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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

conveyed to defendant that certain
tract Of land i'm Cameron County,
Texas, being the north I'D acres of
the northeast 20 acres OF Block Is
out Of what is know as the Cantu
Tract, located within the La Feria
Water Improvement District Cam
eron County Number Three, retain
ing In said deed 20 secure the unpaid
purchase price consideration for said
land a vendors and contract lien which
unpaid purchase price consideration
was, and is, evidenced by five certain
promissory vendors lien notes, num-
bcred / TO d, inclusive, each for the
principal sum or Sl7s.26. dated La
Feria, Texas, April Q, 1924, due, re-
spectively, n each, n Il five
years after date, made by the de-
PENDANT, payable 10 plaintiff herein,
bearing interest from date until ma
turity az the rate or q per rent per
annum, interest payable semi-annual-
" rs il aecrues, each note reciting
the same to be given in part payment
Of the purchase price consideration
for the above land, providing that all
past due prinipal and interest shall
bear interest az the rate Of 10 per
cent per annum, after the annual ma
curity thereof, each note recitinR the
mn 10 be one OF N series OF the
above five notes, providing that fall
ure 20 pay the particular note, or any
installment Of interest thereon, when
due. shall, at the election Of the
holder OF all OF said notes, or any
one OF them, mature all or said notes,
and they shall nc once become due
and payable, the maker specially
agreeing that IL the particular note
10 placed In the hands Of an attorney
for collection 70 pay ar additional
amount Of 10 per cent or the prin-
cipal and interest then due thereon
as attorneys fees, each of said notes
bearing the proper amount Of doeu-
mentary stamps duly cancelled, notes
numbers 3, 4 and 5 Of said series now
containing endorsements showing in
tcrest paid to October 9, 1926; that
notes numbers / and 2 OF the series
Of notes aforesaid have been fully
paid off and discharged; that note
number 3 OF said series is now long
past due and unpaid. and no pay
ment whatever has been made on the
interest a~ccruing on said notes 3. 4
A+A4 y @AA&1 0Ak0B&E y LR&N bAAat
said past due interest be paid. but
defendant has wholly failed and re-
fused 60 make such payment and
does now fail and refuse TO make
such payment: that because Of the
default Of said defendant in the pay
ment Of said note number 3 and Of
said interest plaintiff has elected 90
declare the entirety or the indebted
ness evidenced by all OF said notes B.
I and 5 due and payable and has
placed sane in the hands Of attor-
neys for collection. thereby causing
the 10 per rent attorneys fees there
In provided for TO become maturedr
due and payable.
Plaintiffs prayer Is that defendant
be eibed TO appear and answer herein.
that IL have judgment Of the eoure
fixing and establishing in lien; that
IL have in debt. damages and COSTS
that u have foreclosure or lis lien on
said land as the same existed on
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LEGAL AnYERTIsEMENT

Paul Robinson

July 8, 1924, and at all times there
after; that an order OK sale issue
directing the proper officer 90 seize
and sell said property IN In ordinary
cases OF execution, and that said Of
ficer place the purchaser Of said land
in possession thereof as provided by
law; and that IL have relief gener-
ally.
Herein Fail Not. but have before
said Court. at It's aforesaid next
regular term, this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you
have executed the same.
Given Under my Hand ana the Seal
OK said Court, nc office In Browns
vile this. the 9th day OF November
A. ID. 1927.
(SEAL)
Jno. n. Seaman. Clerk, District
Courts, Cameron County.
"A True Copy 7 Certify
Jno. p. Seaman, Clerk District
Court, Cameron County, Texas.
Observation-Disclosures.
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TO The Sheriff o. any Constable Q

