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Evening star., 1925-03-22
JR. o. U. A. M.

The State Council officers visited
Edward j. Ross Council, No. 26. at
Pythian Temple. March 12 Past Coun-
cilor ]. A. Balderson, presiding, receiv-
ed State Councillor S Oliveri and his
staff of officers. The program was AS
follows: Singing of America" with
r. T. Ballard as conductor; Scripture
reading and invocation by Rev. w, A
Melvin, reading minutes and roll call
by State Secretary J. Prender intro.
duction OF state Councillor S. oliver
by j. A. Balderson. Representative
Frederick y. Zihlman Of MARYLAND
and Theodore G.. Risley, solicitor OF
the Department of Labor. made in.
teresting speeches. Selections were
rendered by the Jr. o. l.. A NJ. band
of the District. Benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. j. E. Briggs. Among
those present were Judge Noyes, ma
ton organizer; Junior Past Ma
tional Councillor George A, Davis ant
Deputy National Councillor George z
Lang.
State Councillor S. Oliveri and hi,
staff of officers paid a joint annua
fraternal visit to Independent Coun.
ell, No. 2, and Washington Council, No
13, Tuesday night at Redmens Hall
L
avenue northwest. Supper was served
j. Morgan Read Council, No. /, ex,
tends an invitation to all members o1
the District to attend March 27. The
council will be presented with a f1ae
and banner, given by Past Councillor
f. d. Taffaeu, the presentation to be
made by State Secretary John Prem.
dor.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No
g. met March 13. with Councillor E. NJ
Garrett presiding. Arrangements are
being made for an excursion to Mar.
shall Hall August 5.
Jehn L. Burnett Council, No. 4, met
Tuesday night, with Councillor w. H
Hurley presiding. After a business
session the council adjourned to at
tend in body the State officers visi.
tation to Washington Council, No. I3
and Independent Council, No .
jointly.
Eagle Council No. 9, has prepared a
program in honor of the presentation
Of their charter, which will take place
at Fountain Memorial Church in Ran.
die Highlands Tuesday at pm. Ar
address is to be made by Junior Past
State Councillor Lester l.. Wehr. The
wives and friends of the members OF
Eagle Council have been invited. Re.
freShmentS Will be served
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph, No. s, met Tuesday night.
with the councillor, Lillian McCor-
mick, in the chair. Initiation will be
held Tuesday. At recess a meeting of
the Daughters of America Revue"
was held, with representatives from
nearly all councils in this Jurisdiction.
Plans were made to repeat the
revue" at the Arcade ballroom
April 20. Isabel Wilkerson, chair
man, presided, and appointed Mrs.
Rowzee chairman of ice cream, and
Amelia Backenheimer chairman of
cakes. All contributions from
councils toward expenses of the
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by the board, and the necessary in
structions will be given to the councils.
Jack Marshall, temporarily in charge
as district manager of the New York
office, was present.
The executive board appointed the
, following committees: Finance-A. A.
Wright, chairman; William J. O'Brien
and j. L. Borland. Entertainment
Crawford Bennie, chairman; Arthur S.
Brown and c. NJ. Mitchell.
United Council met Friday evening
at Fythian Temple, where the full
degrees were given. The work was
performed by the junior degree team
under the management OF Capt T.. NJ
Pershing. After the degrees were con-
ferred, an entertainment was given.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today-Mount Pleasant. No. 35. serv-
ices Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, at pm.
Monday Potomac, No. 5, NJ. NJ, at
Dawson, No. IS. f. A.
Stansbury, No. "a. f. c.
Tuesday-Federal. No. 1, NJ. NJ.
Acacia, No. is, NJ. NJ.
"Wednesday National No. 10, NJ. NJ.
t"bankers' night'D.
Harmony. No. II. f. A.
Warren g. Harding, No. 80, T.. 4.
Brightwood. No. ~. social.
Chevy Chase. No. ~. social.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No.
Friday St Johns. No. II, F. c.
National, No. Il, ladies' night.
Hope, No. 70. NJ. NJ
saturday,Washington Centennial. No.
Il, NJ. NJ, special at pm.
Schol Of Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday Mount Vernon, No. 3, p. NJ.
Hiram: No. T. 10 p. NJ. and NJ.
Tuesday Mount Horeb. No. Z, social.
Potomac. No. s. Mark.
dneSday-COlumbia. No. I, Royal
Arch tseveral teams).
Thursday-Was ashington, No. ., social,
open meeting.
Frlday-Eureka, No. 4, Mark.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday Robert de Bruce Council
kadosh, 22d degree ceremonial
Albert Pike Consistory, statutory
assembly.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

