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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

keane Council will meet Thursday
| evening. when also keane's 500 Club
will give a card party, in the X. of c.
| club house at $50 O'Clock. with Mrs.
Mary G. Adamson in charge.
WASHINGTON Council will meet Tues
! day evening. but the debate scheduled
! as "A feature has been postponed on ac-
! count of the absence from the city of
| two members of the team. until
! later date when the theme of the
! establishment or not of a national
bureau of education under control Of
the Federal Government will be dis
| cuSSed Lecturer Lewis \. Payne has
procured as substitute feature mov-
! ing pictures. details of which are with
; held until the meeting.
The Midwinter bah of the council
! will be held at the Mayfiower Hotel
Monday night. January Is, with dane
| ing from 9 pm. to am. McN illiams
! lO-piece orchestra will furnish music.
Special features 10 be offered during
the evening include exhibitions of
fancy dancing by Miss Jean Dens
more, and Misses Agnes Whalen and
Hazel Arth and George OfConnor and
Matt Horn will entertain with vocal
selections Weekly dances are held
every Wednesday evening. with music
by McWilliams orchestra.
The meeting of Potomac Council
scheduled for tomorrow evening was
held on last Friday evening. Tomor-
roNV evening the members will visit
the Elks' club for their annual
'oyster dinner" Henry ]. Quinn,
chairman of the committee in charge,
announced an attractive program.
\ card party and dance were given
Thursday night by the ladies' com
mittee OF Spaldine Council, knights
of Columbus. The first part of the
evening was given over to card games.
and 30 prizes were awarded. At 10
O'Clock the hall was cleared for dane
ing To the strains of Hendricks De
Luxe Dance Orchestra. The commit
tee in charge was composed of Mrs.
| John A. Overholt. chairman: Miss LII
| lian Gallagher, secretary, Mrs. Thomas
J. Trodden, Mrs. Morris J. McAuliffe,
Mrs. VILLA m McGillivary, Mrs.
! Thomas J. Gallagher. Miss Marguerite
Stanton. Mrs. Elwood L. Werner. Miss
| C. Smith, Miss Gallag Mrs. Frank
| p. Hanrahan, Mrs. Fred S. Martin
Miss Cora Trodden, Mrs. Charles NJ
! Tippett. Mrs. j. V. Fitzgerald and
| Mrs Price
The ladies' committee has already
! started plans for valentine party,
epfudFN 10.
An old-fashioned smoker is sched-
nled for the meeting of Spaldinc Coun-
ell January 81.
In Carroll Council last Tuesday eve
ming Grand Knight Flynn announced
that arrangements had about been
completed for the annual reSper Serv-
ices Of the Knights OF Columbus. sun
day. January -, in the crypt Of the
National Shrine Of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University.
Archbishop Curey will preside and
Bishop Shahan, rector of the catholic
University, will officiate at benedic-
ton. The music will he rendered by
the seminarians a the colleges of the
various religious orders at the uni
versity. Invitations will be sent to
all the clergy of the Baltimore arch
diocese and to number Of prom
inent Catholic and non-Catholic lay
men.
The grand knight reported as TO the
progress of plans for the annual din
ner of Washington knights of Co
lumbus at the Willard Hotel the eve.
ming of February IS.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

