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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

p. d. Edwards, labor on Co.
ROAD oI.pV
Fourth Ave. Meat Market,
Supplies on s. A. R. ...... 115.
Andrew Goetten, Supplies on -, ..
Hans ~; e aos Oh Road drag 100: 49, 90
Granite City Cry. Co.. sup
plies on s. A. R. ........ 1880
Henry. Henkemeyer. labor on
John S H. Hennen. labor on S. '''
J. a W. X Hens. Boarding road s'z0
,Lo ssam Heraos. boarding road 'OO
Holt Mnfg. Co.. Tractor re.
Mes Garage, Tractor repairs: !!s
P. P. Jones. Rent Of camp
ground $500
A. H: Kirmeyer, supplies on ~
B. . H. a Kiffmeyer, Supplies on 4'10
Alfred Kind. Gravel on s. A: ., -
Kitowski Mfg. Co.. Repairing ~
Ladner Hdwe. Co.. Supplies OF; on '0
Paul E. E1bert; Supplies on ss' %
H. S. Lindsey, Lease of gravel
pit .................... 800
Local Oil Co.. Supplies on s. o.. 90
w: Al J. & & A: j ioso. Supplies S4'''S
M. P. Lufkin, Truck re-
Ma i Trans. Co., Freight on 'O'''
Maus Brothers. Supplies on S. wv
B.. u. Meyer Auto hire on S: .. 90
Mevers Hdwe % Sunnlies ON
Aug. miller. Labor on Co; Co: 10 ~
riR Roa Murpbv Labor On Co ~ 80
Northern Battery Service Co.,
Truck repairs ............. $50
N. W: Oil Co. Supplies on s: -. ~
N. W. Oil Co.. Supplies on wv W
NJ a. oil Co., Supplies on .s %
zen n; Och Sci p Purchase ;.;'' price Of 4''s0
oG EaaSs' Garage Gss Truck ii re- '0O ~
B. Osendorf. Grader repairs. 1876
.machy repairs .......... 27.ss
Pure OIL Co., Supplies on S. -
Re IN; D. Bros i;;;:' Truck re: Ss'sz
E: A. Rogers Co.. highways 80
Sam J; Ryfr. Labor on Co. :. y,
St. Augusta Garage. Truck . v.
St: le eieud Auto Supply Co.. ''
St. su eFond On sro s; A. g. e. Sup: 800
St. Cloud lee Co.. Supplies
St. on e 4; "a: Fl From ;' Work: Co.. 40
St: Joseph Lumber Co.. Mater:
ial on s. A. r. .....:.... 154. II
sartell Bros: Co.. Material on =,
schmidt Neat a Market. Supple: :,
Earl Schmidt. Labor on Co: :. -
R. H seSoennerr. Labor on Co: ''
schWartzenbach Hdwe. Co..
schroeder-Latterall Howe. Co.. ~
Standard Oil Co.. Supplies on
A. G. stiever. Boarding road
renVoorde Garage. Truck re:
rh pslrs Howe. Co.. Sup: %
Twin city Co. Repairing 80. ,
VACUUM oil Co... Supplies on 20
s.. A. r. ............... H.e
Co. Road .................. 1920
} Waldorf Cafe, Boarding road
Mrs. chas. Weber, boarding
road crew ............. :. la
!wenner Hdwe. Co., Supplies
on S. A. r. ............ FL
West End Garage, Truck re-
pairs o.
w. J. Weber, Asst. Eng. ex-
| penSeS OIL
Mrs. Jos. Weber, Boarding
y road crew '................. ~
American Linen Co., Laundry
services Ia
lE. w. Atwood & Co., L. C.
, Smith Typewriter ......... 105.
III. H. Beste Carrying
primary election returns 80. Il
0 c. A. Boerger, Procuring pri-
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proceedings and notices -. 293. 81
F. J. Weisser, Procuring
prim. election supplies -. 1.2O
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned sine die. -
p. N. Lair
Chairman of County Board OF
Stearns Co., Mimi.
Attest:
Nicholas Thomey,
County Auditor and ExOfficio
Clerk of Board.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

