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9TRATEPNAl, "dSECPET SOClETIESxa

ance at the grand assembly sessions to
be held in that city next week.
Mrs. Leonora Emery was appointed
on a committee to confer with a COM
mittee from San Antonio Lodge No.
IL. =. o. o. F., to make arrangements
for q series of joint entertainments to
be held in the near future.
Following the business meeting Of
Alamo Lodge, Thursday evening,
March 81, luncheon will be served
San Antonio Rebekah Lodge No. q,
/. 0. Q. F., the new baby lodge of the
order, held very interesting and well
attended meeting, in the Odd Fellows
Hall. Wednesday night. The officers
of this new lodge are as follows: Mrs.
Es,nia Gallagher, noble grand; Miss
Annie BONNER, vice grand; Mrs. 81.
Mills, chaplain, Miss Christine Rietze,
secretary treasurer; Miss Mildred
BONNER, warden.
The following candidates were in
itiated: Miss Christine Alexander,
Miss Constance Alexander, J. Patton
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Walters. Mrs.
o. P. Dahlken was elected representa-.
tive to the grand lodge assembly to be
held at Fort Worth next week. San
Antonio Lodge meets the second and
fourth Wednesday night Of each
month.
The following officers have been
elected by the Rebekah Lodge at Sc
guin: Miss Susie Butler. noble grand ;
Miss Alma Dibrell, vice grand: Mrs.
Daisy Alley, secretary; f. d. Terrell,
treasurer: Mrs. Emma Woods, chap
lain. and Claude Lambert inner
guard,
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Order of Rebekah

The meeting of Alamo Rebekah
Lodge No. 335 I. O. o. F., held
Thursday night, was full of enthus'
iasm, interest and well attended.
Among the visitors were Mrs. Anna
Harbert Howe, member of Rose City
Lodge at Little Rock. Ark, who gave
a talk on the work being done by her
lodge, and of her visits to the Rebekah
lodges at Detroit, Mich. and Houston.
Vice Grand BERTHE Rice introduced
G. l.. McCarty of Joseph Collins
Lodge No. Z. of Houston. who spoke
on the Odd Fellows and Rebekah &C.
tivities in and around the Bayou City.
The lodge accepted the invitation of
Miriam Lodge No. "a. 10 attend the
reception Miriam Lodge will give in
honor OF Mrs. Birdie Davis, the newly
elected president of the Rebekah grand
assembly, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
Friday evening, March %, at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Leila Howard, delegate to the
Rebekah grand assembly. accompanied
by Mrs. Mabel Hawk, left Saturday
night for Fort Worth, to be in attend
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Order Eastern Star 4.

An all-day school Of instruction was
held by the Order of Eastern Star at
Cuero with the Cuero chapter Satur-
day, March s, with sessions morning.
afternoon and evening, with about 1OO
out-of-town members of the order in
attendance.
Among the prominent. members here
to conduct the work were Mrs. Norton
b. Wellborn. worthy grand matron of
the order in Texas. of Somerville ;
Miss Mamie Ballard of Floresyillo,
past matron of Chapter No. 271
Mrs. Beulah Rawlings, members OF
the grand examining board; Mrs.
Birdie J. Easterling. district deputy
grand matron, and Mrs. Eula Wheel
er, assistant district deputy grand
matron.
Lunch was served at the hall by the
Methodist ladies Of Cuero, and the
chamber of commerce arranged an
automobile ride Saturday afternoon.
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Woodmen of the World

About $50 members and visitors
were in attendance at the meeting Of
Sam Houston Camp, No. IS, w. o.
W., at the w. o. W. hall, Thursday
night, at which time fix applications
for membership were received and
three candidates obligated.
Consul Commander o. b.. Black ap-
pointed S. d. Rossman to reoganize
new camp degree team. and W. J..
Parks to conduct the singing of the
camp and also to organize quartet
District Manager c. G. Chaffe ST..
announced that the camp would
launch a new membership drive at
the next meeting of the camp to be
held, Thursday evening, March %.
AS this was the regular social
evening, camp adjourned to the ban
quet room where an abundance Of
near beer, tamales and sandwiches
were served.
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Stops Asthma
Discomfort and Annoyance
Often In "a Hours

