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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract CO.
Cameron COuufy

G.. G. Henson ct al to Francisco 7.
CARA. lot 3. block l01, city Of
Brownsville. $3.50.
James Dickinson Farm Mortgage
company to J. III. Hopkins. west one
half of block 90, FL Jardin Heights
subdivision in survey 81. share 10,
Espiritu Santo grant. $4,000.
j. r. Steele 10 Jihn G. Lickard.
lot 3. block 10, West Brownsville adj
dition to city Of Brownsville. S2,940.
Jas. l.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Jones BY
sheriff 20 Il. c. Morris. lots 3l5 and
$40. Colonia Victoria addition TO city
of Brownsville, $4,000.
II. r. Dillon ct al 70 Della Merritt.
east one-haif Of the west one-half OF
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by taking a little "Pape's Diapepsin'
after eating or when pain is felt. So
remember this for your comfort. and
lest that constant gas or the stomach
does not drift into gastritis!
"Pape's Diapepsin' instantly neu-
tralizes the excess stomach acid and
soothes, heals and strengthens the in
famed stomach lining, promoting
normal, painless digestion and thus
helping to prevent future trouble.
For many years millions have used
and recommended "Pape's Diapepsin'
for the speedy and sure relief of indi-
gestion and allied stomach troubles.
Follow their example, Get a 60-cent
package Of "Pape's D~iapepsin" from
any druggist; no matter how severe
your stomach troubles you will get
relief.
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FIGHT RESULTS
CBy The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
1NDIANAPOLIS-Frankie Garcia.
Los Angeles. outpointed Babe Ruth.
Louisville, KY. (10); Tracy Cox. In
dianapolis. ~outpointed Bobby Allen,
Chicago. (S).
CHlCAGO-0tto Won Porat, Chi
cago. outponted king" Colomon.
Panama, (i0); Johnny Urban. Pitts
burgh, and Oscar Battiste, Chicago,
drew, (6). Wahr Sparks. Detroit,
outpointed Mike opposite, New
York. (6).
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.-Eddie Ander-
son, Chicago. and King Tut. Min
ncapolis. drew, (10l.
PORTLAND, Me.-Art Giroux,
Montreal. ~cutponted frankie Genaro,
New York. (12l.
CAMDEN. ". Jack Cross. Salem.
y. j., Knocked out Pietrc Corn.
Austria, (5).
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Geo. Mansur With
bennett In Dodge
Auto Sales Force

Jesse bennett. me, Dodge auto
mobile distributors in this terri
tory, Wednesday announced the APP
pointment OF George Mansur Of this
city to the selling force Of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Mansur has been In the mer-
camille business in Brownsville for
many years. recently ~disposinE u
his business 70 J.. Perez, formerly
of Matamoros. He is a member Of
the board of directors Of the
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Season Record
- Up to $50 Cars

Reports of the Missouri Pacific
and Southern Pacific Lines up "a
Monday night show $50 cars Of fruit
and vegetables moved. approximate
~ $50 less than to the same date
last year.
Shipments include SO cars mixed
vegetables, 20 tomatoes, 10 beets and
carrots. 2 beans. / cabbage. 63 mixed
fruit, 293 grapefruit. Is oranges.
On the Southern Pacific the
Snavely loading station is leading
with 80 cars Of fruit shipped, and
Harrington is second with 10 cars.
Pre- Id McAllen third with 10. Mercedes
los leading on the Missouri Pacific
L. tn SO cars Of fruit and 81 Of vege-
Ne, oles. The total movement Of fruit
20 date has been 81 cars and 109
cars of vegetables.
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Stomach Signals;
Read Them Right

ROBABLY that
belching after eat
} ing il nothing more
than the sign Of
excessive gastric
acid. It Is well 20
know how easily
this may always
be remedied. Quick
and complete re-
lief can he obtained
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Z, sec. 275. $40, etc.
p. +. and Helen Campbell TO ]. g.
Walker. lot 5 and 8, block 10. Alamo
tract. $40, etc.
G. G.. Barnett ct nj to L. Hays.
land in share IS, portion 10. $40, etc.
Elsa Townsite Co., to Antonio G.
Guerra, lot 2, block IS, Elsa, $40. etc.
j. N. Adams 10 Beulah L. r.. Leith.
north 20 acres Of lot 45-12 West adj
dition, $40. etc.
J. A. Dever to Fl. VI. Blsckard, ct al
east one-half r. 7. 2, block ~, CAPT.
sallo. $500.
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Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
and IN active worker In the Rio
Grande chapter OF the Red Cross.
@Jesse bennett. Inc. In glad To- an
nounce the fact that Mr.. Mansur
has joined our staff" Mr.. bennett
declared. "He has q wide acausint-
ance in Brownsville and throughout
the Valley. and we feel that he will
prove highly successful In his new
field"
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HidaIgo County

