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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Thursday. Logan Tribe. No. s. had as
visitors Past Great Sachem Heiden-
heimer. Great Chief of Records Bunch
and Past Sachem Al Thompson OF
the boosters committee. Acting Sac
hem Harry O'Neil reported progress
on the bowling team banquet. The
tribe Will hold a fishing party In
| the near future.
Idaho Tribe, No. Is. Tuesday eve
ming. VIII celebrate its twenty sixth
anniversary, with an elaborate pro-
! gram.
The following ladies have been ap-
pointed as representatives OF the
councils Pocahontas, to act with Past
Mrs. Fred Madison; Weneta Council
Mrs NJ. Abrams: White Eagle, Mrs
NJ. Wlkerson; Sioux Council, Mrs
John Bunch; Mineola Council, Mrs
Henry Tippett. Mrs. Nellie Green has
been appointed instructor.
A meeting of the committee will be
held at the home of Past Great Sac
hem Strobel, 210 10th street south
west tomorrow at 1880 pm, to pre-
pare program for the present term
White Eagle Council. No. 4, enter
| tanned It's friend last Wednesday eve
ming with a peanut social. The
guests included Great Sachem Seiffert
Past Great Sachems Emory and Stro-
bel. Solos were sung by Mr.. Buseyi
humorous stories were told by MeSsrs
| made by the great sachem. Refresh
ments were served.
Usage Tribe. No. +. last evening re-
ceived the great council wampum belt
from Seneca Tribe. The presentation
was made by their sachem and re-
ceived for Usage Tribe by Great Sa
chem Seiffert. George Cummings, the
chief of records. was presented with
a travelling case by the members OF
! the tribe for his service as chief OF
records. Talks were made and re-
lfreshments served.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, last Wednesday
| had Great Sachem Frank Seinert to
address the meeting. Sachem lyle
hart has promised a past sachems
night for the near future. The tribe
expects to lay the corner stone OF
It's hall very shortly.
Mr.. Ryan of Logan Tribe, No. :
was presented with a beautiful calu-
met by his tribe for making the high
est individual score In the Red Men
Bowling League.
Friday evening Osceola Tribe, No
i 1s, initiated several candidates.
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DAUGHTERS OR AMERICA.

Liberty Council. No. 6. last Wednes-
day advanced Joshua r. Taylor To
the post of inside sentinel. A visit
ing committee, headed by r. c. Nc
Chesney, was appointed to round up
chronic absentees. A committee
under Mrs. L. A. Miller is making ar
rangements for the celebration of
the twenty sixth anniversary of the
lodge Wednesday.
Past National Councillor Mrs Hattie
r Miller entertained Independent
Councils dramatic and good of order
committee at luncheon Thursday
afternoon. Those present were Mrs
Laura Taylor. Mrs. Annie ?. Weeks
Mrs. Margaret Kirby. Mrs. Susie Will
liams. Mrs. Elsie Mccormick. Mrs
Emma Streeter. Mrs: Amanda Car
roll and Mrs. 3. Taylor.
Triumph Council. No, 8. will confer
the degrees Of loyalty, love and
patriotism for Independent Council
No. 2, Tuesday night at 3rd street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
The officers will wear new uniforms
Capt. Harry Buell. will be in com
mand, with Pearl Wolfe as initiatory
councillor. Refreshments appropriate
to ST Patrick's day will be served.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Greater Washington Lodge, Tues.
day. held its annual election of Off
GERS. Vice Dictator NJ. v. Hansen
was unanim mously chosen dictator, and
Prelate Raymond T. Crist was elected
vice dictator Ralph A. Beatty was
elected prelate and r. F. Hutchinson
treasurer. The unanimous vote for
trustee was given to Past Dictator E
G. Green. Dictator o. p. Wentz and
Past Dictator Z. c. Green were elect.
ed delegate and alternate to the an
nual convention Of the order at
Mooseheart.
S. II. Williamson Of Louisville Lodge
brought greetings from Louisville in
an address on the good of the order
A report of the visitation and install
lation Of the Orange Lodge, at Orange
Va, showed 1t TO be the largest lodge
of Moose ever installed in the state OF
Virginia. Preparations are on foot
for visit to the Alexandria Lodge OF
Moose.
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AMERICAN YOEMEN.

