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husband had given her. Her four
small children were at home when
the thief entered, and when Mrs.
Aiello returned from shopping.
trip they told her that a strange
man had been to see them. She
investigated and hound that the
money and rings were missing.
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Wo~san's Benefit Associa-
ton

Alamo Review No. % will hold ii.
semimonthly business session at the
w. o. w. Hall, Monday afternoon a,
2 80, to be followed by a social hour
and program. The review will hold
a card and bunco party Tuesday after.
noon at $50 to which the public IL
invited.
The card and bunco party given by
San Antonio Review No. s. W. b. A..
Monday afternoon at the W. o. ".
Hall, was largely attended by members
and friends. of the order. Prizes were
awarded for bridge, 800" buneo and
entrance.
Several candidates were initiated a.
the meeting of Mission Review No,
%. w. 3. A.. at its regular meeting
he'd Friday afternoon, at the W. o.
". Hall. after which card and bun
CO party was held for members only.
to which 70 members attended. Prizes
were awarded as follows: Bunco. Mes
DANES Margaret Jurbin. Anna John
son and Ida Barley: 900" Mes
DANES Belorin Searle. Kate Green and
Della Goetz; entrance, Mrs. Jennie
L0tter.
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William I. Souter. state secretary,
will also represent the local aeris.
Paul T.. Stcffler, James ID. Hughes,
George f. Duggan and DIR. u. j..
Decker will accompany the delegates.
The convention will be held in the
Dallas aerie lodge hall. on Main
street, and the headquarters will BIZ
at the Jefferson Hotel. Guy Guide
will be representative to the national
convention or grand aerie session 10 be
held at Providence, Il. l., in June.
c. r. Bruno Rose. captain of the
degree team. and master of the
hounds" during large class initiatory
ceremonies, announced that a number
of new surprises will be sprung on the
membership as well as the candidates
of the Guy Guide" class. in the way
of new stunts to be pulled off We'd
ncsday night, when 30 or more candi-
dates will be taught the art of fly
ing. according to the Eagles way. Guy
Guide will preside as president of the
evening. with all stations to be filled
by past senior presidents.
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Rebckah I.O.O.F.

Elaborate plans are being made for
a reception to he given in honor of
Mrs. Birtie Davis, president of the
Rebekah Assembly, l. o. o. f.. OF
Texas, Friday evening, March 2S, n;
s o'clock at the Odd Fellows Halls
Mrs. Davis was unanimously chosen
president at the meeting of the grand
lodge and Rcbekah assembly held in
Fort Worth March 1919.
An invitation has been extended &c
all branches of /. o. o. f. of San An
tonic and visiting Odd Fellows AMI
Rebekahs. Many past grand officers
are expected. and newly appointed OF
ficers who will be in attendance are
Mrs. Katherine Edmonds Of Eagle
Pass, Texas. grand conductor; Mrs
George +. Knauff. grand marshal
Mrs. Juanita' Tandy. district deputy
president; Mrs. Sarah f. Fox, pri
vate secretary to the president, and
Joseph Murray. chairman of finance
committee, Rebekah assembly.
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Fraternol Order Of Eagles

There was a fair attendance at the
meeting of San Antonio Aerie No.
40. at Eagles Hall. Wednesday night,
when number Of applications were
received and referred to the proper
committees.
Among those in attendance were
three life members of the aerie. Mar
Gus Davis, John Richter and Charles
Oliphant. 1t was announced that the
benefit dance for the delegates attend
ing the state aerie convention to BE-
held at Dallas, May 20 and ~. will
be held at the Eagle Hall. Wcdnes-
day evening, May Z. These dances
are annual affairs and are always
largely attended This year it is ex.
pected that the delegate" dance will
excel all former ones.
The local aerie being the largest in
the state. naturally will have the
largest delegation. with Galveston
coming second. Following are those
who will represent the aerie at the
state aerie convention: William Mol
sa. Hugo Clauss. Gus A. Schmitt. Ed
win FRANKIE. r. G. Rose. Harry
Spain, Julius -Krisch. Frank Berg
mann. William Il. Mooty and r. v.
Kctchuni. Guy Guide. state president
Frank Guardo, state chaplain, and
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knights of Pythias