Hidalgo County
The First National Bank, Mesquite.
10 Ralph NJ. Love. south 20 acres Of
lot 10. block 90. Campaeuas. $40.
K c. G. Barnett ct al TO B. r. Fer
guson, part Of share Is, portion 40,
$1,000.
A. NJ. Forst to Hugh b. Sanders,
Fast 10 acres Of lot 8, Sec. 270, Tex
Mex, $40. etc.
c. G.. Barnett to Chas c. Shilling,
90 acres out Of share IS. portion 40,
$40. etc.
Thos. S. Love TO III. "A. Indy,
north 10 acres Of west 20 ceres Of lot
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Cameron Courts
2sTH DISTRICT COURT
A. W. Cunningham, Judge.
Nc new cases.
103RD DISTRICT COURT
A. vi. Kent, Judge

Cameron County Water Control &
Improvement District No. 5 VS.. B. II.
Stiles. Lot ), block 10l, containing
l4.T6 acres; lot 7, block l0l. contain
ing 1897 acres; lot 8, block l0l, con-
tanning east 1919 acres; lot ., block
101, west $40 acres; lot 8, block 10l.
west 5.z6 acres; lot ., block lOl, east
1851 acres; lot 10, block l0l, o n
tanning l5.4l acres; lot 1, block To-,
containing 49.l5 acres; lot ], block
POI, containing ll.17 acres; lot ?,
block POI, containing S.9T acres, lot
Z, block POI, containing 14.3 acres;
lot 9, block POI, containing 5.l2
acres; lot 10, block POI, containing
Is acres; lot IL, block POI, containing
l4.61 acres; lot IL, block POI, north
1866 acres; lot ?, block 201 contain
ing south 9.26 acres; lot Is, block
POI, containing SIP acres; lot is,
block pol, containing north 4.56
acres; lot 16, block 201, south sec
acres, lot /, block 2O2, containing
4S.s2 acres; lot 2, block 202, contain
ing 1882 acres; lot 3, block 202, con-
tanning 1888 acres; lot 4, block 202,
east 27.03 acres; lot l block 203 con-
tanning 1886 acres; lot 2, block 203,
containing 47.55 acres; lot 3, block
203, containing 4S.6 acres; lot 4,
block POS. containing 4S.6 acres; lot
2, block 204, containing AIS acres;
lot 3, block 20I, containing 44.7s
acres, out of F.. s. Hunt ct al sub
division. Suit for Taxes.
Rosa Layton VS.. San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass Ry. Company. Lot .,
block 4, Nicholson addition. first
filing to city Of Harlingen. Suit for
damages.
Z. W. Anglin ct ux vs. San An
tonic e. Arkansas Pass Ry. Company
lot 7, block 4, Anglin addition to city
Of Harrington. Suit for damages.
A. l.. Head ct TX vs. San Antonio a
Arkansas Pass Ry. Company. lots 4,
and 8, block 4, Anglin addition TO city
Of Harrington. Suit for damages.
X. NJ. Barton ct ux VS. San Antonio
e. Arkansas Pass Ry. Company, lots
and s. block 4, Anglin addition TO city
OF Harrington. Suit for damages.
EnErNTX EnV-DT
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Alberto Salinas and Francisco
Soils.
Sotero Lira and Luz C~ervantes.
Fernando G. Gutierrez and Jusnita
Hernandez.
Nicolas Ramirez and Alexandra
Garcia.
Lorenzo Contrereas and Maria
Fivera.
Marcos Beioran and Beatriz
Correra.
Carlos Lemo5 and Adela Rodriguez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28

COP BEATS PEER IN RING
ILFORD, Eng.-Lord Knebworth
the Oxford university boxer, was
defeated in a six-round bout by p.
C. Barnes, the police sparring cham
MON.
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When y0W
Children Cry
for It

Mothers, who take ono simple pre-
caution, are seldom worried. With
a bottle of Fletcher's Castoria in the
house they can do what their doctor
would tell them to do. when baby is
fretful. feverish. colicky, constipated
or stuffed-up with cold-give a few
drops Of this pure vegetable. pleasant
tasting preparation. II comforts Baby
and soothes him to sleep in a jiffy.
It's perfectly safe for the youngest
infant. Use it freely-and as often
as needed, specialists advise. A more
liberal dose is all it takes to comfort
and relieve older children when fever
ishness, bad breath, no appetite, colds,
etc, show they need a good purging.
The mark of genuine Castoria is the
Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
Look for it to avoid limitations.
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COUNTY COURT
O.. c. Dancy. Judge
No new cases.
COUNTY COURT At LAW
John kleiber, Judge
No new cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