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responsible for much misery and failing
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tie postpaid and free of charge or obli-
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and pay me only One Dollar, otherwise
the loss is mine. Merely send your name
today for this liberal free Introductory
offer good only for 10 days. r
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Frasernal Order of Eagles

At the regular weekly meeting of
San Antonio Aerie No. 20, f. o.. b.,
Wednesday night, the following dele
gates to the nineteenth annual state
aerie convention, to be held at Dallas,
were elected: William Molsa, Hugo
Clauss, Gus A. Schmidt, Edwin
Trauhe, f. G. W. Rose, Harris
Spohn, julius Krisch, Frank Berg
mann Jr.. William T. Mooty, r. v.
Ketchum. Paul +. Steffler, Jerome j..
Barloco, /. Levin, Frank E. Girardo,
William p. Souter and Guy Guide.
The delegates with number of the
local birds" will leave for Dallas
about May 6. The convention will be
held at the Jefferson Hotel.
A class of so or more candidates
will be initiated in the Guy Guide"
class Wednesday evening, March 20,
named in honor of State President
Guy Guide. On this occasion, William
Molsa will be chairman of the evening.
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Knights of Pythias

Elk Lodge No. 35, K. Of P. had
a, large attendance at its meeting
Thursday night at which time one
application for membership was re-
ceived. A number of splendid talks
on the order were given, among the
speakers being DIR. G. s. Lincoln,
deputy grand chancellor, who paid the
lodge an official visit.
Army Lodge No. All, K. Of p, con-
ferred the rank Of page on six candi-
dates Wednesday night, at their hall,
1892 North New Braunfels avenue.
Next Wednesday night the rank of
esquire will be conferred on a class
of sixteen candidates. There are
about % esquires in waiting to be
elevated to the rank of knight. The
lodge recently purchased a complete
set of X. of P. rcgalia, which is con-
sidered among the finest and most
elaborate in Texas.
There Is a great deal Of activity
among the San Antonio Pythians, in
preparing for the annual grand lodge
convention to be held here in May. The
Dokeys and Pythian Sisters will take
a very prominent part during the
convention, for both of these branches
of the order will convene in grand
session at the time Of the Pythian
grand lodge.
At least 5000 K. Of p, Dokeys and
Pythians from all over the state. in
Guiding a number of Pythians from
out of the state, prominent and pa
tional figures in Pythian circles and
supreme officers are scheduled to at
tend. The st. Anthony Hotel will be
the official head Quarters and where
all conventions will be held.
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Woodmen Circle

Myrtle Grove No. 1, had a good
attendance at the card and bunco
party given Tuesday afternoon. The
prizes were awarded as. follows: bun
CO. Mercedes Roosevelt and Amanda
Dill: high five. Mrs. c. f. Young and
Connie Roosevelt; 800 Clara Living
ston and II. F. Ganert :; entrance,
Mrs. Agnes Adams.
The grove will hold its next regu-
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 80
O'clock.
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B.P.O. Elks

At the regular meeting Of the B. p
O. Il. at McAllen. this week, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: C. f. Forston, esteemed
leading knight; Sam E. Hill, esteemed
loyal knight; Russell Rice, esteemed
lecturing knight; H. G. Rupener, sec
rotary: A. p. Anderson. treasurer; III.
p. Hansen, trustee; Paul Bowen, TIL
er. These officers will be installed at
the first meeting in April.
Monday evening the following Off
GERS were elected by Seguin Lodge
No. 1929 at Seguin: George J.
Kemper. exalted ruler; Eugen Wv
roux, esteemed leading knight; Gil
bert Starcke, esteemed loyal knight;
Max Starcke, treasurer: W. II. Tim
mermann. secretary; Clarence Free
man, tiler; q. Rosenbush trustee.
Past Exalted Ruler Arno Bruestedt
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Women's Relief Corps

