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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20
THIRD DISTRICT

Agan, Mrs B M-l201 acres land and
buildings on Nanjemoy creek. near
Riverside, assessed at $13, 222; deed
from Adrian Posey ct al, Li0er c
No. 81, folio CAS-
Due for State Tax. 49,. 50 OF
" /" Co. . -. 266 43
Bowie, Joseph E. 12s acres wood
land between Ironsides ard Cross
Roads, assessed at $zl38; Sc acres wood
land, part Hoover Place, assessed at
s216; personal property asse jsed al
S4375; deed from Albert B Posey and
wife, Liber II Z e No. 26, folio 255;
deed from Thomas P Simmons and wife,
Liber w NJ A No. 81, folio 692.
Due for State Tax. % Sc
20. ..... .lO6 81
B jwie, Mary ESQ acres lani and
buildings near Cross Roads assessed ell
S497; no record reference; personal
property assessed at $l55.
Due for State Iax..... 229
" - Co. +" ... 10 81
Barnes, Henly Hrs-25 acres wood
land near Riverside assessed $200;deN d
from Thomas Spsake and wife, LIber
G A H No. 4. folio Ss7
Due for State Tax. 70
Co. " . l6
Craig, Richard-h acre land near
Clifton Beach assessed at 500; no
record reference.
Due for State Tax. $50. Sc
Co ...... l bo
Davis, Samuel-9 acres lana ano
buiidirg near Doncaster, assessed al
SAB; dee from Tnos P Simmons and
wife to Mary Z Davis, wife of Samu /
Davis, Liber ii e L No. n. folio 40.
Due for State Taxi. 80
+" Co. g .... s So
Franklin, Eddie s9 acres land ~
buildings, near DoLcast r, uses sed at
sll3s; deed fiom Lloyd L Swami ano
wife, Liber W NJ A NJ. SO, lofio 1s9.
Due for State Tax 93
:" :" Go. . ...... 70 "a
Gilroy, MAYNARD MA acres land
and bunuing near D,lncasser, asses ed
at $543; no record reference
Due for State Tax..... 267
- 81 Co. ...... II O6
Gibson, Jesse Hrs ). 40 acres of
wCodIsnd in Nsnjemoy as essed at
s240; deed IRON James d Carp inter- and
wife, Liber q A II No. 3, f0no 227
Due for tate Tax. 81
- - Co. ...... $50
Gains. Romanns-s0 acres land and
building near Grayton, assessed at Sl35;
probably deed from Mob e Posey, Libel
b G No. 5, folio So
Due for state Tax. l55
Go, -" 100
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20
FIFTH pIsTRICr

Brown, Dan Ell acres land and
building, pert of The Glebe, assessed
at S455; no r. cord reference
Dus Tor State Tax 80. 80
+" /" Co. 7I9
Brscoe, Ethel 2 acres land and
buildings, part Lancaster Purchase,
assessed at 500; deed from Frne t
Green, Liber c P No. 30. folio 34S
Due for state Tax. q
Contee, John acre land and build
lngs. part Milton Hill, assessed at $40;
dee d from@Ells R Higdon and husband,
Liber F D ID No. 10. iolio 4s3,
Due for State Tax. 81
Cochrane 6 Powell co-2 acres land
and buildings at Rock Point assesse
at $500; deed from Ida NJ Shorter and
husband, Liber W NJ "A No. SO. A. 279.
Due for State Tax. g IS
Chase, LLOYD W-Livestock and We
hicles assessed at sl57
+" =" Co. -. 24s
Carson. Geo. H Automobile ssssss-
ed at $500
Due for Stste Tax -. los
- Co. :. 474
Dyson. Elmer-Automobil assessed
at $500
DIE for State Tax.., los
q :" CO. w 474
Davis. Willism-2s acres land and
buildings, Part Glebs. assessed at s5l5
deed IRON Jennie A Todd ct 81 to Jas
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20
SECOND DISTRICT.

