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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-11
SE TEME HAYAN SURGIDO SERIAS
DIVERGENCLAS EN- LA CONFEREN
CIA DE LONDRES ENTIRE nj. HE
RRIOT Y Nj. NOLLET

PARIS, agosto 10. Omitted Press).
A pesar de la information semi-Ofieial
publicada por toda la prensa de la Ca
pital en- el sentido de que NJ. Herriot
regresa Paris con el solo proposito
de informar al Gabinete sobre las ne
gociaeiones de Jondres, existe Ia Green
cal fundada de que han surgido serias
entire los delegados fran
ceses a la Conferencia sobre La evacua-
ci6n del Ruhr, haciendose impossible lle-
gar un acuerdo definitivo.
NJ. Nollet Sc obstina en- rechazar to-
do acuerdo sobre La evacuacion del
Ruhr hasta que ell desarme de Alema
MIA, que debera preceder La evacuation
francesa, sea un hechO probadO.
Algunos periodicos lie dan gran inn
portancia al hecho de que NJ. NOllet no
acompafiase al Jefe del Gabinete fran
ces en- su vista los delegados alema-
nes, creyendose yer en- tai actitud una
grave disparidad de criterios entire am
bos delegados franceses.
Sc asegura que M. Clementel trata
por todos los medios posibles de lograr
que NJ. Nollet deponga su actitud in
transigente, que toda la question sera
trafda al Gabinete con el prop6sito de
que este juzgue Y resuelva las diferen-
cias surgidas entire el Primer Ministro
de- Francia, NJ. NOllet.
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UNA De LAS HAzANAS De Los DETECTIVES MAS CRANDE

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"tournee" por Cuba y M6jico, que 81
no fue pr6diga en- beneficios econ6mi-
cos 10 fue en- experiencia para ell joven
musico. Pero los padres no Sc confor-
inaron cen este, apesar de que su hijo
oy6 muchos aplausos gan6 muchos
elogios. Ellos no querian un niho-pro-
digio que fuera a malograrse mas tar
de, como ha sucedido una Y Glen veces
en- Ell campo del virtuosismo musical.
Ellos ansiaban contar con un future
maestro que corociera todos los secre-
tos de ST. Instruments. Y hacienda ma
yores sacrificios, y duplicando sus ac-
tividadeg y sometiendose a nuevas
pruebas de ascendrado amor al esprit
tn v Ia familia. Sc desprendieron, una
vez mas, de Pepito, para que viniera
continuar sus estudios Madrid.
Made puede imaginarse 10 que este
significa, menos que no sepa que la
capital de Espaha es hoy una de las
ciudades del mundo donde mas cuesta
vivir!
Pepito mereci6 muy pronto Ell honor
de ser, tambi6n, el discipulo predilecto
de Fernandez Bordas ell reputado profe.
sor espafiol que hoy lie quiere v le ad.
mira y le ayuda cordialmente.
Mas, como los padres que 10 son dc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Masonic

