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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15
EAST YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR POLL
TIKAI KLUB.

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haly Observation-Disclosures JOSEF t124 Bright
Ave-, East Youngstown, Ohio.)
klub celia magyar szarmazasu polga
rok tom6ritesc, valamint poigar- -jeloltes
polgarositasa, els6 es masodik papir beszer
z9se.
A klub tagja lchct mindcn magyar ferf
IS no.
A klub gy1lesci. az cInok hvja osSze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15

reszet amerikaiak vettek meg to-
Ink. Hogy nlilyen aron keriiltek
az ekszerek Alnerikaba, AIT a WIS
galat maid megallapitja, amely
Zita kir&dyne vallomasa utan =
minden iranyban megindnlt. Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15
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Okla, EAST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
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Janos Titkarjegyz6: Sagi Ignac GO Black.
burn St., E..Youngstown). Penztdrnok: Cseh
Mihdly. penztari ellenor: iii. Varga Gabor.
Betcglatogatok: Kocsis Mihaly 6s ruly J6.
sscf. H6rmas bizottsag: Horv5th Rafael, III.
socki Janos, Riczu Janos.
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jan dtiutan 2 6rxkor, 240 Robinson Road
alatti gyilesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-15

PAliIZS apr. 1.--Egy-ket het-
tel ezelott "a spanyol Angeles -b0l
huszonnegy oral tart6zkodasra
Parizsba erkezett Zita kiralyne.
Egyes kiilf0ldi lapok a kiralyne
parizsi utjaval kapcsolatban xii
lonfele kesziil3d6 politikai eseme-
nyekr6l is megemlekeztek es AIT
allitottak, tobbi koz0tt tatalo-
Mai emigransok parizsi lapjaban
is, hogy Zita kiralynet mem tiszta-
ia maganiigyek hoztak francia
f6varosba. A kiilf0ldi lapok hiresz
teleseivel szemben a teny az, hogy
Zita kiralyne iigyvedjeinek, Ro-
bert Leon es Pothion kersere .j0tt
Parizsba, hogy mar evek ota hui
zod6 ismert ekszereladasi iigyben
Glard vizsgal6biro clott reszletes
vallomast tegyen. >
Ez az ekszereladasi ugy ugyan-
is, amely mar regota foglalkoztat1
ia az egesz vilag sajtojat = ujabb
fazisahoz erkezett.
Hogy "a most megindult parizsi
vizsgalatot megertsiik, amely Zita
kiralyn6 vallomasaval teljesen uj
iranyba terel6dott, - meg 1kell
emlekezniink azokrol a napokr6l
is, amikor a tragIfus veget ert Nv.
Karoly kiraly csaladjaval Svajc-
ban tartozkodott. A kiralyi csala@
ekszereinek eladasa Iugyanis Elk
kor tortent meg, Miksa f6herceg
inditvanyara. 1919-ben csak ne
hany darab ekszert adtak ell, az
ertiik Rapott penzt Nv. Karoly XII
lsaly vette fel. Az ekszerek maso-
dix csoportjanak eladasara ket
evvel kesQbb keriilt "a sor, amikor
is a befolyt 0sszegen Maria Tere-
zia, kiraly nagyanyja, Miksa 6s
Peter Ferdinand fohercegek osz-
tozkodtak meg. Juttattak ugyan
bclolc a meglehct0sen nehez anya
gi viszonyok kozott el6 kiralyi csa
ladnak is, hogy svajci tartozasai-
kat rendezhessek, de az 0sszeg te-
kintelyesebb resze a ket fohercee
kczei k0z0tt maradt.
Az ekszerek eladasat mind kgt
esetben Steiner Hugo, az osztrak-
magyar monarchia nyugalmazot'
bcrni konzula k0zvetitctte, akivel
Karolw kiraly svajci tartozkodasa
alatt ismerkedett meg. '
A kiraly tragikus halala utar
kezdctt foglalk ozni a vilagsajt6 az
ekszereladassal, amikor Zita XII
ralynet hivei felvilagositottak ar
r6l, hogy az ekszerek eladasa k0
riil feltetleniil visszaeleseknek kel
lett. t0rtenni0k, inert a horribilis
osszegeket ero dragakovek hallat
lanul olcso aron keriltek vevol
birtokaba. Kidefiilt, hogy az ell
adott ekszerek kozott volt Flo
rentin" nevii gyemant is, amt a,
olasz kormany az olasz udvar tn
lajdonanak jelentett XII amely
rol, hogy az eladott ekszerek ko
re kerult, a kiralyi csaladnal
egyetlen tagja sem tudott. Ugyan
csak homaly fodte AIT is, hogy a.
olasz "Opale des Mile Tragedies
newt tizcnhat milli6 frank erteke
kepvisclG dragak6, fni uton jutot
a vevok birtokaba.
Zita kiralyne ekkor kornyezete
mex tanacsara pert inditott Stci
ner Hugo ellen, azon cimen, hog,
Steiner, aki az ekszerek eladasa
k0zvetitette, visszaelt kiraly bi
zalmaval es szandekosan megka
rositotta a kiralyi csaladot.
A vizsgalat h6napokon at folly
SvaJcban. Ugyanebben az idobcl
Jean de Bonncfon, az ismert ma
gyarbarat francia ir6, tobb pari
Evening star., 1926-05-30
ARMY.NAVY UNION

