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Duo bathS; low daily and weekly rates.
AVE, 800 or modern un-
furnished rooms; porcheS. shade garage,
ILL, NJ. 180l-Large. mod rm; suit 1 or
men; refined family; reas Ia $500.
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LODGE PICNIC ARRANGED
Three Counties to Join in Outing
Near Bloomington Sunday.
IN Times Speciol

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. g.
The annual tri-county picnic of Odd
Fellow lodges in Morgan, Monroe
and owen Counties will be held
Sunday at Cascade Park, near
Bloomington. Charles Ellis. chair
man of the picnic committee, re-
ports the program incomplete, but
games, contests and other features
will be arranged in addition to the
picnic dinner.
Hundreds of members from the
three counties are expected to at
tend, and officers and prominent
members will be guests of honor.
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$3.50 PER WEEK UP
Room for Rent With Board

CENTRAL, l626-Attrac.. airy nm: suit .
or more: constant hot wa; gar. Ia. if66
WOODRUFF PL.-9l7 w. Drive: pleasant
room in private home.
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MASoNS MEET SEPT. 10

Mystic Tie Lodge to Hold Stated
Session.
The stated meeting Of Mystic
Tie Lodge No. 389, F. & A. NJ, will
be held next Monday afternoon
and evening John B. Stokesberry
and Arthur T. Brown are in charge
of reception committee assignments.
The temple will be dark tonight.
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MACCABEES IN SPORTS
Teams Draw Interest Among
Members.

New Activity has been registered
with the forming of an athletic as
ISOLATION of the Indianapolis Mac
cabees. The baseball team recently
defeated the South Bend Macca-
bees 7 TO. at Peru, Ind.
A basketball team is practicing
for fall and winter games, and a
bowling league is under way. The
lodge wishes to book September
baseball games through A. o.
White, 1873 Lemcke Bldg, district
manager.
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LODGE So YEARS OLD

UeCdLur Uruef VIII Celebrate
Anniversary Sept. 13.
BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, Sept. 3.-The
flfty-third anniversary of the Ke-
kionga Lodge No IS of the knights
of Pythias, will be celebrated Sept,
Is under the direction of David
Adams. grand chancellor. Many
State notables of the order will be
present for the rites. Members of
the Berne, Ind, lodge will be guests
of honor. The two lodges consoli-
dated recently under the Decatur
lodge name.
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HONOR CITY SHEPHERD
Viola Francis Named Aid to Presi-
dent at Convention.

Viola Francis, indianapolis, was
elected supreme right to the presi-
dent at the convention last week
in Cincinnati, Ohio. of the indie
pendent Order OF Shepherds. She
also was the Indiana representa-
tive.
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BEN.HURS MOVE
Return to Rooms 2efinished After
Fire.

Fire.
By Times Special
KENDALLVILLE Ind, Sept. s.
Members Of Kendallville Court No.
20 Of the Tribe of Ben Hur are
moving furnishings back to second
floor OF the Odd Fellow Bldg.,
which has been redecorated follow
ing the $4,000 fire in that building
and the Grace Reyher Bldg, May II.
Most of the furniture was moved
into the Ben-Hur hall last week, but
several days will be require to put
it in place, officials say. The lodge
is the first to reoccupy the building
The Odd Fellows hall on the third
floor has been completely ref1nished
and members expect to move from
the American Legion Bldg. this
week.
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SACANAS HOLD FETE

Greenwood Tribe Of Red Men
Stage TwO-Day Festival
Sacana tribe of Red Men at
Greenwood, Ind, held a two-day
festival Friday and Saturday. The
feature of the affair waS~the per-
formances of a troupe of Indians
from Vueblo, N. M, who gave a
number of dances.
Members and their friends at
tended from neighboring cities. The
festival opens a fall drive for new
members.
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EASTERN STAR WILL
OUTLINE FALL WORK
Prospect Chapter Meets for First
Time After Vacation Tonight.

Time After Vacation Tonight.
Following a three months vaca-
ton, Prospect Chapter of the East
ern Star will hold its first fall meet
ing tonight to outline the winter
program of work.
Foremost on the program is the
celebration Of the eighth anniver-
sary when past matronS and patrons
will be guests or honor. The Pros
pect chapter has the unusual record
of having one matron and one pa
tron, all living, for each year of its
history. Most chapters reelected
patrons each year.
The chapter auxiliary will hold its
first fall meeting Friday afternoon
in the social rooms Of the temple.
Plans will be made for the Novem-
Der bazaar.
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SHEPHERDS TO INITIATE
Golden Rule Lodge Will Give Work
to Twenty-Five Wednesday.

to Twenty-Five Wednesday.
A class of about twenty-five
candidates will be initiated at 8 p.
m. Wednesday by Golden Rule
Lodge of the Ancient Order of
Shepherds, according to George Kin.
caid, publicity chairman. A dance
will close the session at the lodge
hal, East and Michigan SITS.
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LODGES JOIN TO PICNIC
Rebekahs and I. o. o. F. Will Hold
Outing Sunday.