Wilbur Keith of Dallas, executive
secretary of the state committee on
Masonic Service and Education. visited
the u. s. Veterans Hospital at Legion.
March >, as guest Of the Gavel
Club of that institution.
Mr.. Keith gave an illustrated lee
ture. His talk treated of the pro-
gram of AUGMENTATION, patriotism
and education, based upon the free
school system. The members of the
Gavel Club gained a more complete
knowledge of Masonic institutions as
conducted in Texas. Views of the Ma
sonic Orphans Home at Arlington,
and the Home for Aged Masons az
Fort Worth. were shown.
Mr.. Keith expressed himself as
hospital at Legion and the excellent
spirit and morale of the disabled men
who are mGking such brave fight for
the recovery of their health. He stated
that his itinerary included at least
fifty points in Texas and New Mexico,
and that he counted his opportunity to
talk to the men at Legion a great
privilege.
He said that he would be Joined at
HondO, by DIR. NJ. b. Terrill of Dallas.
in the completion of the work in con
nection with his present schedule. The
hospital was favored with Mr.. Keith's
visit through the efforts of the Gavcl
Club, an organization which has but
recently been started by the patients
and personnel of the hospital who are
Master Masons.
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Daisy c. Gushing, assistant district
deputy grand matron; 5 p. M, open
ing exercises. march and exemplifi
cation of secret work by San An
tonic chapters; Thoughts. worthy
grand matron; reports of committees
short talks by delegates. Helps
Have Received Here" which Will De
followed by the formal closing of the
school. Examinations will be held
after each session by Mrs. Rawlings
in charge Of the examining board.
Fully 300 members are expected to
attend the Wednesday noon luncheon.
Reservations can be obtained through
the following worthy matrons of the
San Antonio chapters: Mrs. Macy
Bonnell, Adah; Mrs. Mary Jim IT.
vine, San Antonio; Mrs Kate Smith.
Bexar: Mrs. BERTHE Miller. Vino
dausis: Mrs. Caroline Mills. Army (;
Mrs. Grace Burts. Radiant; Miss
Alice Howe. Alamo; Mrs. Maudc
Stanford. Texas; Mrs. Ella Mulcahy,
South San Antonio. and Mrs. Grace
Bulgardncr. Alamo Heights. All
members of the order arc invited TO
attend this school.
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third, 81 merchandise order, John Viii
liams gents furnishings; Robert
George, fourth. necktie, Ransom Sils-
bee: ii. A. Lackey, fifth, necktie,
Louis Lauterstein.
The following received attendance
prizes. ii. Il. Edgecombe. first, 80
basket of candy. q. A. Duerler candy
Company NJ. 5. Verbert,. second,
81. so merchandise order, Graham and
Collins; Dora Streight. third, S1.oO
merchandise order, Mic Tengg: other
prizes, consisting of ten cans of II. K
II. coffee. two pounds of Mistletoe
butter and three subscription orders
for The San Antonio Light were Civ
en- to the following: Annie Naylor,
{. Il. Church. +. Smith. A. Drom-
goole. c. Douglas, X. McClosky. W..
ii. Podray, w. ]. Pinn, A. Collins,
w. Little, C. Cox. g. Blythe, h.
Jeremiah and NJ. NJ. Irwin.
The judges were Mrs. c. G. Des-
nuke. Tom Connolly and j.. V. Roba-
lin. The committee in charge was
composed of Paul w Lisle. chairman
Dan Novak, Robert j. Neal: c. I.
Chaffe ST.. John ]. VAIL, Earnest
Heudepohl. s. ID. Rossman. Charles
Landry. Charles Fuletz. c. j. Rothen-
flue and J. c. Willett. Willetts
Woodchuck Orchestra furnished
music
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B.P.O.E.

Walter l.. Barnum. past exalted
ruler of the Elks lodge. at Corpus
Christi has been reelected to this Of
flee This is the first time a past
exalted ruler of this lodge has been re-
turned TO this office. Other officers
elected are: Clarence Carmen, lead
ing knight: Harry Edwards, loyal
knight; Arthur Henry, recurring
knight; George Grimm, secretary /;
W. +. Everhardt. treasurer: r. II.
Halsted, tiler; Charles y. Coleman,
trustee for three years. Mr.. Coleman
was also elected as delegate TO the
grand lodge meeting to be held this
year. W. Fl. Brasier vas named al
tcrnate.
The Corpus Christi Elks hope to
start construction work on their new
clubrooms and home this year. A site
has been purchased and paid for.
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Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks

The twenty-first anniversary of thu
founding of Del Rio Lodge No. So.
b. Z. o. f., at Del Rio, was observed
at the Elks hall Tuesday evening with
an elaborate banquet, program and
dance. The menu cards were very at
tractive with the Elks emblem and
motto embossed on the cover in gold.
The ball room, in which the banquc;
was served. was tastefully decorated.
Festoons of purple and white formed
a canopy over the tables, while Il
fringe of cOlored balloons surrounded
the room, with a cluster of them sus-
pended above the Elk star. giving a
very pleasing effect. The tables were
decorated with carnations and ferns
dottlng the center of the boards the
entire length.
=. The banquet was prepared under the
direction of G. NJ. Walker. OYSTER
cocktail was followed by fruit salad.
celery, olives, roast turkey and dress
ing, creamed peas in patties, Oceana
potatoes. gulf trout with tartar sauce.
cherry pie, French drip coffee, minis,
cigars and cigarettes.
During the banquet a program pre-
pared by Julian Lacrosse. exalted
ruler of the Elks. was given. Z. s.
Block presided as POSTMASTER. The
program consisted of the following
numbers: America" violin solo. Miss
I'ouemma Weinert: reading. Miss
Lenora Hoskins; piano solo, Miss
Eleanor Harrison: address. "The
American Flag" Judge j. j. Foster !;
"reminiscences of Old Elk DAYS in
Del Rio Judge c. X. Mcdowell:
.Elkdom, Its Aims, Hopes and
achievements Judge j. q. Henry.
Judge Henry called attention TO the
expenditure of three and one-half mil
lion dollars for charitable purposes
by the Elks in 1922.
Exalted Ruler Julian Lacrosse and
w. r. Borgess. gave interesting talks
After the banquet. dancing was en-
Joyed. Esther Whistler, orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion.
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The Praetorians

San Antonio Council No. 6. held a
well attended and enthusiastic meet
ing Thursday night at SD East Hous-
ton street. Two candidates were OBJ
ligated and instructed in the unwrit-
ten work and seven applications for
membership and one transfer from an
other council received and acted
upon.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
l.. n. Oeding. Sublime Augustus !:
John +. Harris. senior tribune /;
Charles F. Anderson. junior tribune I;
Walter J. Biard, worthy attorney /;
Homer $. Brumfield, first centurion !;
3. Frank Flowers. second centurion !;
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Minor. soothsayer; AL.
s. Oeding, lygian; Percy Starr, SEN
iinel; Miss Lura Schoulz. Praetorial
queen; Mrs. Ina S. Oeding musician !;
Marvin 5. Moon. X. +. Brice. I. H.
Ferguson, J. Wesley Wyatt. Marcelo
&. Almnraz. Jake w. McCarley. Mrs.
:. T. Brumfield and Mrs. Viola F.
Hicks, guards.
Thursday evening the new officers
will be installed.
The following meeting on April 3,
will be an omen meeting. celebrating
the twenty-sixth anniversary of the
order. with a program appropriate for
the occasion; also an hour Of the pro-
gram will be given over TO a min
ttrel, TO be staged by twenty mem
hers OF the council. 1t is expected
mat supreme officers will be presen;
bgether with several prominent Pras-
forians from other places. A special
Invitation will be extended 10 Austin
Council No. >. ut Austin. To send a.
inany of their members as possible.
Sublime Augustus Oeling was re-
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Order of Woodchucks

The tacky party given by Alamo
Temple No. I, Order of WOodchucks,
at the w. o. w. Hall. Wednesday
night. was attended by more than 800
members of the Woodmen of the
World and Woodmen Circle.
Tacky costumes. old-fashioned and
old style gowns were so numerous
and there were so many represented
characters TO select from. that it was
difficult for the judges TO decide
which were the best
Those receiving prizes and the prize
donors were:
Gertrude Saynisch. first. $3.50
merchandise order. King Furniture
Company: Ruby Tom. second. $50
merchandise order. Joskc Brothers
Company Francis H. Lislc, third. s.
merchandise order. Washer Brothers /;
Emma Young. fourth. s. dental work
order, DIR. Zucht; Monta Seymour,
fifth, 81 merchandise order. Bell Jew
CRY Company: Cora Schcibcl. sixth
three months subscription, San An
tonic Light.
In the mems class. Theron F. Will
liams was first. SO smoking set. Ka-
rotkin Furniture Company Elsie
Smith. impersonatng Jelly bean. ="
second. $3.50 merchandise order. f'is-
chcr's drug store; Herbert Rossman.
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Order Eastern Star