A class of more than Is candidates
will be initiated at Capitol Council
next Thursday evening. This will be
a union meeting of all the councils
and Kismet Council. District Council,
Oriental Council and Capitol Council
each have a number of candidates to
present. The degree will be confer
red by the degree team of Kismet Coun-
ell, headed by Grand Chaplain J. T.
Whalen. program of entertain
ment will be presented after the de-
gree work.
Municipal Council will meet at 1880
instead of O'clock Saturday evening,
as 1t has given the use of its hall for
the evening to District Council, No.
16, Loyal Ladies'.
. District Council, No. 16, Loyal
Ladies', will meet tomorrow evening
in business meeting, when the Off
GERS will be elected. Refreshments
will be served. The council will hold
a 500 card party March % at Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street northwest.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

keane Council will meet in the
K. of c. Clubhouse Thursday evening
at o'clock. keane Councils 500 Club
will resume its card parties Thurs
day evening, April 20. The Booster
Club were dinner guests at the
Raleigh Hotel Thursday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Parkes Duncan of
Atlantic City
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MotherlY Advice.

From the Edinburgh Scotsman
Stranger-Madam, a boy who 1 am
informed is your son, has just
thrown a stone at me, causing d
painful wound. What are you going
to do about it?
Mother don't know. Have you
tried arnica?
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MODERN WOoDMEN OF WORLD

Lincoln Camp; No 1856, met Tues
day evening, with Consul John W.
Self In the chair. J. W. Downs was
elected as delegate to the State con-
vertiou, with G. w. Cooper as alter
nate. At the meeting April the
camp will entertain the fraternal re-
lation committee of the District of
Columbia. At this meeting final ar
rangements will be made for the an
nual outing at Marshall Hall August
1. There will be work and refresh
ments. April 81, the camp will give
a dance at Northeast Masonic Temple.
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Rebekah Lodges.

Rebekah lodges meeting this week
are: Tomorrow, Esther. No. s; Tues
day, Schuyler Colfax, No. 10; Wednes-
day, Mount Pleasant, No. 3, and
Brightwood. No. IL; Thursday, Martha
Washington, No. 8.
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Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge,
No. 8, at it's meeting Thursday eve
ming will have social, at which
the past presidents of the jurisdic-
ton will be the guests of honor.
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RED MEN.

At meeting of the Great Council,
held last Monday night in the Red
Mems Hall, Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. the
following committee was appointed
to compile and prepare for publica-
ton the laws of the Great Council of
the District: Great junior Sycamore
A. Thompson, Idaho, chairman; Past
Sachem r. Emory, Idaho; Past Great
Sachem r. A. Humphreys, Mineola;
Past Great Sachem r. S. Strobel, Lo-
gan; Past Sachem J. l.. Boyer, Red
wing. An extensive program for the
year was prepared. Following the
meeting of the board the members
went to Osceola Tribe, where they
were the guests of the evening.
Idaho Tribe celebrated its twenty
eighth anniversary Tuesday evening
with an entertainment at, .Pythian
Temple. A history of the order in
general; and Idaho Tribe in particu-
lar was delivered by Past Great
Sachem j. E. Caylor.
Idaho Council entertained great
chiefs at its 'twenty-seventh anniver-
sary March 13 with an entertainment
and supper. The tribe will be pre-
sented next Tuesday night with . new
set of bylaws.
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EASTERN STAR,