The open meeting of homestead.
NO. 640e, Brotherhood of American
Yoemen, will be held in the northeast
Masonic Temple Thursday at pm.
Alexander Anderson of Des Moines,
Iowa, will be one Of the principal
speakers. assisted by Charles e. Brat
ten. state manager for this jurisdic-
tion. A fine musical program has
been arranged. This order Is said TO
be rapidly increasing it's membership.
It admits both men and women. Mark
Mckee of the American Yeomen
directory board received two signal
honors while In Washington recently.
The national commander of the
legion has appointed him a member
of the committee on plans and loca-
ton of the legion's national home for
orphan children Of members. The
second honor was his election as one
of the trustees of the Lincoln
Memorial University OF Cumberland
Gap, Tenn. The announcement was
made by President Harding in Wash
ington at a Lincoln memorial gather
ing.
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JR. O. U. A. M.

At the last meeting Of Andrew
+ckson Council, No. 6. a better at
+ndance of members was noted than
lie usual attendance in the old hall.
Wehr reported that his work on
b Washington fraternal fair Is COM
eted and at the next meeting he
|ould give his full report. II. F.
ice, governor of the band. an
punced that the band would give its
st annual ball April 3, at the Pyth-
n Temple, to help to pay for the
len engaged for the state convention
Alexandria. Va IN April. Ad-
esses were made by W. II. Cava-
[ugh. +. Harris, r. Bucholtz, H. f.
bce and B. II. Quade.
THE annual ViSitations by the state
uncil officers, ii is said, have been
ry well attended by the official and
b membership. Eleven councils have
en- visited, leaving five councils to
visited, as follows: Tomorrow.
tomac-Valley Forge Council. 5th and
streets northwest; Tuesday, Francis
pit Key Council. 623 Louisiana ave-
e northwest: Wednes sday, Rallston
unctl, Ballston, Va; Monday. April
James W. jackson Council. 115
birth Pitt street. Alexandria,, Va !;
bnday, April Is, CherrydaIe Council,
remen's Hall, Cherrydalc. Va.
me attendance up TO and including
eleventh visitation in the loyalty
fe Is reported &s follows: First,
Perty Bell. 153; second. America
ferson. $50: third, Benning. 14S;
rgan Read, 102
Mount Vernon Council at its last
Feting gave a rising vote of thanks
Maurice Peabody. chairman: Ed
CROUCH and George T. Mace for
FIR efforts in making the fraternal
pr a success This council in con-
nction with other councils will give
dance at Pythian Temple April 8
the benefit Of the Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
nd.
Addresses were made by H. +. Luce
Andrew Jackson Council. No. s:
L. Granger of Star Spangled Ban
Council, No. s: Past Councillors
W. Whip and John Il. Smallwood
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, and
st Councillor John Simpson of An
pstia Council, No. 16.
Potomac-Valley Forge Council, No
has been notified vtsitations Will
held Saturday at 5th and G streets
rthwest. il is expected all councils
the District Will be represented.
enning Council, No. II, last Mon
evening accepted an invitation
m Old Glory Council, No. a. to be
fsent at the visitation Of the state
Incil officers to that council tomor-
" evening. The council will at
d in a body. Lewis W. Gray Is in
irge of this affair. The council
II meet at its hall at 1880 p.m
Ank u. Carrigan was appointed
egate to the Emergency Fund As
tiation. An entertainment and
hch followed. State Council Inside
htinel r. L. Anderson. State Coun-
Deputy A. l.. Dohler and Secre-
" Lewis Milburn made addresses
w. Engles, NJ. Kayser. w. l. Doug
S. w. MiIburn, Buss Gray and A
Engles took part in the entertain
Ent.
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by thirty-flve members who will leave
here May %, arriving In Chicago the
next day. which will be spent in sight
seeing. At $40 the first special
will leave for Los Angeles. arriving
there Sunday, May %.
Tuesday. May 90, will be marathon
day at the Occidental bowl. A gay
pageantry of colorfuI effect will be
arranged by parasols and fans in ten
divisions of state groups around the
open-air stadium. A massed displa y
drill by 1000 marathon guards. repre-
senting every state in the Union, will
be one Of the spectacular display
numbers. The formations are being
worked out by experts. The local
drill team Is in charge of Capt. Lille
Patrick, and Will participate in this
massed drill.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

