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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-04-25

Byron Yates, state manager of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
announces that the campaign for In
creased membership, started a few
weeks ago is well under way, and
making good progress. A lodge will
be instituted in Denton in a few
days and others are in prospect.
There are about SIS lodges of this
order in Montana, with total mem
bership of about $500.
Mr.. Yates produced over $1,000
900 of insurance for the organiza-
ton during the year 1920, and as in
surance is limited to $4,000 per
member this record stands as the
best achievement of any state man
ager in the nation-the writing OF
full legal reserve insurance where
policies are limited.
Last year Montana won three out
of possible four prizes offered in
developing insurance in the seven
states of North Dakota, Montana,
Idaho, Utah, Nevada and California"
said Mr.. Yates. "The state also pro-
duced one-fourth of members gain
ed in this jurisdiction. This year the
field force has been increased 100
per cent and the outlook is most
promising. People are gradually
coming to realize that the full legal
reserve is the most correct plan for
conducting a life insurance business
and 20 years of successful operation
by the A. o. U. w. proves conclu-
sively that the plan does not lose
any of its merit because of it's adop-
ton by a fraterna1 order.
"The order also has a disability
department protecting incomes of its
members against loss of time occa-
stoned by either accident or disease. |
1t is one of the few who furnish this
on non-cancel1ab1e basis and the
only people who permit it's payment
on 10, Is or 20 year basis. The
order is making commendable pro-
gress both in Montana and through
put the entire jurisdiction. It's
business is secured in the west and
is money is invested in the west in
school and municipal bonds and in
first mortgages on lands where
heir values have become standard
zed".
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Room For Dairying

The increase in the consumption
of dairy products will take care of
the nation wide production increase,
according to J. o. Tretsven, state
to the lower Yellowstone valley. Dur
ing this visit, he spoke most highly
of the progress that is being made
in diversified farming in Richland
county.
He further stated that, undoubt-
eddy, this county had made more
rapid progress than any other county
in the state. This, he said, was in
Dictated by the interest in dairying,
sweet clover, corn and hog produc-
ton.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-04-25

London When the British and
Russian trade commissions met in
London few days ago Premier Nc
Donald warned the soviet representa-
tiyes that any effort to spread soviet
propaganda would result in the i'm
mediate severance of relations.
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SILVER BLACK FOXES
FARM LANDS FOR SALE

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Dairying and Hog Raising a proven sue
den of the Rockies" Write the LAKE
COUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION, Pol
son, Montana for attractive terms on the
most reasonably priced irrigated farms in
the Pacific Northwest.
WHY BUY High-priced land when you can
get fertile cut-oyer land, easy to clear,
at So to $40 per acre, located % miles north
of Spokane, on paved highway neal Great
Northern and Milwaukee railways. Fine
chance to start dairying or stoeSraisiag In
country with delightful all-year-round eli
mate; ample rainfall and fine school and
church and community advantages. we
will help you If you will live on the land
and agree to clear part of it each year:
will give you lumber for building, will tlr-
nish pure bred bulls for groups of farmers
and make easy payment and interest rates.
We can make GU a special offer. on a 200
acre tract in the heart of this fertile dis
orchard, well-watered, improved - with
house and outbuildings, at $500 Terms,
if desired. Write for full particulars.
Milan Farms Development Company, 1876
Old National Bldg, Dept g., Spokane, Wn.
MINNESOTA offers opportunities to farm
ers. Send for free map and literature; v.
Fl. Smith, Commissioner of Immigration,
Dept ia, State Capitol, st. PAU, Mlnn:
CUT-OVER AND DEVELOPED LANDS
10 to 20 miles N. e. Spokane; on paved
highways; extra good soil; spring DrooKs
grows grain, vegetables, hay, fruits; several
developed ranches; few stock ranches with
10 years time; per cent. Interests Iree
lumber. Write owners for free BOOK Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber Co.. Elk, WASH
tngton.
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Washington The interstate COM
merce commission has authorized tn
North and South Railway company
to build a 100000 line from
Miles City, Mont, to Illco, Wyo., and
from Mills to Casper, Wyo., reach
ing into the Teapot Dome oil section.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-04-25