Takoma Chapter, No. IL, will confer
the degrees on three candidates next
Friday at 8 pm, at the Masonic Hall,
Takoma- Entertainment and refresh
ments will follow. The home board
committee gave its March dance last
night in the Takoma Theater Hall.
Good VIII Chapter, No. IS, at a re-
cent meeting was visited by Grand
Matron Nellie e. Fletcher, Grand
Patron Charles S. Shreve, accom-
panied by other grand officers and a
number of matrons and patrons of
1925. In addition to these guests,
Unity Chapter. after a short busi-
ness meeting. adjourned and attended
in a body. An interesting program was
given. There will be an open meeting
on March 81, with a program.
At it's meeting Wednesday, Joppa
Lodge Chapter had a short business
session followed by a program .Inder
the direction of the appointive officers.
Past Matron- Annie e. Scott and the.
dormitory committee had charge Of
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Grand Master James e. Chamber
lain, accompanied by the other off,
GERS of the Grand Lodge, will officially
visit Washington Lodge, No. 6, meet
ing in the I. o. o. F. Temple, Tues
day evening.
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HE services at the Masonic
d and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, will
l. be in charge of Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 33, with
Eev. DR.. Walter A. Morgan, the lodge
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be degree work.
At the last meeting of Mount
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No. 3, a
number of applications for member
ship were received. Mrs. Edna Ran
kin, vice president of the Rebekah
Assembly, was a visitor. Mrs. Anna
windle, who recently returned from
visit to Florida, was installed re-
cording secretary. Miss Carolyn
Okey was chairman Of the refresh
ment committee. The next meeting
will be held Wednesday evening, and
Miss Ruth Hellmuth will serve as
chairman.
Tomorrow evening Esther Rebekah
Lodge, No. 8, will conduct the Re-
bekah degree in the contest for the
banner presented for proficiency in
degree work by the Rebekah Assem-
bly,. The Judges are w. w. MILAN,
G.. r.: wilfred e. Lawson, P. q. M,
and Flora O. Schwinger, P. p.
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge,
No. 10, will have rehearsal of degree
work Tuesday evening.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge, No. IL,
will receive President Mary L. FOL
lock and her corps OF olHcefS' dceoin-
panied by Grand Master James E.
Chamberlain and his line of Grand
Lodge officers, at its meeting Wednes-
day night, in Masonic Hall, Georgia
and Colorado avenues.
The Noble Grand Association met
recently with it's president, Mrs. Cora
Kincer. After the business an origi-
Fnal game was played. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF the
vice president, Mrs. Belle c. Thom-
son. S65 Van Buren street northwest,
March 81. A visit to Liberty Rebekah
Lodge, No. 16, in Alexandria, va, is
planned for the near future.
The Rebekah Home Circle will have
a linen shower at the home of Its
president, Margaret Royston. 3031 Q
street northwest, March 27, to which
all members are invited.
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The grand master and his officers
Will officially visit Phoenix Lodge,
No. 2S, Thursday evening, in their
hall in Benning. d. G.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Noble Grand Eva Olson of Dorca
Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, announces a
series of entertainments will be had
at meetings on which there is not to
be degree work.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The Portland I. o. o, F. Club will
meet in 1. o. o. F. Temple Saturday
evening. The chairman, John T. M.
Duvall, announces he has specially i'm
portant matters to bring before the
club.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Brightwood Lodge, No. 43, an
nounces social evening Wednesday,
with motion picture entertainment
and refreshments
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Mizpah Chapter, No. s., conferred
the degrees at It's meeting Tuesday.
Among those present were the grand
matron, Mrs. Nellie Fletcher; grand
patron, Charles Shreve; associate
grand conductress, Mrs. Bogley, and
Past Grand Patron Murch. An exhi-
bition drill will be given April z by
the patrol of Robert LIE Bruce Chap
ter, Order of De Molay. A card party
will be given April Is by the Mu
Delta Sigma.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