Outing Sunday.
Myrtle Temple of Rebekahs and
Harris lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold their annual joint picnic Sun
day at the Fox Farm, eight miles
northwest of Indianapolis. Members
will meet at the hall, Addison and
Washington Sts., at a. m. to go
in a body.
Committee in charge: Mrs. Ernest
Mcconnell, chairman; Ernest Bar
rett, j. E. Dean, Robert Howard,
Clarence johnson, Mrs. Clarence
johnson and Mrs. z. Drago
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ARRANGE LODGE OUTING
Daughters of Isabella to Hold
Picnich at Madison Sept. 16.

More than 100 members of the
Daughters of Isabella have arranged
to make the trip to Madison, Ind.
Sept. IS, for an all-day outing ac-
corcing to Miss Edna Buennagel,
who is in charge of reservations for
the trip. A special train will leave
Indianapolis at $3.50 a. M, returning
the same day. A special meeting has
been called for Tuesday night.
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ARRANGE LODGE PLAY

Story of Damon and Pythias Will
Be Dramatized Sept. Is.
Plans are being made for the
presentation of the dramatized YER
sion of the story of Damon and
Pythias Sept. Is, following the
initiation of a large class of candi-
dates into the Damon Club.
Seventh district deputies will meet
Thursday in the knights of Pythias
Bldg, for further arrangements.
Prominent parts in the play are
taken by Ed M. Moore, j. H. Quire.
DR.. Colin v. Dunbar. William H
Richardson, Arthur K. Group and
L. Rigle.
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CHICAGO MAN CHOSEN
Maj. George QuinIan Heads 18th
Engineers at Reunion.

Maj. George Quinlan, Chicago, Ill,
was elected president of the 18th
Engineers at the annual reunion
Sunday afternoon at Forest Park
near Noblesville, Ind.
A. B. Dickey, Indianapolis, was
reelected secretary treasurer, and
Robert Twente, Indianapolis. was
named chairman of the Indian
apolis executive committee. Frank
P. Hawkins, Indianapolis, is the re-
firing president.
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STAGE BENEFIT PARTY
Rebekah Lodge Holds Euchre Fete
for Hospital Fund.

Temple Rebekah Lodge members
were entertained with a euchre
party last week at the home of H.
@. lockwood, 824 Eastern Ave. Pro-
ceeds from the party we're sent to
the knights of Pythias Hospital.
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Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 23O6--5 rooms and bath, heat
water and tanitor service; $40. Ii. 1857
Evenings, He. 2797.
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RED MEN TRIBES JOIN
Oolitic and Fayetteville Lodges
Consolidated
BIZ Times SpecinL

BIZ Times Special
OOLITIC, Ind, Sept 3.-The
Red Men tribe of this city and
the tribe of Fayetteville, Ind, were
consolidated at a meeting last
week here under tae name of
Ogallala Tribe No. 281. AL Haus-
man, great sachem, transacted the
business of consolidation.
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Tirzah Club Meets Thursday

The Tirzah Club will meet Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Harriet
Apologize, 958 N. Olney Ave, ac-
cording to Mrs. George Kincaid,
president.
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Lost and Found
Special Notices

7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself on and after Aug. q. 1928
CLETUS B. SIBERT.
SPECIAI-Beauegux French wave and pic
ture coupon. Sc. Brevort Beauty Shop. 200
N Ill Ii 0232
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. $40 N. large mod room &C
comodate q; $4-s6 double. Ri. 1859.
BROADWAY. 902-Rm., partly furn.: pri.
bathe suit. for nousekeep. for 2. Ri. 4075.
CAPITOL. N, s27--l large front rm: LIST
doors strictly modern; well furn.; clean;
suitable for 2. Also single room.
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Instructions

TUTORING-Grade, high school subjects;
Spanish esp. Exp. teacher. Wa. 1913.
DANCING ESSONS-Beginner or adv.
pupils; eyes,; private home. Ii. 6l46.
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LODGES TO VISIT HOME

Northern Indiana X. of p. Orders
Plan Lafayette Trip.
BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 3.--Lake
County members of the Knights of
Pythias will visit the K. of P. home
here Sept. 16. Members from East
Chicago, Hammond, Gary, Indiana
Harbor, Lowell and Whiting will be
in charge of William Donovan, East
Chicago, county deputy.
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CHIEFS DEGREE GIVEN
Wabash Red Men Hold Meeting
and Banquet.