District of Columbia Circle. No. IT'S,
met at 601 f street. Monday evening
1t was announced that no more card
parties would be held until after
Easter and also that the regular So
cial meeting. usually held on the
fourth Monday, would not be held this
month. Mrs. Ellen B. Colpoys re-
ported for the sick committee in place
Of Mrs. Kistler. The rummage sale
will be held on April 20. q and %
Members are asked to collect articles
to make the sale successful.
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,nents will be made for a choice Of
water or rail for the return trip.

nents will be made for a choice Of
water or rail for the return trip
A delegation from Baltimore Lodge
will make a stop-over in the city for
an hour or so March "a, while EN- route
to the Elks' National Home at Bed
ford, Va. The delegation will arrive
about 9 pm, and Washington Lodge.
No. Is. will entertain them with a
buffet lunch and band concert.
Maj. c. Eugene Edwards has been
busy putting the finishing touches to
his drill team for April Z, when a
gymnastic exhibition IS scheduled at
the clubhouse, s19 II Street north
west
The band will assemble Friday
evening at s o'clock for rehearsal.
Members of sister lodges who reg
istered here during the past week
We're: Sam Mendelsohn, New Orleans.
La; J. G. Mcmillan, Ridgeway; Ted
Major. Scranton; Lew Jaspon, Phila-
delphia: 6. L. Walter, B. s. Bailey,
hMonesson, Pa; j.. Bellew. Patchogue;
q. Fl. McConn, New York: +. r. La
throp. Syracuse; A. F. Hayes, Glenns
Falls. n. Y; y. Il. Chappelle. Boston.
Mass: J. Lambert, Athens, Ca; J. r.
Krough. NogaIes. Ariz.: VI. Z. Bolln-
ger, Roanoke; ]. ". Brown. tr., Ports
mouth. Va; J. w; Roberts. Terre
Haute, Ind; T.. ]. Hart. Jersey City:
Daniel Eben, Belleville. y. j.; Thomas
F. Durkin, Providence, Il. l.; J. T..
Stroup, Anaheim. Calf
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state Of Texas will be~encamped at
San Antonio at the same time. Ono
hundred steers will be barbecued and
served to the gathering July 4, when
the new w. o. W. free sanitorium Is
to be dedicated.
\ new campaign for membership Is
now under way at Elm Camp and
applications are being received.
Alpha and Oak Camps report gains.
Consul Commander Lftz of Maple has
challenged all Washington camps.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Washington Lodge, No. -. initiated
a class of twenty Wednesday, which
brings the roster close to $500.
Fifty members of the band, under
Director Arthur S. Witcomb, visited
the District Jail Monday evening at
the invitation Of Maj. Peake and gave
the inmates concert, which lasted
about an hour and Il half
The Atlanta Club, of which John
Ontrich is chairman, has decided to
make the trip to the national conven-
tion in July in a body. and arrange
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ROYAL ARCANuM.

The offices of the Loyal Ladies will
give Il card party for members only,
Saturday. March "a. in the lodgeroom.
1l01 T. street Mrs. W. j. Goodwin,
assisted by Mrs Corbin Birch and
Mrs. I. s. Childs. will be the hostesses.
The Grand Council will convene at
the Ebbitt Hotel April 2, at 1:30 r. III.
Municipal Council will hold IL coon
hunt" at its meeting Saturday, March "a.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council. No. /. will celebrate
its thirtieth anniversary Tuesday
evening, April 3, with a social and
dance. Tuesday evening, April 81.
card party Will be given at Naval
gree team. Mrs. Lillian Jones of 145
Carroll street southeast gave a card
party at her home Thursday after
noon for the good Of the order"
fund
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AUTO OWNERS COURSE )
TO BE STARTED MONDAY
Practical Hints on o peration ant
Care of Machines Will
Be Given.