w. a. Fra ser Camp will hold its
installation of officers tomorrow night
al the Temple, and Maple Camp We'd
nesday night at Capitol Heights.
Sovereign Delegate Eckloff will he the
installing officer.
\ JOINT session OF Oak and Hickory
Camps last Wednesday evening vel
coined class of IA new applica nj s
put forth by the several local camps.
The Boosters Club degree team con
ferred the Protection degree and
staged the Joseph scene. state Man
aser Luther &. Jones gave instruc-
tionS III the secret work.
All camps must send the newly
chosen delegates to the convention OF
the BOOSTERS Club next Friday eve
ming in order TO participate in the
election of the clubs officers for 1926.
a new publicity agent and new de
gree master are to be chosen this
wear
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day night and witness the installation
of officers.
century Decatur No so. held its
regular meeting last Monday night
and installed officers. Deputy Grand
chancellor SommerS oftiCiated, assisted
by Supreme Representative Wander
WORT, acting grand preiate. and Act
ing Grand Master of Arms Woody.
Amaranth. No. 2S, had its officers
installed last Monday night by Deputy
Ora nd Chancellor l.. b. Emory. Acting
Grand PreIate kimball. and Acting
Grand Master of Arms Hardy. The
officers are: Comma nder. Herman
Weathel; vice comma nder. =. w.
Farran: prelate. W. +. Bradley;
master of work. ID. NJ. Freeman: outer
guard, J. p. Hawkins *. of X and :.
w. 3. Furr, NJ. F.. J. Embrey; NJ. f.,
Nathin Cowsil; relief committee
John ID. Hawkins: Grand Lodge repre-
SentatiNes. W. Il. Hardy. -. NJ. Free
man. 4. /. Embrey. w. \. PaNne, ir.,
+. Stewart.
Union Lodge. No. -. will have its
installation of officers next Wednesday
with Deputy Grand Councils" Don't
Freeman officiating.
The WAYS and means committee
met last saturday night and a com
mittee on entertainment was ap-
pointed
old Dominion Lodge will he in
stalled At Quantico, Va. next Tues
day night by the grand chancellor and
other officers from Virginia. Or.
Canizer Martin A. McGrory of Rath-
bone. No. %. announces that 81 can
ddates will lie installed.
Eathhone Temple Pythian Sisters,
installed its officers Friday night.
Friendship Temple Pythian Sisters
installed officers last Wednesday night.
Webster Lodge. No :. Excelsior
Lodge. No. IA. and Capital Lodge, No.
q. at joint convention last Tuesday
evening had Gran Chancellor George
F.. HeisleN. assisted by Grand Vice
cha ncellor Lee Il. Emory. Ora nd Prel-
ate Israel Sommers, Grand Master
st Arms Emil +. Jaehnke. Grand
Inner Guard A. Lacy t;mbrey, and
Grand Outer Guard Jared r. Skid
more install the following officers:
chancellor commanders, l.. |. Beall.
Vincent kale and Christian Eckert;
vice cha ncelors Fred hanson. c. \.
Young and w. j. +. Trittipoe: prel-
ares. r. r. Ford. j. r. Burgess and
Jesse Tucker: ma sters of work. w. +.
Mansfield and J. A. \eeb: keepers of
records and seal. J. G. TAYLOR. c. w.
Santwyer and George w. Sollers
maste"s of finance. 4. {. Smith, A. H.
Etting and c. l.. Saur: masters of
excheouer, s. NJ. Banks. H. ]. Gasson
and n. +. Tucker: masters at arms.
T. J. Lynn. r. T. Jonacher and Fred
W. Becker: inner guards. +. l.. Van
Steenburgh. y. B. Wigginton and
Isaac Hartstall: outer guards. r. T.
Whiting. Fl. 8. Nichols and J. F. Skid
more. respectively. The installation
ceremony was concluded with short
program and refreshments.
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 3. had in
stallation of officers last Wednesday
evening. Rank of Esquire will be con
ferred next Wednesday evening.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

