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DAUCHERTY KEEPS POST,
DEFIANT OF NEW ATTACK;
PROBERS ON FRESH TRAIL
DENLY Successor:
Not Decided Upon
By the President

President Coolidge has given no
special consideration to the selec-
ton of a successor to Secretary
DENLY. .-.,-~ .....
Neither has he given any con:
sideration to the possibility that
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt will
resign, and, to the contrary, he
expects Mr.. Roosevelt to remain In
office.
This was stated following the
cabinet meeting today by the au-
thorized White House spokesman.
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WEATHER.

Snow, sleet or rain. probably heavy,
tonight and tomorrow, slowly rising
temperature: lowest tonight about "a
eegreeA Temperature fo1 "a hours
5 pm. yesterday. Lowest, 25, at 8 am.
today. Full report on page 4.
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The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
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Frafernal Order of Eagles

The following candidates were ini-
tiated in the "Guy Cuder class. at thc
meeting of San Antonio Aerie No. 40,
+. q. E.. at the Eagle Hall. WcdneS-
day night: Horace KeltOn. August
Rartheleme. Sam u. Bradford. W.
W. Toxey. James Mcintosh. John
O'Conner, ]. +. PEPPER. Conrad J..
Hoecht0n. Ed j. Gallagher. ID. Il.
Diamond. ]. L. Mason. +. Il. Rodri-
gucz. Steve Catalan. Trinidad Cara
and T. W. Ratliff.
About 81 applications had been So
cured for the class. but for unayoid
able reasons the majority Of candi-
dates failed TO put in appearance. The
lack of the large number of candidates
expected. did not interfere with Cap
tain Rose and his well trained team
in putting on a good show. for while
there were less acrohatic Stunts. the
side show made IN for what was short
i'm the "big tent"
The following past presidents pre-
sided: Guy Guide. president: Richard
Eetchume. vice president. Gus
Schmitt. prelate: G. r. Bruno Rose.
Junior past president: Frank Guardo.
conductor: William T. MOOtv. inner
guard Frank Bergman. outer guard,
and John Richter. Organist.
A handsome basket Of red and white
carnations presented by Or. and Mrs
w. c. Farmer to Guy Guide, adorned
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ffffRATEPNALs"aS SECRET SOCIETIES.

and large amount of urgent bust
ness transacted, preparatory to the
meeting of the Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge annual CONVEX ion and
the meeting If the Texas State Dokey
Association TO be held here in May.
1t was announced that the Dokey
band and patrol would stage a musical
minstrel revue. IT Beethoven Hall.
Saturday evening, April II, the pro-
ceeds of which would be added to a
fund for the entertainment of dele
gates and visitor to the Il. or L. con-
vention. The FL Bexar Dokey patrol.
known us the "Bull Fighters of the
Alamo" because of their nifty Spanish
uniforms, is the price of South Texas
Pythians. and they will take a promi-
nent part in the show. The committee
in charge of the minstrel arrangements
is composed of Luis Price. 4. C..
Reeves. +. Gasche, Ben Marshall and
\. +. Stetler.
The goal has been set for go tyros
for the next Doliey ceremonial. most OF
the tiger meat or candidates will be
from cities and towns in close prox-
unity of San Antonio.
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Order of Rebekah