Washington Postmaster Gener-
al New announces the appointment
of B. II. Stoney as acting postmaster
at Circle.
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Sacramento-Three new outbreaks
of the foot and mouth disease in
California were reported today by
the state department of agriculture,
all of them in counties already un-
der close quarantine regulations
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Watch Your Daughter!
Read What This Woman Says:

Fort Scott, Kans.-"It is with
pleasure that | tell what DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has done for
me and for my two Oldest girls. I
took it during expectancy with Won
derful results. can recommend it to
mothers who have girls just turn
ing into womanhood. / gave it to
my two oldest girls. Functional dis
turbances was their trouble and it
worked like charm. They are
now stout, healthy young ladies.
I will always recommend the Favor
lite Prescription to all who suffer
from feminine complaint M S.
Ola Kirkman, care of Fred Harvey.
A beautiful woman is always
we'll woman. Get this Prescription
in liquid or tablets at any drug
store, and see how quickly you will
have sparkling eyes, a clear skin,
vim, and vivacity. Send 10c to DIR.
Pierce's Inva1ids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.
Y, for trial pkg. tablets.
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Washington Japanese exclusion
has been written into the immigra-
ton bill by the senate over the pro-
test of both Secretary Hughes and
the Japanese ambassador.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-04-25

Washington A joint resolution
proposing a world peace conference
was introduced by Senator Pepper,
republican, Pennsylvania.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-04-25

Berlin Hugo SHINES fortune
is left to his widow, Claire SHINES,
who is admonished to consult her
sons and daughters in all things
affecting the magnate's private and
business affairs.
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CLASSIFIED

PLANTS, NURSERY STOCK
STRAWBERRIES - Black Hills grown
plants, everbearing, $1.00 per 100, deliv-
cred. B. f. Clark. st. Onge, So. Oak.
MONTANA GROWN PLANTS for Mon
tana Gardens. Strawberries, Sen, Dunlap
SIPS hundred; $500 thousand; Everbear-
table plants, Asparagus and Rhubard
Roots, Perennials, Geraniums, four-inch
plants soc; Petunias, Gladiolus, bulbs,
Virginia Creeper roots, etc. Write for price
list. Tracy Floral Co., Bozeman, Mont.
FOR SALE-BIEDERWOOD Everbearing
raspberries, bear abundantly from early
summer until hard freezing; mammoth
hardy; $500 dozen, postpaid. Mrs. Oliver,
Heating, Oregon.
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LIVESTOCK

Buy your HoIstein Bull from Montana's
largest and greatest dairy institution.
Get type, size and production. Ringing
Dairy Ranch, White Sulphur Springs,
Montana.
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TEACHERS NEEDED


ALBERT TEACHERS AGENCY, Spokane,
We need more teachers. Write us.
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RADIO

RADIO GOODS BY MAIL-Radiotron 200
Nv; Radiotron 201A; Radiotron WD IL
or 12; Radiotron Nv 1899; parcels post paid.
S46S each. Get our prices before buying.
The Electrical Shop, Whitehall, Montana.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-Bees and Honey. Full colon.
les of bees Write for prices. HONEY
60 lbs, -$675; 10 lb. paid, $1.75; Six 10 Id
Weber Brothers honey Co., Laurel, Mont
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POULTRY WANTED

WE ARE IN THE MARKET every day for
live chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese.
Highest market prices paid according to
and Commission Co., Butte, Mont.
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HOTEL FOR SAL.
REBUILT TYPEwRITERs