The W. r. c. Auxiliary to the
G. A. r. had large attendance at its
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
Pythian Castle Hall, feature of
which was an afternoon tea. 1t was
decided to hold a card and bunco party
at the Rio Vista Cafe, on River View
walk, Friday evening, March u, at s
o'clock, the proceeds to go toward a
fund for entertaining the delegates
and visitors to the G.. A. r. convention
to be held in San Antonio April 81,
% and %, when several hundred visi-
tors are expected to attend.
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Order Of Owls

San Antonio Nest Order OF Owls
No. 1415, had a good attendance at its
meeting at w. o. w. Hall. Friday aft
ernoon. One application for member
ship was acted upon. 1t was an
nounced that a card and bunco party
will be given Friday afternoon, March
IS at 2 80 o'clock, at the W. o. w.
Hall.
Mrs. Z. Z. Mocket, 1111s North
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Auxiliary U.S.W.V.

Eugene ]. Hernandez Auxiliary No.
8, to the United Spanish War Veter-
ans, held an interesting meeting Mon
day afternoon at the Pythian Castle
Hall. A bunco party was INDUCED in
for which prizes were awarded. This
was followed by a tea. The president
of this enterprising auxiliary is Mrs.
Fannie Applewhite. The auxiliary
meets the first and third Monday aft
ernoons of each month.
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Frank Gugert was born in Baden.
Baden, Germany, February IL, 1862,
and came to. San Antonio in 1898,
where he has since resided. He Joined
Anton Wenzel Lodge July II, 1900.
and because of his activities and in
elected its fifth president, and for eight
years has served in this capacity as
follows: 1911. 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915,
1921, 1922, 1929. and 1924. BY occu-
patton, Mr.. Gugert is a novelty work
er and designer
G. NJ. .Uhl was born in San An
tonic, March 20, 1870. He Joined An
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Flores street.. recently entertained
about GO members Of the order at her
home, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Mocket was the
recipient of many beautiful presents.
Supper was served the guests. The
decorations were in purple and white,
with large bouquets of carnations &C.
cupying the center Of the tables.
Mrs. Mocket is secretary of the To-
cal order of Owls, and has held this
office for thirteen years.
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Brotherhood American
Yeomen

Forty members and friends OF Per.
lection Homestead No. 65oI. were en-
tertained with a card and bunco
Streight, 1901 Roosevelt aveEue, Mon-
day evening. The following were
awarded prizes: bunco. women, Bar
bara Fuchs. Annie Malone, Ruby
Riddle and Mary Crowley; men. Will
bur johnson and Rufus Jackson: high
five, August Fuchs, Willie DeBaum
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ton Wenzel lodge July 20, 1915, and
early this year was elected vice presi-
dent.
Mr.. ,Uhl was engaged In the ship
ment of cattle to Mexico, up to the
time of the Mexican revolution about
ten years ago. Mr.. Uhl is credited
with securing more new members for
the lodge than any other. He con.
ducts delicatessen store on South
Alamo street.
Joe Gross was born in Detweiler,
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany, March 10,
1852, and two years later with his
parents moved to New Braunfels
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4oyal Americans