Alamo Rebekah Lodge No. 333J, held
lively session Thursday evening at
the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Gladys
Jones. noble grand. gave a splendid
talk on the good of the order and in
stalled Mrs. Mildred Tucker as warden.
Mrs. Leila Howard, who represented
Alamo Lodge at the Rebekah Assem-
bly,, recently held at Fort Worth, gave
an interesting report and account OF
the action taken by the grand lodge
and the work accomplished. Mrs.
Howard was given rising vote of
thanks by the lodge, for her energetic
and untiring efforts in behalf of the
lodge.
Mrs. Arville Parnell, member of
the Nellie f. +. Rebekah Lodge at
Arkansas Pass. and Mrs. Maude Parker.
member of the order at Sour Lake. be-
came members of Alamo Lodge by
transfer.
Mrs. Laura Peacock. member of
Isabelle Lodge No. >. at Yakima,
Wash. was distinguished visitor
and gave an Interesting talk on drill
work of the order. 1t was announced
that a bunco party will be held at the
home of Mrs. Grace Salm. $50 North
Flores street. Friday evcn.ig. April
= which the members ard friends
of the order are invited. Following
the meeting social hour was en-
joycd. with homemade pic and coffee
served Ey Mesdames Mildred Tucker,
Grace Salm and Maude Parker.
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Independent Order of Odd
FELLOWS

Army Lodge No. ~. l. o. o. r.,
the new baby lodge of the order was
instituted with impressive ceremonies,
Saturday, March 22, NJ the Odd Fei.
lows Hall. in the Crockett Hotel
building, under the supervision of
District Deputy Grani haster w. Il.
acting deputy grand officers: Joseph
Murray, grand master: DR.. G.. W.
Johnson, grand chaplain; j. NJ. Woods,
grand secretary. and George Knaulf,
grand marshal.
The initiatory, first. second anil
third degrees were conferred during
the afternoon and evening. by a spe.
cial dispensation issued by Grand
Master G.. W. Hawkins of the Texas
Grand Lodge of Texas. At conclu-
sion of comforting of degrees the fol-
lowing were elected and installed for
the current term: William Il. Nc
Iish. y. c.: Horace J. Vines. V. G. !;
Vernon r. Gillians, secretary: c. &.
Colesworthy. treasurer j. NJ. Kinche-
los, warden: VI. J. Doyle, chaplain !;
J.. A. Bravo. conductor: Lewis Webb,
X. C. y. c.; II. ]. Cameron. L. :.
\. G.: T.. u. Laswear. r. s. V. G.;
II. G. Templeton. L. :. V. c.; J. T.
Petty. r. s. s. s.: G. Milligan. L. $.
s.: X. c. Fulkner. I. G.: r. s.
LOOMS, O. G.; and Ben J. Nichols,
color bearer.
Joseph Ryan. Stephen Gould and
August Kawrits were unanimously
elected honorary past grands. The
following candidates were initiated in
tn the mysteries of Dbl Fellowship:
l.. A. Bravo. Fred ]. BONNER Jr..
r. J. Cameron. g. Fl. Cornell. c. &.
Colesworthy. Irving Dewitt. Charles
Ditner, NJ. ]. Doyle. II G. Fox. NJ. c.
Funston, T. II. Gowran, V. r. Gil
lian, NJ. X. Hansen, i L. Harmon.
III Heiligman, j. o. Hirst, j. NJ.
Kincheloe. f. d. Laswear. X. z.
LOOMS, G. McEwan, q. Milligan, w.
A. Murphy. William b. McLish, Z.
Nash. Ben J. Nichols. Il. c. Nelson.
]. T. Petty, G. Poe. II. G. Templetor.
Horace j. Vines. Lewis Webb, JOHN
WEIGH and Arthur Weyerman.
The degree team of San Antonio
Lodge No. IL under Captain j. y.
Bumgardner, assisted in the floor
work. A supper was served the eau
didates and members present. Those
responsible for the organization of the
new lodge were: John NJ. Anz, Fred
]. BONNER Jr.. King c. Faulkner,
Savo r. Gudelj and William L. Nc
Iish.
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Woodmen Circle