Augustine, Vim jill acres woodla p
and building tiom K v WEIGH Hrs., as
sessed at SiS5; coed from Sabina Nick
held ct al, Llber W NJ A No. "a, folio ga
Due Tor state Tax. =. 275
- Z" 20. - ... l2al
Barnes, Frank & Hester Harris-146
acres woodland, assessed at S1l8S; will
of Asa Simmons, Liber NJ I No. Is,
folio IL: also see No. l443 Equity and
No. 1914 Equity.
Due for State Tax. ..... 90
Co. - .. Is As
Barnes, Robert H-37 acres land
and building on road Pisgah to Ma
sons Springs, assessed al S743; deed
from Frederick Nelson ct al, Liber b
G S No. 10, folio AS; deed IRON Chas.
ID Carpenter and VIE, Liber Ii & c No.
rs, folio 270.
Due for State Tax ...... S45
e e Co. ..... Is SIS
Bell, SUSSEX acres land and build
ings near lronsiues, part 1.-Two Loving
brothers," assessor $500; deed from
Frances n Simmons ana husband, LiDer
VIVA No. 80, Ioho 326
Due for State Taxs. Is
+" Co. :. go. 474
Bsnks, Gordon G-Lot No. % OF C 7
jenkins SUBDIVISION at Marpury, as
seseeo at 500; deed from G I jenkins
ct al, Liber W N A No. "a. folio SO
Due tor state Tax. 35
Co. ...... So
Barnes, Eliza 4S acres land, "st.
Johns Trouble. on Nelson Point ROAD
assessed at 1884. No record reference
Due Tor State 81 Tax" 50 IS
Carter, George W-10 acres land and
buildings on road Ripley to Port To-
baeco. assessed at 1881; deed from r Ii
Maddox. Liber b G S No. 10, folio 465
Due for State Tax. 81
Chase. Robert Livestock and We
hicies assessed at SIT
Due for state Taxi. 81
20. ...... 2 80
Gray. Charles H 50 acres land and
buildings near pisgsh. assessed at s4S6
trtbsbly will OF kowaid s WEIGH,
Liber N 7 No. ls. toto 277; (Virg MIA
Gray, wife OF Charles H Cray
Due for state Tax. l SO
20. ....,. 8 81
highheld, Ihomss E-2 acres land
and buildings ss.essed at $500, on land
from Clayton E. Posey; deed from
clayton h Posey and wife, l.iber C ri
No. 80, ioho 400; title now in Lillian
M bicknell.
Due for State Taxi. ASS
90. :. ...... 20 81
jackson, James Edward acres land
and buil0ings, = RI Butts Proyeltv, "
assessed al $500; deed from ThuGnts V
Kersey and VIE, Liber W NJ a N. "
folio z45. little now in the kasIt IN
Shore Trust Company, a buey e-r. err
ate. see No. 1865 Equity.
Due fer state lax 49,. $50
- 20. /" 80. is ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20