The annual school Of instructions
Tor the benefit of the ten San An
tonic Eastern Star chapters. will be
held next Tuesday and Wednesday
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Mrs.
Norton b. Wcllborn Of Summervillc.
worthy grand matron of Texas, will
be the guest Of honor.
The program for the two days
session follows:
Tuesday afternoon. from until ).
informal reception and automobile
drive: :, opening of session and
march by San Antonio chapters, pres
entations OF grand officers, address Of
welcome by Mrs. Stella c. Vodrie,
associate grand matron, response,
Mrs. Margery Wofford of Sabinal. as
sOciate grand conductress. musical Sc.
lections, opening OF school. by Wor-
thy Grand Matron Wellborn, business
session.
Wednesday. o a. m: Exemplifica-
ton of secret work by Mrs. Beulah
Rawlings of Leakey, Tex. member Of
grand examining board. luncheon at
noon at the ST. Anthony, honoring
the worthy grand matron and visiting
Officers. at which all of the San An
tonic chapters will act as hostesseS .
y. M. flag ceremony by Worthy
Grand Matron WellbOrn. study of the
ritual by Mrs. Birdie ]. fostering OF
Del Rio. district deputy grand ma
iron, parliamentary drill by Mrs.
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Woodmen Circle

Myrtle Grove No. 1, held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday afternoon, at
the w. o. W. Hall. 1t was an
nounced that tacky party for the
Juvenile Circle members and for chill
dren of the grove .aempers will be
held Tuesday evening, March %.
The ten tickets purchased for the
Woodchucks 'tacky party were return
ed 10 the Woodchuck treasurer, as q
donation and expression of good will
The members of the Sunshine So
ciety are requested TO meet at the
w. o. W. Hall Tuesday afternoon,
March Is. at 80 o'clock, for a bust
Eess meeting before the regular ses-
sion of the grove takes up at . 80
O'Clock. New officers are TO be elect
cd and other matters attended TO. The
society and the Woodchucks plan soon
TO give joint entertainment to raise
funds to secure dainties and enter
tainment for patients at the W. o. W.
Hospital. The society will join with
the Woodchucks in tae next hospital
entertainment. to be held Thursday
evening. March 20.
The sick committee reported large
number of sick calls. 1t was an
nounced that Mrs. Ray Verbert, clerk
of the grove, $40 Peck avenue, was
slowly recovering from an injury re-
ceived several weeks ago.
A card and bunco party will be
given by fhe grove at the W. o. w.
Hall, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Following adjournment, March
birthday guests were escorted TO the
birthday table in the banquet hall.
Refreshments were served. The COM
mittee in charge was composed of
Sovereign Alice Gerdes, chairman; as
sisted by Emma Young and Monta
Seymour. The table decorations were
green and white, with paper Irish
pipes and shamrocks for table favors.
At n meeting of Olive-Magnolia
Grove No. 157, Wednesday afternoon
ut the W. o. w. Hall, it was an
pounced that a tea party would be
given Tuesday, from 2 until s, ri
the home of Mrs. Aline Seideman
1144 Hammond avenue.
Ten members were guests at the
March birthday table. prepared by
Olga Tubs and Ida Hickman, which
was decorated in st. Patrick's Day
colors of green and white, with min
iature baskets filled with minis. fo-
table favors. Lena Ritchey received
the birthday prize.
Ida Hickman. Johana Merklin and
Viola Hicks had charge of the
groves dance, held at the W. o. w.
Hall Saturday evening, March 8.
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple No. 2, held an in
teresting session Saturday evening at
the Pythian Castle Hall, at which
time NJ. ]. Van de Venter of Unity
Lodge No. 50. and Mrs. Amelia Rich
ter, were initiated into the mysteries
of the order. The degree and initia-
tory work was executed by a joint
team from Charlton No. l. and Friend
ship temples. This picked team was
chosen TO confer degrees during the
grand temple session to be held at the
st. Anthony Hotel in May. Follow ing
the business session, refreshments were
served.
The regular semi-mohthly meeting Of
Friendship temple will be held Thurs
day afternoon. to which visiting mem
bers are cordially invited.
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Woman's Benefit Assn.

