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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
six straight

The Meadowbrook Juniors won
scoring a 81 victory over the Gar
field Juniors. They also won from
the Orioles BY an 81 margin,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
~ Is IS q IS Z
Auanucs

Score by innings:
A. T. c. -. 0 0 0 ~
r. c. w. -. 0 L 401s5 1 x--15
Sunlmsry-Three base hit. Nes1ey.
Two base hits, Wallace, =. Struck
out by HYDE, 8; Kuran, g. Brown
miller, l. Bases on balls. of Brown
miller. .; Hydo, 8; Kuran. 3. Umpire
Pick Mullen.
The Maurer game:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

score pY lnrIngSs
New Jersey % o 0 00OO0 L. i
A. s. & r. 1000 06 / x--l
Summary-Home run, Glof. Three
base hits. DeLeon. Harrison and Fl
miami. Two base hits, Low. Hip
pinstill, Johnson and Harrison. ?.
Bases on balls, of johnson, s; Fl
miami. =; Genesky, ,. Struck out by
Johnson, 5, Finsianl, L: Genesky, ?
Hit by pitcher, Gloff. Umpire
Johnny Hunt. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

Next Saturday the uIstHnVv VIII DC
ten shots five hundred yards and ten
shots two hundred yards, rapid hre.
Several evenings this week will be
devoted to tryouts for the coming
interclub match ana the members
are working hard to win the state
championship.
There are a great many big events
on the schedule of the local rife club
for the next several months, and the
members of the organization are TAX
ing a greater interest in the club be-
cause of the activity.
The rifle club boasts of indoor and
outdoor ranges, the former having
been added with a club house last
fall, The indoor range and club
house are situated on Packer place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

st. Vincent's Win Forfeit
| The st. yinoents won by a forfeit
from the SC. stephens on saturday
~afternoons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
N. C. Y, S. NO.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE

The standing to date of the teams
in the athletic league Of the Middle
sex County Vocational School Num-
Der Two ia as follows
Senior Speed Bail Folley Ball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
HAVE
BIC PRACTICE
Second Outdoor Shoot OF
Present Season on Satur-
day Afternoon

A large number of the members OF
the Perth Amboy Rifle Club took
art in the second outdoor rife prae-
tice of the present season on Sat
urday afternoon. The distance OF
the shooting was three hundred
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
SUI

National League
New York, Ia; st. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn, 8: Cincinnati. 8.
Other games not scheduled.
American League
New York, 8; Chicago, 2.
Cleveland. /; Boston, 0. q in
nings.)
Philadelphia. s; Detroit, 1.
st. Louis, 9; Washington, 8 Go
innings)
International League
Reading. 8; Jersey City. 8. (First
game.)
Jersey City. A. Reading. 2 (see-
on6 game.
Baltimore. Z: Newark. L. (First
game.)
Baltimore. 4; Newark. O.. (Second
gime.
Toronto. o: Syracuse. g..
BuTalo-Rochester (wet grounds.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
Sacred Hearts
xBatted for Share in the 9th.
The score by innings:

The BcOre by lnninBBi
Dublins -. 0 l 0 0 0 0 / 0 3-5
S. Hearts -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 0 ii
The summary-Three base hit,
Gloff. Two base hit, zehrer. Struck
out by, Oldenboom, 0; Share, 4.
Bases on balls off, oldenboom, Ii;
Share, g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

Inc sSOIe by lnIlAnBEs
Libertys 80. 1 900 0 2 0 0 0-3
Aquehongas . 1 l o 0 ? 0 2 1 x--7
The summary: Three base hit,
Hallowell. Two base hit, Lyons, Bas-
sett, Hornsby and Brown. Bases on
balls, off Hornsby, /: Barry. l..
Struck out. by Hornsby, IL: Barry, L.
Double play, +. Burke unassisted.
Umpire, Robedee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
st. Vincent Seconds on Top

st. Vincent Seconds scored an easy
win yesterday afternoon when they
shut out the Blooming Nuggets by
an SO score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
GAMES TODAY
National League

81 Louis at New York.
Cincinnati a Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
American League
New York At Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cle> Gland.
Washington at st. Louis.
International League
Reading at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Newark
Buffalo at Rochester.
Toronto at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

next Sunday and the Wilmingtons
for Decoration day.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