Myrtle Grove No. /, held a largely
attended and very interesting meet
ing Tuesday night, with every officer
in their respective stations. Mrs.
Cora GlitherO, received the attendance
prize of two theater tickets. A COM
mittee composed of Mesdames Ray
Verbert, Lena Novak and Emma
Landry were selected to serve on a
joint committee with Alamo No. /,
Order of Woodcbucks, composed Of
c. j. ROthenflue. Paul w. Lisle and
c. Fulletz, for the purpose of staging
a benefit tacky party for the benefit
of the patients at the W. o. w. Hos
pital Tuesday evening, April 20. AT
joint meeting of the committee,
Mrs. Verbert was chosen chairman.
1t was announced that the April
birthday party, for grove members,
would take place Tuesday afternoon,
following the regular business session.
As this falls on 'All Fools Day." the
committee in charge promise to spring
a number of pleasant surprises.
The drill team gave an exhibition
drill for the benefit of the visitors.
The drill team was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Cora Schiebel, SIT Kayton avenue.
at which Mrs. Ray Verbe-t and Mrs.
Lena Montez, assisted the hostess,
Following the business session. bunco
was played, prizes were given, and
refreshments were served.
Olive-Magnolia Grove No. 151. w.
c., will celebrate its April birthday
party. following the regular business
meeting Wednesday afternoon, the af-
fair to be in charge of Adela earle and
Mae Ester Schmidt. All members hav-
ing birthdays in April, are requested
to notify Josephine Stevens, Crockett
J260. Visitors are invited. The reg
ular monthly grow dance. will be held
Saturday evening, April u.
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Loyal Americans

San Antonio Assembly No. rs he'll
a splendid meeting at the W. q. w
Hall. Friday evening. at which tim'
~ applications for membership Were
received and six candidates obligated
This bunch of applications is a rpSul;
of membership drive which has been
in force during the past month. AMI
with n number of others will he mi
tiated in n large class Friday evening
May .. at which time National PrcSi
dent l.. J. Dunn of Chicago. will b.
present. Norman Dullnig received IN,
attendance prize.
Promptly at O'Clock the lodge room
doors were opened to permit the guess
to participate in the entertainment
planned for their amusement. the fea
lures Of which were a balloon and Gin
derella dance for which prizes wer;
given. Carnival hats. noise makers
balloons and serpentine paper wer,
distributed among the dancers.
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bers and guests We're required for Il
time to observe military rules, and
especial orders" which We're as fol
lows:
No. /. All members of Sam Hous-
ton Post No. 7G, and their guests
will. upon a given signal, line up to
draw mess kits.
No. >. No member of this post. nor
the guest of any member. will be per-
mitted to be seated while eating.
No. 8. As soon as each member or
guest has finished eating. they must
return to the galley Immediately. and
wash their individual kit which will
BE- inspected by the cook on shift.
No. +. Following supper. the tables
will be removed from the mess deck
and the post will be at rest. Al
present will be at liberty to enioy
themselves as they see fit. for dane
ing. dice, cards or any other kind of
recreation will be in order.
No. D. Any member or guest who
does not enjoy themselves. must report
tile fact TO the post adjutant.
For the violation of the above Or
Gcrs. Mrs. William Kenyon. W. W.
Leavens and Carl Strombcrger were
placed in the guard house" where
they were detained until the feed
was over.
The general detail for X. p. tkitch-
en- pOlice) duties follows: +. G. Sen
ter. +. c. Miller. Ed Hickman. Dan
Connors and W. w. Leavens. Guar'l
Howard Coburn. The special duties
of Headquarters. Texas Veterans oi
Foreign Wars. follows: Extra X. p
duties. Dan Connors and ]. Sullivan
room OrderlieS. Tom Mills ana +. Han
son: mounted orderlies. Gus Strom
berger and Chaplain Garriga; in
charge of quarters. +. c. Senter.
Dan COnnor underwent court
martial" because he had offended his
brother comrades bv slipping away
and getting married without telling
the post adjutant. Verne II. Tor
rance. so he could in turn notify al
post members.
The post will give n card and buncC
party mt the Red Mems Hall. Satur.
day evening. April Il. To whicl
friends of the most are invited.
At the meeting of Sam Houston
Post No. as two former members
were reinStated and Charles S. Man.
gold. initiated into the post.
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Spotted Teeth Bleached White
Quick Safe Way