TO the Sheriff or any Constable of
Cameron County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon r. +. Sykes By making publica-
tion Of this Citation once in each week
for four successive weeks-prewious 10
the return day hereof In some news
paper published in your County,
20 appear AZ the next regular term
Of the I03rd Judicial District Court
Of Texas. within and for Cameron
County, 20 be holden nc the Court
House thereof. I'm Brownsville. ON
the third Monday In December "A. ID.
1927 the same being the 18th day Of
December A ID. 1927, then and
there to answer a petition filed i'm
said Court On the 9th day Of Septem-
Der a. ID. 1927 In a suit, numbered on
the docket OF said Court No. 7a2D,
wherein The Al Parker Securities
coMpany, n corporation. Is Plaintiff,
and r. r. Sykes il Defendant, and
said petition alleging that by deed
recorded i'm Volume 126. or pages 235,
e. seq. o. the Deed Records or CAM
ercn County, Texas, 4 A. r. Parker
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FOR SALE OR TRADE: New modern
house in Brownsville. Five rooms,
bath. front and hack porches. Would
accept clear let as down payment.
balance like rent Henry III Parks,
San Benito, Texas. Phone 1916 FIJI.
Y-f06
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BUSINESS

OPENING for two married Mexican
men 10 solicit and collect Life In
urance Salary and commission. APP
ply Monday morning AZ Merchants
Bank Bldg. Z-47
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WANTED TO RENT or lease in
Brownsville, by January first, five to
ten room house. Good location.
References. Write Mrs. J. III. Hol-
land. 1903 Eleventh Street, Wichita
Falls, Texas. Z-z5
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WILL EXCHANGE for used building
material including lumber, bricks,
hollow tile. the following: Fordson
tractor, double disc short hitch Oil
yer pillow, one long hitch Oliver pillow,
one tractor. double disc harrow, po-
tato planter, six III. r. international
gas engine, ? small mules, wagon
and harness, one 3 II. +. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine. sorghum hay; also
have 5000 seedlings. Address BX
care Herald. us
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FOR SALE at a bargain, Rio Crande
Grain a. Feed business at Mercedes,
Texas. Well located, in center Of
Mercedes and on railroad siding.
Good paying business. Reason for
selling, ! am old and not able to do
the work. J. II. Poag. Z43
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Business Notices

ON ACCOUNT Of i'll health, Mr..
Daugherty Of the firm Of Daugherty
and Moothart, viii retire from the
firm. Mr.. Moothart will continue
the business. l take this means Of
thanking the public for its patron
nge and favors during my assoeia-
tion with this firm. II. b. Daugher-
~. Z-59
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RENTALS


FURNISHED BEDROOMS for rent.
si3 Madison street Phone 113, Miss
Dora Kimball. Z-16
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Situation Wanted

YOUNG LADY with bookkeeping ex-
p%erience and knowledge Of tipping
and shorthand. desires position in
any Valley City. Clara Wolfe, Har-
lingen, Texas. Z-56
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STENOGRAPHER wants work. Ex-
perienced in legal and real estate
work Miss Emma Hearzog, Donna.
Texas. Z-52
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Furnished Duplex on
Levee Street; also, house in Victoria
Heights, cheap and reasonable terms.
Have choice business property on
Elizabeth street. Mrs. Homer N.
Morrow, Third Floor State National
Bank Bldg; Phone office 344, resi-
dcnce SEW. rs
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81 DOWN then 81 per week buys
one or five lots in Garden Parks on
Military Highway which will be
paved. Choice high lots. Priced
very low. Act quick.
HOUSE in West Brownsville nc
$3.50 with $500 down and rest like
rent. Why buy rent receiptsf
WANT TO BUY lot in West
Brownsville priced low. Have $500
in first Vendors lien notes payable
monthly secured by city property
here as payment. Would not con-
slider high priced property requiring
much cash or Indebtedness.
FOSTER REALTY COMPANY,
Phone 470.
Cromack Bldg, on Eleventh st.
Y-l73
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and typ
ist. Must have references. Chain
store. Apply in writing, giving
age, experience to ESQ care Herald.
ECO
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FURNISHED ROOM IN private fam
ily. Phone SIS. Y-20g
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RENTALS

STORERO0M at 1888 Elizabeth
Street, and five rooms upstairs. In
quire Jose Celaya. Sr., nc above adj
dress. ISL
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Apartments