Junior Bskt Ball
Team Won Tied
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21
yollev Ball


won Tied Points
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-21

In a coming fight, Paneho villa.
former American fiyweignt boxer.
will be given a crack at the world
flyweight crown. He is to nsht
Jimmy Wilde.
Evening star., 1923-01-25

NAN with sales ability snd III" qua n'a
~ de'Sioi, re.. ., ea,t,au corporation; position
Sars we'll rom the start write for mtrrt ''m anJ
sIcinr fuil particulars ri past .hptos ma, ot's
SEnrs,rss Address BOX 9l-R. star elilSe:-
Evening star., 1923-01-25
PERSONAL.
T0uffuvseA.

ELECTRIC BATH MASSAGE FOR EXCEs.
sive fat, nerve trouble. lumbago, rheuma atism
etc. Graduate nurse (colored). N. 6a35-J. 31s
CLOTHES WANTED-We PAY THE HIGH
dollar for mems. cast-off clothing, shoes etc.
Auto calls. Main 4l45. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
dle ID.
FOR SALE-ATTRACTIvE DARK Blue
twill dress, only few times; cost $95
viii sell for $40. Call between hours Of 10 to
IL and to .. Main 1901.
PHYsI0THERA ELECTR0THERAPY.
for and women. given by DIR. CAROLYN
AUSTIN. For appointment. phone North 647.
RATS. BEDBCGs, ROACHEs, FLEAs: IN.
stant results. GEORGE F. SAPP, 227 Mary
land building. Franklin 2a8l. fe3s
WE ARE Now PAYING s. TO so FOR
mems and ladies' used suits. Our prices for
old clothing the biggest. fWasr Clothing
Exchange. 633 D st. NV. Phone Main 1878
HOME FOR AGED-Invalids
and rest cure; special diet; night
and day nurse. Phone North
1868. 1724 10th st. NV.
Move RED Ball Way"
Give us a ring. Main 2i62.
Evening star., 1923-01-25
PERSONAL.

vIOIET RAY TREATMENTS PRODUCE RE-
suits, positively stops falling hair and pro
motes healthy hair SrDwth. Ruth ,DAIE,
800 kIenGe bug.
Evening star., 1923-01-25

FLOUR MANAGER-We have II position open
TOT woman Of neat appearance who has had
experience ~ foor or aisle manager Room
l9U. ROnh hlhg.. 30 to II. 5 &
Evening star., 1923-01-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELP for your consideration
Super Service Bureau. North 6009.
COOKS, MAIDS, etc.. good wages. 2o01 9th
NV, room 4.
PARIOR MAID, two chAm6ermaids, Sfx watt
resses. several cooks. Iaundresses wanted
EullsSs Exchange. 1221 25th ct. 26s
Evening star., 1923-01-25

MEN ,tw", win sailing "xreri"n'r p:t,%tar pnrsrn:
+nr ,i,v v,rk la lArE" New ~" '',' ''r,rl
1"r "r.,,ti 't urr1[tnIliry f"r permanent emilio!
'i(r and a,iyan,lur.nt nu>r t.. ssm n,, hmiiI
,eat aT,praring. Mr. Ready, -"S h'nd '''''1
Evening star., 1923-01-25

MAN known irm y f"rs,gH psaea' SsSa good n,d
+aada rnsrr solicitors IN New Aork haNe 1 49,
% IEaue una "tnr y,ith experience Of foreign
Trade mark prarter send fmil "f'tis HdTsss 81 Box
-l4 aNi,.
Evening star., 1923-01-25
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

coon Dogs. two. we'll broke: will demon
strate; 4 years old; SlD1. Ira l.. Uutchson,
Fairfax. Va. Phone 32-F-3
Evening star., 1923-01-25

N,[ oF p,arur.. years. good rcrsonauN ~" ~"
> desire, u -ur,d eau ,ns,'' an %,rSH,,t Iiia,te
business cornertou that VII n';'n u nn,.s for
,,ninn rG,h' nor, j. ,i,nand strictly ronma'S
SON. but worth while. ExfHrS'n%r M, nhns f,nr
xa-y. taN AT l5-' >''''' 81 rs
Evening star., 1923-01-25