At the meeting of Mission Review
No. 95, held Friday afternoon, at the
w. o. w. Hall, Mesdames Mabel
Phillips and Carmen Pittman were
initiated into the order. Following
the business session, refreshments
were served in the banquet room, Mes
danes Lillian Mintz and Anne Good
man, acting as hostesses.
The review will give a card and
bunco party at the w. o. w. Hall
Friday afternoon March 21. The
games will start promptly at
o'clock, half hour earlier than
usual.
Alamo Review No. % will hold its
semi-monthly business session Mon
day afternoon at . 80 O'Clock at the
w. o. w. Hall, at which time class
of candidates will be initiated. The
membership is urged to attend this
meeting, and visitors are invited.
The review will hold its second
monthly card and bunco party at the
w. o. w. Hall Monday afternoon,
March "a, to which the members and
their friends are invited.
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Woodmen of the World

Two applications for membership
we're received at the meeting of San
Antonio Camp No. AZ W. o. w.
Tuesday night. The regular meeting
Of the camp occurs on the first and
third Wednesday nights. but owing
TO giving over Wednesday night TO
the Woodchucks for their tacky party,
so as not TO conflict with the Police
and Firemen's ball, the camp ex-
changed the one meeting night with
the o. Of w.
According TO communication read
from Maj. Gen. Mathier of the W. q.
w. Uniform Rank at Omaha. ,..e "a
tiOnal w. o. W. encampment has b { n
postponed until next year. with the
meet probably 10 be held in San An
tonic in 1925.
4 report on the progress Of the
membership campaign was given by
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Order of Hermann Sons

Harmonic Lodge, No. 1. organized
July 9, 1861. is the mothtr
lodge OF the order in Texas. The fol-
low ing have served as presidents :
Frank NJ. Gleckner. Robert Hurts,
John Reick. Fritz Rotzler. Earnest
Dieztmann, T.. Callscn, II. Dejner, +.
kutscheurcuter. Carl Maiwald, j.
Schuh. Fritz Wesp. August Zicmon-
tcck, W. A. Wurzbach. l.. W. Fehr-
mann, Theo Muller. Julius Tengg, Jo-
!seph Schcro. L. G.. Leighton. Il. F..
SBosshardt. Max Schmueckle. August
Menck and Max eg. nall
Among the membership are the fol-
lowing officers of the grand lodge of
Texas: Paul j. Hertting, grand Sec
rotary: Frank NJ. Gleckner grand trus-
tee; Earnest DietZmann. committee
man on bylaws, and Fritz Schilo,
member of committee for the Her
mann Sons Home for the Aged, near
Comfort. Mr.. Schilo is also president
of the Hermann Sons Home AssOcia-
ton of San Antonio.
Delegates that will represent Har-
monia Lodge at the grand lodge con-
vention to be held at Fredericksburg,
April IA. 10 and 16 are: August
Menck. Theo Muller, Paul Kurth, G.
c. Zellweger. Louis Schaefer, Il. +.
Neumann, Christ Lutz, Max Lange,
A. Collmann, Conrad FLAG Frank
Bosshardt and Gilbert II. Scholl.
The lodge meets the second and
fourth Thursday night of each month
and the general attendance is excep-
tionally good. The lodge has recently
passed the 600 membership mark, with
q number of applications pending and
this event will be celebrated with a
banquet and general good time by the
membership, Thursday evening, March
13.
Siemering Lodge No. 30. o. Fl. s.,
held a well attended and very interest
ing meeting Wednesday night, at which
time f0Er applications for membership
were received and two members re-
ceiyed by transfer cards from outside
towns. Three candidates were in
itiated. The lodge lost two members
by death during the month. Ropert
Forbrich and Charles c. futile.
Fritz Schilo, president of the Her
mann Sons Association, gave an in
teresting talk on good of the order.
Emil Herber of Austin, member of
Windhorst Lodge was visitor. Fol-
lowing the business session, splendid
lunch was served in the banquet hall.
1t va announced that meeting would
be held Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Hermann Sons Hall, for the
purpose of organizing military band.
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knights Of Pythias