Considerable interest is manifested
throughout the state in the coming
annual grand lodge convention of the
Knights of Pythias TO be held mere
May IA to II. The local grand lodge
entertainment committee is receiving
many inquiries for details concerning
the competitive exhibition of the de-
gree teams in putting on the first
(page) rank. in amplified formA while
the Dokeys and the Nomads (Lady Do
keys) from over the state will put
on exhibition drills.
There will be number OF Dokey
temples represented with bands and
patrols. General invitations to h. OF
+. lodges have been sent throughout
the state, and from present reports
Houston. Dallas, Fort Worth and
Beaumont will outshine all other:
when it comes to representative h. Of
L. bodies at the convention.
Plars are under way by Lotus. No
50. Elk No. 81 and Unity No. Sc, X
of p. lodges for n drive TO raise S25.
J 900 for the erection of Pythian Gas
tie Hall on East Houston street. II
is thought that the project can be
put over in 80 days.
The committee in charge Of the drive
are: W. c. Strum and A. F. Stet.
lcr of Elk Lodge, George Huntress Jr.,
]. ID. Pelphrey and Thomas Tasso. I'm
ity Lodge. and Il. F. Neumann, Will
liam ". Herring and DIR. G. $. Lincoln
Of Lotus Lodge.
Army Lodge No. Al conferred the
rank of esquire on twelve pages 81
their regular meeting WEDNESDAY
night at 1872 North New Braunfel'
avenue. The rank of knight will be
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The Praetorians

San Antonio Council No. 8 held A.
well attended and busy meeting Thurs.
day night. at which time one candi.
date was obligated and instructed in
the unwritten work and five anDlica.
tons for membership were acted upon.
The attendance prize Of gallon of
MiStletoe ice cream was awarded Mrs.
Il. T. Brice.
The regular business was made very
brief and the time used by the mem
berS of the minstrel TO be staged at
next meeting. April 3. for rehearsing.
ms was the first rehearsal and the
directors expressed themselves rs being
hlghly pleased over the showing made.
and feel that the entertainment will be
one OF the best the council has eyer
staged. The entertainment will be
free to members. their families and in.
vited friends. In addition TO the min.
strel. there viii be other features OF
the program and il is exncctcd that
several persons from out OF town will
be on the program. Further announce.
ments will be made in next Sunday
Light. :
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Woedmen Circle


There was fair attendance at the
meeting of Myrtle Grove No. 1, at
the regular meeting held Tuesday Naf-
ternoon Mt the W. O. W. Hall, when
enc application for membership and
nine transfer members from other
circles were received and acted upon.
The tacky party scheduled for the
children of grove members next Tues
day night. has been indefinitely post
pOned. and instead the monthly night
meeting of the grove will be held at
which time candidates will be initial
ed The monthly drawing for the
theater tickets will take place on this
date. 1t was announced that the
birthday party for April will take
place Tuesday afternoon, April J..
The committee in charge of this af-
fair. evidently have a. "guilty" con-
science, for they seem to have some
thing UP their sleeves for "All Fools
DAY." which occurs on this date.
The grove sprung a pleasant sur
prise on the patients ut the W. q.
W. War Memorial HosDital Thursday
afternoon. when they provided ice
cream for the sick men.
ve-Mcgnolia Grove No. 151. w.
c.. had one application for member.
ship at its meeting held Wednesday
afternoon. The Anril birthday party
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
April y. at the W. o. W. Hall and all
members entitled to attend this func-
ton should notify the Grove clerk for
reservation at the birthday table. II
was decided TO discontinue the month.
~ night session.
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Drametic Order knights OF
Kh0rassan