Move RED Ball Way"
Give us ring. Main 2l62.
Evening star., 1923-01-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Continued.
NURSE, s75; parlor maid. $6o: cooks. Ladies'
Exchange. SOC Vermont ave.
OFFICE POsITIONS-Free registration. WASH
ington Employment Exchange. operated for the
puslic by Washington School for Secretaries
and Nat. School of Commerce, 14l9l Y 81. y w
Evening star., 1923-01-25

capable of composing and writing letters:
prefer single lady about %: must have a
nigh school education, he industrious and not
afraid Of hard work bring written references.
Columbia Building Association. TIC 11th st.
Evening star., 1923-01-25

MEN :tZyn,. reliable. Tor leruanfnI Se'trns IN,
,,,rs. cNprri .nr" unnecessary: W. ua." ,n.
w., ,.,,,.r,,,tr, 81: wr.kly while learning AZ
w. w. tra',' ! g.. n r,a -"i kres"" hd&. ii'"
and 81 H.N
Evening star., 1923-01-25

statesmen wanted at once;
must come we'll recommended
and have some experience; to
sell automobiles in Washington.
Address Box I2I-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-01-25
STUDEBAKER.

A REAL BARGAIN.
Packard Twin-Sx touring.
Buick sedan, model D45.
Buick touring.
Oakland touring.
Auburn touring
Dodge touring and roadster.
Ford touring, roadster, light delivery and
taxi.
500 and up-Terms.
Terms TO responsible parties
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
1IO6 7th st NV.
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Order of Woodchucks

The meeting of Alamo Temple No.
/. Tuesday night at the W. O. w.
Hall. was largely attended and very
enthusiastic. Hugo Eickman, V. G.
c.. presided over the temple in the abb
sence of S. ID. Rossman, grand chop
per.
A large amount of accumulated bus
mess was disposed of and a number of
applications received for the fall cere-
monal which will be held in Novem-
Der. The temale voted to set aside the
second Friday Of each month. for the
monthly gatherings and entertain
ments TO be held at the W. q. W.
Hospital. when every member of the
organization is expected to join the
temple in providing amusement for the
patients.
Paul W. Lisle was selected to make
proper arrangements with DIR. Phil
Hill. medical director and superin-
tendent of the hospital. regarding the
tise of day best suited for the pa
tients to gather in the assembly hall
FOR the entertainment. and also to Sc
sure piano for this occasion.
The Walthall Company have kindly
donated the use of piano for the
first entertainment to be held Friday
evening. between s and o o'clock. 1t
is planned to give the patients ON the
third floor who are unable TO leave
their beds a number of vocal and in
strumental musical selections.
The Woodchueks have invited the
various w. o. w. Camps and Wood
men Circles TO Join in this movement
and it is expected that $50 or 200 men
and women will participate. The
Wo6dchuck orchestra in charge of Di-
rector Willett, will supply music Tor
these affairs without compensation.
The promotion and visiting commit
tee composed Of Thomas w. Massey,
John J. Wahi and G. l.. Tatom. whose
mission it ives to- visit various Wood
men camps of the city for the pur-
pose of boosting and explaining the
workings and merits of the Wood
chucks and incidentiy pick up applica-
tons for the order. e-vc an interesting
report of the work and good accom-
plished by this committee, and in con-
clusion recommended that they be dis
charged and a new committee appoint
ed to carry out the plans originated
by the first committee, which was
granted.
An invitation from the Hermann
Sons inviting the Woodchueks to at
tend their carnival was accepted, and
Tuesday evening was selected as the
day that the Woodchucks along with
w. o. w. members, attend the carni
val in a body.
All Woodchucks are TO be notified to
be at the W. o. W. Hall at S p. m
Tuesday night and as many of the w.
10. Members as possible are invited to
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United Spanish War
Veterans