Alexander, Lizzie-Lot No. 10 and
building, South Glymont subdivision
assessed $500. Deed from Sigel
Brown; 1iber w NJ A, No. 35, folio
277 sc, land record.
Due for State tax. 464
+" :" Co. g .. 20 "a
Bee Hive Lodge, No. 66-2 acres
land, assessed at 800. Deed from
Henry Matthews and wife; liber W NJ
A, No SS, folio 481 sc, land record.
Due for State tax...... IS
a. ss Co g IS
Blanchard, Martin BLOC acres and
buildings, Pastures Enlargedn as
sessed at 1920. Deed from George p
Golf and wife; liber G S, No. I. TO-
lilo l4l, land record.
Due for State tax. -. 431
8 Co. -. 10 "A
Blanchard, Edward E-24o acres
land and buildings, "Pastures En-
largedn, assessed az S3340 Probably
deed from Ella V Blanchard to Martin
Buell.; liiber G A H, No. 4, folio 43l,
land record.
Due for ?. State aa taxi d s8 g
Boswell, Hannah-57 acres land and
buildings near Pomonkey, assessed at
sl05l Deed from Benjamin A Raw
Ilings; liber f d Nj, No. IS, folio ass
sc, land record.
Due for State tax...... 368
/" Co. " ..... 1875
Brawner, Eleven-Lot and building,
part South Glymont subdivision. as
sessed $500. No record reference.
Due for State tax...... 10
:" I" Co. = 400. 7g0
Carter, Emerline Hrs-25 acres land
and buildings, assessed $3.50. Deed
from John F Richardson and wife; H.
Der B G S, No, 4, folio 400 &c, land
record.
Due for State tax... 1913
I" Co. - -. - 8 SO
Chase, John Hrs-25i acres land and
buildings near Pomonkey, assessed at
sT95. Deed from Edwin A Wilson, ct
al; liber + d NJ, No. Is, folio l76 &c,
land record.
Due for State taxi. 279
Z" " Co. " $50. 1851
Clarke, Eliza ca acres land and
buildings on road Pomonkey to Indian
Head, assessed at 1853. Deed from
Eugene II Brawner and wife; liber +
~ W W. Az AOAAO -ot eANi Adhd AOCOTus
Due for State taxi. 2 66
"a Z" Co. ...~.. 1900
Craig, Thomas-lo acges land and
buildings, assessed at S7l5. Deed
from E W. Rowe and wife; liber B G
S. No 8, folio 402 sc, land record.
Due for State taxi. 25S
:. Z" Co. " ...... IL 81
Driscoll, James-Automobile, as
sessed at $500
Due for State tax. =. 140
- Co. 632
Davis, Thomas-M Motor vehicle and
livestock, assessed 1926.
Due for Stlte tax. IA
/" Co. .. 514
Easton, John A-Livestpck and We
hicles, assessed at s124.
Due for State taxi. AZ
. Co. ...... 1895
Fields, Sylvia-1 acre and buildings
at Indian Head, assessed s2695; 10
acres and buildings on road Indian |
Head to La Plata, assessed at s4095. |
Deed from Francis E Mattingly, ct al; |
liber B G s, No. II, folio 273; deed |
from Sigel Brown, ct al; liber II C C,
No. rs, folio 81; deed from Williiston |
3 Stoddard, ct al; libeT w NJ A, No.
80, folio so.
Due for State tax. 1929
F" " CO, -" 40, liz 50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20
Treasurer's Sale
OF.
Property Of Delinquent
Taxpayers

Bv virtue Of authority vested in me
ss Treasurer Of Charles county, l will
proceed to sell at the Court House
door. in La Plata, Nd, on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-20

W Davis, LIber H c C No. 26. a, 1si,
Due for State Tax. 276
" Co. 49,. IL 45
Hemsley, Wm--1 acre land and build
ings part Milton Hill, assessed at $221:
deed from E Ia R Higdon and husband,
Eiber W NJ A No IS, folio PIG,
Due for State Tax 80. rs
- &c. ..... $50
Powell, Emma B-s acres land and
buildings at Rock Point, assessed at
S6l2; deed from Ida NJ Shorter and
husband, Liber W Nj A No. SO, fl. $50.
Due for State Tax. BIS
80 " Co: secs. 967
Proctor, Emancel :. Livestock and
vehicles assessed at $50
Due for State Tax. SO
% +" Co. 9 ... 237
Symanska, Andy = Livestock and
boat assessed at 1893
Due for State Tax. l19
=" Co :" 800. 596
Turner, John WI acre land and
buildings Port Ditchley" assessed
at Sl92; no record reference.
Due for State Tsx .. 81
Co. 900. -
Evening star., 1923-08-12
He Got the "Varmint.

Government hunters engaged IN
predatory animal control work some
times have to perform feats sufficient
ly thrilling for the movies, says a
Department of Agriculture bulletin.
Charley Miller cooperative hunter
under the biological survey. United
States Department Of Agriculture, re
Gently brought in the famous old
White river Ion in the Arizona dis
triCt having made his eaten uu-
der unusually difficuit conditions. The
mountain lion. which was thought 10
be jaguar, because Of the size Of his
track was reported at the White
river crossing by coWmen who had
suffered through his depredations.
Miller had Il pack of Wirehaired
terriers. and these were at once put
on the trail Of the lion. which never
before had been hunted other than
with hounds The lion took 10 the
cliffs Immediately, and there tried 70
whip the dogs out as he had whipped
several other packs. The little ter
riers would not yield. however. and
even followed their quarry into
cave on the side Of the cliff. When
he found that charging the dogs two
or three times did not scare them on
the lion went back into the den.
Miller then arranged that another
man with him should let him down
over the face of the cliff by means o:
rope. Dangling in front OF the open
ing TO the den. Miller shot the lion
and then dragged him out. Having
secured the prey, the hunter was then
pulled 70 safety at the top OF the
the cliff, 1t was the largest ever kill
ed in the state and had been very de-
structive to live stock in the general
neighborhood of White and Black
rivers
Evening star., 1923-08-12