Louis ziegelmeier. City Of St. Cloud
selected the following persons, being
% in number, to act as grand jurors
during the ensuing year. towit:
Andrew Veight-Town st. Augusta.
R I Co C.: D %dsmy.1y St; cle Ed,;,
Martin Karach-Town Brockway.
John Gilk-Town Farming.
Henry Schlangen-Town Munson.
VIM. Wartzfeld-Town Wakefield.
Anton Won Beck-Town Getty.
NJ: F. Rein-Town Crow Lake.
Jos. Koenig-Town Lynden.
Mrs. c. F.. Ladner-City of st.
Peter Schichta-Town Avon.
Thee: ostendorf-Town K kana;na
John Rien-Paynesville.
r. r. Sweet-Town Maine Prairie.
Fred Bahe.Town Crow River.
Nick Schwartz-Town Sank Centre.
selected the following persons being
Henry Fietsam-Town St. Augusta.
Earl storm-Town Lynden.
Tim Murphy-Town Lynden.
c. J. Orthman-City St. Cloud.
Henry J. Lamb-City of St. Cloud.
Geo. Reis-City of St. Cloud.
| Geo. E Clement-City of St. Cloud.
John Hanson-Town Albany.
Alex Neigel-Town Albany.
1. A. Swinghammer-Town Albany.
s sen KoeRpsTsTSwn ay9n Holding
Ben Lange-Town Krain:
E. s. Germantown LeSauk.
J. W. Dehler-Town LeSauk.
/ ID &C. ,rlr
Herman Thieien-Town Oak.
| Fritz Ffnken-Town Oak.
John Murphy-Town ST. Wendell.
Ed a nabIHTow st Ed Men lake
Jos. Touchdown Farming.
| Paul Fischbach-Town Lake Henry.
John P. Fuchs-Town Lake Henry.
John Cortkan-Town Munson.
John Blassius-Town Munson.
Valentine Mohs-Town st. Martin.
Pagl Winser KdSTr spring zi aii
G. S. Stickney-Town Fair Haven.
Henry Halgersona-Town Fair Haven.
Henry Weiner-Town Getty.
Adam Orth-Town Melrose.
Francis Rooney-Town Raymond.
Dan Kane-Town Ashley.
On motion duly seconded. the boare
approved the applications OF Henri!
Middendorf, Geo. Toenyan and Henry
easements and taxes, and recommended
them to the MINI. Tax Commission
On motion duly seconded. the boart
adjourned to nine o'clock A. M.
Morning session
July II, 1923
. o'clock A M:
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. p. N. Lair. presiding and al
The bids heretofore received BY thu
House and Jail Building were takel
up for full consideration and final &C
ton. After carefully considering tn
kinds of coal and the prices therefor
moved by F. j. Borgmann. seconded b,
chas. Weber. that the BID do. Of tn
Fisher Company on Elkhor ran Nine R ta
be and hereby is accepted. and tina
be awarded to said Fisher Co.
On motion duly seconded the bill
of the twp. of Rockville in the SUI
of s2ss.2o for new road work wa
laid over to the Aug. meeting of thi
On motion duly seconded the follow
ing bills were allowed and ordere
paid according to law:
| M. Bennett, LABOR on GO. ROAD q
Geo. Bennett. labor on Co. Road SIS
John N. Benoit' supplies on 90
Berger Mfg. Co., Culverts :. 4S8 {
John Bestgen, EXP. on s. A. r. ~
Thos. Bohnen, labor on S. A. R. is
Geo. Borgmann. Supplies on
labor on S. A. r. 49,. 1872 @
NJ. G. Burchett. labor on Co. ~
| ROaQ ........... oo'
Car Collins Co.. Road Auto
Repairs ................. sc
Art. Christensen. labor on
Co. Road ...........:... BE
and mileage 10y. 1o6. 3
Crozier- Odds Coal Co., supplies
on s. A. R. ................ So
H. Dryer, Road auto repairs g..
VIM. Edwards. labor on Co.
| ROaQ 900. Oh g.
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that the board
unlected person
county VI A'-' -
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

FOR QUICK RESULTS ADVER-
TISE IN THE HERALD.
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Name of person assessed. twp. or dis.