There was a large number of mem.
hers in attendance at the meeting of
San Antonio Assembly No. rs at the
w, o. W. Hall. Friday night. The
meeting was full of pep and very en-
thusiastic, and plans were formulated
for the launching of a speedy. seven
week membership drive campaign.
r A. d. Scott of Chicago, efficiency
manager Of the order, gave an outline
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Robert J. Wider Of Dallas, succeed.
ed John Swanger as state deputy and
organizer for the Modern Woodmen
of America in Texas. Due to the, ac-
tivities of Mr.. Wider, one new camp.
San Antonio No. 1915, was instituted
and the membership Of Bexar Camp
No. 1904, and Alamo Camp No.
1854. greatly increased during the
last two months.
Wose Than That.
Thomas was not prime favorits with
his rich uncle. In vain. did he try to
impress him, but the old man was not
easily impressed.
One evening the young man went, 70
his uncle's homo for a call. and in the
course Of conversation asked:
Uncle. don't you think It would be
rather foolish for me to marry girl
who was intellectually my inferior?"
Worse than foolish. Thomas" was
the reply. Worse than foolish-impos-
sible!-Success Magazine.
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and NJ. Padgett: entrance, Martin
Brandt. Refreshments were served.
The homestead will l.eet in regular
session Monday night at the Red Men
hall. A large amount of business is
to be transacted and the membership
is urged to attend. A bunco party
will be held for members only, fo.-
lowing the business session.
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Woman's Benefit Assn.

Alamo Review No. %. W. B. A..
held an interesting and well attended
meeting Monday afternoon. at which
time a large class of candidates were
initiated. Tuesday afternoon the re-
view will hold q card and bunco
party at the w. o. W. hall, to which
the public is invited.
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Pythiai, Sisters

|. Friendship Temple No. 2, held an
interesting meeting Thursday after
noon in the Pythian Castle Hall, at
which time plans were arranged for
rummage sale to be held at the City
Market House early MouI1ay morning.
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where he resided until 1904, when he
moved to San Antonio. He joined
Anton Wenzel lodge in 1910, and for
five terms served as its vice president.
Was elected recording secretary two
years ago. Mr.. Gross is building
contractor.
Alfred w. Rohde was born on a
farm near New Braunfels, December
8, 1882, and moved to San Antonio
in 1909. He Joined Anton Wenzel
lodge, September 16, 1913, shortly at.
forwards being elected treasurer of
the lodge, which office he has held
for ten years. Mr.. Rohde is the senior
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was elected representative to the
grand lodge.
A Mexican "feed" was served So
members following the closing of bust
ness session.
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wERDER LODGE NO so MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Wednesday. s p. m.
Albert Schoenemann. president. SIS
Adams St.. Mission s675. Hermann
Schlierer. secretary. s1s Rigsby Ave.
Mission 1883.
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ALAMO LODGE NO. 1ea MEET
fourth Tuesday. s p. m. Franz Treiber
president. 2fO Qulttman St, Crockett
1851. Albert Marschall, secretary. sol
Dallas St. Crockett 1868.
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f. l.. JAIN LODGE NO IT, MEETS
first Thursday. s p. m. Paul Mee--
scheidt. 313 w. Park Ave-. Crockett 1859.
President. Z. @. Koerps, secretary, zoe
Montana ST., Travis also.
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ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. l7t
meets first and third Tuesday. s p. m.
Frank Grgert. president, 40 Proband'
$40 Blanco road, woodlawn 2sS2. A. G..
uhl. financial secretary. GAS Moore Bldg.
Crockett 6Sl.
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sIEMERING LODGE NO - MEETS
first and third Wednesday. p. m
Paul Riebe. president III North St,
Crockett 341. II. +. Wosnig. financia
secretary, Az L. Commerce ST., Crockett
95. Karl Huhndorf,' corresponding secre-
tary, $50 Dawson ST., Travis 1897.
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ORDER OF HERMANN SONS