WABASH, Ind, Sept. Bred
Men of Wabash Tribe No. IL of this
city conferred the chiefs degree on
one candidate at the last meeting.
A banquet was held following the
ritualistic work. william Patterson,
junior sycamore, spoke.
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Rooms for Rent

CAPT. IL, N, 230l-Nice front room, mod
ern; private home, / or 3. Ia. 294l.
CENTRAL. l626-Attractiye rm. or more
hot water garage ia. ll66.
CENTRAL COURT-s500 north rm. Tor
gentlemen: breakfast optional. Wa. 4465-R
COLLEGE, 3222-VERY ATTRACTIVE RM
PRIVATE HOME. WA. 203l-J.
gOLLEGE, 2030-Nicely furn., mod, front
rm.; pri. family; reasonable. He. 40l8.
;OLLEGE, 2l47-Rm.. large, alcove, near
oath; heat. gas, lights, wa. furn. He. 1924.
DELAWARE, N. 2339-Two. neat. modern
furnished rooms reasonable. Ha. 2872W.
DELAWARE. N, 400-Apt. 10; pleasant
front rooms; adjoining bath; for .
GREAT EASTERN HOTEL
$50 E. Wash. Spl. rates. 81 week and up
HARBOUR HOTEL
6l71s N. Ill. clean. mod. rms, shower.
tue baths; low daily and weekly rates
HIGHLAND AVE, 800 or modern un-
furnished rooms porcheS, shade, garage.
ILL, NJ, 18ol-Large. mod rm.; suit. I or
men; rehned family; reas Ia. $500,
I'LL, NJ. 1852 nicely turn. rms, connect
ing bath suit. / or 2. ri. 66Os.
JEFFERSON, GIL N.-Pleasant front nm Z,
modern; gentlemen preferred, Oh. 3il5-M.
la SALE N. 1427--MOD. FRONT RIM
REF FURN. REAL HOME FOR 2, CHI
MERIDIAN. s., 4l8-2 single rms: also
large rm.; twin beds; men. Ri, 2742.
NEW JERSEY. 1928 N.-Comfortable rms.
modern; private homo; So and 81. Ri. 1928
NEW JERSEY. 1Ol5 N,-Attractiye room
for bust. men; pri. home; SAYS. Ii. 1882
NEW JERSEY, ~, 1411-Large. attractive
rm., modern; garage opt. Ri. 1884.
OHIO. W., 114-Clean, comfortable rms
and baths. soc up to S1.50.
OHIO, 4s2 E.-sleeping rooms. $500 a
walk. dist. downtown modern. Ri si56
PENN, n, 11O1
=, Large coy clean l-rm apt, separate
-kIIchen. everything turn. Couple pref.
PRATT W., 2S9om oN clean rooms; rea-
PRATT, W., Undesirable large frnt rn
SUIT. or more; walk. dist. Ii CHA
SANDER. 425-Large clean front rn- nice
- ~ turn; adults. DR.. l640-R.
TEGJuMAsEH, 831-5 rms, comp. furn. in
VERMONT. E.. 800
NICE. CLEAN RMS; VERY REASON
5A.B5LaE RATES FOR FAIR VISITORS.
MRS. J. J. BROOKS. RI. 8575.
VERMONT, E.. l26--Desirabie front Tm
near bath, close-in; hot water. Ri. 1871
VERMONT 1913 E Apt, I; nice. large frnt.
I'm. suit for 2: walk. dist ri. 1859.
800 E. VERMONT
week. Riley O575. '''''S ''''''''i'u' CIV
Wash, W. 959-speciaI outside front
I IN oouP PS-r 7Sc TO- ST. night; single soc
e 3lST-Near College. north Of cresi-.
Pheasant rm.. next to bath. Wa O96s-W.
NICE RIM Adjoining slep. porch; private
---9A!s, AoIIni Doara optional Wa. SOS.
$3.50 PER WEEK UP
Vermont. E., 800; clean modern rms.
IEt. Inl.. accommodate men; So Ri o575..
ATTRACTIVE front room: north. WITH
poara: suitable for 2. TIA. 27l8.
Ne,id,GYE-Rooms; strictly modern home:
privilege OF bath. Ia. 1880
EXCLUSIVE-Locatio north: verv at rn,
il ivory private bath Wa O25S
LOVELY-Modern front room. east. "a.
EaIAlng space. II. 4i70.
COMFORTABLE rm.. mod downtown apt;
loeaI Tor teacher or student H. 6i8a
LARGE---Modern. front rm-. iovelv homo.
norm; So breakfast included. Ia 69Cs.
MODERN RM.-Adult family; I Elk Gem
IIal car. No other roomers. He. 1902
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JEFFERSON, Oil N.-Pleasant front rm f,
modern; gentlemen preferred Oh. 3i15-M.
LA SALE. NJ. 1427-MOD. FRONT RIM
REF. FURN.. REAL HOME FOR 2. CHI.
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MERIDIAN. s., 4l8-2 single rms: also /
large rm.; twin beds; men. Ri 2742.
NEW JERSEY. 1928 N-Comfortable rms.
modern; private homo; So and So. Ri. 1928
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