Cant. Chancey o. Howard. national
commander. last Wednesday night.
in Stanley Hall, at the United states
Soldiers Home, addressed the Gen.
Hamilton Smith Hawkins Garrison.
No. II. George W. Earp. recently
transferred from the Presidents
own Garrison, No. 104, and j. B
Dunham, Civil War veteran. were
elected members. Henry NJ. knlgh'
paymaster and acting pro tenn as
senior vice commander, resigned. u
w. carp was elected to the vacanc!
Charles M. Miller. who was elected
a. &c off,cer Of the guard, and the pay :
master-elec were then JOINTLY IN
stalled by Capt. Howard.
Mai. w. L. Peak, commander OF
the Presidents Own Garrison, No. 1o4.
announced the following Memoria! day
program for today: All members. for<
mer comrades and visiting members
and Auxiliary Garrison, No. 16. WIZ
meet at 3 pm. at the base OF the pals
tie mast of the q. s. S. Maine at AT
lington National Cemetery. On behalf
of the garrison. Maj. Peak will place
a wreath on the main truck or the
u. s. S. Maine. Monday at $3.50 am,
officers and members will assembie a,
Sherman Building, L. s. Soldiers
Home. with members of the Gen.
Hamilton Smith Hawkins Garrison.
No. II, and march to the rostrom In
n s. s. IL. National Cemetery. where
addresses will be made by Senator
r. b. Willis of Ohio. Capt. Howard
Lemuel Warner and others. =
Immediately after the exercises
there busses will take the members
and others to Arlington National
Cemetery to attend the exercises
there.
The semi-monthly muster of the.
garrison will be held Thursday in
the Board Room, District Building, al
; pm.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