ORDER OF HERMANN SONS
San Antonio Hermann
10 .nsM Sons Home Association. 22t
RNA Garden st; Fritz scrilo.
~ SslS.29 Crockett 640A Alber'
w. 81 81 Kuebel, secretary. $50
Ns,1sG.stT Thompson place. Travis
SS@S 2S2s. Board OF directors
M For renting hall and g1rde1 n,s Sc.
berry St. Or. sesa.
HARMONIC LODGE NO. MEETS
second and fourth Thursday, p. m
Max Lnnss president stil III Lotus S
rotary. 2sO $. Alamo ST.. Crockett 500
Theo. Mueller. corresponding secre-
tary. 1915 Hays St.. Travis 4i57.
s1EMERINo LODGE NO 5, MEETS
first and third Wednesday, p. m
Paul Riebe. president. III North St,
Crockett 341. II. +. wosnig financia
secretary. AZ E; Commerce ST., Crockett
tary. $50 Dawson ST., Travis 1897.
wERpER LODGE NO 50 MEETS SEC
end and; fourth "Wednesday p s n;
Adams ST.. Mission ss75. Hermann
schlierer. secretary. $40 Rigsby Ave.
Mission 1888.
ALAMO LODGE NO. 1872 MEETs
fourth Tuesday, s p. m. Franz Treiber
president, 2fO Quittman St. Crockett
1851. Albert Marshall, secretary, sol
Dallas St, Crockett 1908.
F. L. JAIN LODGE NO l7s MEETS
first Thursday. s p. m. Paul Mee:-
scheidt. 1913 w. Park Ave-. Crockett 1859:
President. Z. @. Koerps, secretary, zoe
Montana St., Travis 1850.
ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. 17t
meets first and third Tuesday. p. m.
Frank Gugert, president. 20 Probandf
st. Joe Gross. corresponding secretary.
$40 Blanco road, woodlawn 2sS2 A. G.
Uhl. financial secretary. Gas Moore Bldg.
Crockett 6Sl.
LOUISE sCHUETZE LODGE NO. 8
meets second Monday, p. m: fourth
Monday, p. M. Ella Wolfshohl, 2l2
McLane Ave. Travis 1871, president.
Minna Friedrichs. secretary, 1914 Cherry
ST., Travis Ills.
BRUNHII.DE LODGE NO. 7 MEETS
first and third Monday p. m. Alma
Gross, president. $40 Blanco road, Wood
lawn 2SS2. Clara Sommer. secretary. $50
Devlne ST.. Mission 1884.
vINETA LODGE NO. Is MEETS FIRST
and third Wednesday, 3 p. IN Marie
president. Mary spahr. secretary. 4Ss
Wyoming ST.. Travis 1880.
PERsHING LODGE NO. 100 MEETS
first and third Monday. p. m. Minna
Bail, president. 1913 Buena Vista St.,
Crockett 7e2S. William p Gorrell. AIS
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HARMONIC LODGE NO. MEETS
second and fourth Thursday, p. m.
Max Lange, president, l12 Lotus St.
Mission i4ss. Fritz schilo. financial sec
rotary, go s Alamo ST., Crockett 6404.
Theo. Mueller. corresponding secre-
tary. 1915 HAYS ST., Travis 4l57.
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

~ u III y NEk~T~Ts
san Antonio Camp No SO
meets first and third
Wednesday nights. WOW
! ball. s33. Z. Houston 81.
Thomas A. Massey. Corr
~ sui Commander. A A.
. Yak. Clerk. Phoas CT.
Az.
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LOUISE sCHUETzE LODGE NO. 8
meets second Monday. 3 p. m: fourth
Monday. s p. m. Ella Wolfshohl. 212
McLane Ave, Travis 1871, president.
Minna Friedrichs. secretary, 1914 Cherry
St., Travis Ills.
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m. For renting hall and garden. SEE
+. NJ. Gloeckner, treasurer. 4l6 S. Hack
berry St. or. $685.
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BRUNHILDE LODGE NO. MEETS
first and third Monday. p. m. Alma
Gross. president. $40 Blanco road. Wood
lawn 2SS2. Clara Sommer. secretary. $50
Devine ST.. Mission 1884.
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vINETA LODGE NO. Is MEETS FIRST
and third Wednesday. 3 p. m Marie
MARQUES. 1870 +. Waco ST., Wood. 1910.
president, Mary Spahr. secretary, 432
WYOMING St Travis 1850.
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MODERN woODMEN OF AMERICA.
- E7- san Antonio Camp No.
%&E 1915 meets first and third
TX Tuesday nights. s o'clock.
W6SV Red Mems hall, 1lai5 Sol
M% edad st. W. W. Ridgeway,
lEMH Venerable Consul. Tt. 1892.
RyNU J. II. Winn. Clerk. HOB
@Y Soledad St CT. .457. Resi-
" dencs phone TT. 1888, 40
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MAIL TRAIN BANDITS
HAVE BEEN ARRESTED
5000, 900 HoIdup Believed
Solved With Arrest of
Wounded Man.