3 Comrades A. B. lillian and DR..
3 George c. Wurzbach, who were nation
Z oil delegates TO the U. s. W. V. conven-
4 tion held at Chattanooga, Tel L, gave
an interesting report of the proceed
eings Tuesday night before the members
ssof Eugene ]. Hernandez Camp No. /
= at the Pythian Castle Hall.
4 The committee selected by Command.
er William II. Herring to assist him
r.in arranging details for the mass meet
Fling to be held in the interest of uni
form and equal standard for rating the
disability of service origin OF all war
veterans. have secured the Bracken.
zridge high school auditorium for De-
eaober 81. and that schools orchestra
-under the direction of Miss Bessie
LENA Yates TO furnish mu-ic for the
occasion, which will start promptly at
q 80.
= All local war veterans organizations
sand their auxiliaries will participate
= A corps of able speakers are promised
for this program which is to be thor
--oughy advertised.
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The Praetorians

San Antonio Council No. had n
good attendance at Thursday nights
meeting. with all officers present.
Five applications for membership
were received and acted upon and
one candidate was obligated and in
structed in the unwritten work.
A telegram was read from the Aus
tin Council advising that a large dele
CATION of their membership will be
present at the nett meeting on Octo-
Der Is. This is a return visit from
that council of visit from this
council several months ago, the OBJ
ject of these visits being to cultivate
better acquaintance and fraternity
among the membership. thereby pro-
noting a greater benefit to the mem
bership and the interests of the order.
in practicing more the teachings of
fraternity. The next meeting will
be social one. open TO membees and
their friends in honor of guests and
there will be short program Of
entertainment with refreshments and
the balance OF the evening given over
to dancing. The women of the coun-
ell have agreed to donate plenty of
home baked cakes for the occasion.
a committee consisting of Charles f.
Anderson, Mrs. Mary L. Mcconnell,
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Women's Benefit Assn.

A joint meeting of Kasidah, Mis-
sion, San Antonio, Alamo and South
San Antonio Reviews of the Woman's
Benefit Association, was held at w.
o. W. Hall, Friday afternoon, to ten
der a reception to Mrs. Minnie Keep
pinser Of Chicago, grand commander
of the W. Il. A. of Illinois, who is
also deputy supreme commander Of the
association.
Mrs. Kerpinger gave an interesting
address after which she was tendcrea
reception and presented with num-
Der of beautiful bouquets. The Union
Guard team, composed, of 50 picked
members from other degree teams, di-
rected by Captain Agnes Robtzch, gave
a fancy exhibition drill.
Plans were perfected for the "Loy.
atty Membership Campaign, which
was enthusiastically received by all
members present. Much regret was
expressed because of the absence of
Grand State Commander Mrs. Laura
Il. Hart. who was unable to be present,
on account of the serious injury she
received in Canada last June, wnile
on the w. b. A. marathon tour OF the
West.
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Of 80 or more candidates will have
the rank of page conferred upon them,
the class 10 be known as the "Futch
Bible Class"
This will be the first official visit Of
the grand chancellor to San Antonio.
Following the ceremonies. Pythian Sis
tiers of Charlton No. 1 and Friendship
No. . temples, will serve spread
for the guests and members.
Lotus Lodge No. 50 held an interest
ing session Monday night. This lodge
is one of the liveliest X. of +. lodges
in Texas, and though the membership
is net composed entirely of young men,
still the Lotus bunch are full of pep
and refer TO their lodge as Jolly Old
Lotus"
Whenever there are any real hard
problems which confront the Pythians
or any hard nuts to crack" it is gen
orally W to the master minds OF Lotus
Lodge to solve the solutions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