mained q month. He was not oper-
ated on. and his condition did not i'm
prove, but he was discharged. Subse-
quent to this. he was taken to Provi.
dence Hospital here, where surgeons
there. after examination, found IT,
necessary to operate. The medical ex
penses totaled $3.50. and In addition
the soldier lost his position at st. Eliz-
abeth's Hospital, according to a state {;
ment in the case filed with headquai
ters. by Capt. Thomas F.. Lane. CONF
manding Company f. which accom- N
panied by a statement Of the private
attending surgeon. The recommends,..
tion for reimbursement, after pointing
out that the trouble developed In the
field while the man was in the Federal
service and contends that he did moi, (,
receive proper medical attention az
Walter Reed Hospital.
Naval Reserve. a-,
members Of the Naval Reserve OF the
District Of Columbia. have so crippled
the outfit, that 1t was hardly possible
to- muster a squad at last Monday
nights drill. Those who did appear
could not do much In the way OF drill.
ing, but the citizen sailor lads are,
planning to celebrate their return to
duty en- masse Tuesday night with q
smoker. which will follow the regular<
drill period. .s
Lieut.. Harry J. Nichols, executive.
officer Of the battalion, announced that
in addition to the smokes there VIII
be several interesting wrestling ana
boxing bouts between talent in the
command, and the mess attendants
have announced that they are plan.
ming a most interesting program OF
entertainment.
The local section Of the Naval Re
serve Officers Association OF the
United States held q meeting at the.
navy yard armory Monday night and
instituted plans for its annual Spring
festival and dinner, which, IL was an
nounced, would be held at the Ward
man Park Hotel, June 16. Other de
tails of the dinner have not been per
fected. :.
Senator Oddie Of Nevada. who has
taken considerable interest in the de-.
velopment Of the local Naval Reserve.
was the guest Of honor, OF the local.
officers last week at dinner given IN
the ward room OF the United States
Destroyer Allen, training ship OF the
local Reserves, docked at the WASH
| ington Navy Yard. The dinner was
| Cen0ereQ Dy ocHdLOE OuoiO uc = SSce-.
moniai in appreciation Of the help he
has givn the local reservists.
Lieut.. Comdr. Finney Bascon
Smith. commanding the local Reserves
was toastrnaster, and among the
speakers were Senator Oddie. Lieut.:
Harry ]. Nichols, executive ofilcer OF
the local battalion, and Lieut.. Comdi
Wolfe, commander Of the Allen.
In order to make preparations for
| its strenuous schedule OF training
cruises with reservists of this city and
Baltimore, Md, aboard this Summer
the Destroyer Allen Will leave here
June Z for the Norfolk. Va. Navy
Yard, where it will be drydocked foi
scraping and painting Of the hull. and
some minor overhauling. Her ma
chinery is said to be in excellent con
dition, and this. it was pointed out.
was borne out when the vessel made
it's maiden voyage down the Potomac
River last Sunday in a short training
cruise with the reservists aboard. r,
Evening star., 1926-05-30
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Kismet Council held its annual out.
ing to Benedict, Nd, last Sunday.
More than. 80 members and friends
attended.
Municipal Council has completed
arrangements for its 500th meeting
which will occur Juno IL. A special
program is to be held.
Grand Regent j. III. Grubb. with
the committee on state Of the order,
Is making plans for the celebration
Of Arcanum day, June 23, the date of
celebrating being June 26.
Capitol Council met Thursday
when the grand regent, accompanied
by members Of the various councils.
paid this council fraternal visit,
Evening star., 1926-05-30
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION. I