cellor Samuel NJ. Pearson and knight
l.. b. Thornton of Syracusians Lodge,
No. 10. The golden jubilee celebra-
tion scheduled for last Wednesday
evening has been deferred indefinite
ly, and same will be brought before
the lodge by knight Herman A.
Woody, chairman, entertainment
committee. at next convention, We'd
nesday evening, August % Knight
Charles c. Whitehouse OF Butler
Lodge, No. ell, Butler. Pa, was a
visitor
A large delegation OF the member
ship OF the order visited Baltimore
Yesterday 20 take part in the re-
union given by the order OF that city,
at Frederick Road Park.
The drive to secure applications for
receiving the rank OF page In the
"Heiss- Heisley Glass" in the fall will
be launched next Wednesday.
The meeting of the bowling league
is TO be held August l6. At the last
meeting President Pearson was di-
rected to arrange for a contest be-
tween picked teams of the several
fraternal bodies In this city for the
fraternal. championship OF the Dis
trict handsome cup having been
donated for the winning team.
Evening star., 1923-08-12

ters of commendation for the engi-
neering supremacy Of their ship over
others Of her class.
The Tacoma and Galveston stood
two and three. respectively. and ships
and crews will sport the red e
Letters OF recognition of their good
work will be received by Capts. w NJ.
Hunt and III. q. Sparrow Of the Ia
koma and Capts. u. c. Hanrahan and
r. +. Pope of the Galveston.
In the gunboat class the palm went
TO tine Asheville, whose commanding
officer Capt. J. o. Richardson. will
be officially commended by a depart
mental letter.
Photographing a smoke screen
from the air. returning to the laho-
ratory, developing, enlarging and de-
livering the finished photographs 10
o+ftcials a mile distant, all in sixteen
, minutes, was the record made by
naval photographers at the San Diego
air station during the recent Ameri-
can Legion gathering there.
At the next session Of Congress the
bureau OF navigation will recommend
the enactment Of legislation for the
relief of enlisted men who during the
war accepted temporary and reserve
commissions or warrants, and who
subsequently reverted TO their former
enlisted status. This action is CON
templated in view OF the decision
from the controller general that serv-
ice as a commissioned OF warrant Off
Ger during the war is not enlisted
service" and may not be counted in
the computation OF longevity pay.
Capt. A. b. Fry, senior captain Of
the United States naval reserve, now
on duty at the department in the
naval reserve policy section OF OPP
erations. has been appointed b. the
Governor Of New York. commodore.
commanding the naval militia OF the
state. He was the organizer of the
naval militia of the United States,
served in the Spanish American war
and world war as an engineer otffcer.
The unsatisfactory condition in the
petty officer situation is receiving
considerable attention by the depart
ment. At present. reports show.
losses are in excess of recomme nda
tions received for advancement from
non-rated grades TO lowest petty ofti
| Ger ratings, and until men now in
training for advancement have quail
fled on board ship little Improvement
| is hoped for
The department is preparing sur
vey OF losses in each of the various
groups of petty officer ratings dur
/ Ing the fiscal year 1924, showing the
| average number of men that must be
recommended each month for ad-
vancement in order 10 make up the
| existing shortage and care for the
anticipated losses next year.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Columbia, No. 26, with Knight Ed
T. Negosta, chancellor commander of
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10, in the
chair. conferred the rank of knight
on several candidates last Wednes-
day evening Past Chancellor y. Gil
rardi was elected publicity agent
z. F. Jsehnke. chairman publicity
committee, made brief address ex-
Harding. deceased. member of Candy
Lodge, No. 81, Marion. Ohio. After
which the lodge stood at silent at
tention for two minutes, passed a
resolution indicating abysmal sorrow
at his death and drafted a communi-
TO Mrs. Harding, the grief stricken
widow. Past Grand Chancellor G.
Frank Day was a visitor. Rank of
page Will be conferred Wedne sday
evening, August %.
Home No. 81 will conduct an en-
rollment ceremony tomorrow evening
and all Pythians of this and sister
domains will be welcomed.
Capital, No. "a: last Tuesday
evening held a brief convention. pay
Warren Gamaliel Harding silent
prayer was offered, after which the
members sang Nearer. My God, to
Thee Rank of page will be con-
ferred on three candidates next Tues
day evening.
Calanthe, No. 10. will confer rank
Of knight tomorrow evening.
Webster. No. Z. held a special con-
vention last Tuesday evening, at
which a resolution was adopted ex-
pressing profound sorrow at the
death of President Harding and sym
pathy for Mrs. Harding.
During the course of the evening
eulogy was pronounced on the life
and Pythian career of Brother Hard
ing by John b. Dickman of Webster
Lodge. No. I, Of which he was an
honorary member Also arrange
ments were made for a representa-
tion of ten members of Webster
Lodge. consisting of Brothers Ford,
Smith. Wright, Dickman, Gray. Cuth-
bert. Mansfield Beall, Range and
Biggs, as delegation from Webster
Lodge. No. Z. which participated in
the funeral escort Wednesday morn
ing. The next regular convention
will be held next Tuesday evening.
after cessation of three weeks.
Svracusians, No. 10. conferred the
rank of knight at it's convention last
Friday evening. Knight l.. B. Thorn
ton, chairman entertainment commit
tee. announces that the lodge will
hold a social August "a
Union. No. %. held a brief meeting
last Wednesday evening. paying a
tribute of respect to late President
Harding, member OF Candy Lodge,
No. 81, Of Marion. Ohio. Remarks 8
were made by e. r. Jaehnke, chair
man. publicity commttteeiaPa Chan
Evening star., 1923-08-12
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Schdule