PoDmac Lodge, No. ), announces
that the degree team from the Amer
lean Security and Trust Co. will assist
In the degree work at its special to-
morrow evening.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1922 were entertained at the home of
Grand Patron Charles Shreve, 1919
klingle road, the night of March Il. it
being the annual meeting Of the organi-
zation. Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Mrs Lillian
Vincent, president; Robert Milans. vice
president, and Mrs. Charlotte Sener sec
retary-treasurer. The next meeting,
April 30. will be held at the home of j.
Ernest Dulin.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Rabbi DR.. Abram Simon, thirty-second
degree, Friday evening. April 8, at the
Eighth Street Temple, will deliver a
lecture on the theme Remember Now
Thy Creator in the Days of Thy
youth, which is sanctioned by Grand
Master Roe t'ulkerson as of perculiar
interest and significance to Masons
in general.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Marx E. Kahn, n. c. C. H, will head
the line in the twenty-second degree
ceremonial in Robert de Bruce Coun-
Gil, knights kadosh, at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral Tuesday evening This
degree is said to eXalt the dignity
and worth of labor and in connection
with it the memory of the late
Samuel Gompers, thiry- second degree,
former head of the American Federation
OF Labor, will be specially honored
Speakers of prominence in the labor
and the fraternal worlds will deliver
addresses after the ceremonial AL
bert Pike Consistory, NJ. R. S., also
Is scheduled for it's statutory assem-
bly, on this evening
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Covenant Lodge, No. 13, will confer
the first degree on large class of
Wednesday evening. The
degree staff of Columbia Lodge, No.
10, will confer the degree.
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visit of the grand 'matron and grand
patron Of the Grand Chapter and the
matrons and patrons of 1925 was
made. A program was rendered as
folloWs: Plano selections by Mrs.
Robert y. Barclay; readings, Miss
Edith FusseH; violin selections, Miss
Esme Reeder. accompanied by Mr..
Ruckman, and solos by Irving M.
Tullor, accompanied by Mrs. Hicks.
A dance will be given May 2 at the
La Fayette Hotel
The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Board Auxiliary will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow at 1880
p.m,, Masonic Temple.
Brookand Chapter, No. IL. wednes-
day evening will. have an official visit
by Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie f..
Fletcher and Grand Patron Charles
). Shreve, accompanied by the 1925
matrons and patrons. Matron Henri
l. Mackle extends an invitation to all
members.
Hope Chapter, No. 80, will meet
Wednesday evening at 1850 o'clock,
at which time the degrees will be
conferred. The -dormitory committee
will meet tomorrow at s pm. at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Ethel
Harris, 64s street northeast.
The next meeting Of the 1924
Matrons and Patrons Association
will be held In the Sunday School
room of the McKendree M. e. Church
921 Massachusetts avenue northwest,
March 2S, at pm. There will be a
business meeting and refreshments
Gavel Chapter, No. as.5 conferred
degrees Tuesday evening on several
candidates, with the following past
matrons and past patrons in the
chairs: Catherine c. Lear, matron; Dr.
Conrad Praetorius, patron; Jannett
Praetorfus, associate matron; Clyde
]. Nichols, secretary; Eddie Hearling,
treasurer; r, May Hail. conductress;
Annie Vierhuchen, associate con-
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Takoma Lodge, No. 29, will devote
its Tuesday meeting to business and
follow 1t up with a theater benefit the
two days following. The lodge also
is contemplating a fair prior to its
occupancy of it's new temple.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Senior Warden John T. Maddox will
head the official line in the degree
work in Federal Lodge, No. /, Tues
day evening, when also noted
speaker will address the lodge with
reference to the drive for funds for
the United Masonic Temple.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-09
SPORTING

Last fall Michigan played to more
spectators than any other football
team. Pennsylvania was second and
Yale third. Michigan's total was
$4,000 for eight games.
Mike Ballerino, junior lightweight
champion of the world, was hailed as
''the man who put Bayonne, N. j., on
the map by Mayor Robert j. Talbot
and more than 1000 fellow residents
of that city on his triumphant return
from Philadelphia, where ne won the
title by defeating Kid Sullivan.
Football outdi VS. boxing. 1t takes
a heavyweight championship to out
draw a football game, and football
doesn't need a championship to lure
10000 to the field, with $4,000 others
turned away through lack of tickets.
Mike Ballerino outpoints Steve
(Kid) Sullivan. winning junior light
weight championship.
Owners of Chilhowee charge horse
was poisoned just before $4,000 Tia
Juana race. in which he was the ia
vorite. but ran tenth.
Jimmy De Forest brings Gene Tun-
ney and Tom Gibbons together for
boxing bout on June IL at Polo
Grounds. New York.
C. C. Pell, United States, won the
Challenge round of the amateur
singles racquets championship at the
Queens Club. London. beating the
holder, H. W. Leatham, three games
to none. The scores were 1910 1912
17-14.
Lord Burghley. who won both hurdle
events in the annual O~xford-Cam-
bridge meet in London on March 81,
and A. E. Perritt, the New Zealand
star who won the 1O0-yard dash in
9 9-1O seconds, will go to America for
the annual Penn relays.
Giants win from Senators, 9 to 6 in
dedicating Gowdy Field.
Columbia takes opening game from
Bowdoin by Z to 1.
Nurmi wins mile and a half race
in Boston; Ritola also victor.
Glenna Collet, star woman golfer is
training at Ormond Beach. Florida. for
a foreign victory. She will compete
in the British women's open cham
pionship, and Aany experts believe
she has a fine chance to win.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-09
FOREIGN

Thousands Of Jews throng Jeru-
salem for opening OF Hebrew univer-
sity at which Lord Balfour makes
~dedicatory address.
France denies instructing Daesch-
ner to decline disarmament parley.
but Paris feels Parliament would dis
approve cut.
The identical chart Christopher
Columbus showed Queen Isabella
when asking her to finance his ex-
ploration still may exist, said Prof.
De Loroncierri. a Frenchman. who
says the Italian navy department is
preparing tests to determine the
authenticity Of the chart.
Republican leaders in Germany
agree on Marx for Presidency
Britain has surplus of only a3.658.-
854 in revenue over expenditures for
year.
Yunnanez troops under General Fan
Shek-sang have seized the American
Baptist Mission Church at Kwaishin.
China, and turned out the mission
aries.
At DetmOid, Germany. Fifty mem
bers of the German Reischswehr We /,
drowned in the River Weser when a
bridge being constructed by pioneers
in connection with the Reichswehr
maneuvers. collapsed.
Marx expected to be joint Repub
lican nominee and win in German
Presidential election April 26.
French will demand Germany join
league Internationally as basis OF
security 1act.
Application of a Iawes plan TO
China is ~eing discussed IA connection
with the proposed second Washing
ton conference.
So despe. ate has be ONE he lot Of
the 1900 striking miners In Cape
Breton. that the Canadian National
Express Company has offered to
transport relief parcels TO the power
ty-stricken families free OF charge.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-09
WORLDS BUSINESS

