A. C. May
20, according to Manager Joe
s. Balm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31


heid at the Spokane A. A. C. May
20, according to Manager Joe
S. Balm.
London-Soldier Horace Jones.
canadian heavyweight champion,
lost to Albert Lloyd, Australia, on
a foul in the tenth round of what
was to have been 20 round bout.
New York-New York Athletic
club team won the national A, A.
N. water polo championship, de-
feating the champion Illinois
team "a to 8.
Chicago-John Pesek, Nebras-
ka, wrestler, defeated Max Orlan-
do of Chicago in straight falls.
Houston-Dick Griffin, Fort
Worth, outpointed frankie Gar
cia, San Francisco. in 12 rounds
New York-John Weismuller
II year old aquatic star of the
Illinois Athletic club, set new
worlds record OF zoo meters ant
220 yards, negotiating distances
in two minutes 1S and one fifth
seconds and two minutes 10 ant
one fifth seconds, respectively.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31
Night
Summary

Beaumont.-City Manager Geo.
Moark, acting under instruction
from Mayor b. A. Steinhagen
started custer proceedings against
city employees who may be mem
bers of the Ku Klux Klan. Mayor
in formal statement denounced
Khan, declaring it against best in
terests of city to have Klansmen
in employ.
Berlin. Feichstag adopted reso-
luton declaring demands Of the
reparations commission were in
tolerable and expressing approval
of Chancellor Wirth's statement
with regard to demands.
New York.-Anthracite miners
and operators committee on wage
negotiations adjourned after fall
ure to avert nationwide coal
strike to begin today.
Helena, Ark.-nundreds work
in driving rain to reinforce with
sand the levee at Old Town, which
began sloughing away in Missis-
sippi river due to flood stage OF
river.
Los Angeles.-Entire panel OF
jurors in Arthur Burch trial chal-
lenged by defense lawyer on
grounds of alleged tampering.
Washington.-Senate completed
its part of the arms conference
work by ratifying the last two
treaties of the group of seven sub
mitted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-31

Los Angeles.-Entire panel OF
jurors in Arthur Burch trial chal-
lenged by defense lawyer on
grounds of alleged tampering.
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HALF THE FIGHT
AGAINST ILLNESS
Keep the Liver Prepared TO Do
Its Duty in Cleansing the
System. k-Draught
VIII Help.

Kernersviile, - c.-Mrs. Wesley
Mabe. who resides near here. aaya
Thcdford's Black DuBght is kept IN
her homo all the tine. since II has
proved very valuable when used 10
correct arrangements OF the liver.
For dizziness. headaches. colds
stomach and bowels. and TO help pre-
yent sickneas from developing from
such conditions.
and similar tfDgbies. Black -Draushi Is
a wonder" according TO Mrs. nabc
1T helps carry away bile and cold
the easiest Of any medicine ! ever
saw
Il have used Draught with
my whole family. and will continue 10
do 50. as Il has proven its worth. We
are glad 20 recommend Black Draught.
Ny health IL just fine.'
Black Draught has been found a
useful adIuvant In breaking up colds.
when the use Of Laxative or cathartic
medicine Il indicated. II acts upon
the liver as a tonic, helping IL 10
drive polsons and unheaghfuI mat
ters from the system.
Bslicusness. dizziness. coated
tongue. bitter taste IN the mouta,
often warn you that your liver i out
Of fix. Don't neglect Il. Prevention
Of illness Is better than cure. Take
Black Dranght for your llvm. Be
sure you get Thedfofd's
Most druggists self Black Draught.
Get a package. today,-Thedford's.
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GORE THROAT
oargie with warm salt water
then eppiy over thfoat---
W G E s
" " n - o RU n
Over ~ Miiiloa fap [ 81 fsarlD

IAtlle Jane Esius daughter of Mr
ana Mrs nross Esgus, had the mis
fortune 10 fall dnwn the stepa A me
Presbyterian church Friday n ghi and
& vas foand yesterday her shoulder
blade was broken.
" q q
Mrs. Lester iloush Is ~ az her
hore on Fast Cleveland
= = "
Mrs }. = Woodwork of nonca
csy Is the guest - Airs Robert
i.fs'h. today.
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tended the Confederate Reunion
"a Atlanta as chapcron general,
she related Gambler entertained
fhe ladies Of her court. sent them
candy aud flowers. placed hi.
automobile at their disposal and
otherwise acted as any rcntle.
man would
After She bad returned 20 hsr
home in New Orleans. q GORE.
spondencc developed, she con.
tin4ed The capitalist told her
Glow bis daughter before hrF
marriage had always met him at
the door ard placed her arms
aroana his neck but that now
1t was hello father as she
passed him to embrace her hus.
hand
Herself lonely and susceptible
10 the idea Of a union based not
Upon love bat upon q 'c0mpan.
lonship ideal" their ideas grew
gradually together She said The
Louisiana woman took a trip 20
Switzerland and on her return
Gambler met her NJ the pier IA
New York. she said
Those rugged elements Of bis
character. which enabled him 20
rise from comparatively low
station IN life 70 the heighih Of
financial standing attracted and
facinaicd me
"whilc ~ did not have a
background Of generations of
courtly refinement. be possessed
All the elements Of gentleman
lie was. | thought, the ideal
TYNE kind. consiierate ADD
,olieiious of my welfare.
Leader classified ads Ke, results
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PERSONAL MENTION

Dr w'n G Miller has as his
guests TO- a mon,a rs mother and
sister Mrs J. u. Millfr and Ms
Heiea Miller OF Washington, D c.
- N "
W A Long and family OF Anus.
Okla and the Misses Evelyn and
Elsie I.crg of iawioR are here visit
ing IN ne homes oi Pearls and VIC
Long.
- X X
Mr. and Mrs Raymond MeNuity
ard sor. Junior returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit IN Kansas City
with friends end relatives and saw
the Prlnoa Of Palias parade. on
their way home they stopped a.
Thwrfnce. Kansas 'and visited Mss
Fise.a Wilson.
MSs Haze; Hurst xcnt 20 Ok.a-
homA City his -rorning 10 spend o
fsw daga wlih friends.
y y -
Ar end Mrs wm Biciell have as
their guess during oonslstory. Judge
md Mrs siarkweaiher q Anadarko.
x q y
Mrs. J. c. ohavrr has returned
from a weeks visl. with her hus-
band IN Duncan. Otuahcms.
x y =
Mr. ard Mrs. Con Harrington a-c
spending ihe weekend IN KLng'isher
visiting relatives.
X y x
MiEE G~sn Cramer of Gushing $
= guest IN The r z caaison home
v g x
Mouroe Fe.ton Ct Atlanta. GsorE.a
ard son. Leo and Sifs and baby
Richard OF Oklahoma City aren't
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A Real msso,

The Mason who stands by hIs lodge
taking an active part n the work
pats his n u'der 70 the wheel. ssudle.
Aasonry's high ideals. works his Va,
hsnestly from the lowest rung OF the
ladder 70 the top. thinks not 80 much
of the re'reshmeut side as the ~srs
s'de Of his lodge. and plays the game
before tbe world. l. a Mason In tr:th.
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