Monday night-Department Band,
921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Tuesday night-Col. James S. Petit
Camp. 92t Pennsylvania avenue
southeast
Wednesday night-Gen. NJ. Emmet
UreIl Camp. Pythian Temple, 1912 9Th
street northwest; Col. John ]. Astor
Ladies' Auxiliary, 921 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast: Gen. NJ. Emmet
Urell Ladies' Auxiliary, Pythian Tenn
pie. 1912 eth street northwest
Thursday night-Lieut. Richard J.
Harden Camp, Pythian Temple, 1912
9th street northwest.
Saturday afternoon-Snaix Crawl,
Military Order of the Serpent, Grand
Lair, District of Columbia, country
home of Arthur NJ. Berthiaume, Ingle-
side, Va
Department Commander James j
Murphy forwarded to Mrs. Warren G..
Harding q resolution OF sorrow in
the death of President Harding.
The Military Order of the Serpent
has completed arrangements for
crawl of the snaix in Virginia next
Saturday at o'clock. This meeting
will elect four delegates to the su-
preme convocation. "A red-hot farm
dinner" will be served at o'clock.
Comrade OBrien. thrice infamous in
ferior grand gu gu, says Affirmative
replies received indicate an attendance
of at least 90 or 100 members, and
Grand Gu Gu McCanfrey is quite en-
thused. A jolly good time is prom
Used all.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph Council, No 8. installed
the following officers. with Deputy
Rosella Cole presiding: Junior past
councillor, Pearl Wolfe: associate
junior past councillor. Harry Thomp-
son; councillor, Mary Migeot: associ-
ate councillor. Maud Watts; vice coun-
cilor, Amelia Buderseim; associate
vice councillor, Ida Umhau; recording
secretary. J. W. Schwenk tre-elected
twenty fourth time). assistant re-
cording secretary. Hattie Burrows
(re-elected seventh time): financial
secretary. Mary Newman tre-elected
eighth time); treasurer, Fanny Joyner
(re-elected fifth time): conductor.
Mary Owens: warden, Roy Lee Wolfe;
inside sentinel. Rose Smith; outside
sentinel, Frank Wright. trustees,
Pearl Wolfe. Naomi Grinder and
Emma Buell.: representatives. to the
State Council, Mary Migeot, Pearl
Wolfe and Charles Newman.
The council will have initiation on
August IA with Capt. Harry Buell. in
charge of the drill team. Louise
Schwenk, chairman of the good of order.
will provide refreshments. A large
number of our members expect to at
tend the J. .. L. A. NJ. reunion at
Pen Mar August l6
Evening star., 1923-08-12
JR, @, u, A. M.

