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The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
National Masonic Club
Holds Ladies' Night

National University Masonic Club
held its annual ladies' night Saturday
at Mt Pleasant lodge room. 1t was
an enjoyable affair. Pres. Philip
Herman stated that several more
such events would be given during
the coming season. Vocal selections
were contributed by Miss Linda Berg.
accompanied by Mr.. MortZ, and Mrs.
Harry Critten. accompanied by Mrs.
Harry r. Reed. George b. Wheel
ock gave several enjoyable recita-
tions. At the conclusion of the
entertainment refreshments were
served and dancing was indulged In
for the balance of the evening.
Among the invited guests present
were: George D. Sullivan, president
of the Railroad Square Club; William
Musser, president of the advisory
board of the Masonic clubs of the
District of Columbia. and o. w.
Riley, vice president of the Railroad
Square Club.
Edwin ID. Detweiler. vice president
of the club, was chairman of the
entertainment committee. assisted by
Messrs. 6. w. Hoover, Lacey Laugh
lin and Henry P. Thomas.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Carroll Council, K. c.,
to Give Party Tuesday

Carroll Council. No. 377, Knights
OF Co'aai; as. win meet on Tuesday
evenin3 in their hall. 91s Tenth
street northwest. at sI5 o'clock,
Grand Knight James r. Ryan in the
chair. Following the regular bust
ness meeting. which will be most
important, there will be social
hour. under the direction of William
Walsh. lecturer for the council. Mr..
Walsh will be assisted by large
committee.
The affair will he the annua!
Thanksgiving party for all members.
There will be an entertslnment. with
smokes and the giving away of tur-
keys 20 the members.
Carroll Council will hold its No
vember dance on Friday night, No
vember "a. in the Knights of Colum-
bus hall. This is one Of a series of
dances being conducted by the coun.
Gil, and the entire membership is in
vited to be present.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
|kllLRDEk GRBTTo
holds CEREMONIAL
Large Class Of heophytes In.
itiated Into Myateriee Of
Enchanted Realm.

Beginning with. a dinner to the
candidates AZ Harvex's at O'Clock
and: ending with a. vaudeville per.
formancs par ezcelience at the New
Willard Hotel at midnight, the. Gall
ceremonial Of Kallipelis on Friday
last was au-that could be. desired
and far exceeded the expectations. of
the officers and prophets.
A large class of neophytss was
initiated into the. mysteries Of the
enchanted realm and emerged at
their journeys end wiser and hap
pier man. Visitors included a large
delegation from Yedz Grotto. Balti
more. and an equally large number
from Samis Grotto.. Richmond
headed by Grand Monarch Z. craige
Pelouze.
The prophets marched. from Har
vey's to the New Willard Hotel ir
parade formation headed by the
famous Kaliipolis. band. of which
Prof. Julius Hamper Ii the director
The rftualtstic work was in the
hands Of Past Monarch Charles d
Shackelford. while Prophet Samuel
F. Shreve gave the candidates a
merry hour with quip and jest
During the evening addresses were
made. by several men Wen known
throughout the Masonic fraternity.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
5,OOOOhHAND,
At PARADE OF
ODD FELLOWS
Business Activity Of Alexandra
at a StandstM During Big
Pageant of Virginia Lodges
FIVE BANDS PARTICIPATE
Public Reception Follows and
Degrees Are Exemplified.
Other Items of Interest

With all civic and business ac
dvities suspended at Alexandria
Tor more than two hours the
street parade Of the Northern Vir
ginia Odd Fellows Association
Tuesday was the subject Of great
applause among the many thou.
lands along the gala decorated line
OF march. General Chairman w
l.. Martin estimated more than
5000 taking part. including many
from Maryland and $50 form the
District Of Columbia headed by
q band and Colonel Campbell, OF
the Soldiers Home, who il the
governments recognized Uncle
Sam"
A feature was the children of all
the public schools stationed along
Prince street each waving the
Stars and Stripes. Five bands
participated. Following the parade
q public reception was held in the
Ingomar Theater at 7:30. when the
first, second, and third degrees were
exemplified. An informal luncheon
was served at noon at the Hotel
Rammel.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
.FRIp#Ds N DEBATE
FOR <. Of c. PRIZES
Mendoza and Donesa Win in
Lodges Second Annual
0fatorieaI Contest.