The spring course OF instruction
for motor car owners will he in,
augurated next Monday night Mt
O'Clock at the American Motor
Schools at 1929 u street northwest
Under the title Of Know Your Car
this course will take in practical
subjects for the proper care ant
maintainance Of an automobile.
Washington Society of Automotiv,
Engineers Will speak on "lubrication.'
and L. II: Cooley. director OF educa.
ton of the school will address the
audience on 'ignition." Vis!tori
night will be observed on the open.
ing night
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WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA
TION OF THE MACCABEES.

A luncheon is to be held at the
burlington Hotel. March 81. Mrs.
Minnie Keppinger of Chicago. Will be
the guest Of honor This luncheon is
open to any member OF the order.
Those desiring to attend should
notify Mrs. Lula :. Hammond, 2423
18th street northwest.
The supreme convention or the
Wcman's Benefit Association, will be
held in Los Angeles, in May of this
year. The District will be represented
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' ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL. visitation.
g, Tuesday Washington. No. d; Golden,
Rule, No. II; Mount Pleasant. No.
20, degree
wednesday-Eastern. No. I; Friend
ship. No. L., second degree: Har-
rnony, No. 8; Covenant, No. 13. de-
gree
= Thursday Columbia. No. 10. second
degree: Salem. No. -, degree.
Friday-Csntral. No. /. degree: Me
tropoiis, No 16. second degree; Fed
erai City, No. ~. third degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday--Canton Washington. No. 1.
dr+t.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday --Fred r. Stuart. No. :. Cold
en- Elie. degree
Tuesday ay+Magenehu. No. 1. degree.
= REBEkAH LODGES.
Monday Naomi, No. /: Ruth. No. .,
degree.
Tue esday--Fidelity. No. :. degree;
Friendship. No S. rehearsal.
Observation-Disclosures Washington. No. 3,
visitation.
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Grand Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson
will deHsSer a sermon to District Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs at Bethany
Church. Rhode Island avenue
and 2d street northwest. Sunday,
April %, at pm.
Among the visitors to the grand
sscretary's office during the week was
William [. Salmon. recently elected
member Of Congress from the sew
enth congressional district of Ten
nessee. Mr.. Salmon has been an ac-
;tve member of Columbia Lodge. No
). of Columbia, for the past twenty
ihve years and has represented his
lodge in the Grand Lodge Of Tennessee
several terms.
Grand Secretary William A. Jones
OF Baltimore, has advised that no one
has been authorized to solicit funds
in the District for any purpose con-
aected with the Odd Fellows Home
or otherwise, complaints of which had
been reported TO Grand Secretary
Bert V. Wolfe.
Canton Washington, No /. will dis
cuss the 1928 session of the Sovereign
lGrand Lodge at its April business ses-
sion.
Chief Patriarch Elmer Cummings
III the bltlCldi IlIie III L.
Stuart Encampment. No. :, tomorrow
evening for the degree. Tuesda V
night the degree work at Magenenu
fIncampment. No. 4. will be in charge
or Scribe Roscoe Jenkins.
Grand Patriarch Sidney F. Smith
has announced a schedule of actIvi-
ties for the patriarchal branch of the
order and committee assignments
have been made.
At the last meeting OF Naomi Lodge
No. l. Assembly President Emma ].
g. Murray paid an official visit and
was presented with token of esteem
by Vice President Alice S. Thomas
following which Past Noble Grand
Emma J. Shea conferred a like favor
On the vice president. The noble
grand had as her guests Monday eve
ming members of her good and vel
fare committee.
For the benefit OF the Assembly
Home Circle, a turkey dinner will be
served from 5 to o'clock Wednes-
day evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Sth and f streets northeast
President Leslie 3. Messick will be
! in charge.
Noble Grand Alice C. Thompson has
issued special announcements and APP
pointed various committees for
Thursday evening, the occasion being
khe annual visit of the assembly pres
dent and her corps of officers. Re-
reshments will be served in the ban
kuct hall in charge of Past Noble
irand Florence Walters. a 500 party
will he held at the home of Past No
bic Grand Caroline Schippert, zoos
street northwest. Saturday evening,
pril I.
In honor of the birth of the man
pr whom the lodge was named
,hUyler CrOlfaX Lodge, No, TO- Will
i've a dance Friday evening in the
Iditoriunt of l. .. Q. F.. Temple. j
ilton Johnson Is chairman in charge
On invitation of Grand Monitor Guy
Dodson, Mithras Sonctorum. No
10. made pilgrimage to Oriole
bdge, Hyattsville, Thursday night
pc clown band furnished music and
nusement during the evening. A
ception committee met the train
ID paraded to the lodgeroom. Grand
yastytee Robert II. Zier responded
behalf of the District contingent
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FRATERN|T|ES.
Continued from Tenth P9ge.o