At a meeting Monday night, held
in the Pythian Castle Hall, the X. OF
Z. building committee, composed of
members from Lotus No. 50. Elk al
and Unity No. SO X. of =. lodges, with
full power TO act and represent their
respective lodges, announced their de-
cision to proceed with the original
plans as outlined, for the purchase
of the Pythian Castle Hall site, pre-
viOusly recommended, located on East
Houston street, bounded by Bowie,
Elm and Starr streets
The plans call for the erection of a
two-story and basement reinforced
skeleton concrete with hollow tile and
brick facing. The building will be
so arranged that the basement will
be used for auto parking. while the
roof will be converted during the sum-
mer, into roof garden. The ground
floor will be used for stores and COM
mercial purposes. while the second
floor will be utilized with lodge, ante
rooms and club rooms.
The three X. of +. lodges. two Pyth-
ian Sister temples and the Dokey's
auxiliaries of the order will be tenants.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of Army Lodge No. Al, X.
of p, Wednesday night. at their hall,
1S22 North New Braunfels avenue.
Following the meeting a pleasant So
clal hour was enjoyed.
The following schedule of degree
work was announced: Comforting the
rank of page on eight candidates next
Wednesday night. at which time DIS
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor DIR.
G. $. Lincoln will pay the lodge an Of
fetal visit; March /. the rank of
esquire TO be conferred upon fifteen
candidates and March 20, the rank
of kright upon twenty candidates.
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Modern Woodmen of
America

Bexar Camp No. 1904 NJ. W. A.,
will have a class of candidates for
initiation at its meeting next We'd
nesday hight, at the Red Mems Hall,
after which a social hour will be en-
joyed. and an exhibition of skill
given by the members of the 10"
Club.
San Antonio Camp No. 1910 NJ.
W. A., held largely attended and very
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday night at
the Red Mems Hall, at which time
four applications for membership were
read and seven candidates adopted. @
District Deputy III. B. Vodrie an
nounced that the camp had "a appli-
cants who would be initiated along
with other prospects to be obtained
at the camps next meeting, March is,
and that joint meeting of San An
tonic, Bexar and Alamo camps would
be held Monday night, at Eagles Hall,
the meeting place of Alamo Camp. At
this time State Deputy Robert ].
Wider of Dallas, will pay an official
visit to the San Antonio camps, and
assist in the adoption of large joint
class of candidates, at this special
arranged meeting.
The camp voted TO carry a card ad-
vertisement in the San Antonio Light
fraternal page.
Alamo Camp No. 120Si VI. W. A..
had an unusual large attendance at
its meeting Monday night at the Eagle
Hall. Ten applications for member
ship were received and eight candi.
dates adopted. The camp which meets
the first and third Mondays OF each
month, will be host to Bexar and San
Antonio camp Monday night.
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knights of Columbus

d. I. Gabrysch will be chairman
of the X. c. luncheon to be held at
the Gunter Hotel Thursday. Brig
Gen. Paul Malone will speak on
Business and War;" and Mrs. Pau
line Goldsmith will have charge OF
the musical program. The clergy has
been extended special invitation to
attend this luncheon.
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Improved Order of Red Men

At the meeting of Natchez Tribe
No. 2, Thursday night. at the Red
Mems Hall. Sam H. Kennedy was
elected to fill out the unexpired term
of senior sycamore. and ]. Ed Helmer,
the station of junior sycamore.
The new chiefs will be raised at
the meeting of the tribe next Thurs
day night, after which an oyster sup
per will be served.
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quested TO act as general chairman
of arrangements for this meeting. and
Mrs. X. F. Brice and Walter ]. Biard
will act as chairmen of the divisions.
Mesdames Russell Burton, Fred Hous-
ton and Louis II. Oeding comprise the
other members of the committee.
The attendance prize of one gallon
Of Mistletoe ice cream was awarded
Mrs. Alma l.. Townsend.