The knights or Columbus Of the
DISTRICT of Columbia had as their
guests on Sunday night. Noyember
IL. the Filipino Club Of Washington,
which held its second annual orator.
cal contest in the knights OF Co
lumbus Hall. on Tenth street.
Six young Filipino men living in
the District, most Of whom are stu.
dents in its institutions, gave ora
tions in competition for two prizes
Offered by the club. s. B. Mendoza
speaking on the question, The
American history through the Fill
pino eyes" was awarded the first
prize. a gold medal. and Alfonso
Donesa. speaking on The Future OF
the Philippines" won the silver
medal. The other speakers were
Ignacio Nabong. Alberto Guzman
Salustiano Santiiia and G. L. Faj
ardo.
A musical program was given dur
ing the evening by Philippine stu.
dents and by members of the knights
of Columbus and others.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
K. Of c. COMPLETES
HISTORY. JOB SOON
Result of Commissions 10
Months Activity to Be
Published.

Official publication Of the works
of history resulting from the Knights
of Columbus American history COM
missions activities during the past
eighteen months VII be accom-
plished within the next few weeks.
local officials Of the order announced
yesterday.
1t has been decided that the his.
tory program will be completed with
the publication Of book containing
q series of studies on racial contri.
buttons to the American nation. Eng
glish, Irish, French. German, Jewish
Scandinavian. Spanish and negro ra-
cial effects will be set forth in detail
by recog rized authorities on those
races as they have come to and be-
come part of America.
In addition. the historical works
to be published under the auspices
of the X. of c. commission and with
the approval of the knights boa:d of
directors, will include the Jay
Treaty" winning monograph by
Prof Samuel Flagg Bemis; the In
terstate Commerce Act" by Louis
Morton Hacker. of Columbia Uni
versity; The Merchant Marine" by
Admiral Benson: Charters of LIB
crty." by Frederick Joseph kins-
man. former Episcopalian bishop of
Delaware; and "A Study of the Open
Door Policy in the Orient, Together
With a Story Of the Monroe Doc
trine."
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
'WASf|NeIA MOOSE
TO lB|N|I BIS 9Es|
District Supervisor and His Aid
Rspssts 100 AppIieaats.
For 0ecemher.

The regular seni.mont3fiy- meeting
Of the Greater washingtoR Lodge Of
the Loyal Order of Moose was held
on Tuesday, the 18th. at the lodge
rooms. Reports Of District Supervk
sor J. d. Nsweoanb and his aid. Will
lam Williamson. show class at
nearly one hundred new applicants
for the mysteries Of Moosedeua fer
the first meeting Of the lodge in De-
cember.
Reports of the entertainment com.
mittees Of the Ladies' of Mooseheart
Legion and OF the Greater Washing.
ton Lodge upon the Thanksgiving
Eve dance show the selection of Com.
munity House, At Sixth and e
streets, for the evening and a large
demand fer tickets. assuring both
lodges Of an enjoyable evening.
Fl. M. Brill. OF Greater Baltimore
Lodge. Nc. -. L. o. o. NJ. brought
greetings from the Baltimore broth.
ers to the Washington brother
Moose, and Vice Dictator Hanson,
Of the Washington lodge. acted as Of
ficial message bearer from the legion.
aires of Baltimore with a full report
OF the initfasory work at the October
meeting there, and an invitation to
all Washington fegionaires 10 attend
the meeting In Baltimore on Novem.
ber 26.
Orator Mitchell. Past Dictator
Stahl. Supervisors Newconb and
Williamson. in company with Broth.
er H. N. Leitenberg. Of Syractfse
Lodge Of Moose. attended the initia.
ton on Thursday evening Of a large
class In the Clarendon Lodge.
Senior Regent Agnes Grimnel, of
the Ladies Of Mooseheart Legion an.
nounces q special meeting held last
Friday. which had the largest attend.
ance OF the lady legionaires for many
months. The occasion Was.a most
enjoyable one. and after initiation OF
a large class Of new members a musi.
cal entertainment with rsfreshments
terminated the evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Modern Woodmen To
Elect Officers Dec. ,