Fisher gave two whistling numbers.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
|fion' s arst rummage sale for benefit
fot temple fund, it is said, resulted
Satisfactorily.
The Woman's Eastern Star Club,
| nited States Treasury Department,
gave card party at Naval Lodge Hall
scently.
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STAR WASHINGTON D. c. MARCH 1s 1s2s-pARr B.

Mrs. Mary Hooper and Mrs. Gertrude
Abels, was presented. The hall was
decorated with potted ferns and cut
flowers. The visitation was 'conclud-
ed with banquet and addresses by
Grand Chancellor Heiss and others.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OR
FORESTERS.

fupreme Secretary George Z. Baily
Toronto, Canada, was a. visitor to
urt National recently and delivered
address. Several visitors were
Fsent from Baltimore. ,
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Grand Secretary William A. Jones
OF Baltimore, has advised that no one
has been authorized to solicit funds
In the District for any purpose con-
aected with the Odd Fellows Home
or otherwise, complaints of which had
been reported to Grand Secretary
Bert V. Wolfe.
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Canton Washington, No. /. will dis
cuss the 1928 session of the Sovereig n
Grand Lodge at its April business ses-
sion.
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Chief Patriarch Elmer Cummings
Will head the official line in Fred u.
Stuart Encampment. No. :, tomorrow
evening for the degree. Tuesday V
night the degree work at Magenenu
Encampment. No. 4. will be in charge
OF Scribe Roscoe Jenkins.
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Grand Patriarch Sidney F. Smith
has announced a schedule of activi-
ties for the patriarChal branch of the
order and committee assignments
have been made.
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Grand Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson
will deHFer a sermon to District Odd
Fellows.and Rebekahs at Bethany
BAPTIST Church. Rhode Island avenue
and 2T street northwest, Sunday,
April -, at pm.
, 1923-04-27

THAT I am feeling so strong and
wen at my age l car attribute 10
nothing but tho use OF Tanlac." re-
Gently said Foster Adams. well known
civil War veteran. living at 1920 Il.
Main ST., Portland, ore.
For over ten years / suffered
from Indigestion. After eating /
would invariably boat with gas I'M
til 1 could hardly get my breath. and
had awful pains In my left side just
below my ribs. I vas constlpated and
all run down. and had ouch spells OF
weakness I just had to 20 to bed.
"KVen. the Tanlac treatment set me
to eating hearty. did away with that
Indigestion and boating. and strength
ened me Inc butt up my health in
every way. Tanlno IL without doubt
a remarkably good medicine.
Tanlac is fer sale by all good
druggists. Take no substitute.
over 81 Million bottles sold.-Ad'
Y~ertisemenL
, 1923-04-27
DEDICATION Of
NEW CHURCH IS
SET FOR SUNDAY
C. G. Stout in Charge
OF Services at North
Casper Christian.