To whiten dull. yeIlowish, stained
teeth all you need now do is brush
eeth with few drops of mild harm
rss liquid-then use a special paste
and watch stains disappear This
.iew method is called Bleachodeut
Combination. The liquid softens the
stains-the paste not only gently re.
moves them. but prevents formation
of new stains. Perfected by prom.
inent dentists. Fine for removing
green stains from chii1rcns teeth. Nc
effect on enamel-its mild ingredients
are intended to act only on surface
stains. To avoid disappointment, be.
ware of cheap liquid limitations. AL
ways insist on Bleachodent Combine
ton. the safe treatment. Small cost,
a. all good dealers, such as II. l..
Wagner Drug CO., Sommcrs DRUG
Stores, Joske Bros. Co., Wolff & Marx
Co., Laurel Heights Pharmacy, Mel
er's Pharmacy.
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Der of Lotus Lodge by transfer. gave
an interesting talk on PythiapiSm.
Plans for the new Pythian Castle
Hall, were submitted by Architect
Carl Won SutOr and Past Chancellor
Commander William w. Herring, and
details explained in full. The mem
bers are very much enthused over the
project and are anxious to Seh the
work start on the building "a soon rs
possible.
The joint committee. composed OF
members from Elk No. IS, Unity No.
81, and Lotus No. 50. local X. of =.
lodges. reported that n contract had
been made with the Mission Burial
Park Association. for a plot Of ground
in the cemetery for Pythian dead.
Elk Lodge No. 80, X. of p, held q
short but interesting session Thurs
day night. at the Pythian Castle
Hall. when applications for tie ranl
ct page were received. On April IL
class of twenty or more vii be ini
tiatcd in the rank of page. The Lodge
adjourncd early so as to give the hal
over the the Dokcy Band and Patrol
to practice for the musical enter
tainment and minstrel revue. to III
staged by the Dokcys at Beethoven
Hall, Saturday evening, April -.
Army Lodge No. Al. X. Of F.. me
in regular session Wednesday night
at the X. of L. Hall. 1S22 North New
Braunfels avenue. Five applications
for membership were received and az
even dozen cSqures were elevated t,
the rank of knighthood. after whicl
the refrcshment committee provide,
an excellent lunch. 4 number Of in
tereStirg talks were made during th,
"pats"
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zales Voiture, of Gonzales Friday,
April 4. Mr.. Murphy will visit only
four cities in Texas, Fort Worth,
Houston, San Antonio and Gonzales.
The American Legion Band of Con
zales. which was officially designated
as the 40 and 81 Band of Texas. will
meet Mr.. Murphy at the station and
after dinner is served a promenade
will be staged for his entertainment.
1t is understood that a large delega-
ton of Voyageurs Miliiaire from San
Antonio will be in attendance. Grand
Chef de Care Chester L. Hollis of
Fort Worth, will accompany Mr.. Muir
ply.
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Order of Woodchucks

The semi-m6nthly meeting of Alamo
Temple No. 1. will be held at the
w. o. W. Hall, Tuesday night at
o'clock. There vii. be initiation. Mem
bers of the temple are working hard
to make the tacky party to be given
April 30, Il huge success. the proceeds
of which will be divided equally be-
tween the Sunshine Society of Myrtle
Grove and the Woodchuck Temple; for
providing entertainment. flowers and
daintics for tie sick men at the W.
q. W. Hospital.
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knights of Pythias

Lufkin. Tex. March 29.-Gentry
Dugat. former San Antonio attorney.
now city editor Of the Lufkin DAILY
News. mt Lufkin. Texas. and pIesi
dent of tho Dokay club and n nromi-
nent Pythian. has been appointed by
Grand Chancellor W. NJ. Futch of
Henderson. official reporter 10 cover
the grand lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
70 meet in convention in Snn Antonio
Nav IA. II. 1G and II. Mr.. Dugat
will handle the publicity Of the con
vcntion for the press.
E'h"re was an unusual good meet.
.ng held nv Lotus Lodge No. 50 X. ri
j.. Monday night. Amon~ the in.
teresting visitors was y. u. E1g,l
member Of phinteaS Lodge No. 81. Of
Columbia. Tpnu.
Grove c. Reese, a recent new mem.
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Woman's Benefit Assn.