At its recent social meeting Circle
District of Columbia entertained at
the Washington Club with Christ
mas dance for its yonser members and
their friends. Mrs. George Howe was
chairman of the committee having
the affair in charge and was assisted
in receiving the guests by Mrs. John
b. Colpoys, Mrs. James 3. Flynn, Mrs
William Giacchetti, Mrs. Frederick
Carpenter and Mrs. Joseph d. Mori-
arty. A business meeting will be held
tomorrow at pm. at the Washington
Club.
The monthly business meeting of
st. Charles Circle. No. 247, of, Claren-
don was held Tuesday al the home
of the regent. Mrs. Ida T. Frank Re-
ports OF the Christmas charities com
mittee and letter of tha nks from the
recipients of charities We're read. A
social will be held January 10. at the
home of Mrs. Ellen Payne assisted by
Miss Helen Burrows
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Donch. outside sentinel, Dorothy Null
Ter Past officers pins We're presented
to Marie Stephenson. Naomi Grinder,
Mary Diven and Harry Thompson,
with the deputy making the presenta-
tions. Refreshments We're served by
Louise Schwenk and her good of or
der committee
kenilworth Council. No 10. met
Tuesday. with Councillor Clara Dunk
ley presiding. Officers were installed
by Deputy Ollie Montgomery, as fol-
lows: Councillor, Gladys Alexa nder; as
sociate councilor. Walter Kraft; vice
councillor, Naomi Gibson: Junior past
councillor, Clara Dunkley: associate
Junior past councillor, c. r. Sherman
assistant recording secretary, Viva
Henke; conductor, Virginia Adair
warden. Carson Adair; inside sentinel
Esther Dunkley; outside sentinel
Eta Kraft; trustee. Mary Lyman
Past officers pins We're presented the
Junior past and associate junior past
councillors by Deputy Montgomery
The first anniversary OF the council
will be celebrated January 81
Unity Council. No. II, held its
annual Christmas entertainment last
Tuesday in it's lodgeroom. when
the children Of the members enter.
tained. Gifts and candy were pre-
sented 70 each member OF the council
and the children Of the members
Officers were installed January |. as
follows: Junior past councillor. Nettia
Anderson: associate Junior past coun
rilor, Mabel Kirk; councillor, Alberta
Mallonee: associate councillor. Minnie
Hake, vice councillor. Florence Ander-
son; associate vice councillor Lillian
Doom: conductor, Mary Latimer
warden, Frank Bruckschen: inside
sentinel, Ethel Midget outside senti
mel. Annie Armstrong. and 1S-month
trustee, Mary Latimer. The council
will hold its first dance in Northeast
Masonic Temple in conjunction with
Benning Council, No. 2l, Jr Q. l..
A. NJ, January Is.
Independent Council, No. ,. enter
tanned Past State Councillor Mrs Ella
chappell and State Secretary G. II.
Miller. former deputy. at banquet
last Monday at 623 louisa ma avenue
1t was In charge Of Mrs. Hattie T.
Miller, chairman of the good of order
State Secretary Miller announces the
resumption of State visitations next
Wednesday. when Virginia Dare Coun-
Gil will be inspected at Odd Fellows
Hall
Esther Council had work last Fri
day, followed by the semi-a nnual in
ficlally visit this lodge January 10 at
Potomac Bank Hall.
Goodwill Council closed the year
with substantial gains, according to
reports submitted at the meeting Mon
day night Mrs. Clara Z. Mace was
elected to complete the unexpired term
of treasurer and the usual installa-
tions were conducted by National
Trustee Miller, the lodge deputy.
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mas entertainment in Odd Fellows
Hall last Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram consisted of recitations, solos
and dancing by the children from the
Strauss Memorial Christian Church
and the children of the members ana
their friends. The Rainbow Synco-
pator Band played throughout the
entertainment and for dancing. Santa
Claus distributed boxes of chocolates
and oranges to the children and mem
berS Of the Juniors and Daughters of
America. The council will hold their
first annual lance jointly with Unity
Council. No. II. Daughters of America,
January Is in the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
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pointed special auditor to examine the
books and accounts of the clerk and
banker for the past semi-annual term
Installation of officers will occur Jan
uary Il. NJ. Luther Dicus is chair
man Of the committee on arrange
ments. The prize banner awarded by
the executive council was won by this
camp for the greatest gain during the
year 1925. The banner has remained
in A II. Talbot Camp Cor II years.
Evening star., 1926-01-10

John c. Mellis entertained with vocal
selections. He was accompanied on
the piano by Miss Helen Lowry. Mrs
Audrey Koons contributed several
songs with MIR. Free accompa mist
Favors were distributed and refresh
ments served. The committee In
charge consisted of DIR. J. X Duncan
WHY'S M. Bryce, b. J. Shanahan and
L. V. Adams. At the meeting of the
camp Thursday night the Christmas
basket committee reported s125 raised
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and distributed in the form of baskets
for needy persons on Christmas day.
the committee. A committee com
posed of V. w. Potter, H. H. Millard
and NJ l.. Dicus has been appointed
to de Use ways and means of acquiring
a building to be owned by the camp
and it's members as permanent
home. Eight applications, for mem.
bership We're accepted at the rast
meeting William L. PAUL was ap-
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FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES.