Edward H. LANCE is the newly
elected Grand Knight of San Antonio
Council No. 7S6, Knights of Column
bus. He will be installed in office
at the regular meeting Tuesday night.
The installation ceremonies will be
conducted by District Deputy III. ).
Menger. The other officers of the
council elected to serve with MIR.
LANCE are Herman Bergman, debu-
ty grand knight; Nj. L. Buckley,
chancellor; X. g. Hudson, financial
secretary; l.. Il. Randall. treasurer :;
John Hennessy, warden; w. j.
Windmeyer, recorder: {. J. Lynch,
advocate l.. Yogel, inner guard; Au-
gust Fuchs, outer guard.
Mr.. LANCE is an attorney, and a
former member of the state legisla-
turc, having represented Bexar coun-
ty in the lower house in the 33.d,
Saith, and 35th Legislatures. He was
born in San Antnoio and attended
St. Mary's College, the University OF
Texas and Georgetown University at
Washington, ID. C. He has been a
member of the San Antonio council
for number of years. having at one
time held the office of Deputy Grani
Knight.
The San Antonio Council now has
the largest membership of any council
in Texas. and Mr. LANCE states that
the drive for members that has been
in progress during the past two
! months has been SO productive in in
crcasing the membership of the coun-
ell. that he will probably launch an
other drive shortly after he takes. on
flee. Mr.. LANCE is especially anxious
t. Get the young men interested in .he
w-rk Of the order. anu says 1t WIN D.
his policy during his term OF ofiic'
to make special provisions for fhS
needs of the young me who are now
members of San Antonio Council. ant
for those whom he hopes TO have u
the ranks forNthe coming year. Vi
believes that not only in San An
tonic but in the small towns sur
surrounding. there are still a grea
number of men OF Catholic faith wht
have not yet had the opportunity Z
know that the Knights Of Columbus
are anxious TO be of service to then
in every possible way. He furthe
wishes to extend cordial invitation
10 all visiting knights 10 call at th'
Knights of Columbus Home on Ro
mana street and become acquainted
l with the San Antonio members.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07
Brotherhood of American
Yeomen

There was large gathering of
members and their friends out TO
the open meeting and installation Of
officers of San Antonio Homestead
No. 3O4S. held at Moose Hall, We'd
nesday night.
A. Morgan Duke. state manager of
the order, who was also a guest of
honor. presided over the meeting and
conducted the installation ceremonies.
being assisted by Miss Myrtle Nickens
as chief yeoman. in which the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing year: A. +. He'll, foreman :;
IL. A. Nickens. master OF ceremonies :;
Mabel SegO. CHAPLAIN: John ]. Me
Council. master of accounts: Mrs. An
ME Nickens. correspondent; Mrs. NJ.
A. Henry, oyerscer; Mrs. Ruth Nann,
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Woodmen of the World

= Sam Houston Camp No. 90 will have
& class of candidates of initiation at
at its meeting Thursday night. the re-
: suit Of tn eactivity of the membership
: drive now in force. in which Thanks
giving and Christmas turkeys are the
rprizes. A splendid meeting is prom
Used and the membership should turn
. out and get the benefit of the fun.
sport and good "eats" that are on the
bill OF fare for this night.
Commercial Camp No. Al, at its
meeting Monday night, had the best
meeting in point Of attendance and in
terest that it has held in months. The
.camp voted TO present one folding card
fable with four folding chairs to the
w. O. W. Hospital and Clerk Joseph
.eZizik was instructed to purchase it.
"A committee from the Woodchucks
~gave interesting talks on this side de-
-gree Of the order.
There was no appearance of the
..deDgue fever at the meeting of San
-Antonio Camp No. 500. ". o. W,
"Wednesday night at the ". o. W.
SHall. but the interest and enthusiasm
of the members was at fever heat"
from the amount Of business accom-
s.plished and plans proposed for the
rpromotion of the camp.
Il Capt. Frank James Of the "All
EStars," ". o. W. baseball team, gave
s review of the profit and loss" Of
his team during the season. returning
lall the uniforms. bats and other equip
s-ment to the camps todian. to be
placed in ''cold storage" until the next
baseball season opens again. The team
!, members will now get busy and take an
active part in the membership drive.
4 Col. Robert j. Neal. W. o. W. uni
I form rank. reported that e had Sc
( cured the Kelly Field band for an open
4 air concert to be held in front Of the
XIV. o. w. Hospital Wednesday night
lat Z 80 which all Woodmen and the
general public are invited. i. ".
I Nontez. who has been representing the
Ecamp at the meetings of the San An
tonic Fraternal Insurance League,
made his report, and A. A. Zizik,
+ Robert ]. Neal and Thomas II. Massey
Ewere selected as a committee to aid
4 Mr.. Montez in doing the camps share
E toward making the coming Texas Fra
ternal Congress a success.
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Order Of Rebekahs