Washington Camp No. 114s4.
Modern woodmen Of America. met
Thursday 10 the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie and was addressed by District
Deputy Spencer Roberts. Of Vir-
ginia. on the subject OF Woodcraft.
Reports were received Of the big
meeting held at Fairfax Tues.
day EVENING" Deputy c. NJ. Doubles
Of Virginia and District Deputy j.
II. Doubles were at the meeting and
made short addresses.
The team from Washington Camp.
headed by Capt. p. e. Beach. as
sisted in the initiation of a large
class. Washingtoa Camp viii re.
ceive a vista ton from the mem.
bers Of Fairfax and Arlington
Thursday evening.
TIE Consul. Van w. Roberds. an.
nounced that the annual election
Of officers of the camp will be held
the first Thursday in December.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Masonic Club
To Held FIRST
Ladies, Nieht''

THE executive committee.
= of tl,s Petworth Bkassaic.
Club has designated the. tititd
Monday h eseh nosth, at
7:3o P. NJ. ~ the time, and
Joppa Lodge Hall. SeconA
and Upshur streets, north
west. as lie phes for tho
regular meetings of the club.
Edward C. Wilbur. 43e1
. Grant Circle, Is chairman Of
The nenhsrship committee.
and has asked each member
for . ksA Il all Master
Mason he knows.
Tonerrew evening will b
the next regular meeting Of
the club and its first ladies'
night. After . shert bus
mess session. . program will
- pssssnted, folewsd BY a
social honr\ and dancing. 80
that We can all get. ac
qnainted.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Royal Arch Confers
Mark Master Degree

At the regular convocation Of Mt.
Horeb chapter. Royal Arch Masons.
on Tuesday last the mark master
degree was conferred. the ritualistic
work being rendered by the scribe,
o. L. Ballard. High Priest James s.
Briggs announced that at the con-
vocation on November as the past
and most excellent masters degrees
would be conferred. followed by the
royal arch degree on December l2.
Past High Priest Ralph L. Walker
IL organizing a chapter choir and
says he is anxious to hear from all
members who may desire to enroll.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
REBEKAH LODGES.

Following brief session Of Naomi
Lodge No. I, tomorrow evening. the
officers and members will attend
Ruth Lodge No. 2 on the occasion of
the annual visitation of the Assembly
President and her several officers.
On Wednesday evening the annual
visitation will occur at Mount Pleas
ant Lodge No. 3. Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
md Notes of happenings in Washngtons Fraternd Circles
X. of c. Start
| 3 Fairgrounds
| InCity of Rome

FOKMAL reception Of Ed
ward L. Hearn, of New
York, knights Of Columbus
European commissioner. en-
his arrival in RENE, BY Pope
Pins III, was announced in q
message received at X. of
C. headquarters. Mr.. Heafn
viii proceed at once to put
ints effect the X. Of C.
81. 100000 American welfare
!. program sanctioned BY the
Vatican.
The immediate plans, as
announced to the Pope, cal.
for the opening of three
Fairgrounds, two in congest-
ed eenters Of Rome and one
across the Tiber on land
donated for the purpose by
Pope Plus.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
k.C. Bandsnien
70 Be Assigned
Places Today

TIE knights sfs Colambus
- Raad Of. Waahingtsa Win
nsst this. ncrniasy e. 1esse
In thes knights Of Colnntns
Hall, SIS Tenth street north
wssk. Members. viii be- as
siepe& to Different positions
and q rehearsal, under the
direction cf Karl SchaefeF.
will be. held.
A class for beginners win
begin at Tao. O'Clock We'd
pssdsy evening at the club,
rooms, at 324 Indiana avenue
northwest. Members desiring
to learn how to play are
invited to. attend. this first
class On Wednesday. evening
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.