ALL LMAKES; splendid bargains, prompt
delivery. Our rebuilt machines give sat
isfaction. 7. ]. Hooking, State Distributor,
Royal and Corona Typewriters, Glasgow,
Montana.
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Correo de Paris

ardian leiios; envuelto en- su bata girls
tocado con su legendaria monteri-
LA de terciopelo earnest, Ell venerable
anciano volvio hacia nosotros su exam
giie rostro de marfiI, en- ell que solo los
ojos negros conservan un immense
fucgo de vida; sonriendo bajo la
marafia de plata que cubre sus labios,
murmur0 con la hidalga cortesia de
siempre:
Tend:6 las manos. Me incline So
bre elias, v, cumpliendo la mission en-
comendada por Prensa Grafica, die
Ia admiration, el respeto ell amor,
no solo nuestro, de Espafa, sino de
toda la gran familia espanola dilata-
da por todo ell mundo, en- ese immense
reino del espiritu y del coraz6n donde
ell sol no Sc pone jamas.
France escucho, agradecido, con esa
humana cordial.dad que lie hace de
scar el afecto de todos los hombres. ).
Luego hablamos de la reciente fiesta
del Trocadero, EN- la que cl Maestro
pronuncio tai vez, ultima arenga por
la reconciliacion de los pueblos por
la paz.
En- una ocasion.- me dijo France
-recibf la vista de un periodista ex-
tranjero que me pregunto por que
abandonando mi torre de marfil des-
cendia la palestra del mitin. !.
Por toda respuesta lie aconseje que
Ieyera detenidamente ell "Quijote"
France, en- esa palestra la que
descendi6 por amor del pr6jimo, lucha
en- las filas de los proletarios porque
aborrece las guerTas y piensa que
inicamente la organization internacio-
nal del proletariado conseguira en- ade-
lante impedirlas. Y para exponer sin
ambajes SUI punto de vista, discurrio
acerca de Ia patria. =.
elias concioncias nacionales-ex-
plico ei Maestro-no Sc oponen, sino,
por ell consrario, Sc completan entire 81.
Por clio un hombre puede amar su
patria Y venerar al mismo tempo las
otras. 81 no todo el mundo, nj mucho
menos, comparte tai criterio, es por-
que una patria no es tan solo un con-
junto de ideas radiantes, sino tambien
y por desgracia, la raz6n social dc una
multitud de empresas fnancieras entire
las cuales hay pocas recomendables.
Los antagonismos de las concup:scen-
cias capitalists, y no los odios de
razas de pueblos, son los que origi-
nan los cheques entire las naciones, y
causan las guerras modernas.
Pero el impulse redentor, la passion
generosa que rhecho intervenir
France en- las luchas politicas no le
(COntinta en- La pag. 1O.)
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En- Casa de Anatole France. Ell
Enninente Escritor Trabaja en-
un Libro Nuevo