Name OF person assessed Twp. or Ols.
Charlie Watske. town Lake George ......1
John Schoemacher. Town lie Sank .....
Chas. E Dickinson. Town LINDEN $500.
Martin Finneman, Town of Main Prairie
Dora M. Hamilton. Maine Prairie.
J. H. Kale. Town Maine Prairie .:......
Anton P. Pelzer, Town Maine Prairie
Albert Kintsell Town Melrose
Peter M. Pauls. Town Paynesville
Mary Jenz, Town Raymond :...........
Josephine Prasck, Town Sank Centre -a
M T. Upton, Town Sank Centre
Frank Hacker, Town Wakefield ........1
Rubert Blonigen. Village Albany ........
O. v. Halvorson. Village Brooten ......
Ben Hemker. Village Freeport
Phil. & Anna Roush. village Freeport -:
Helen Mumford. Village Kimball $1,000.
Michael Kolodzierjeke, Village St. Anna
Jos Rachoy. Village Of Waite Park -.
Mrs. Edw Lundberg; City Of Melrose -.
=. NJ. GilIig. City Of Sank Centre .........
Kokonic Rubber Co.. City Of Sank Centre
D. J. Mcmahon Land Co.. City of
r.., Sank Se mt Gen Eiec Co.
Wat l. e City Of Sank Centre ..........
Otto Olson, City of Sank Centre
Roy Parks. City of Sank Centre
Baguan & Gaynor;: City Of st; Cloud -
sseniq Rro Gsnas cty city ST. e. Cloud l0ua
L. Compton. City of st. Cloud ..:........'
Carl r. Dahl. City of st. Cloud 1850,
n. G. Davis. City OF st. Cloud .........
JOS. Dinzl. City OF st. Cloud ...:...:.....
Gabriel GODDARD. City Of st. Cloud 49,
J. 8. e. Kadrie. City Of St. Cloud .....'
VIM. Mix. City Of st. Cloud ...........-
A D. Nee City OF st. Cloud .............
Emil Puff Jr.. City Of st. Cloud $780,;
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-07-19
Pen. fees Toll. tax. Rc

he personal property taxes in said
atisfying cannot be collected, and
Evening star., 1923-03-11
NATIONAL UNION.

Scott Council met Monday evening
with II good attendance. +. a. War
field the treasurer of the council and
charter member of Scott Council. re
II. Dawson. was elected treasurer;
Mr.. Cobb. vice president. and Mr..
O'Connell. speaker. These officers
were installed by Senator. J. Harry
Jones who afterward addressed the
council on the new plan recently in
,dorsed by the extension and publicity
committee. {. NJ. Mitchell of Con-
gressional Council was visitor dur
ing the evening. Attendance prizes
We're distributed.
Tuesday evening Mckinley Council
had as visitors T. NJ. kennerly and
NJ. J. Hole OF the committee on eN-
ltension and publicity. Each spoke on
the class initiation To tie held on May
IA. Mckinley Council viii be i'll the
running and expects to come up to its
quota. The council executive COM
mittee was directed to provide ways
and means for the work in connection
with the coming class Initiation.
Messrs. O'Brien and Ryan are visit
ing the councils in the District as
of Mckinley Council.
Victory Council met last Thursday
ievening to enable the officers To ma p
tout the work for the class initiation
May IA. the forty-second anniversary
iof the establishment of the National
Union Assurance Society. G.. NJ.
Mitchell, #. p. Ryan and II. G. Sur
iguym made addresses. II. c. Ander-
son of Everett Council. Chicago. Ill.
also was present. Prizes We're au-
thorized for the admission of new
members. A snappy degree team Is
being organized in Victory Council.
Senator J. Harry Jones. Samuel Trupp
and President Williams We're selected
to represent the council as Il visiting
committee to other councils during
the March meetings The speaker
provided an old-fashinned smoker for
entertainment
Evening star., 1923-03-11
PRESIDENT Of CHINA
ASKS CABINET TO STAY
Holds Up designations and Will
Urge Military Opponents to Modi-
fly Demands.
Ry tile Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
PEkING. March 10-Resig gnations
of Premier Chang Shao-Tseng and his
ministry still are in the hands of
President Ii Yuan Hung. who is try
ing to persuade the cabinet to con-
tinue in office.
1t is reported that the president
will send delegates TO Gems. WI Pei
Flu and Tsao Kun. the powerful mill
tary leaders of North China. in an
effort To persuade them to modify
their attitude. which was said to
have been that of endeavoring to die
tate to the government
The local press attaches significance
10 tht. unity of action of Wu pef-F'u
and TSao Kun in pressing demands
originating with Gen. Wa and con-
cerning the appointment of military
governors in two provinces. this in
was "a breach between the two Chihli
war lords The burying of differences
is attributed in some quarters to the
revival of reports that IL triple ALI
ance has been formed among Chang
'Tsao-I.in the Manchurian chief
Tuan Chi Jul. an eX-premfer, at pres
ent living in retirement at TientSin.
and sun Yat-Sen, the South China
leader.
supporting the Chang Shao-Tseng
cabinet, as is evidenced by the action
of Speaker WI Ching-Lien in send
ing kilograms calling on the people
TO assist in persuading the cabinet
to remain. so that "the good work
of the present cabinet Will not be in
vain.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TON OF THE MACCABEES.