One notice Of intention to wee
was filed ANA one marriage licens'
ISSUED at the county clerk 5 office
during the last - hours.
The license was issued as fol
lows:
Scuza- Mcndina. Alfonso Sou1a
so, nativc Of Mexico and resident OF
brawley to Rose Medina, 2l, native
Of Mexico and resident Of Brawley
The notice Of intcntion;
Feliciano Cells, 20, native Of Mex
leo and resident of Brawlcv t,
Julia Murillo, %, native of McNi
60 and resident of rraYlcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
Evangelist And
Mother In Row
Ry United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. June +. - The
gruda. fight between Aimee Sem
pie Nj! hcrsoa, evangelist, and her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, now
in the northwest, was rc-opeEcd to-
day.
In a Telegram to local newspapers
Mrs. Kennedy said she was to re-
tarn here soon and intimatcd Mrs.
Mcpherson Was attempting to mort
G&gr AngclHs Temple 10 obtain
$25noo1 for personal use.
Mrs. Mcpherson answered that
the charg" was ridiculous and said
she "GcpIored another disgusting
controversy.
The mother and daughter sopa-
rated almost a year ago in dispute
over Angrlus Temple finances.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
Hunter to Leave
Traffic Squad

Z. Z. Hunter, who has L2rn :"
mcmbcr Ct the state traffic squad
for two and q half years, will ton
der his resignation at the meeting
@ the board Of trust'p ON Monday,
it was made known today. Hunter
has accepted position Is motor
cycle officer ii toronado.
During his service here Hunter
made numerous friends and he was
regarded as al exceptionally ef-
f:cicnt officer,
While no aDaoiutmcnt viii be
made until after his resignation is
submitted Monday it is understood
that Captain O>walt has tn, posi-
tion filled AID viii make a recon-
!a,ndat:on to the board Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
Aviator to Have
School Here

Iicitnnant G. =. Crossan, with 10
wears experience as an aviator, has
located at Imperial airport and will
conduct a school there fer instruct
i,n in plotting planes. At present he
has fly" students and expects to
have a score or more in tho near
future.
" Imperial Valley residents re
cognizc that aviation is past the
experimental stage and is now
launched as commercial neces
s'ty.' Cro>san said. "CiViljaus
@rr learning to fly and are meeting
with success.
At present CroSSan is using q
CurtisS Clark "'Y' instruction plan.
and later hopes to have several
ships here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
CRASH KILLS TWO
Hy Inited Press Lensed Wire

II RNTOW, Calif., ,Iunc II.-In-
quest win br held today over the
bodies Of Carl AREN'T and $. +,
Slaton, victims of an airplanc crash
three miles east Of here yesterday.
Arentz was killed instantly when
the craft plunged 20oo feet to the
ground while Slaton died late yes
l,rday in the Nictorvjjlc hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that I
will sell at public auction ON Mon.
day the 25th day of June. 1928, az
the hour of 10 a. m, at the Shady
Rest Service Station, u miles west
of Yuma, Arizona, in Imperial
county, the following;
One 1924 Ford Coupe, no liccnsc,
engine TO. 1O34935l. Storage and
Cabin rent, $1,000.
The above sale will be held to
satisfy a storage and rental bill to.
gethcr with the cost of the sale and
of this publication.
Dated this 10th day of June, 1928
Signed +. f. PERRY,
Shady Rest Service Station,
1910
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
CONVENTION MAKES SHORT
WORK OF REVOLT PLATFORM
Continued from Page ~