MUNCEY APARTMENTS - Three
rooms with bath. garage and gas,
furnished completely. Sal West st.
Charles Street. Phone s12-J. Z37
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-On account
of having electricity and no gas, we
will trade our brand new all porce-
lain natural gas range with automatic
oven control, cost $3.50. for good
electric stove. Must be in Al con-
dition with side oven. Can be seen
one-fourth mile south Of highway on
mile seven, then one-fourth mile
west. just half way between Donna
and Weslaco. r. F. Cummings,
Donna, Texas. Z-I3
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THREE-ROOM furnished apartment
with bath. hot water. Gas. Two
screneed porches. Garage. Phone
1881. Z-57
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Houses

FURNISHED COTTAGES with gas,
hot water and garage, BY day. week
or month. Palm Courts, Jefferson
Street. Phone 557. Y-l5l
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Trees-Seeds-Plapts

FOR SALE-25O0 new pink Marsh
seedless grapefruit trees. Corners
Improved Prolific grapefruit. Norris
Early Seedless orange. and other
choice new varieties. A. l.. Henninger.
Box %, McAllen. IL mile south
Citrus Packing Plant, S~haryland. Z4l
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Florists
LIVE STOCK-POULTRY


BUSINESS wANTED-would like TO
hear from party with business for
sale. Fuller Business Service, Wich-
tia. kans. Z24
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BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOMEsITES-
Paving, electricity and loamy soil.
0ne-half ere rp. Southern Realty
Company. f-66
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FOR RENT: Modern five-room house
with garage. Good location. Phone
1855. $50 St. Charles Street. Y-212
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ONE TWO-R0OM and one three
room apartment. Also one large
sleeping room. Hot water. Garage.
500 Washington. Y-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
town, M ass, the
G Wide World Photos.

Miss Mary May of Wash
ington and her speedy trotter,
Thomas Todd. which she is
entered to drive in the track
events of the Rockville, Md.
fair this week. H"rrs & EWING
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Few men of scholarly attainments had been the recipient of greater number of academic honors from insti- tutions of learning than Dr. Wheeler. Among those which conferred degrees upon him were Brown University from which he received his A. B. in 1875 and his masters degree three years later; Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Columbia, Colgate, Hi nois, Wisconsin, University of Ken lucky, University of Athens and Uni versity of Heidelberg.
 After he was graduated from Brown University Or Wheeler spent several years as instructor at his alma mater and at Harvard and Cornell. For two years, 1895 and 1896, he was professor of Greek literature at the American School of Classic Studies, Athens, and in 19O9-1919 he was Roosevelt professor at the University of Berlin.
 Continued on Page Five,
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ANSWER
 DISTRESS CALLS AT
 SEA; PUT 0UT FIRE
FRENCH VESSEL AFiRE IS SAVED BY PROMPT ACTION TWO U.
 s. DEsTRoYERs

SAN DIEGO, May f. (P)-How two San Diego destroyers answered a fire at sea and saved the s. s. Agin- can, a French ship whose number three hold was ablaze, it's bullwarks buckling and it's fire fighting equip ment broken down, was told yester- day when the U. s. S. Sinclair, one of the rescue vessels arrived in port
 She was bound for San Diego, when she heard the distressed ves- sel radio plea and at once dashed to the rescue, under forced draught. The U. s. S. McDermOtt was the first to reach the burning steamer, but five minutes later the Sinclair arrived and the fire was speedily ex- tinguished and the vessel was enabl- ed to proceed to port.
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IS OF SERIOUS PROPORTIONS WITH NEAREST PHYSICIAN
 MORE THAN 200 MILES AWAY
ID CONSOLIDATE A|RcRAF1 l
GOVERNOR PARKS, IN SPECIAL MESSAGE, IS URGED SEND
 AiRPLANE FORM NOME

NOME, May 4. (P-An influenza epidemic of serious proportions is raging in Fortuna Ledge precinct in the lower Yukon Valley. The nearest physician is 200 miles away at Name A message to the U. S. marshal said all of the inhabitants of the precinct are stricken. A message was sent to Governor Parks urging him to send an airplane from Nome with Dr. Rex Schwartz, who is returning via air plane from Nome to Anchorage.
 Pilot Young in an Anchorage plane arrived from Nome from Candle with Aviator Merrill and his mechanic, Alonzo Cope Nomeites have decided to consolidate with the Anchorage Air Transport company and raise the required funds for a plane to be sta toned at Nome, where considerable business is now in sight.
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BRITISH VIEWPOINT
 REGARDS WAR DEBTS; SENT IN NOTE ]. $.
IS OUTCOME OF coNTRovERsY BETWEEN MELLON A ND
 CHANCELLOR CHURCHILL