Benning Council. No. 21, last Mon
day evening paid tribute TO the
memory Of President Harding. The
ceremony was presided over by
Councillor W. IT. Douglass, who made
a brief address. after which the large
assembly stood in silent reverence
with bowed heads for two minutes.
prayer was delivered by Chaplain L.
Miibourn, after which Nearer, My
God, to Thee was sung by the as
semblage. The lawn fete which was
scheduled to be held from August 7
to IL was indefinitely postponed.
The degree staff. headed by G. v.
Meile. conducted the initiation OF
Candidates James H Ellis and Curtis
L. Dennison. c. w. Douglass was
again elected TO manage the council
bowling team in the J. o. U. A. NJ.
bowling league. The memorial COM
mittee will meet this afternoon at 8
pm. at the home of w. r. Douglass,
1924 22d street southeast.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today-Mount Pleasant. No. 3s. 2:%5
pm. Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. Rev. DR.. John {. Palmer
oficiating.
Grand Lodge, Temple Heights serv-
ice. pm, Rev. DIR. Walter f.
Smith officiating.
Monday-Dawson, No. 1s, called OF.
Stansbury, No. -. called of.
Potomac, No. ., NJ. NJ, special. at
Tuesday-Acacis. No. ls. called OF,
Myron NJ. Parker. No II, NJ. Nj.
special at pm.
Wednesday Washington Centennial,
No. IA. business and social.
Osiris. No. III. NJ. NJ. starting at
East Gate. No "a. called off
Thursdav-Savsl. No. 4, +. C.
Hiram, No. 10 called on.
la Fsyette. No. 10. business and
wm r. Singleton, No. so. called
Friday--Iehanon. No :, F. c.
Joseph II. Mtians No. ss, F, c.
PIE Heights. Sis pm.
Saturdav-School of instruction. called
of.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No 8, called
of
Tuesday-Mount Horeh. No. :, called
of
Potomac, No s. Royal Arch
Wednesday Columbia, No. /, called
OF
BriGhtwood. No. Q. called of.
Friday-School of instruction, called
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COAiMASDERIES
Tuesday De Molay, No. 4. called of
Weduesday-Potomac, No. 3, called of.
Fnday-C Columbia, No =, called OF
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Tuesday-EvangeIist Chapter, knights
Rose Croix. called OF
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Quail Home With Turkeys.

From the Topeka Capital.
F.. NJ Bradford. living near Lin
coin Neb reports one evening his
turkey hen returned from her days
search for grasshoppers through the
fields. and in addition to her twenty
five young turkeys, brought in eight
Young quail. This has been several
davs ago and each evening the eight
quail return with the turkeys and
roost with them on the windmill.
making their beds on the backs of
the young turkeys. Mr.. Bradford
saws they are perfectly tame ana
follow the turkeys all over the yard
Evening star., 1923-08-12
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS O
O +

AT the meeting Tuesday reports will
be given from all the committees.
Miss Mary QuiGley, vice regent of the
Atlantic City court, was hostess at
the dance given the K Of c. Boosters
at Atlantic City. At the next meet
ing, also. a delegate will be appointed
TO represent Court 2l2 at the Council
of Catholic Women convention in
SeDtember
Evening star., 1923-08-12
FRATERNITIES

on the site OF the old Fort Cumber-
land
The Masonic lodges of Long Beach
Calf, are engaging in a project to
build a beautiful Masonic temple on
the shores of the Pacific to cost
81, 600, 900.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Australian Model City.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Adelaide. the capital of South Aus
traMa. is model city" laid out with
a CENTRAL town in perfectly square
blocks, containing public and business
buildings Outside OF that is a belt Of
public parks and gardens. and beyond
The latter are the residence suburbs
Evening star., 1923-08-12
EASTERN STAR.

Arlington Chapter. No. SO, of
Cherrydale, Va, will hold its regular
monthly meeting in Firemen's Hall
tomorrow evening. The degrees will
be conferred.
Evening star., 1923-08-12
Never Heard of Him.
From Life.

From Life
Exlish Author docking down upon
HollvwoodD-Tt makes oue think OF
Goldsnith's Deserted Village" does it
not?
Director Goldsmith? Goldsmith?
What cnmpany,s he with