III The session of Miriam Rebekah
Z lodge No. "a, I. o. o. F.. held Thurs
day night was largely attended. Mrs.
. Il. Grace Bumgardner. noble grand.
aiwas welcomed home after a months
4 absence.
I'D. ID. PouEeey of FL Paso. Texas
grand warden of the Grand Lodge of
Texas, /. o. .. F., was introduced
and given the grand honors; other Wis.
4 itors present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
!. ilton OF Fort Worth, while among local
Y members to be cordially welcomed were
. Mr.. and Mrs. Paine and Mr.. Price of
/ Floresville.
A series of socials are being planned
IS for convalescent boys at Fort Sam
Houston. and Miriam Lodge members
" will assist the hostess, Mrs. Leary, on
the evening Of October 26. The COM
mittee in charge will be Miss Dorothy
Holmgreen. Miss Annie Brice. Ms
Emma Holmgreen, Miss Lille Bacon.
y Mrs. Juanita Tandy. Mrs. Elsie Ogg
and Miss Louise Rehberg.
The prizes Offered by Ralph Fork
to the member securing the most new
!, members in given time were award
I ed to Mrs. H. Grace Bumgardner. first.
1 and Mrs. Elsie Ogg ana Miss Louise
\ aRehberg as second and third.
\ Three applicants for admission to
membership were balloted upon and
elected.
\ Alamo Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
+ No. 335, at the conclusion of its reg
ular meeting Thursday in the /. o. ..
+. Hall, will hold a public anniver-
sary service, with the following pro-
\ gram: Piano solo, Miss Flynn: ad-
dress on Rebekah Odd Fellowship.
Mrs. Mabel Hawk; duet, Artie How
ard and Milton Fassinage. Miss Thel-
lrma Howard, piano accompanist: read
Y ing, Miss Edna Butler. vocal solo,
Mrs. Olive Land. accompanied on
Z violin by Artie Howard and Miss
4 Thelma Howard. piano: reading, Miss
+ Walters; Colonial tablead, Miss Zil-
y phan Hansler and Mrs. E. Howard
: vocal trio, Mrs. Leila Howard. Mrs.
e Minnie Gerherdt and Mrs. Mabel
: Hawk with Mrs. Leonora Emery at
: piano. The affairs will be followed
z by refreshments.
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple No. . entertain
cd its members and friends with a
card and bunco party at the X. of T..
Hall, Saturday evening. September %,
to which n large number attended.
The committee in charge was Mrs.
Elsie Kersey. chairman; assisted by
Mesdames Sonya Keller, Carla Sher-
man, Amelia Schaezler and Misses
Lilly Dale Groshenny and Katie
O'Brien. Prizes were awarded to
Mesdames Elsie Kersey, Lucy Porr.
Alvina Livingston and Estelle Nord-
>haus and w. 4. Grow. Sam Kennedy,
Edward RANDY and Fred Sherman.
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JOSEPH RIPLEY CALDWELL

Joseph II. Caldwell was recently
elected Faithful Navigator of the
Fourth Assembly Of the Knights OF
Columbus in San Antonio, for the IN
suing year, and the officers elected TO
serve with him are as follows: Frank
c. Gittinger, f. c.; Park Heaton,
+. A; Gus Ruhnke, +. p; Edward
Cavanaugh. L. Compt.: Rev. A. G.
Dusseau. q. NJ. /. (pastor of st.
Mary's church) i. F.; John Fitzger-
aid, +. /. S.; Il. Liberto. i. o. $. The
above officers are to be installed Tues
day evening, October 16.
Mr.. Caldwell has been constantly
active in Columbianism since joining
the organization nine years ago and
has worked his way through tie
chairs up to the station, which is the
highest honor that can be bestowed by
the local council.
According to Mr.. Caldwell. the
Fourth Degree was established in the
year 1900, the first exemplification
taking place on Washington's birth
day Of that year in New York.
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Degree Of Pocahonias

Minnehaha Council No. ], held a
very interesting session Friday night
at the Red Men Hall. One appnca.,,
ton for membership into the council
BIZ adoption was received and at con-
clusion of business session, Mexican
"feed- was served in the banquet
room b. the entertainment commit
tee composed of Mesdames Mary
Crowley. Eugenia Brockman, Adele
Pytel and Annie Naylor.