LONDON, May 4. (P)-Exposition of the British viewpoint as regards war debts is believed to be contained in a note to the United States, publi- cation of which is set for tomorrow The note, it is understood will be the outcome of controversy over the war debt between Secretary Mellon and British Chancellor Winston Churchill and thought to be a reply to Melons ing more from her continental war debtors than she is paying to the Unit ed States.
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BUD" TAYLOR WINS
 OVER GOLDSTE|N RECOGNIZED AS WORLDS BAN-
 TEN ROUNDS

CHICAGO, May 4. (P)-"Bud' Tay- Tor, recognized as the worlds bantam weight champion, won a ten-round yer dict over Abe Attel Goldstein, former title-holder Tony Canzoners of New York, outstanding challenger for the bantamweight title, scored technical knockout over Ray Rychell of Chicago in the seventh of a scheduled en- rounder. Rychel proved a rank set up.
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MRS. SNYDER ON STAND F IF HOURS; GRAY NOW WITNESS MRS SNYDER'S COUNSEL AND STATES ATTORNEY ALMOST
 COME TO BLOWS

NEW YORK, May 4. (P)-Mrs. Snyder's defense rested this afternoon when cross-examination was complete ed after she had been on the stand twelve and half hours. Her counsel and the States attorney almost came to blows when the prosecution in speaking of discrepancy in the testi- mony asked if she made mistake or lied. The judge averted fight. Gray then took the stand.
 Gray admitted that he once prom ised Mrs. Snyder to help her obtain poison to kill her husband He testi- fled she tested out on him means for killing her husband to be sure the sleeping powders she had were strong enough She made him take them, and after watching the effect decided
 
 they would do. Gray said Mrs. Shy der showed him a s5,OOO insurance policy on her husband and asked if it would be payable if her husband were drowned. He said she told him she thought her husband would be drown ed that summer. "Late in September, Gray said, she told him she tried to kill her husband by gas, but failed. q don't have any luck,' he quoted her as saying. "It's too bad the tube wasn't long enough to stick in his nose" As Gray testified, Mrs. Shy der sat bowed in her seat with her head hanging.
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TOMMY LOUCHRAN
 DEFEATS STR|BL|NC
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEND
 ROUND DECISION

NEW YORK, May A. (P-Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia light heavy weight contender, slammed his way to a ten-round decision over Young Stribling of Macon, Ga, in the feature match of New York's first open-air fight of the season. Loughran clear ly outpointed the Southerner in seven of the ten rounds.
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FAMOUS RACER WINS

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, May 4 (P)-J. E. Griffith's "Singlefoot" and "Canter" ran one and two in the Phila- adelphia handicap worth sS,65O to the winner. "Singlefoot" negotiated the distance in three-fifths of a second under the record. Crusader was a hot favorite before the race, and finished fifth
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CRAzED PEASANT WOMAN
 KILLS THREE CHILDREN

MANILA, May 4. (P-A suddenly .crazed peasant woman attacked her five children with a bolo, a large, heavy swordlike knife, and killed Two of the girls of five and three years, and baby boy were hacked to death. f. ..,
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VIENNA, May A. (P)-Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler president emeritus of the University of California; died here last night after long illness
 The story of the great physical growth of the Unver sy of California is the story of the principal achievement the life of Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler who for 20 years as president guided the destines of the institution He elected president of the university while occupying the chair of Greek and comparative philoogy at Cornell in 1899 At that time the University of California; then young in the universities of the country, had enroll ment of 2439 students When he retired the active head of the university in 1919 and became president emeritus the enrolment had reached nearly 10000.
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PRosPEcTOR NOW RICH