Columbia Review, No. 8, Mrs.
Mary Adamson, commander, enter.
tairled the Offlcers' Club Tuesday eve.
ming. The club voted to present a
minstrel show early in September,
and O. committee Of one member from
each review was appointed to canvass
the reviews and learn what each will
do toward it, and report at the next
regular meeting.
Memorial services will be held June
6 to commemorate the death of mem
bers during the past year. The pro-
gram will include the draping Of the
charter and full guard team work,
under Mrs. Hattie Palmer, captain Of
the Union team.
The Girls Club met Wednesday eve
ming at the home Of the managing
deputy. Miss Muriel Evans was
elected president and Miss Dorothy
Grace secretary It was decided to
accept the invitation Of Mrs. Ada
Byrne for a dance for the benefit of
the club early in June at her resi1
dence, "a Iowa circle.
Washington Review. No. 4, will
meet Thursday at Pythian Temple.
Mrs. Florence Topping, commander.
will preside and floor work win be
given by the guard team, Mrs Lillian
Patrick, captain.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The annual corporate memorial serv.
ice was held Sunday night at Grace
Baptist Church. The speaker OF the
evening was Rev. Mr.. Cradle. State
Secretary Charles H. Miller called the
roll Of the 43 members who died dur
ing the year. The mortuary lights
were extinguished by the associate
State councillor, Alice Muller. The
flower girls were Alice Pettitt and
Emily Beck. The bell was tolled by
DR.. Taylor and taps sounded by VIII
liam Whip.
Triumph. No. s, will hold a 500 card
party at Hecht's Auditorium June s
at pm.
Honored by the presence Of the as
sociate national councillor. 0. B. Hop
kins, and the State councillor, Emily
Hockstrasser, and her staff Of officers
the twenty-ninth anniversary OF
Triumph, No. s, was held Tuesday
night. Councillor Esther keull pre-
sided. The four living charter men,
bers were present: Frank Kress.
Louise Schwenk, J. W. Schwenk and
Fannie Joyner. A program was pre-
sented by the chairman, Mary Stormer,
as follows: Sketch with the following
in the cast--Adalaide Miller, Florence
Hahn, Alice Brumbaugh, Catherine
Donch and Mary Stormer; solo,
Harry Taltavull. accompanied by
Myrtle Eardley Case; sketch with the
following cast-George Tyler, Louise
Pollen, Dorothy Muller. Goldie Lee.
man, Georgie Bowman and Pearl
TN01fA
Evening star., 1926-05-30
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Oak Camp will celebrate the ami
versary Of its first meeting next Wed
nesday evening in the temple. AL
the sovereigns of Washington and
vicinity are invited. There Is to be
an entertainment followed by a sup
per. Sovereigns Cole, knight and
Mccain are on the entertainment
COMMITTEES. Sovereigns Stott and
Kerns will review the progress Of the
Temple Association.
Company b of the Uniform Rank
gave an exhibition drill at Fraser
Camp last Monday night. Capt. Hell
gesen instructed his men In the move
ments preparatory to entering the
competitive drills at the annual en-
campment. Three new applications
for membership were favorably voted
upon and State Manager L. c. Jones
complimented the camp upon Its
steady growth.
The Woodmen committee in charge
of the log rolling at Bittenger. west
ern Maryland, has invited the Wash
ington degree team to give the tnitia
ton work for q new class OF 300. The
trim will be made In busseS.
Alpha Camp will hear an important
report next Friday night from Its
entertainment committee. Several
Uniform Rank members Of Alpha have
been assigned to Company B for
preparation to attend the erlcamp'
ment.
past Consul Commander William A
Riley made an address on fraternalisnl
at the last meeting Of Elm Camp.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

This morning at o'clock the mem.
bership will attend mass and receive
communion at st. Matthew's Church.
Right Rev. Bishop Thomas J. Ehahan
will be celebrant. Following the mass
q breakfast will be served at the May.
flower Hotel. Hon. Esme Howard, Am.
bassador Of Great Britain, will attend
the mass and will be q guest at the
breakfast.
The new class Of initiates in Wash
ington Council is to be known as the
James A. Sullivan class in honor Of
the retiring state deputy. At the last
meeting OF the council an address was
delivered by district deputy. Thomas
j.. Fitzgerald, relative to the Arch.
bishop Curley Scholarship Fund.
Potomac Council met last Monday
evening. Grand knight Michael d.
Schaefer announced the annual memo.
rial communion mass Sunday, June
8, in memory OF members who have
died during the past year. A portion
Of the center aisle Of st. Aloysius
Church has been set aside for the
council. Rev. ]. Charles Davey will
deliver the sermon at this mass, which
will be celebrated at s o'clock.
sKeane Councils anniversary COM
i1littee will meet in the X. Of G. Home
Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock to make
arrangements for. the councils big
field day and family outing at Mar
shall Hall. Saturday. June 3. in cele-
Evening star., 1926-05-30
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Mrs. Carney presided last Tuesday
at Hope Council. at which four appli-
cations for membership were received.
The final card party Of the season
will be held next Tuesday. Initiatory
exercises will be held June at which
the presence OF all members Of the
degree and drill team is requested.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Fur From Weasel.