Wall street sees giant rival to
Standard Oil of New Jersey in Pan
American merger.
The membership ON the New York
Stock Exchange of James Barnes has
been sold to Archie B. Gwathmey End
for 100000.
Wilson & Co. reorganization in
wolves no assessment against stock
holders.
Southern Pacifc's acquisition OF
Texas road approved by Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Ship sale protest grows; defeated
line may quite business.
Leonor F. Loree. president of the
Delaware and Hudson. declares in
his annual report that year of pros
perity is responsible for railroad suc-
cess.
After putting down $140, 100000 in
fake oil schemes, the American people
have become somewhat more wary,
the 535 postal fraud investigators.
who still find plenty to do, declare.
over the protest of Ahree commits
sioners and by a majority of one. the
United States shipping board voted to
sell its live ships in the San Francisco
Orient service to the Dollar steamship
interest for $685. 900.
A bill to reduce taxes $500. 00O, 900
is being drafted by Senator King.
Utah Democrat. for introduction,
when Congress convenes next winter
to tackle the tax question.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-09

John A. Elliot, q ship broker of
New York shot himself dead In his
South Orange, New Jersey, home aft
er assuring himcelf his wife would
not marry again.
The United States Army transport
San Mihiel left the army base in
Brooklyn with 1000 officers and en-
listed men to strengthen the defenses
at Panama and Porto Rico.
Granted their demands of SO per
day, a 1ve-day week, time and a half
for overtime and night work, double
time on Sundays and holidays and no
work Saturdays, journeymen painters
at Scranton, Pa, have decided not to
striks.
wilIebrandt reveals to the
Couzens committee inside facts OH
prohibition enforcement row.
Federal Judge G. w. English ex-
plains acts in impeachment hearing.
Lambs Club, New York, torn by bid
to women to act in "Gambol."
Discussions with other members OF
the Cabinet to shape the governments
attitude in the international confer
ence in Geneva on traffic in arms
have been initiated by Secretary OF
State Kellogg.
Disabled veterans of the World
War, in formal protests filed with
Major General Hines. director of the
Veterans Bureau, assail his appropri-
alton of 5000, 900 from the bureau hos
pital fund for the upkeep of Walter
Reed Hospital. Washington, it is an
nounced at the national headquarters
of the veterans organization in Gin
cinnati.
Committee of Fourteen says New
York City morally is the ~"cleanest
city in the world"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-09
GENERAL

Six dry agents ousted in New Jer-
sey shake-up.
Irs. Henrietta King, worlds great
est and richest rancher, dies in Texas.
Dillon, Read & Company, New York
bankers. buy Dodge Brothers. Inc.
Amy and Navy aviation system to
blame for discomfort among flyers.
Drastic wal IN liquor traffic seen
in policy of enforcement under Lin
coin G. Andrews as Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Treasury.
Presbyterian Hospital. New York. to
SEEK 100000 by popular subscrip-
ton for its medical center building
fund
Thomas F.. Foley, New York. late
Tammany leader. who was reported
to be worth s250,00O at one time. left
an estate estimaed at $4,000. his will
disclosed,
The sixth international neo-malthu-
sian and birth control conference at
New York ended afte- sessions last
ing a week to meet again in Geneva,
in August 1926.
William q. Geer. director Of physi-
cal education 1T Harvard. stricken
with carbon monoxide poison. dad
recently at the Massachusetts, General
Hospital. Boston, without regaining
consciousness.
DR. Knut Rasmussen. the Danish
polar explorer, arrived in New York
on the Cunarder Aurania on his way
to Ottawa. to confer with the Cana
dian government on measures to halt
the practice of femal einfanticide
among the Eskimo tribes.
Coney Island is tired Of being the
home Of the hot dog. the hockey pokey
man and side show bankers. It's
business men have decreed a new
era" which is to convert New Yorkss
oldest playground into a second At
lantic City that in time shall outdo
the New Jersey esort in amusements
and living accommodations.