J. Donald Britt. secretary for the
past 20 years. has a class named in
his honor, which is expected 10 be the
largest ever initiated into the order
in the City of Washington. 1t is re-
ported that the Ladies' Club will soon
be fully orga nized and ready for hold
ing regular meetings in Eagles Hall.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The first "get-together" meeting of
the general campaign committee was
held Monday evening at Sioux Tribe.
Past Great Sachem Cole Blea sc, Sena-
tor from South Carolina and Past
Sachem Charles l.. Abernethy, Repre-
sentative from North Carolina, were
speakers of the evening. Both speak.
ers were heartily in favor of the plan
of the Improved Order of Red Men of
this city having the general head
quarters of the organization located
here. Mrs. Abrams. speaking as
president of the Past Pocahontas
Clubs. promised their support in the
movement. The Glee Club of New
Jerusalem Lodge of Masons and the
Cumming Bird" Orchestra furnished
the musical part of the program.
White Eagle Council, d. of p, in
. stalled the following officers: Prophet
ess, Heller Roland: Pocahontas, May
Plaskett; Wenona. Cora Davis; Powha-
tan, s. Schwartz; keeper of records,
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lnSId ileO DE Depu
ty Mary T.. James,
as follows: Junior
p q & I councillor,
Myrtle Eardley
C. a 8 e: associate
junior past coun-
Cilor, Marie Ste
phenson; council
or. Esther kuell:
associate council
or, Agnes Barber:
V ! ce councillor,
Alice Brumbaugh:
associate C e
councillor, George
Tyler: conductor, ,
Florence H a | n ;
warden, a | b e + t
Collins; inside SEN
fincl rim q
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PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

The next meeting of Congressional
Circle. No. 598. will be held January
"A At "a Grant place All member
are requested to attend Installation
of officers.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Members of A. r. Talbot Camp, with
their families, gathered at Naval
Lodge building New Year eve to
watch the old year pass and to wei
come the new. The evening was spent
in da ncing. card playing and a social.
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ODD FELLOWS.

The grand master. accompanied hy
the officers of the Grand Lodge
and members of the jurisdiction, will
make fraternal visit Friday evening
to Loyalty Lodge, No. 1873 of Capitol
Heights, Md.
Union Lodge. No. II. elected its new
officers at the last meeting night ana
held particularly interesting meet
ing. The officers elected We're: Thomas
W. Scott, noble grand; Henry Maedel,
vice grand: John l.. Russell. secre-
tary: Sam :. Taylor. financial secre-
tary: William K. McPhee, treasurer:
Jacob NusSbaum, right supporter to
the noble grand. James Norton. left
supporter to the noble grand: ia Rome,
warden: Judson :. Green. conductor:
John H. Nalley, chaplain: VIII r. Nc
Phee. outside guardian: Will J. Hoof
ney. inside guardian: Henry G. Haz
ard and Henry Elliott, supporters to
the vice grand. Representatives elect
ed to the Grand Lodge were Past
Grands Thomas w. Scott, Justin NJ
Green md Jacob Nusshaum
Amity Lodge, No. 81. is preparing
for services in commemoration of the
life of Past Grand Master Richard H.
Sorren. The time and place will be
announced as soon as the order of
exercises has been completed. Sew
eral prominent members of the order
have consented To participate.
a large delegation accompa MED
Grand Master Chamberlain on a fra
ternal visit to Potomac Lodge. No. 3S.
of Alexandria. Va. last Friday eve
ming. Addresses We're made by the
several officers Of the Grand Lodge
and prominent members of Potomac
Lodge, No. 38
Various Grand Lodge committees
are preparing their annual reports
for the coming session of the Grand
Lodge. which will be held January
20 in the auditorium of the I. O. o. F.
Temple.
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Rebekah Lodges.