A special call has been issued tC
officers and chevaliers to be pres
ent on Saturday evening. wher
Canton Washington No. l will for
mulate plans for the annual in
spection and consider ways anC
sion of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Cincinnati.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
OFFICIAL yISITATIOSS.

Official visitations Of Grand Mas
ter Harry l.. Andersen for the week
will b. Amity Lodge No. q on
Tuesday and Columbia Lodge No.
10 on Thursday. Grand Chaplain
Hugh T Stevenson will deliver the
address Of the evening at Amity.
and at Columbia the Hon. Richard
Yates. Congressman at large from
Illinois. will speak. Mr.. Yates holds
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
MUSIC TO FEATURE
WOW. CONVENTION
ALI Washington Members IN
Wted to Meeting Wednes-
day at Capitol Heights.
CALENDAR.

A program of music and enter
tainment will feature the eonven-
tion Of Maple Camp. Woodmen Of
the World, next Wednesday night
in the Odd Fellows Han at Capitol
Heights 1t is to be an open meet
ing and an Washington woodmen
and their friends are invited. Ad-
wiser Lieut.. Louis F. Litz Is in
charge of the preparations. Re
freshments will be served.
After a spirited discussion OF
un form rank officers at Old Glory
Camp last Tuesday evening the
members present pledged themselves
to build up a creditable degree
team to compare with the old prize
combination which Old Glory for
merfy boasted Past Consul Humph-
ries was elected banker In place of
Sovereign Monroe. who resigned on
account of i'll health. Clerk c. D.
Holland. of Elm Camp. was a Wis
tor and made a talk on fraternal-
| ism. He was accorded the camp
honors.
Twenty visitors were in at
tendance at Fraser Camps session
on Monday evening. Consul Com
mander George NJ. Green welcomed
he strangers. Sovereigns Brown
and Litz. of Maryland. made talks
on the development of woodcraft
in this territory. Following the bust
ness meeting there was n drill of
the regimental special company in
preparation for the Forthcoming
class initiation.
Sovereign Urban. of Elm Camp.
is reported on the sick list. The
meeting of Elm next Friday night
will receive a special report from
the membership committee. The
social entertainment feature is being
arranged by Chairman W. A. Riley
Consul Commander Robert W.
Shumate, OF Hickory CamD. reports
that his quota in the drive Is al
ready attained. and he promises to
double the required nunoer of ap-
plicants for the big class initia-
ton.
Major Ben r. Smart is prenar'n-
his visit Of inSpertion to the com
nanies of his Ia attalion in Baltimore
and Hagerstown
The Boosters Club will hold an
iplrnrtan' meeting next TUESDAY AT
which all local Woodmen are In
vitsd to be present. There are sew
eral irnportart committee reports TO
he heard and the now literature Tor
he building fund distributed.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Thursday Turkey Night
For X. of c, Council

Keane Council No. 3s3. knights of
Columbus, viii meet at 8 O'Clock
Thursday night in the X. Of c. club
house. Grand knight John E. Burns
win preside.
II will be turkey night. and Lee
turer James p. Mckeon is anxious
to see a large audience.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
ORIENTAL ORDER.

One of the largest auditoriums in
Alexandria has been engaged for the
big ceremonial to be held by Mithras
Sanctorum No. 100. next Saturday
night. when more than 400 candi-
dates will be inducted into the
ancient mysteries of orientalism.
The Washington delegation will leave
at O'Clock and on arrival in Alex
andria supper will be Served. fol-
owed by street parade.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19