A card party scheduled for Friday
at 1850 Fairmont street northwest tor
benefit of Union Guard team VIII be
held at Eagle Lodge. 2523 18TH street
northwest. the same date.
Liberty Union Review. No. 8, Will
have a ST. Patrick's party March 10
at Pythian Temple. and Washington
Review. No; 4. viii hold poverty
party" Wednesday. April D. al llth
and Il streets northwest.
The W. Il. a. Health Center OF
Washington Is now established III
Barrister building. Mrs. Ruth Hoover.
health supervisor. is in charge, and is
at the center from 10 am. tc pm.
each day.
The state convention Of the w. h A.
will be held March - at Pythian Tenn
pie. The following have been elected
delegates: National Review. Mrs
Mary A. Van Ness; Columbia. Mrs
Mary Adamson: ErightwooG, Mrs.
Martha Dean: Liberty Union. Mrs.
Ella Weeks: Victory. Mrs. Theresa
Foster. Georgetown. Mrs. .Alverda
Moyer. The titualistic work will be
DANES Walters. Hattie Taylor. Mary
Cochran. Florence Topping, Elizabeth
Perry. Elizabeth Moseley Annie Land
ford and Mary Rick.
National Review. No. |. has formed
a 'Grandmothers' club" Mrs. Frances
cutie of Pembroke. \. y. is presi-
dent. Meetings will be held each
week. when member will entertain
at luncheon. Mrs. Walters entertained
Wednesday last, and Mrs. Pierce of
1880 Belmont street will be hostess
next Wednesday. The active members
are Mrs Emma Knight, vice presi-
dent: Mrs Ida Castle. Mrs. Della Ed
munds, Mrs. Ishoda ireland: Ms. Mel
lie Graham. Mrs. Lula = Hammond.
Mrs. Mary Pierce: honorary members.
Mrs. Fannie Walters. Mrs. Hattie
Palmer. Mrs. Netiie Edmunds. Mrs.
Lille Hall.
Mount Vernon Review. No. =. had a
card party Thursday evening. the pro-
ceeds 10 b- devoted 20 the California
frii
Evening star., 1923-03-11
B. P. O. ELKS.