C. @. Stout is in Casper and is to
nave charge OF tho dedication Sun
day OF the North Casper Christian
church. All church people OF Casper
know the splendid personality OF this
man and are rallylng to his support.
The fne big new building is ready
for the dedication services. The first
tory is practically finished. It is the
largest and best built building in
North Casper with the exception of
the school building. This splendid
building Is intended for recreation
and religious education. There VIII
also be a reading room.
This church school has enjoyed re
markable growth 1t is in keeping
with Casper.
The First Christian church has
fostered this new organization in
North Casper and aided and assisted
in its progress. II. r. Hildebran5.
pastor of the First church is very
enthusiastic and points to the great
, 1923-04-27
CASPER M0TORB|KE CLUB
TO PICNIC NEXT SUNDAY
ON BEAVER CREEK Site

The Casper Motorcycle club will
hold its first picnic OF the season
this Sunday II the weather permits.
The riders will meet at the Red-Har-
ley shop on South Conwell street at
10 o'clock Sunday morning and make
tho run to Beaver Creek. where the
picnic will be held.
The Motorcycle club has ambitious
plans for the summer months. n OF
the most important OF which IS to
builc a cabin on Beaver club where
they have been given permission by
.he landowner to put the building.
The erection OF tho cabin will make
It possible for tho members to spend
week ends there and have n comfort
able place In which to sleep and cook.
Other activities planned by the club
are tho road race from Casper to
Rawlins TO Cheyenne and back 10
Casper; several ace meets at the
Rodeo grounds and n hill climbing
contest.
, 1923-04-27

And whatever you do. don't miss the
photoplay. Norma Talmadgs in 1.-THE
Safety Curtain" The plot opens
with an exciting incident in a Lon.
don music hall where disaster drops
the safety curtain" upon the star
characters past and opens a new
life with a soldier-hero taking the
place formerly held by an actor in
the halls" When the scene shifts
TO India, vistas Of English army life
pass in a swirl of exciting events.
In first weaving a plot of tangled
circumstances the scenarlst has EN-.
bodied complications that work out
with interesting details.
THE Safety Curtain is a photo.
play Of plot and action; Just tho type
OF picture that keeps the spectator
Interested from start to finish. Miss
Talmadge has never done better
work. and Eugene O'Brien is a close
second to tho star.
, 1923-04-27
NOTICE OF


Department of the Interior, U. S.
10, 1923.
To Mildred May, of Casper,
Wyo., Contestee:
You are hereby notified that
Marguerite Allemand, who gives
Box ITO Casper, Wyoming, ms her
~postoffice address, did on March
20, 1928, file in this office her
duly corroborated application to
contest and secure The cancellation
of your Homestead Entry No.
024S07, made March 5, 1928, for
SWA, VIZ SEM, Sec. Ii, NWh,
NE SWA, Sec. Ia; NJ Sh, Sec
ton Is, Township 81 N, Range 81
W., Sixth Principal Meridian, and
as grounds for her contest she al
leges that Mildred May has never
established residence on the land,
and has never lived on the land.
That she has wholly abandoned the
land, and has never placed any
improvements on the land. That
such abandonment and failure was
not or is not, due to her service
in the U. S. Army, Navy, or Ma
rine Corps.
You are, therefore, further no.
titled that the said allegations will
be taken as confessed, and your
said entry will be Cancelled without
further right to be heard, either be-
fore this office or on appeal, if
you fail to file in this office with
, 1923-04-27

Baptist gymnasium at Fifth and
Beech streets this evening, with
Troop 0 OF the Baptists. Troop s OF
tho Presbyterlans. Troop IL OF the
Christian church. n Troop 10 of tho
North Casper Community church
taking part in the rally to DO given by
District No. 3. which is composed OF
these troops.
Tho affair will be under tho direc
ton of ". c. Goodwin. deputy scout
commissioner. Tracy Shaw will be
song leader.
1t is the intention of the Casper
scouts to hold a aerles OF district raj
lies Instead OF so many city.wide ral
lies. only two clty-wide rallies will
be he'd during tho year In addition
to this there vii DO one demonstra
ton.