Logan Tribe No. 9. Inprosed
Order of BED Men. on. last fhurs1sy
night had Great Sachem Emory and
staff present. Il being, the annual
visit OF the. Great Chiefs 20 the
Tribe. II was the largest yfsitstion
Of the series no far Twelve Past
Great Sachems were, In sttendspce.
also three visitors from outside
reservations. Past Great Sachem
Neiu Of Ala gave an elegant address
on the care OF orphans bY the Inn
proved Order of Rcd Nep. Pop
White also gave one. of his inter-
estipg talks after. which refreshr
ments were served,
Past Sachem Dyer gave the inyf-
tation TO the members Of the Deeree
of Pocahontas to be preseni a.
Mine0la Coupcils visitation. sam
Maddox. Sachsm Of Sepecs yrlbe.
extended a like invitation 70 the
Seneca Tribes visitation 90 N0ysm-
Der ~.
Sioux Tribe No. Is WeAnesday
night received the WampSm Be,t
from Sachem Carroll and q dele0-
ton from Red Wing Tribe No. 70.
Ahc AiAoc ocCA3c<4 ~ C&Ig 90 AML&k
to osceola No Il NovemheF - ana
to then attend the visitation a
Senede Tribe. After Q lengthy bssi-
ness session the ways ana neans
committee furntshed refreshmeufs
White Eagle Tribe Ne. II enter
tanned the Great Chiefs FrtAay
night. Great Nishdneva J. J. Ne
cracken was speaker Of the
evening.
"Wednesday night. November %,
the Degree Of Pocahontas v1H hos1
their class adoption. The nneueer1
OF this branch have elaborate pians
made for the entertainment Of those
who attend. The work WIZ be con
ferred by a picked team and severss
new features viii be presented
The order will hold its sansal
Thanksgiving service in the Westers
Presbyterian Church On II sfre<f
between Nineteenth and F~eoas<<h
streets Northwest. Sunday eseniAE,
November fs. The mernbers ~
meet in Logan Tribes xlEuaa sk
7:30 sharp and march from theme
to the church in q body. All mem
bers are urged to be present On chks
occasion.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

membership in nlini Lodge No 4 at
Jacksonville. Ill.
Past Grand John A. Myers. Of
Sarepta Lodge No. Is. of Alexandria,
was a visitor to the grand secre-
tary's office during the week.
The eighth week of the bowling
league opens tomorrow evening with
Brightwood and Harmony: Tue sday,
Central and Eastern: Wednesday.
Mt. Pleasant and Federal City;
Thursday. Covenant and -Amity:
Friday, Washington and Salem; Sat
urday. Golden Rule and Fred D.
Stuart.
Chairman August Werner an
nounces another of the popular
social dances to be held following a
short session Of Mt. Pleasant Lodge
on Tuesday night.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
ENCANIPNIENTS.

Extensive arrangements are ir
progress by Grand Patriarch Guy
+. Glossbrenner for a grand rally
to be held in the auditorium OF
l. o. o. F. Temple on Friday. De
cember s. NJ Clyde Kelly. Mem
Der of Congress and a member OF
Braddock Freed Lodge No. 529
BraddOck, Pa. will be the speaker
and an appropriate program will
be presented. In order that all
efforts may be directed toward
this event the Grand Patriarch
has postponed his annual visitation
to Columbian Encampment No. 1,
to December %
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
This weeks schedule follows:
ODD FELLOWS LODGES.

Monday-Union No. IL. Beacon
No. 15, degree.
Tuesday-Washing No. s,
Golden Rule No. 2l. degree: Amity
No. %, visitation; Mt. Pleasant No.
29. entertainment.
Wednesday - Eastern No. Z,
Friendship No. u. business: Har
mony No. 3. degree: Covenant No.
l3. second degree.
ursday-COlumbia No. 10.
visitation: Salem No. %, Langdon
No. 26. degree: Phoenix No. 2S,
business.
Friday-Central No. I. Metropo-
lis No. 16. degree; Federal City
No 20. initiation.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

Chief Patriarch Eta c. Royston
will head the official line at Fred ID.
Stuart Encampment. No. Z. tomor.
row evening. when the Royal Purple
degree will be conferred. Others in
the cast will include John H. Wood
Samuel F. Frye. Elmer Cummings
A B. White, Robert l. Patton, John
Taylor, and William L. Beasley
Grand Patriarch Glossbrenner and
Official line will be present.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