Alamo Review No. 22. W. r. A.,
held an interesting meeting Monday
afternoon, at which time plans were
perfected for an all-day rally to 0e
held at the st. Anthony Hotel. Thurs
day. April IL. At the conclusion Of
routin" or business, ar interesting pro-
gram was given followed by refresh
mentS. The next regular meeting will
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Travellers Protective
Association

Post d will meet at the Gunter Ho-
tel Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock
when the newly elected post officials
will preside for the first time. The
membership is urged to attend this
meeting. for there are many details 10
be worked out for the posts interest
and that of the association in this dis
trict. which will be taken up at the
state convention TO be held at Corpus
Christi in May. and at the national
convention. TO be held at Grand Ran
ids Mich. in June. TO which the post
Will send seven accredited delegates.
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Woodmen of the World

Georgetown, Tex. March 90
Three hundred members and visito g
were present at a meeting of George
town Camp No. 81. w. o. w. at
Georgetown. this week when relu-
venation meeting was held by the
membership under the direction of the
Officers. A number of state and DIS
trict officers were present and deIlv-
cred talks outlining the plans 9t the
order for the future. Refreshments
were served after the meeting aDs en-
joyed by a large number.
Members of a score Of WOOdmen
of the World camps in San Angelo
section of West Texas have been in
vited to attend a Woodmen rally and
class initiation at San Angelo Mon
day night. April Z. Some of the
towns that will be represented are
Miles, Rowena. Ballinger. Ialpa,
Santa Anna, Winters, BrOnte, Robert
Lee, Sterling City, Carlsbad. wall,
Eden. Christoval. Mereta, knicker-
booker and Merton.
4 class of fifty candidates. most
of them from out of the city, will be
initiated. There will be program
and refreshments.
There was a large and enthusiastic
attendance at the meeting of San
Houston Camp No. sc, at w. o. W
Hall. Thursday night, at which TIM
seven candidates were initiated an
sixteen applications for membership
received.
The new drill team under Captain
Francis NJ. Soard, did excellent work
and from the way the members of tn
team are drilling, it will be on y
short time before it will be able 4
compete with any W. o. W. team Ii
the state. 1t was announced tina
lust as soon as the team was full!
organized, new uniforms would b.
purchased for it by the camp.
Escort S. ID. Rossman. who is als'
master of ceremonies at all limitations
surprised the membership, with new
stunts and pranks for the benefit o
the candidates. Consul Commander q
Il. Black gave an interesting talk
during which he thanked the member
ship for its splendid cooperation dur
ing the short time that he has bee
presiding officer.
V. +. Miller of Houston. assistan
state manager 1Or Ine OTuer, gave "a
interesting talk on the present mem
bership campaign drive, which goa
has been set for 400 new members
District Manager c. c. Chaffee Sr
announced that the next large elias
for initiation. would be called tn
"Rossman" class, named 50 in homo
of s. ID. Rossman. who has been es
cort of the camp continuously for .
years. The camp purchased te
tickets to the tacky party To be give
April 90. jointly by Myrtle Grove NJ
I. Woodmen Circle. and Alamo Ten
pie No. /, Order of WOodchuclS. 70
raising n fund for furnishing enteg
tainments. flowers and. deliracies 70
the patients at the W, o. w. Men
orial Hospital.
The next meeting. which will "
cur April Q. viii be a short session
to be followed by musical ente;
tainment. "cOrn cob" smoker. nea
beer and Mexican feed. a. a. Dron
poole. ]. Rotenfluc and Il. X. Co
Inns were appointed to serve on til
refreshment committee. The cam
hereafter win give dance at the W
o. w. Hall the first Saturday nigl
of each month. the proceeds 10 90
the drill team fund.
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Brotherhood American
Yeomen