President Edna Rankin of the Re-
bekah assembly and her associate
officers installed the officers of the
II Rebekah lodges at public joint
insta llafion at the |. o. O. F. Temple
Monday ev n z. Representative
Annie F.. Grigsby spoke and past
noble grand's jewel was pinned on
each by the retiring acting past grand
of her lodge. Mrs. Grigsby paid trib-
ute to the memory of the noble grand
of Friendship Rebekah Lodge No. s,
who recently died. and stated that her
jewel had been placed upon her breast.
Mrs. Belle c. Thomson, on behalf of
the lodges. presented floor lamp to
President Rankin. and Mrs. Margaret
L. Seymour. on behalf of the noble
and vice era nds' association, presented
to her an electric tOaster. She was
also presented sum of money from
the Rebekah lodges and members as
A donation to the endowment fund of
the I. o. o. F. Home Short ad-
dresses were made by President Edna
Rankin of the Rebekah Assembly,
Grand Master James Il. Chamberlain,
and Grand Representative W. w.
MILAN. The floor work was under the
direction of S. \. Mallory. degree di-
rector of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No a.
{.
No. 10, VIII give reception and social
to the new officers at its meeting
Tuesday evening.
Noble Grand Ella Thornton, of
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No T. has
selected her appointive officers as fol-
lows: s. y. Mallory and Lula Van
Doren. right and left supporters re-
spectively: Blanche p. Slaughter.
warden: Helen V. Nash. conductor:
Rena V. Bayliss. chaplin: Effiie G.
Lawson and J. w. Stansbury. inside
and outside guardians, respectively:
and the vice grand Mrs Arenor
Stansbury. has selected as her sup
porters jeanne Ison and Rosa Homan.
These officers were installed Monday
evening. This lodge is preparing to
send degree team to the meeting
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge at
Philadelphia in September to enter
the competitive degree contest, and
also 4 large, delegation in honor Of
Mr.. Ernest w. Bradford. distin-
guished member of this lodge who
will become grand sire at that time.
President Edna Rankin announces
an invitation has been received from
the Rebekah Lodge, No. 2s. at Claren-
don, Va, for the members of this
jurisdiction to attend the installation
exercises of that lodge in it's new
building tomorrow evening.
The home endowment fund commit
tee of the Rebekah Assembly will meet
at /. o. o. f. Temple Friday evening.
JR. O. U. A. M.
w. II. McClung. deputy of Benning
Council No. 81, installed the follow
ing officers last Monday: Councillor,
Lewis Washington Gray: vice coun-
cilor Frank Bruckschen: recording
secretary, Lewis Milbourn: financial
secretary. r. w. Hawkins: treasurer,
George V. Meile: conductor. A. G..
lngels; warden, Ivan Gates: chaplain.
T. W. Ingels: inside seminal, l.. G.
Kirk: outside sentinel, G. w. Douglass,
and 18 months trustee, A. T. Gray.
The cohncil held its annual Christ
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Brush turkeys. natives OF Austria
liza, are fully clother in feathers when
they hatch out in the egg. ard can
fly within an hour of their birth
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph No. s. met Tuesday eve
ming. with large attendance. one
candidate was elected to membership.
Officers for the ensuing term We're
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sentative to executive board, Thoma
II. Dawson.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
MEN ARE
FLYING HIGH MONDAYS