In clipping from recent is sue of the Buffalo Courier there is published a picture of our forme townsman, under the caption "Rais- es Foxes. with the following note: Joseph Ibach. former resident of North Evans. who has acted as guide for Rex Beach on an Alaskan trip. is now operating a large blue fox farm in the Northwest, off the coast of Alaska. He plans to vis- it his old home along the Eighteen Mile creek shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

John Adams. 55, colored. is in the St. Anns hospital in criti- of paralysis at his homestead on Admiralty Island. How long Adams had been unconscious before found was not known, but he was brought to Juneau from his ranch by Robert keeney on the latter's boat. Ac- cording to attending physicians tha stricken mans condition is bad. His left side and throat are para lyzed.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

F. NJ. Goddard. territorial game warden recently made arrangements for the capture alive of six moutain goats. which are to be turned over to the State of Washington game commission in return for the Olym- pic elk which were furnished the territory for stocking purposes. The Washington commission declined to sell the elk, but was willing to eX- change.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
INTERESTING ALASKA ITEMS

ed on the islands some years ago by Mir. Liljegren's father, and while they have borne fruit for several years, this seasons crop is heavier than usual. one of the trees hav- ing more than two hundred apples hanging on it's branches this fall
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

The Petersburg city council and commercial club have united in sending a special delegate to Wash ington to lobby for needed harbor improvements. The council voted $500 to assist the club in defray- ing the expenses of the envoy.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

James Hagen, deputy U. s. Mar shal at Nenana. has beer trans ferred to Chatanika. Marshal Ly- m Smith hss been authorized by the Department of Justice to in- crease his force and has appointed H. I. Miller as deputy to Nenana to succeed Hagen.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Percy Frisby, an old-time troll CT of Craig, was recently convicted on several counts of selling and transportation of liquor and was sentenced by Judge T. M, Reed to pay a fine of s1.00o. to serve six months in jail and to have his trolling boat confiscated by the government
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
BIG LEAGUER AFTER DEGREE

Greencastle, Ind, tPl-W. Guy Morrison. head baseball coach at De Pauw University and member of this years Boston Braves. has enrolled in the teachers college of Columbia University, and expects to take his masters degree in edu- cation there.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Captain Ivan L. PetersonI who has been directing drilling opera tions in the Chickaloon district, ar rived in Anchorage recently, hav- ing closed down operations for the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

It is announced that a herd Of IS bison from South Dakota is to be transplanted to tine Interior sec tion during the early months of next summer A choice of either elk or bison fer. the first of the projects to be carried out under the territorial stocking program will be made.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

J. A. Burns, one time resi- dent of Ketchikan. and who spent the summer a, Por' Alexander. is making his hom> n Petersburg.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Edwin Liljegren of Storey Is land arrived in Valdez recently with sack of apples. grown On the is7 land. The fruit is rather small in size green and red in color and of good flavor, says the Miner. The apples came from the trees plant
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Vim. Vale. whose home is in Klamath Falls. Ore. but who for q considerable time had lived at Juneau, where he was connected with the Alaska Electric Light &- Power Co.,, has returned to his Oregon home. From there he will proceed either to Los Angeles, or to Pittsburgh with the Nesting house company. a position being op- en for him at either place.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

The Suntrana mine of the Healy River Coal Corporation. is produc- ing approximately 225 tons of coal per day and this winter the pro duction will be 50 percent great CT than that Of last winter. The increased tonnage has necessitated the doubling of haulage facilities and for that purpose new 10-ton electric locomotive has been pur- chased.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Pet Wilson says it is easy to find trouble because nobody wants it.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25
FOR DtLECAT
TO CONGRESS