The regular monthly business ses-
sion of ri Bexar Temple No. ISL.
ID. o. K. X. will be held at the
Pythian Castle Hall. Tuesday even
ing. at which time the members are
requested to be present and assist in
the arrangement for the entertainment
of the several hundred Dokeys who
will be guests of the local temple: at
the time of the Knights of Pythias
annual grand lodge convention to be
held in San Antonio May IA to II.
Royal Vizier A. f. Stetler an
nounced Saturday that two special
called meetings Of the temple will be
held during April, as there will be
a large amount of temple business TO
be transacted during this period. Mr..
Stetler visited the Knights of Pythias
lodge at Gonzales Monday night, and
secured a number of tyros. who will
serve as "tiger meat" during the
coming ceremonial
The band and patrol of FL Bexar
Temple No. 1S1 viii stage a minstrel
show Saturday evening. April l.. the
place of staging show to be announced
later.
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mttee. gave splendid report. J. o..
Bell of Commercial Camp No. Al was
initiated in full form. Paul W. Lisle,
chairman of the tacky party commit
tee, reported that about S15 had been
cleared on the dance.
Secretary George Robinson read a
communication from Myrtle Grove No.
l of the Woodmen Circle inviting the
Woodchucks TO join with their Sun.
shine Society in giving card and
bunco party Tuesday, April -, the
funds derived from same to 20 toward
buying dainties for the patients at the
". q. W. Hospital and other charit-
able purposes for members OF the order.
The invitation was accepted and a
committee composed of C.. j. Rotnrn-
fiue. Paul w. Lisle and A. e. Fulletz
appointed TO work with a similar com.
mittee from Myrtle Grove.
The entertainment staged at The w.
o. w. Hospital Thursday night was
by far the best ever held at that in
stitution, for with an abundance of
talent, every ward was given a few
numbers, besides the regular enter
tainment held in the assembly room.
The feature of the program was the
group of entertainers provided by Ma
dam DeAnton. in which little three
year-old Roverda Gregory, as a me-
chanical dell took the patients BY
storm, besides giving a Flower" and
japanese dance and recitation. Little
Miss Betsy Beetlcy and Master Sam
Bcetley won the. hearts of the patients
with minuet dance in Colonial cos.
tunes, and rube dance in character
makeup. Miss Betsy also danced the
Black Butterfly" dance. The chill.
dren were accompanied ct the piano
by their mother. who also played for
Charles Dilling. violin soloist. Jose.
phrne Dorsey interpreted Gypsy
dance and Geraldine Wills the Waltz
| dance
Miss Gertrude Saynisch gave an i'm.
personation of a cornet solo, follow
ing with a Chinese song and mono.
loosue. Olive-Magnolia Grove provided
the services Of John ]. Mcconnell.
who demonstrated his musical ability
ON a common hand saw and violin
bow. playing MY Old Kentucky
home and "Old Black joe" and little
Miss Beatrice Munster, who was un.
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Womaa's Relief Corps

There was good attendance a
the card and bunco party given by
the w. X. c., Auxiliary to the Grand
Army of the Republic. Friday night
at the Rio Vista Cafe. The com
mittee in charge were Mrs. Ellen
E. Mills, chairman: assisted by Mrs.
T. Welker, Tom Mills. II. V. Tor
rance and W. W. Leavans.
Following are the lucky contest
ants: Bridge. Mesdames +. ID. Tay-
lor, Emma Hill. w. A. McIlwane and
F. q. Wells. and G. T. Powell. L.
4. Hall and E. W. Hill: $780, Mes
danes J. W. Burby. J. +. Norton, w.
III. Schweers and H. r. Geyer and
II. Wilker, DR.. J. W. Burby and G..
j. O'Neill: Might've, Mrs. T. s. Mill.
Miss Mary Mills and l.. F. Nichols !;
bunco, Mrs. o. l.. Griswold, Mrs.
Margaret Irwin, Miss Margaret Hus-
ton, and w. W. Leavens, Phil
Schuetze and Howard Schuetze; en-
trance, G. Il. Powell, Ogle Hickens,
V. H. Torrance. +. T. Hall. Mes
danes J. G. Huston, Francis H.
Lisle. Ellen T.. Mills, Howard
Schuetze. j. F. Norton, II. X. Geyer.
G. T. Powell, Sarah Fox and o. T..
Searle.
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Brotherhood of American
Yeomen.

Perfection Homestead No. 6J01
held lively session Monday might
at which time four applications for
membership were received and two
candidates. NJ. r. Vettericls and ].
V. Hannah were initiated. 1t was
decided to change the meeting nights
from the first and third Mondays to
the second and fourth Tuesday nights
at the Red Mems Hall.
It was announced that q card and
bunco party for homestead members
and their friends would be held at
the home of Mrs. Marie Mackay.
2519 Buena Vista street, Monday
evening, March 81.
Following the business session a
bunco party was held. Prizes were
awarded to W. f. vetterick and Mrs.
Mary r. Miller.
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The Praetorians

Seguin Council No. 142, at Seguin
have elected the following officers TO
the ensuing year: III. G. Bottle, sub
lime augustus: II. ID. Klenkc. senior
tribune; Harry Barth, junior trib
une; NJ. II. Oreschnigg. first cen
turion; T. j. Green, second centu
rion; A. A. Vordenbaum, recorder
Mrs. Emma Bergfeld, soothsaycr; w
II. Harborth, lygion; NJ. G. Hector
sentinel; DR.. A. J. Neighbors, medi
cal examiner; Mrs. A. j. Pogozelkski
Praetorian queen; w. F. Bottlinger.
attorney; Walter Fey, ". c. Selling
sloh and Adolph Solmky, trustees.
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Republic, who is making an official
tour of the Southern and Western
states, will be the guest of Gen. ID.
s. Stanley Circle No. 3 at their regu-
lar meeting, Tuesday afternoon n
. 80 O'Clock, at the Pythian Castle
Hall, 215 West Commerce street.
Following the conclusion of business
session, reception will be given Mrs.
Van Duzer Mrs. Van Duzer will be
the guest during her stay in the city
of Mrs. Edward c. Geiss, 205 Rische
street.
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Pyihian Sisters