The members and friends of Perfec-
ton Homestead No. 6J01, will be en-
tertained with a bunco and card party
and tOx social. at the home of Mrs.
Marie Mackay, 2510 Buena Vista
street, Monday evening, at s o'clock.
\ large number of prizes will be
awarded.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the Red Men Hall. Tuesday
evening. April s. at which time State
Manager A. Morgan Duke of Dallas,
will tc present.
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Masonic

\ group of Seguin Masons attend
ed the meeting of the Masonic orleT
at Kingsburg. Saturday evening
March %. for the purpose of assisting
in the comforting of the Master Ma
sons Degree. which was conducted b.;
Byran Brawncr. Following the ses.
sion. a spread was served, and adj
dresses made by +. W. Grace of Hous-
ton; County Judge J. y. Williams and
DR.. y. a. POth of Seguin.
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Degree Of Pocahontas

Minnehaha Council No. 1. auxiliary
to the Improved Order of Red Men,
will hold a tacky party. at the Red
Mems hall, 112 IL Soledad street,
Friday evening, April 4, to which the
members and friends of the order are
invited. Prizes will be awarded for
the tackiest styles and make ups, and
for those appearing in old fashioned
clothes
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Modern Woodmen of
America

Bexar Camp No. 1884. had a large
attendance Mt its meeting Wednesday
night. held at the Red Men Hall. 112la
Soledad street. Several applications
for membership were received and five
candidates initiated. Following the
meeting. n social hour was enjoyed.
in which the 40" Club played n prom
inent part. after which tamales and
near beer in abundance were served.
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Pythian Sisters

The San Antonio Past Chiefs Club
OF Friendship Temple No. , held its
regular monthly meeting. Friday af-
ternoon. March 81. at the home of
Past Chief Maude Bowers, after
which refreshments were served and
a social hour enjoyed. The rext meet
ing will be held at the home of Past
Chief Elizabeth Christensen. $40 West
Craig place, Wednesday afternoon,
mil re
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be held Monday afternoon, April ii,
at . 80 o'clock.
The card and bunco party given by
Alamo Review Tuesday afternoon was
well attended. The next monthly card
and bunco party will be held Tuesday
afternoon, April 30.
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the station of the presiding officer.
Tickets were distributed among the
members for the delegates benefit
dance to be held at the Eagle Hall,
Wednesday evening, May Z, at which
time valuable entrance prizes will be
given aWav
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ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. ia
meets first and third Tuesday. p. m.
Frank Grgert, president 40 Probandt
ST. Joe Gross, corresponding secretary.
30 Blanco road. Woodlawn 1852. A. G.
Uhl. financial secretary. Gas Moore Bldg.
Crockett 6Sl,
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Dramatic Order knights Of
Khorassan

The monthly meeting of FL Bexar
Temple No. 1S1, ID. O. X. X. held
Tuesday night at the Pythian Castle
Hall, was well attended by voteries,
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meets second Monday, p. M: fourth
Monday. 8 y. m. Ella Wolfshohl. 2l2
McLane Ave. Travis 131, president.
Minna Friedrichs, secretary, 1014 Cherry
ST., Travis Ills.
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r. L. JAIN LODGE NO 172 MEETS
first Thursday. p. m. Paul Mee--
scheidt, 313 w. Park Ave-, Crockett 1869.
President, L. G. Koerps, secretary, zoe
Montana St, Travis 2150.
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ALAMO LODGE NO. 100 MEET
fourth Tuesday. s p. M. Franz Treiber
president, 2i0 Quittman St, Crockett
1861. Albert Marshall. secretary. 90l
Dallas ST.. Crockett 1868.