Pahmi fur is obtained from an ami.
NAL of the weasel family. found i'll
central China. 1t has a heavy pelt
of light yellow underfur, with top
hair of grayish brown. A white line
runs down the back from the neck to
the tail. It is improperly known unz
der the name Of Chinese stone mar
ten and gray marmot.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Tuesday-Takoma, No. 20. NJ. M.
special at 7:3O pm.
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt, NO;
"A NJ. Nj. tfirst past masters
King Solomon. No. 31-E. A..
pm.
Thursday-Nayal No; 4 T. A.
FAdayI-columSia No % u u. u
Saturday--Grand Lodge Committee
on Masonic Education, etc,
Temple. Auditorium. = p.m;,.
fication +. c.. by Grand Lodge
Committee on Work and
Lectures.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

bration of the councils twenty.eighth
anniversary. A special feature Of this
event will be the concert furnished by
the Ceeilian Club Orchestra on the
evening boat.
Keane's Booster Club reports that
its reservation book is filling fast for
the clubs eighth annual outing to
Atlantic City. N. j., July rs to August
/, inclusive, and that reservations for
this outing will positively close July
Is. George b. Saur. 1927 Illinois ave-
nue. northwest, and AL Joy. K. of c.
secretary. 918 Tenth street northwest,
are in charge Of this feature.
/ At the State convention held in the
K. Of c. Home Wednesday evening
Charles w. Darr was elected State
deputy. succeeding James A. Sullivan,
together with the following other Off.
GERS: Thomas J. Fitzgerald, State ad-
vocate: William j. mckinley. state
treasurer; Leo J. Kolb. state secre.
tary; William A. Mulligan, State
warden, and William G. Feely. dele.
gate to the supreme convention to
be held in Philadelphia in August.
Rev. Francis X. Cavanagh was ap-
pointed State chaplain for the incom-
ing State council which goes into office
July /.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
JR. 0. U. A. M.

Anacostia Council met Monday eve.
ming. Councillor Edward Talbot &C.
cepted an invitation to raise a flag over
the Oxen Hill High School. A. r. Diehl,
vice president Of the Pen Mar reunion.
entertainment at Masonic Hall. Four.
teenth and u streets southeast, June
3 and 8. Capt. Thomas made re-
quest that all degree teams assemble
at Riverdale, Md, today at 2:30 pm,
to raise a flag over the public school.
Addresses we're made by Deputy State
Councillor Muller, r. A. Estep, J. E.
Frye, John Thomas and Clark Teets.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

The members and their friends were
entertained last Monday evening at
the social meeting held at the Wash
ington Club. with musical program
presented by Mrs. David Barry, chair.
man Of the entertainment committee.
Among the vocal numbers were: Miss
Margaret Tappan. Miss Josie O'Con.
nor, Little Mary Virginia Barry; Miss
Bernadette Nohe, violin solo, accom-.
panied at the piano by Miss Marian
Nohe; plano solo by Mrs. David Barry;
William Wolf presented a whistiing
number: Mary Virginia Barry danced
the Charleston. Mrs. David Barry was
the accompanist.
The business meeting Of the circle
will be held June 4, at the Washington
Club
Evening star., 1926-05-30
NATIONAL UNION.

Central Council met at Pythian
Temple, Monday evening. with Presi.
dent Randolph J. Smith in the chair.
The principal speaker was Robert E.
J. Whalen. who selected for his sub.
tect Law Hysteria. the Country Over
lawed and the Eighteenth Amend
ment." w. G. Trigg of the Washing.
ton Grand Opera Company gave two
solos. The Soap Box Orchestra gave
a few stunts. Two boxing bouts. the
first between Young Tunney and Kid
Hewitt, the second between Kid Cline
and Battling Jack Allen, were also
presented. Harry o. Clem. member
Of Central Council. entertained will,
a recitation. The Royal Vagabond
Band furnished the music. Refresh
haver was elected delegate to the as.
sembly, with Harry c. Surguy as al.
ternate. Arthur A. Wright had charge
Of the entertainment.
Scott Council met Monday evening
at Pythian Temple. with President A.
P. Brooks in the chair. Delegates and
alternates to the National Union AS
sembly were elected as follows Dele
gates. DR.. J. T. Curry and A. P.
Brooks: alternates. III. W. Selah and
J. D. Kingsbury.
Victory Council will have as its
guest, June 4, President Dewitt M.
Evans Of Tacoma Council, Washing
ton.
Councils in Washington are electing
their delegates and alternates to the
assembly, which will convene June 1s
for the purpose Of the election Of three
senator's to represent this city in the
senate Of the National Union. which
will meet at Mackinac Island. Mich.
early in July. Thus far only three
candidates are prominently in the
field, James A. Williams. Arthur S.
Brown and John L. Rhodes.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Brookland Chapter. No. IL, present.
ed sketch on Endowment, Z, written
by Mrs. Gwynette Willis. the organ.
ist, and acted by the Following menu
bers: Mr.. Thomas, vice chairman Of
endowment committee. Mrs. LitS-,
Evening star., 1926-05-30