The election of officers of Wash
ington Lodge, No. Is. B. p. o. Elks,
Wednesday night resulted as follows:
Exalted ruler, John III. Ontrich: lead
ing knight. James A. Balderson;
loyal knight. William A. Finkel; lee
turing knight. A. A. Hileman; treas
urer. NJ. G. Mccormick; secretary,
William $. Shelby; tiler. Thomas j.
King; trustee for three years, A. A.
Zimmerman. On the motion of John
G. Wood, the election of Trustee Zim-
norman was made unanimous.
The Atlanta Club has TTceived ad-
vices that members of the Baltimore.
Md: Alexandria, Va.s Cumb erland,
Frederick sburg. Frostburg, Hagers-
town and Norfolk lodges intend avail
ing themselves of the transportation
| facilities arranged for by this lodge to
attend the annual convention in July
next.
! The drill team, under Maj. G. Eu-
gene Edwards, will give a gym
nastic display and entertainment at
Elks Hall Saturday, April 7. 1t is to be
| strictly a stag affair.
The Elks Band, under Director AR
thur S. Witcomb. will give an en-
| tertainment at the Jail tomorrow at
7:30 pm.
The local lodge has engaged an en-
| tire section for the opening day of
the Washington base ball club,
April &c The Elks Band will play
selections during the afternoon. The
| usual weekly dance viii take place
Thursday evening.
The following from out-Of-town
lodges have registered at the home
of Washington Lodge: Horace Wright
kearney; H. 4. Woodhead and f. j.
! Hart, Jersey City; J. Nj. Michaels,
Dunnellen; q. ID. Kilverton, West New
York, n. j.; j. l.. Smith, Chicago
Heights: W. q. Horen, $. j. Friel and
| Z. &. Ziekel, Chicago. ILL.,; j. Lambert.
Athens, Ga; \. I. Adams, Greeley;
T.. A. Joyce. Denver; J. W. Jones, Fort
Collins. Colo; Il. l.. Jacobs. Santa
Rosa, Calf; +. A Jarrett. Bonneville,
| Ind; +. S. Manton. Lafayette; III. f.
! Myers. Shreveport. La: j. +. Ruff,
New York: J. 2. Callahan and l.. T..
Mahoney, jamestown: j. X. RogeS,
Brooklyn; Lee j. Wolf, Queensboro.
y. Y; A. J. Dekker, San Antonio,
Tex: ID. Jacobs, Philadelphia; +. b.
| Ethan, Scranton; Ernest j. Boyer.
Carlisle: W. l. Swoope, Clearfield, Pa. ;,
! +. X Warrick. jr. st. Joseph. Mo. ,
| Lawrence Corey. Ogden, Utah: +. w.
Hunt. Richmond. Va; c. a. Schneider
IT. nd John Rees. La Mars, Iowa: A. Hug
! gins, Miami. Fla: John Norton. Rut-
/ land. Vt; w. S. Bell. Towson. Md: ii
q. Rapp. Boston; c. +. bowling, EV-
! erett, Mass; Leo T.. Shoemaker. OK
lahoma City. Okla, and II. W. Strevig,
Oregon city, Ore.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
W0oDMEN OF THE WORLD.

For tomorrow night Frazer Camps
Mystery Committee announces spec
iaI entertainment, A short business
session will begin at 1880. Past Con-
sui Commander Geo. NJ Green Is in
charge of the program.
The Boosters Degree Team is said
TO be in demand. Among it's dates
is one for a class of Baltimoreans
who are to make a pilgrimage to
this city March 26; and another is
to initiate Alpha Camps recruits.
The Regimental and Battalion
staffs met Monday night. Plans were
discussed for the uniform rank fea-
ture of the coming memorial cele-
bration, when w. o. w. wreath
is to be placed upon the tomb of the
unknown soldier.
Old Glory camp Tuesday evening
is to discuss plans for special de-
rrees prepared by Capt. Martsch.
Oak camp had an old fashioned
country dance Thursday night, which
will be repeated soon.
Hickory camp will entertain visi-
tors next Thursday. Consul Com
mander Paul Burthe wishes to have
special attraction for all local wood
men ON third Thursdaya>
Evening star., 1923-03-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