A la orilla del Bosque, frente a la
puerta Dauphine, y a la derecha de
la Avenida Sc abren durante Ell dia
las rejas de la ''villa Said, via pri-
vada, estrecha Gale de pequefios hote-
les blancos v pulidos, alineados 10
largo de las aceras como yates atraca-
dos a un muelle en- el refugio del
puerto.
Entrando en- la ''villa Said' que
dan atras, como dolores olvidados, Ell
estruendo, la fatiga y la innensidad
de Paris; la sombra de los sico-
moros, como en- un retro provinciano,
s. va por canino de paz, en- descanso
de silencio +. A esta paz y a este
si,encio Sc acogi6 Ell maestro France
cuando, hace muchos amos, abandono
su ancestral Quai Malaquais, difuma-
do por las brumas del Sena.
La casa de France tiene, contiguas,
dos puertas: una principal guarnecida
con viejo aldab6n de bronco, y otra
pequefia, como de servicio, provista de
un timbre electrico. En- el buen ITEM
po en- que Ell maestro recibia a todo
ell mundo, Y ell hotel ndmero 5 de la
"villa Said'' era lugar de peregrina-
cion para hombres de todos los paf-
ses y de todas las condiciones, France
distinguia los artistas de los po-
liticos en- la manera de namar: los
artistas utilizaban ell antique aldab6n
de la puerta grande: los politicos pre-
ferian ell timbre de Ia puerta pc
.quefia.
Ahora, por desgracia, no hay oca-
S on Gle elegir.s Ambas puertas perma-
nocen igualmente cerradas. Ell macs
tro France ha estado muy enfermo, y
SUI edad la convalescencia es muy
larga. Para reponerse, ell insigne an
ciano vive en- su fnca de "La Beche-
llerie'', en- Tourainne solo viene a
Paris cuando su salud necesita la vi
gilancia Immediate de los m6dicos.
En- esos dias, para evitar toda fatiga,
no recibe nadie, no lee carta alguna,
no frma ,siquiera los contratos edito-
riales que, para no molestarle, deja en-
suspense desde haee tres meses su
fraternal amigo Leopoldo Kahn, di-
rector de la casa Calmann-L6vy.
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Vistase la moda con Echevarria
por 50 Dollars semanal. satisfaction
v garantia. Informese. Luna so.
Advt.
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Por 10 tanto, sin eI auxilio-quo en-
esta. OCCASION tuvo aire de comphcidad
-prestado por ell bondadoso senior
Kahn, no me hubiera sido possible vol
ver Francia. Pero ell senior Kahn
me habia citado Ia otra tarde en- su
casa para presentarme a madame Kahn
y tratar de obtener de ella, por al
gunos dias, la cesi6n de un magnifco
retrato ofrecido dedicado la ex-
quisita DANA por Ell maestro. Ma
dame Kahn me pregunto ST la ausen-
cia de la fotograffa iba a ser larga;
81 no habia tenor que el precioso
documento quedara para siempre en- la
sima de un archivo; 81 no volveria
roto manchado. j.. Hice el m3ximo
elogio de los servicios de redaccion,
de archivo Y de grabado de Prensa
Grafica, tome sobre mi todas las res
ponsabilidades, obtuve el retrato y be-
Sc con infinita gratitud la mano de
madame Kahn. Al despedirme, en- Ell
umbral, ell senor Kahn, insinuo:
France marcha mafana a s'La
Bechellerie''; yo lie acompafio, voy
ahora la s.villa Said'' para prepa-
rar algunas cosas.
Respondi, asiendo la OCCASION por un
cabello:
-Entonces, senior Kahn, permitame
acompalarle hasta la Porte Dauphi-
ne. :. Pienso dar una vuelta por Ell
Bosque.
Salimos juntos; llegamos jlntos has
ia la 'villa Said'', la puerta de
la casa de France, mi excelente amigo
concedi6:
-Pase usted.. va veremos.
Ell senior Kahn subi6 a la bibTiote-
ca en- busca del maestro. :. Yo qued6
Gu Ell saloncito que hace las veces de
vestibulo, y cuya suntuosidad produjo
asombro desconcierto a mas de un
visitante. Recorde la historic de
c:erta nihilista rusa llegada hasta ese
mismo lugar, despues dc un largo VIA
je emprendido con ell exclusive objeto
de conocer personalmente al escritor y
al ap0stol, y que, al halIarse entire te-
soros misticos dignos de la residencia
de un principe, hugo sin aguardar a
que France la recibiera, convencida
de que aquel hombre, no era ell que
ella buscaba, o, 81 10 era, Sc burlaba
tranuuilamente de sus lectores.
La voz del senior Kahn pronunci6
mi nombre en- 10 alto de la escalera.
Ell sesame Sc abria. Llegue ante
la mampara de cuero acoIchonado que
en- Ell iiltimo piso del hotel, bajo los
techos, da paso a la biblioteca Y se-
meja puerta de sacristia. La mann
para cedi6 al empuje blando que mi
di6, con ademan de liturgia, la mano
reverente del sefior Kahn, y pasamos
de la clara luz de la escalera soleada
la penumbra de temple creada en- Ell
ssancta-sanctorum' de France por los
vitrales g6ticos de las ventanas.
Sentado frente a la inmensa chime
nea renacimiento en- cuyo hOgar aiin
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Fl higadO Cnfsrms es un psligrs
q Ia vida.