meeting Of Miriam Chapter, No. %.
last Monday evening. in charge of
Junior Past Matron Anna B. Seller,
as follows: Recitations. Marion e.
Hartley; piano solos, Pearl Jaffe and
Estelle Downs, and recitations by
Hildegrarde M. johnson. A rum
mage sale for the benefit Of the dor
mitory fund will be held June II, Is
and 10. .4
La F'ayette Lodge Chapter, No. 81,
was visited by Most Worthy Grand
Matron Heinrich, accompanied by
Right Worthy Grand Secretary M. z.
Keyes, Right Worthy Grand Treas
urer. Lamond. Right Worthy Grand
Trustee Duvall, Grand Matron Ger.
trude b. Milans and Grand Patron
George Pitt. Other distinguished
guests were: Grand Patron CoSdon,
Past Grand Matron Gift and Past
Grand Patron Bell. all Of Virginia, and
Grand Matrons Fletcher, Streeter,
Campbell and Cowles, Grand Patrons
Shreve. Dunkum, Mobray and Street.
er of this jurisdiction. The 1926 ma.
irons and patrons Of the District OF
Columbia entered the chapter In a
body and presented picture to the
grand matron. Addresses were made
by the most worthy grand matrol
and all the other grand matrons
ter also presented her with gift, the
presentation speech being made by
Miss Blanch Enterline. A musicaI
program concluded the ceremonies
The chapter will give q card party
next Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at Hecht's auditorium.
Brookland Chapter. No. IL. present
ed q sketch on Endowment" !" written
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Junior Warden Fred G. Long will
head the official line in King Solomon
Lodge, No. 81 Daylight, Wednes'
day. / p.m.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

At the communication Of Washing
ton Centennial Lodge. No. IA, Wed
nesday evening. Deputy Grand Master
Gratz Dunkum will deliver an address
on petitions and Investigations:
There will be no degree work at this
communication
Evening star., 1926-05-30

In connection with a plan to keep in
close touch with the activities on rifle
ranges. the War Department has re-
quested the local National Guard Off
use made each month of its target
range at Congress Heights, d. G.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

The Fellowcraft Club OF Federal
Lodge. No. /. will meet Tuesday eve
ming at the Franklin Square Hotel at
8 O'Clock. The evening will be devoted
to an entertainment and social TO
which Master MasonS are invited.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

The Secretary's Association will hold
it's last regular monthly meeting until
Fall June S at 1880 pm. In the ONCE
Of the grand secretary, Masonic Tenn
pie. The grand matron and grand
patron will be guests and each score
tary Is urged to be present.
Matron Emily A. Smith Of Areme
Chapter, No. 10, announces the de-
grees will be conferred next Wednes.
day evening. The star points, under
the direction Of r. B. Bond. are ar
ranging q program to be presented at
the second meeting in June.
Joseph H. siilans Lodge. Chapter
No. Al. was chartered May 30 at q
special session of the Grand Chapter.
The same evening the chapter met, at
which time the paraphernalia was
given: Bibles, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rouzee; charter case, Gavel Chapter;
sword and veil, Mr.. ana Mrs. William
III. Cross: sheaf. Mrs. Odekoven:
crown and scepter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cos.
i
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Members Of the local Guard have
been directed to don thir Summer
uniforms June l and to retain them
until September Is. between which
date and May 81, 1927, they will wear
the woolen uniforms.
The Headquarters Detachment, Spe-
cial Troops. 29th Division. the baby