Three Williams men flew to Grand
Canyon and back, Thursday, June 10.
They are B. B. Bowden, druggist,
Orie Conway of Western Union and
j.. w. Cureton Of Cureton's Camp.
They have the distinction of being
the first passengers in a commercial
plane to fly over the Grand Canyon
of Arizona
Pilots were C. w. Mayse and r. G..
Oelze. The trip was made in one
hour and forty-seven minutes. This
included the fight for several miles
along re rim and out over the Can
yon Bowden and Conway were sue
cessful in getting some very good
pictures that can be seen at B. B.
B. Drug and Confectionery.
Wednesday, Mayse and Oelze again
flew to the canyon, this time landing
on the Kolb field. 1t took them so
minutes to come back as they were
bucking a strong wind. They say
that the Kolb field is in good condi-
tion but it is a small field. 1t is one
way field running north and south.
During both of their trips to the
canyon they found the air to be
rather smooth and only found it very
hard to climb in this altitude.
Kolb is planning to have ships fly
from the South Rim to the North
Rim as soon as he is able to get the
ships. This should make a very in
teresting trip. Mayse has been a
pilot for six years and during TINS
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
ARIZONA JAILS CROWDED
WITH BOOTLEGGE

The crowded conditions of the
county jails throughout Arizona and
the delayed hearings Of a number Of
prohibition charges against federal
prisoners tempered the sentences in
their cases when eight pleaded gull
ty in the district federal court be-
fore Judge Fred C. Jacobs Saturday
morning. Minimum jail sentences,
dating back to the day of their ar
rests, We're imposed and fines to be
collected upon execution. An investi-
cation into conditions in the jail IN
Prescott, disclosed that with . capac-
ity Of seventy eight, it is housing 140,
the majority Of them federal prison
ers. Similar conditions prevail IN
many other Arizona county jaiIs, the
court was advised.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
JUDGE E. S. CLARK WILL
RUN FOR GOVERNOR

e. S. Clark, well known Phoenix
and Yavapai county attorney, Sun
day night announced that he will be
a candidate for the nomination for
governor of Arizona subject to the
Republican primary on September z.
During the past week from all
parts Of Arizona demand has been
made that E. S. Clark of Phoenix
announce himself for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination.
Hi Corbett, chairman of the Repub-
lican state central committee, had ex-
pressed strong hope that Mr.. Clark
would be the Republican candidate
for governor, and it is generally be-
lieved that the Clark announcement
will have the approval, not only OF
Republican voters, but of a large
number of Democrats.
Sunday, word was received from
Judge j. C. Phillips, who recently
stated that he would not be cam
didate for the Republican guberna-
torial nomination, favoring the can
didacy of Mr. Clark.
e. S. Clark has been resident of
Arizona for 44 years and he has been
actively identified with Arizona's de-
velopment continuously for that peri
od. His experience in public life
covers many branches of county and
state government. He served as
county attorney in both Yavapa1 and
Coconino counties and was attorney
general Of the State Of Arizona dur
ing the administration of Governor
Kibbey, during which time he made
an enviable record for public service.
He knows Arizona and its problems
and has a host of friends throughout
for his fearless and upright charac-
ter. He is recognized as one of the
ablest attorneys in Arizona and will
bring to the governors office rec
ord of distinguished service.
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25

Judge Clark makes the following
brief announcement of his candidacy:
"At the request of many friends
have decided to become a candidate
for the office of governor of Arizona
on the Republican ticket.
Il have been in Arizona for A
years. My character and my atti-
tude respecting the questions which
now interest the people of this state
are generally known. / shall formal
ly restate my views in few days.
At this time / wish merely to ack-
nowledge the many assurances of
friendship and support which | have
received from all over the state in
Difference to which have consented
to issue this announcement.
E. S. CLARK"
The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25

time has never had "crack up" He
has flown planes in Central America
and Mexico and in seventeen of the
states. His home is in Stafford, Ari
zona, and Oezle's home is. in San
Diego, where he has a flying school
called the San Diego School of Fly
ing. Oezle has had five years Of fy-
ing actual time and while in the
Navy he flew, but was not listed as
pilot. Oezle's plane is a five pas
senger standard, with $50 horse pow
er. Penny is their stunt man vino
was here last year with Mayse. His
home is in Lincoln, Neb. Penny gave
a good "jump" at Webber Field Sun
Williams News.