Having completed extensive Alaska covering the four Judicial Divisions having thorough study o the political situation Territory a convinced that the people desire change They believe that the accomplished by accord with the admn; trtfon who has consistent policy and not one of continuous agitation and opposition
 therefore take this announcing my candi dacy for the Republican the Primary Election be April 24th, 19os
 was born in Kentucky in and to Alaska twen ty-foar have family Anchorage During long residence Territory have devoted my time to prospecting with associates developing Having served in the (Presien the Senate during the last sesson) familiar existing condition, loughout the Territory to Congress- wl with the assistance the people carry on constructive development policy upbuding Alaehn.
 HARTLEY HOWARD.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Felix Yasas. who was indicted by the Grand Jury at Valdez recently for shooting a countryman at An chorage on August 20, entered a plea of guilty in the district court at Anchorage. and was sentenced by Judge Hill to serve two years in the federal prison at McNeil Island. Delphi who was shot by Yasas. was only slightly injured and has since recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Early survey of a three-mile ex- tension of the Scow bay road at Petersburg is contemplated, and a survey party of the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads, under Tom Parker is now on the ground making the survey. The extension will run to the Mountain Point Cannery. Mir. Parker was in charge of the sur vey just completed on the Endicott river, mention of which was made in these columns last week.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

The short skirt is showing marked willingness to meet any girl half way.
 Ed Reynolds says an ideal wife governs her temper as easily as she does her husband.
 Your hat is becoming she began.
 "Oh, thank you returned the enthusiastic wearer.
 Becoming a little worn out.' finished the flatterer unmoved.
 Style is that indefinable some- thing that makes an otherwise sen- sible woman wear furs in summer and low neck dresses with short sleeves in winter.
 Mary has a skimpy skirt
 That shows her skinny calf, And every time she wears the thing,
 The men just laff and Ian.
 Pet Wilson says it is easy to find trouble because nobody wants it.
 4 burglar broke into the home Of an Indiana author and after read ing over number of manuscripts selected one of his suits of clothes.
 All copy for changing advertiso- ments in Weekly Nugget must be In the printers hands not later than THURSDAY NOON, 10 insure in. sertiOn.
 WRITE YOUR FRIENDS A LETTER ON SoURDOUGH STA
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

4 burglar broke into the home of an Indiana author and after read ing over d number of manuscripts selected one of his suits of clothes.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

WRITE YOUR FRIENDS A LETTER ON SOURDOUGH STA T1ONARY. On Sale at Nugget Office
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

The short skirt is showing marked willingness to meet any girl half way.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Ed Reynolds says an ideal WIG governs her temper as easily as she does her husband.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

Mary has skimpy skirt
 That shows her skinny calf, And every time she wears the
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-25

The men just laff and laff.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Women to Hunt Treasure.

Two adventure-loving women and
man of 10 recently left Belfast, Ireland,
on an expedition to salve the Armada
treasures from the Spanish galleon AL
mirante de Florencia. which sank in
Tobermory Bay in 1858. They are
Lady E. Fox-Pitt daughter Of the
Marchioness of Queensberry; Mrs. Mar
garet Leask. wife of a retired naval of
ficer and mother of a small son, and
Col K. N. Foss, retired army officer.
Foss says that despite his years he does
not object to diving for treasure. The
party will spend at least month and
nearly $4,000 working on the galleon.
"I don't think anybody has actually
seen the vessel since 1t sank in Tober.
mory Bay three centuries ago." said
Mrs. Leask. but treasures have been
recovered from it-coins, silver plate,
and SO forth
Evening star., 1928-12-09

be proud to stand on a stage and
vision the Thanksgiving pansies-
purple and gold-and the yellow blobs
of chrysanthemums blooming In the
grounds of the old red brick Agricul-
tural building, which is only about a
stones throw away-provided one be
good hand at throwing stones.
X X X
IF you have your doubts as to the
educational value of the movies con-
slider this small thing:
A young woman was talking to an
oldish friend seated beside her in bus.
At one point he touched on President
elect Hoover's reception in Costa Rica,
but before he could finish what he 5tart-
ed to say she clipped in and with
bubbly enthusiasm described the pic
turesque old Cathedral at San jose
the rugged grandeur of its exterior; its
mellow splendor of sanctuary, nave, and
statue-crowned arches-the big, round
globe of light, high up in its steeple.
that guards the traveller as he climbs
the danger paths in the velvety black