In Home No. 81 tomorrow evening
Judge Seeds will deliver a Pythian
address.
Past Chancellor +. r. Jaehnke of
Mount Vernon. No. 5. paid a visit to
Rathbone- Superior, No. 80. last Fri
day evening and delivered an address.
Calanthe,. No. IL, will confer rank
of knight tomorrow evening.
The Grand Lodge publicity commit
tee will meet Wednesday at pm.
at Grand Lodge headquarters.
Grand Chief Mrs Armstrong OF Nor
folk, Va, paid an official visit to
Friendship Temple. No. 3, Pythian
Sisters. last Wednesday evening. and
after the regular order of business
the evening was devoted to a ban
uuet. Grand Chancellor Ellery w.
Hefss and several Grand Lodge off,
GERS were among the many visitors.
Rathbone Temple, No. So, Pythian
Sisters, received an official visit from
Grand Chief Mrs. Armstrong of Nor
folk. Va. last Friday evening. Many
visitors were present. including Grand
Chancellor Ellery w. Heiss, accom- :
panied by several Grand Lodge Off
GERS. The visitation was concluded
with a banquet and addresses by
Grand Chancellor Heiss and other
local orators of Pythian fame.
Hermione Lodge Wednesday at f:3o
p.m. will have the rank of esquire.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Unity Council. No. II. at it's last
meeting, after the business meeting.
had an oyster supper served by the
chairman of the good of the order
committee, followed by games and
music. Mrs. Anna Hill, ID. :. c. was
present.
The Golden Rod Club met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs Anna Hill. with
every member present at the session,
presided oyer by Mrs. +. Sewell. A
number of suggestions for the bene
fit of the order at large We're dis
cusSed. Luncheon was served in the
dining room, which was tastefully
decorated in yellow and green. the
Golden Rod colors. There was a
large, centerpiece of jonquils and
maidenhair fern. Prizes for the game
of five hundred were won by Mrs
Mabel Hall and Mrs. BesSye Feldser.
Anacostia Council. No. IA. celebrated
it's seventh anniversary Wednesday
evening. Among those present were
the state councillor, Mrs. Margaret
Hartmann: associate state councillor,
Mrs. A. Flynn; past national coun-
cilors, Mrs. Hattie NJ Miller and Mrs.
Naomi +. Swami; S. V. c.. Mrs. NJ p.
James; S. c. treasurer. Mrs. Fannie
Joyner; S. c. o. s.. Mrs. Muller: 2. 8.
c., Mrs. Anna Hill, Mrs. Hattie Rup-
pert. c. O. Bohrer, Judge and Mrs.
Butts. A supper was served by the
committee in charge, and each guest
was presented with a piece of the
birthday cake
Old Glory Council. No. IL. at its
meeting March 5 received tickets for
a show that will be given in the Lo-
gan Theater. Anacostia. Wednesday
for the benefit of the Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
Band. Mrs. Mamie Howell, deputy
state councillor, gave a talk on her
trip to Florida. The council is going
to hold a membership campaign and
has divided the membership into two
sides, the Blue and Red sides, with
Miss Lucille Copeland captain of the
Blue side and A. e. Harper captain
of the Red side, the losing side to fur
nish supper for the winning side.
Miss Lucille Copeland will have
charge of the social hour at the meet
ing tomorrow evening and she has
promised a number Of surprises.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL. degree.
Washington, No. o, degree;
Excehior, No. IL, degree; Golden
Rule, No. 81, first degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. Z. first de-
gree: Harmony, No. 2, degree;
Friendship, No. IL. degree; Cove
nant, No. Is, visitation.
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10. first de-
gree; Salem, No. -. degree;
Brightwood. No. 80. degree; Lang
don. No. %, business.
Friday-Central. No. l, first degree;
Metropolis. No. 1S, first degree;
Federal City No. 20, second degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. ].
drill.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday--Mount Nebo, No. g, patri-
archal degree.
Wednesday Columbian, No. I. degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRANDS ASSo-
CIATION)
Monday Address by grand master; in
structiOn.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday Esther. No. o, degree.
Tuesday Schuyler Colfax. No. 10. de
gree.
Wednesday, Mount Pleasant, No. .;
800 party.
Thursday-Dorcas, No. 4. social.
triday-Miriam, No. 8, rehearsal.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
ROCKEFELLER WINS PLEA
FOR ANCIENT TAPESTRIES

Assistant Secretary Mckenzie Moss
of the Treasury Department yesterday
signed q letter instructing the col
lector of customs at New York to
release from custody the famous
Eochefaucauld Gothic tapestries, pur-
chased by John d. Rockefeller, jr., at
a price reported to be around $1,000
600, The letter, it was officially
stated, will close the incident relat-
ing to the holding of the tapestries.
AS the tapestries are declared by
of,teiais .nti,,imp 10 m tbsm te frna anu ea enar
under the present tariff law, the al
legged misstatement of value which
caused seizure of the shipment, it
was said, could result in no loss to
the government, and Treasury off,
ciaIs described the case as one re-
sulting entirely from a clerical error
and, "in reality, of no consequence"
Evening star., 1923-03-11
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

The annual election of officers will
take place at the lodge rooms Tues
day evening. when the following
ticket. submitted by the nominating
committee. will be voted upon: Dicta-
tor, NJ. V. Hanson: vice dictator. r. F.
crist, w. II. Colston; prelate, A. f..
Cook. w. ii. Colston. r. A Beatty;
trustee. E. c. Green, J. Crown; treas
urer. Edward Voigt, jr., r. F. Hutch
lnson. j. r. Donnelly; delegate to con-
vention, o. r. Wentz; alternate. Z. G.
Green.
The degree staff returned from Or
ange. Va, Monday, where their work
IN connection with the installation of
o new lodge was highly commended.
The degree staff also expects to visit
Richmond early In April.
At meeting of the ladies of Moose
heart Legion Friday evening it was
evening Of each week until further
notice.