SAN DIEGO, May 4. P)-James Mo Donald, discoverer of the new gold ledge at Kofa, Ariz., will be offered $2,000,000 for his claim by San Diego and Detroit interests. It is reported that the ore runs $44,376 ton.
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Secretary Hoover declared money should be loaned only where some pro- ductiye result could be gained by the recipient nation. No nation should itself or should permit it's citizens to borrow money from foreign countries unless this money is devoted to pro- ductiye enterprise" he said.'
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EVANS BRINGING SMALL LIST

SEATTLE, May 4. P)-The s. s. Admiral Evans sailed at 10 o'clock this morning and carried 39 passengers. Passengers booked for Seward are Geo. s. Mosier, Harry A. Wertz, Ago na Markay, J. I. McRae, Henry Han, son and i've steerage.
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NEW cREVASSES IN LEVEES

NEW ORLEANS, May 4. (P-New crevasses between Vicksburg and Matches have occurred along the Miss issippi loosening flood waters which make more than thousand homeless and adds immensely to the vast stretch of territory under water.
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BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 4, Boston 2. Brooklyn z, New York 6. Cincinnati 3, Chicago 4. St. Louis 10, Pittsburg Il.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 5, St. Louis 5. New York 6, Washington 4. Boston ?, Philadelphia 2. Chicago 1, Detroit 5.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle 2, Missions 3. Portland 5, Hollywood 1. Los Angeles 4, Oakland 1. San Francisco 1, Sacramento 5.
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ELLSWORTH HONORED

NEW YORK, May 4. (P)- Lincoln Ellsworth was elected trustee of the New York Museum of Natural History.
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WASHINGTON, May 4. P-Secretary Hoover, speaking before the Pan-Amercan Commercial Confer advocated that nations should decline lend money for military preparation purposes, and Thomas w. La mont of P. Morgan & Company foresaw the demoraiz ing effect upon countries where he said banking firms competing con almost violent scale for the purpose of obtaining loans in various foreign money markets"
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Nations Should Decline
 To Lend Money Military
 Purposes Says Hoover

MONEY SHOULD BE LOANED ONLY WHERE SOME PRODUCTIVE RESULT BE GAINED BY RECIPIENT NATION-NO NATION SHOULD IT. SELF OR PERMIT ITS CITIZENS TO BORROW MONEY FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES UNLESS MONEY IS DEVOTED TO PRODUCTIVE ENTER PRISE
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NEW YORK FUR SALE

NEW YORK, May 4. P--Wolverine pelts brought $30, an increase of 25 per cent, at the annual spring fur auction. Wolverine, northern wildcat and badger made the best shoWings.
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President Emeritus of
 University of California
 DieS-WaS Ill For Months

BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER WAS AUTHOR OF MANY SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL WORKS AND CONTRIBUTED LARGELY TO DICTION- ARIES AND ENCYCLOPEDIAS ON PHILOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
Evening star., 1927-11-24
GRAND MASTER ENDS
MASONIC VISITATIONS
Dunkum, With Other Officers,
Makes Ceremonial Calls on Har.
mony and Harding Lodges.

The annual grand visitations to the
ssubordinate Masonic Lodges of the
District of Columbia by the Grand
Master of Masons, accompanied by
the officers of the Grand Lodge, which
began October 8. ended last evening
with a joint call on Harmony and
Harding Lodges. The latter opened
and then went to Harmony. Grand
Master GratZ E. Dunkum was pre-
scented with gold trowel. The presen
tation speech was made by Past Ora nd
Master Roe Fulkerson.
Harmony Lodge is one of the old
and numerically large lodges in the
District, while Harding Lodge is one
OF the young and small lodges, SO the
evening proved unusually interesting.
Hiliard c. Myers is master of the
former and Fred L. Hawley is the
highest ranking officer of the latter.
The grand master compllmented
both lodges and their officers on their
record for the Masonic year and
wished for them increa sed- success in
the years to come. n
The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. of the District of
81 at o'clock. when the annual re-
port of the retiring grand master will
be read and other business transacted.
The third and final communication OF
the Grand Lodge. for the year 1921
will occur st. Johns Day, December
81. when the principal business will
be the election and installation OF
grand officers for the ensuing year.