A joint meeting of Charlton No. I.
and Friendship No. 2, Pythian Sis
tiers temples was held at the Pythian
Castle Hall, Saturday evening, March
10, for the purpose of perfecting plans
for the entertainment of Pythian Sis
tiers and other visitors who will at
tend the grand lodge sessions of the
Knights of Pyth;as to be held at the
ST. Anthony Hotel in Nay.
Friendship temple will hold its reg
ular semi-montaly meeting Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. to which
the members are urged to attend. and
visiting members are cordially invited.
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able to appear in the main show. dc
lighted all the patients on the third
floor with her clever readings.
A. ]. Willett. with the aid of a
dozen pupils from Professor ii. Smiths
School of Music, supplied sufficient
jazz and hot time" music to last the
patients for weeks to come. The en-
tertainment was declared by the pa
tients TO be the best medicine they
have yet had, and are looking forward
eagerly to the next Woodchuck enter
tainment.
Those who so ably assisted Paul W.
Isle, entertainment chairman. we're y.
u. Rossman. Thomas W. Massey. c.
J. Rothenflue, A. c. Fulle.z and John
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Veterans Of Foreign Vars

The entertainment committee Of
Sam Houston Post No. &c, VI. w.
composed of Tom s. Mills. Verne H..
Terrence and William. W. Leavens.
VIII present novel and unique pro-
gram for the members and their fami-
lies. Tuesday evening. at the Red
Mons Hall. 112 IL Soledad.
Just enough Of the committees So
cret leaked out TO tell that "eats" will
be one of the features. and while il
has been intimated that therc will hr
plenty Of Chow" yet the style Of
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menu to be served is still mystery.
The announcement sent out to mem
bers by Adjutant Torrance, mentions
something about n nose bag" and a
ration dump" but that iis Greek as
far as the guests are concerned. AT
any rate the blow out" will include
a well arranged program including
dancing.
The post will hold its regular meet
ing Friday night. when number of
applications for membership will be
acted upon and several candidates will
be initiated.
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meets second Monday. 3 p. M: fourt
Monday, p. m. Ella Wolfshohl. 81
McLane Ave, Travis 131, president
Minna Friedrichs, secretary, 1914 Cherr
St., Travis Ills.
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wERpER LODGE no so MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Wednesday, s p. IN.
Albert Schoenemann. president. 81;
Adams ST.. Mission a67s. Hermann
Schlierer. secretary, SO Rigeby Ave-.
Mission 1888,
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ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. II
meets first and third Tuesday. .. m
Frank Gugert. president. 40 Proband
st. Joe Gross, corresponding secretary
80 Blanco road. Woodlarn 2sse. A. G
Uni. financial secretary. Gas Moore Bldg.
Crockett 6S1.
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III. l.. JAIN LODGE NO liz MEETS
first Thursday. 8 p. m. Paul Mee--
schedt, 313 W. Park Ave-, Crockett 1859.
President, Z. G. Kocrps, secretary, zoe
Montana St., Travis 2I50.
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BRUNHILDE LODGE NO. MEET
first and third Monday, 5 p. m. Aim
Gross, president, so Blanc, road. Wood
lawn fss2. Clara Sommer. secretary. IS
Devine St.. Mission 1854.
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HARMONIC LODGE NO. MEETS
second and fourth Thursday. 8 p. m.
Max Lange, president, liz Lotus St,
Mission 1883. Fritz Schilo. financial sec.
rotary. 220 g. Alamo ST.. Crockett 6t0i
Theo. Mueller, corresponding secre-
tary, 1cl5 Hays ST.. Travis 4l57.
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ALAMO LODGE NO. 1ss MEET
fourth Tuesday. s p. m. Franz Treiber
president, 20 Quittman ST., Crockett
1851. Albert Marschall, secretary. 90l
Dallas St. Crockett 7165.
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Ladies of the GAR.