81 I'd. estS enfcrmo DEF hieado. todo 81
sistema esta dcscompucsto. porque q Nj.
gado es el QUO ayuda Ia accion Dc sus or
Ganos digestivos y separa las msteriss We
nenoSas formadas dursnic q periodic &c
la digestion. III Rcmedio dc Lconafdi cu-
ra inmcdiatamcnic los dcs6rdcncs del H.
gado. es,omago in,cstinos. Tste rcfurdin
maravilloso cs un nucvo descuhrimicuio
vegetai. cl cual no conticne caionci. no
causa estreHimento malcstarcs. - I'd.
padece dc estrehiniento. dolores de cabcza,
biliosidad, indigestion, dyspepsia. csl6msro
agrio. aliento feiido. eruciac.ones o des-
ordenes similares, tome inmcdiatsmcuic Il
Rcinedio dc Leonard para ci Higsdo. Tn
remedio SECURE. ouro inofcnsivo agra
dablc al paladar. DC ven,a en- todas las
droguerias.
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How To Win:

Purchase Chex take the place Of ordinary toilet and bath
soaps rug and Department Stores sell Chex Use 1t rev
days then you will know what necessity sYou
Will know how much delightful 1t than ordinary
SOAP Then solve the Rebus Puzzle and write sentence telling
You compete in the Slogan Contest emitting the
contests ~ 2 /. Z
Each box Of Chex contains pamphlet describing and
qualities q Chez You may get some good idea by reading
ana you have 20 prizes TO compete for The local judges Will
The Pioneer Products Co. 80. + RI
uggists and Qenarfnnar,t Sknrea
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gates only. was held today to on.
anime large number Of candi-
dates for the Lutheran ministry.
Ordination services for the candi-
dates who receive the approval Of
the nninisterium will be held Sunday
afternoon. 1t is estimated that at
least 125 additional pastors should
be secured Immediately.
Whether general board of edu-
cation win be given supervision
and, control of the nine institutions
Of higher learning owned by the
synod and its. conferences, will pS
decided. Completion OF the new
hymnaf will be reported by the
hymnal committee which has been
engaged for several years IN pre-
pairing a new hymn book, A stand
to outlaw war will be advocated by
some delegates. Hospital and char
fly problems will occupy consider
able time. The Augugtana synod
and it's conferences maintain more
than fifty charitable institutions.
d When the Woman's Missionary
Society convenes Friday morning,
Mrs. Emmy Eyald. of Chicago, will
preside over the organization for
the thirty-sscond time. She has
been president of the society since
it's formation thirty-two years ago.
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LUTHERANS ARE
GATHERING IN
synod
Wcmen's Missionary Society
Of Church Also Meets
in illinois

DE KALB. ILL.,. June 12.-Naariv,
q thousand delegates from Canada
and the United States were artiv.
Ing here today for the sixty.fiftla,
annual meeting Of the Lutheran
Augustana Synod, which opens for
mally tonight and the thirty.sscond
annual convention Of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the synod,
which convenes tomorrow morning.
home mission districts, embracing
a membership OF $4,000, will be
represented at the synodical DELHI.
erations, which will be presided
over by Doctor q. A. Brandelle, OF
Rock Island, Ill, president of the
synod.
An executive session Of the min
isteriun, composed Of clerical dele
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EASTERN STAR HOME 70
GET FIELD DAY PROCEEDS