Scribe Roscoe Jenkins has issued
special announcements for the meet
ing of Magenenu Encampment No. !.
on Tuesday evening. when the Gold
en- Rule and Royal Purple degrees
will he exemplified. with the regular
line officers occupying the several
stations. Chief Patriarch Walter c.
W. Burgess has invited as honor
guests the Grand Patriarch and his
official line.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
Tribe. CHIEFS v6H
/ AElhnFsulDIgs
Twelve Past Great saeasma IN
Abundance o on hogan Tfihe
Bhursday, Wight J.
CuIENpAR

CAENpAk
Menday-Rsd WinG Tribe No -
Tuesday-Idsfe Tvibe Ne. 10,
White EAGis STrihs No. u,
WedDesday-Sioux Trfhe No. 10,
white EAGis Cespci Nc
Thursday-Leean rribe No. Z
F'HssisIs'7fsss Hiss.is fsis. nj e. 4. s ...1i.; 4;
Tribe, No. 70. isshs Council
Saturday-Osa<e Trihe No. q.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.

Saturday - Canton Washington
No. l. drill
ENCAMPMENTS.
MOnday-Fred d. Stuart No. Z,
royal purple degree.
Tuesday-Magenenu No. 4, gold
en- rule and royal purple degrees.
REBEKAH LODGES.
MOnday-NaOmi No. /. business;
Ruth No. 2. visitation.
Tuesday-Fidelity No. :. Friend
ship No. s, degree.
Wednesday-Mt. Pleasant No. 3,
visitation.
Thursday - Martha Washington
No. 3. degree.
ORIENTAL ORDER.
Saturday - Mithras Sanctorum
No. 100. pilgrimage.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

membership in nIini Lodge No at
Jacksonville, Ill.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

White Eagle Tribe Ne. n enter
tanned the Great Chiefs FrtAsy
night Great Nishineva J. J. Ne
cracken was speaker Of ths
evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

Major Ben r. Smart is prenar'n-
his visit Of inSpertion to the com
nanies of his battalion in Baltimore
and Hagerstown
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24
In the Field of Sport
AUTO RACING TO BE FEATURE
Polo Will Also Be Attraction This
Year.

SEDALIA, Mo-, June 24.-Auto races.
with the cream of American professional
talent in competition, will feature the
sports program at the Missouri State
Fair to be held this year, August l9 TO
26.
Large purses are TO be dangled be-
fore the eyes of the professional stars
as an inducement for them to ship their
mounts here for the events and indica-
tons are that many Of the dirt track
record breakers will be here to race on
the big mile track.
Bonuses are also to be paid to a few
of the most famed pilots to assure their
appearance here in August. The auto
races will be held on Monday and Sat
urday during the fair Besides the races,
auto polo will be a feature Of the pro-
grams.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24
American League.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construction
Of Hospital Building and a Beef Cat.
tie Barn will be received by the Curators
Of the University Of Missouri at Colum.
bia, Mo-, until IL a. m, Monday, July
II, 1922.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned by deposit of $1,000 for each
building, or may be seen at the Office
Of Jameson & Spearl, Architects, St.
Louis.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
EDW. E. BROWN, Bus. Mgr.
Columbia, Missouri.
Uast insertion June 26.)
Air in your Tires Free at Taylor Car
age.-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Jos. T. Harris as
a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
Boone County Circuit Court, subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary,
Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24
MAKE BIC MONEY
DURING VACATION

A nationally known manufacturer OF
au,omotive accessories has a sales pro-
gram for June. July and August, that
requires the services Of number OF high
grade men of good personality-college
men preferred.
Previous sales experience is desirable,
but not absolutely necessary. Men who
don't waste their time can easily clear
$40 to SIS per day and expenses, after
becoming familiar with the work.
If you want to make your summer
vacation really profitable, write us TO-
day.
THE PIERCE CORPORATION
Dept. 10 Anderson. Indiana
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Thad B. Hick-
man as a candidate for the office of clerk
Of the Boone County Court, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary,
Tuesday, August l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized to announce Robert H. Gray
as a candidate for the office of clerk
of the Boone County Court, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary.
Tuesday, August ].
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-24

The Columbia Evening Missourian is
authorized TO announce Irby A. Fisher
as a candidate for the office of clerk Of
the Boone County Court, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary, Tues.
day, August l.