Mrs. Martha !. Wan Duzcr. ot Chi
Auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the
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Order OF Woodchucks

There was good attendance nj ths
Heeting Tuesday night ~ Alamo Tom.
pie No. /. Thomas ". Massey. chair
man Of the ritual and bylaw com.
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sIEMER1NG LODGE NO 81 MEETS
first and third Wednesday. 8 p. m.
Paul Richie. president. ~ North St.,
Crockett S4i. II. i. Wosnig. financial
a5. Karl Huhndorf, corresponding secre-
tary. $50 Dawson st.. Travis 1897.
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vINETA LODGE NO. Is MEETS FIRST
and third Wednesday, p. IN Marie
Marques, 100 +. Waco ST.. Wood. 1910.
president. Mary Spahr. secretary, 432
Wyoming St., Travis 1850.
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GXfRXTERNAL,nd SECRET SOCIETIES.

conferred on class Of % esquires q
the meeting next Wednesday night.
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ORDER OF HERMANN SONS

ORDER OF HERMANN SONS
San Antonio Hermann
10 e"SM Sons Home Association, 2zs
R@A Garden ST. Fritz Scrilo,
REA L GLzl president. $50 8. Alamo St.
70 G,TtV III Crockett 6404. Albert
W, SD ~ kuebel, secretary, $50
Ns,s.I{% Thompson place. Travis
.sz9. Board OF directors
meets second Friday. ..
m. For renting hall and garden, sec
F. NJ. Gloeckner. treasurer, 41s S. Hack
berry st. Or. 66S3.
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PERSHING LODGE NO. $50 MEETS
first and third Monday, \ p. m. Mnna
Ball, president. 1913 Buena Vista ST.,
Crockett 72es. William p Gorrell. ais
North St
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ORDER OF DEMoLAY.
~ Albert Pike chapter No. 8.
&0A Order of ~DeMolaY meets
NT y every Monday night at 1880.
SEM&ES at the Scottish Rite cathe-
&6Ea dral. Visiting brothers in
Sf@ vited. Horace n. Gibson,
A&I& Master Councillor. l.. ..
Webb. Scribe.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
IA TOILETTE BOOM
 BY A.F.OF TODAY
Report of Presidential Committee
 Before Body This Morning

By The Associated Press.
 Atlantic City, x. J., Aug. 2.-The executive council of the American Federation of Labor today is expect ed to receive the report Of its national presid ential campaign committee and labor leaders here as lookers-on at the annual session of the council are expected to endorsed the candidates of Senators La Toilette and Wheeler.
 Forecasts that the council will en- dorse these candidates for the presi- dency and presidency are coupled with assurances that the A. r. of L. will not go so ia" as to pledge it's support to all candidates who link their names with those of La Toilette and Wheeler on a party ticket.
 Among labor chieftains here in tho role of spectators it is understood that the endorsement will be one of candi- dates as individuals and not as mem bers of a party. Thus, they point out, the A. r. of l.. can throw the sup port of its four million or more mem bers into the La Toilette Wheeler without abrogating the un- written rule of the organization that 1t shall remain partisan.
 The council decided to attack today the problem of formulating an official
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

any opposition to the Ia Toilette
 Wheeler candidates that may arise
 al these sessions
 it developed that contrary 10 re-.
 ports, there probably viii be no seri-
 ons split among members of the eKe- entlteeouneli when the subject of na-
 ilonal politics Ia brought up, 1t was disclosed that the findings of the na- lianal presidential eamnaign commit tee, of the A, r, ,of l.. 10 he submitted la the council This afternoon, would te unanimous and would be the only report on the subject the council will receive,
 Another significant development oi yesterday Was the attitude toward Senator Ia Toilette expected by MT, dompers m a statement he made In answer 10 a telegram from the work CTS party in which. Mir, Gompers was called "arch-hetrayer Of the working classes" The telegram was reported 10 have been sent hy Joseph Manly of Chicago. who is campaign man- ager for William Z Foster. presiden. tial nominee Of the Wofke,s' party,
 Mir. Gompers' statement was q re- hearsal Of events Of the si. Paul cons vention as he interpreted them and dennneiation Of Foster and his eol- leagues as pawns of the communist party Of Russia. The A, r, of l., chief | indirectly praised La Toilette for hav- l Ing forestalled the Intention of the l workers party's endorsement Of his candidacy "by donouneing the whole | communist outfit"
 'T am sure." said ihe statement, | that the senator will be pleased to know that international revolutionary communism denounces him."
 Jnridictional disputes among unions most of them of only local import comprise the program Of the executive council after the poli- teal question is disposed Of, About twenty Of such matters were filed with Inc council yesterday for adjournment, 3 number of leaders of various crafts having come here 10 plead their cases before the federation's executives.