Proceeds of the Masonic Field
Day at the. American League BaIl
Park on Saturday. June 81, will
be devoted to the erection Of q
childrens' dormitory at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, 1t was an
nounced today.
Architects plans in this connection
have been submitted and approved
this week and that the Fraternity
is pledged to quick aetion IL evi-
denced by the fact that a check
will be turned over by chairman
Eugene e. Thompson to the buiid-
ing committee with appropriate GER
emonies on the very evening Of the
field day.
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Vivian g. Dickey..
Cecil w. pessart
Paul N. Taylor. -.
Dennis Southern ).
Norman e. Padgett
Abe Levy.
Louis D. Hall -.
Carlton Howell
Louis T. Brenniiig.
Nelson M. Blosse
Russell IF. Wherry.
Andrew Mum 49,.
M. Manning Marcus !.
Mayer Kaminsky.
w. B. Fitzpatrick.
Andrew B.. Johnson.
William A. Hit.
August Dispenza
Margaret M. Carr.
John H. Brannan.
Lee o. Beck. 1850.
Cfas. r. Willard :.
Thomas Copeland.
Charles Maynard.
Clinton r. jenkins.
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was heard by Judge Lowell in the
United States District Court.
Tbs petitioners asserted that COM
plants had been filed against them
because they were followers of Mrs.
Augusta e. Stetson. They asked
that the directors be ordered to
furnish them with particulars as
TO why Mrs, ,Etet6on's teachings
were. AZ alleged, contrary to the
tenets OF the Mother Church" The
plaintiffs said that the directors
mary action to affect their mem.
intended unlawfully to take sum.
beYship IN the church.
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sorgfed Co, Sole Dbuor lille East 18th Street. York
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COUNCIL REVIEW TO GIVE
PICNIC I'M ANACOSTlA

Colored Catholics will gather at
Green Willow Park, Anacostia,
Monday night for the benefit picnic
given by the Council Review, Cath.
ohc Colored Monthly for st. An.
thongs Mission House, which edu.
Gates colored boys for the priest.
hood.
The chairman, Francis Sprigge,
announces the various societies in
the city expect to be present.
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CHAPLIN HOME RAIDERS
FIND WAFER SoFTENER

Los ANGELES. June 12,--Mem.
bera Of the district attorney's dry
squad ralded Charlie Chaplin's home
In Beverly Hills and found that the
motion picture actors cellar was
crowded with queer copper pipes
and a contraption with a gas flame
burning beneath It.
They learned, however, that the
queer boiler and the copper coils
constituted water softenIng device.
Beverly Hills water is too hard
for domestic use. Chaplin's, repre-.
sentatives explained.
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY
WOODROW WILSON LODGE

Election Of Henry e. Schneider
as president Of the newly organized
Woodrow Wilson Lodge, No. 316,
Progressive Order OF the West. was
announced today.
Other officers are Rae Catzva,
vice president; Sara Metre, record.
ing secretary; Florence Freda Fox,
financial secretary; Maurice Beers,
secretary: Nathan Metro, conduct
or; Henry BerlinsIxy, inside warden:
Bernard q: Goldberg, chaplain.
The lodge win promote charity.
friendship, education and athletics
among Washington Jews.
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Conditions: CHEx Puzzle Contest

Any child or adult can compete for the
Chex 1ebus- Slogan. prizes texcept employees
Of the Pioneer Products Co... Write Giiswer
perfectly, legtbly and in proper EnglIah.
Accompany answer with q sIoean--a aer-
tence descriptive Of Chez, and fun naIne
and address
The best sentence accompanying the cor
Eect. q nearest correct. solution Of the
IN event Of ties the full amount Of the
first prize will be awarded each. Correct
speling,,, punctuation and neatness Of an
Sidsrstion- Of the judges =.
A Chex wrapper may accompany each an
. swey % indicate that contestant IL FAM iiaY
with the virtues Of Chex, the Deodorant,
Healing. Skin BeautifyinR Soap. Mail 70
Pioneer ProdurtS Co., care Of The Washing
ton Times, Washington. d. c., not later
than midnight. July l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-12
LONDON IS CONSIDERING
BANISHINC ALL HORSES

The county council Of London.
England Is considering issuing \
warning that in five years no horses
will be allowed on the streets.
This is proposed because horses
eerve to slow up the faster motor
traffic, and are common source
VI street congestion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-12

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