Chicago. = ]. H Wayne, wounded
man held under police guard at the
county hospital following his arrest
in company with two other men and
woman was identified by members
of the crew of the Milwaukee & st.
Paul mail train as member OF the
bandit crew which Thursday night of
last week held up and looted the train.
At first Wayne told the police that
he was shot while near Hammond,
Ind, by woman. Later he said a
bootlegger shot him. The other sus.
poets were Walter McComb and his
wife, whose flat was raided, Paul
Wade, who said he lived i'll Tulsa,
Okla, and James Mahoney, who were
found in the flat,
The robbery was one of the biggest
and most Caring holdups in railroad
history.
The train, en- route from Chicago
" ~ dui, Nhb SlOppSu al huhuOutb
H., thirty-two miles north of Chicago
In fifty-five minutes the bandits gath
cred between forty.two and forty.five
pouches of registered mail and sped
away in the darkness.
Only one man was shot. He was
member of the robber gang, mis-.
taken by one OF his fellows for a
member of the rain crew, The train
carried more than seventy mail clerks
and guards, who were nearly over
come by fumes when the robbers fore,
ed their way into the cars by breaking
the coach windows and throwing
bombs filled with chlorine gas.
A. e. Germer, chief postal inspector,
announced he had definite information
that the amount OF the loot would total
100000. or this amount Germer
said, 100000 was in cash and much
of the balance was in negotiable secur.
tiles.
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LOST

LOST: Goodrich tire, 30x31s,
with rim, ON way to south end
ferry, south of Center, at about
7 10 a. m. Reward. Leave word
at News-Record or Harold Ship
ley, Cove. stiff?
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BURTON
Mrs. A. Hunt.)

Notice is posted that our Ii
hrary will be open during sum
mer ON Wednesdays and Satur-
Days from two to four o'clock.
Mrs, Nellie Kellogg Holevas rs
here from Hoquaim visiting this
week with her folks Mr.. and
Mrs AL Kellogg
Miss Alice Fraser possesses a
new Chevrolet car but still in
tends to do her mountain climb
ing on foot unless she loses con-
troll of the wheel while off on
some hazardous trips.
A number of friends of Philip
d. Meyer have received announce
ucnt of his marriage to Miss
Doris Alice Mahauke at Bremen
ton, June 18th. "At home after
August LIST at Puyallup" where
Mr. Meyer has position with
the Standard Oil Co Our con-
CALCULATIONS and. best wishes are
extended to Phil and his bride.
A number of families from
Yakima will spend the summer
at Burton and Newport beaches.
Mrs, Edith Rice and children ar
rived Monday evening and are
in the Stanley cottage Cur
tonia". Mrs. w. M. Bell and
children win camp on Burton
beach near whanf this coming
week. Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Hines and family will arrive on
July LIST and the Lombards
about the same time will occupy
their Summer home at Newport.
Several others will come later.
Mr.. George Bucknen of Bur
ton an dNIias Hilda Ford of Sc
attic were married at her home
in Seattle, June llth, and after
a short wedding trip to Vancou-
vyr, B. c., have settled at the
Bucknell home west of Burton,
where George has established a
prosperous poultry business.
We wish this sensible young
couple much happiness and may
all their dreams come true.
Mrs. James Mcintyre is back
from Tacoma where she visited a
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Byron Smith.
Mr., Charles Burt was called to
his home in Omaha, Nebraska,
last week, but says he will return
in the fall as lie mach prefers the
coast country for different rea-
sons.