over IHc McNdrE blll veto.
The NcNHrY EIaugcn bill, he said
is the issue in this campaign. That
is the issue that you must meet head
on and in " yobJst way,' he shout
cd while Tie gallery yelled its APP
provaI. ''lou can I fool the farm
cr any more with campaign pIodg-
''I IN here begging you to be
careful i'm this votc,' he said.
This is the rock on which the par
ty viii split in 1923 If there is q
split.
"Tarmcrs do not believe in San
ia Claus and YOU act IS though they
did.
Galleries Cheer
This provoked a heavy dpmoustra-
tiou from farm delegations. Min
, nesJta, North and South Dakota led
the demonstration, standing up,
shouting and yelling. The galleries
joined. Moses sought Ya;niy to re
store ORDER.
l.. Williams Price of Los Angeles,
IN attorney, kept pounding away at
his following in the gallery. Moses
had ne .ck with his efforts. Tn
cheering continued.
Senator Norbcck, South Dakota,
led the South Dakota delegation in
another dpmonstrat ON.
one delegate shouted ,"IIe's all
right; who's all right
The entire delegation answered
= LoWdeu.
Suddenly Moses spoke up rccog-
nizing Dan Turner OF Corning, Ia,
and thr outburSi subsidized n quick
l. as it had begun. IT had been
going between thrcc and four mlu-
Utrs.
Turner took up the farmers bat
tie with - two minute speech, cN.
planned the failarr Of the farmers
march to Kansas City by saying the
expense was too great and he knew
thav would not march here.
" But th,y viii march to the poll
ing places in Novcmbcr' he added.
Says Cities Problem
Governor .Adam McNullcn OF
Nebraska, was recognized.
He sid the farmer felt he had
ihc riab. 30 come to the Republican
, party seeking benefits Of protective
policy. s.uce the Republican party
is The party Of tn" tariff.
''We d, rot ask for Subsidies or
bonuses, H.. continued. We d
not ASK for any hcaefitS OF legisla
tan which has not been already
granted to- other hraachc, Of Amnri-
can business.
Mc&allcn ended in five minutes
ard the concluding farm speaker
naS Mark Woods Of Nebraska, Whe
VAS recognized for five minutes.
81 want to tell YOU people whe
live IN he cites that this is youi
robl,r' just as much as ii i,
ours, he said, "The Republics
party is standing CT the br:n'; or
a prociPicc.
] Iit" the preceding speakers h'
clearly threatened a farm revolt fol
Np"y1he..
II, wa,ncd that 4 change OF
twelve words in the platform would
mean 5000 eco votes for the Re
publican party ia the fail.
He said "'to show YOU what may
be done in this election, this man
Erookhart from our state who is so
Wild that we ran him out of our
party carried every congressional
district i'm the state in his last clcc-
ton to the Senate, he said.
This was maant evidently as "
"vciled threat that the Wild west
might turn against the Republican
larty next November.
representative Fort, New Jersey,
took up the cudgcls for the majority
farm plank.
lie charged That too manv chamn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14
TWO ACCUSED or ROBBERY

Los ANGELES, June H. The
$1,000 Pa.-4.ucr1car Tctroiems
payroll robbery April was charg
Cd to Vincent Ncilr and William
Dwycr when thry wcrc arrested
here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-14

ions Of farm relic? had coufinad
themselves t, discussipT the politics
2nd not the cco"cmics cf the situe-
t.ca.
Borah Talks
John !. Sullivan Of the state OF
V ashington was recognized for ten
minutes, and Senator Borah Of
Idaho was announced as the final
speaker for the majority platform.
"This is net convention Of
political cXpcdicncv, Sullivan
said in opposing the minority
plank.
Wbca Sullivan remarked that the
record Of Calvin Coolidge needs
re cule&v FROM 3h;> convantion--hi>
record speaks Tor Itself tie crowd
went into cheers at mention Of the
president 's name. but Sullivan
ot.oncd them TO silence.
Pcrah stood before the micro
phone smiling as the delegates cheer
Cd him and the Idaho and Montana
delegations arose checring
81 am not one Of those who b.
licyc There is no farm problem.
hc said. There is n farm problem.
Iadoed. it is more than farm pro-
l]cm. Il is great national Prohl@m
growing out Of the farms 1t in
wolves the economic welfare Of the
H.Iuip DDlrlq -
Evening star., 1928-06-10

Mrs Blanche Robertson and Mrs. Ida
Kerper. Two applicants we're elected
to membership and initiation VIII be
held June 10.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Melvin H. Ledrick was adopted as a
member of Central Camp at its last
meeting. j. w. Sutherin. II. p. Clark,
w. N. Locknane. j. A. Moody. Fl. F.
Shaw, l.. w. Kline, Marc Cohen, r. ID.
Rice. A. H. Jaeger and G.. A. Casey
composing the degree team which con-
ferred the Forest degree upon the
candidate. Preparations have been
made for a fishing party June 30. The
camp voted to Join with all other camps
In the District in a Joint excursion
TO be held at Chesapeake Beach July
IL. Henry p Clark, George A. Casey
and Walter A. Dordell were named as
committee TO represent the camp In
making arrangements for the outing
Another committee, consisting of James
A. Moody, DR. Thomas Linville and
A. S. Brant. was instructed TO consider
and report on the matter of an out
ing independent of the joint affair 10
De held Tor the members and friends
at some point on the Potomac River.
Oliver p. Furthermore, Thomas A. Nc
Nerney. Lear w. Kline and John W.
Sutherin responded to their names as
members celebrating birthdays in the
month OF June, Neighbor Cohen. acting
as consul OF the camp. felicitated these
members
AT the invitation Of District Deputy
| Henry II. Millard. a meeting of repre-
sentatives Of Modern Woodmen of
America camps in the District OF
Columbia was held at his HEADQUARTERS
for the purpose Of organizing a general
committee TO make arrangements for
q JOINT excursion Washington. Talbot,
Georgetown, West End. Columbia,
Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1928-06-10

elected; assistant recording secretary,
Mrs. Julia DeLano; financial secretary,
Mrs. Mamie C. Howell (re-elected);
treasurer, Mrs. Annie Sullivan (re-
elected; conductress. Miss Marjorie
Jones; warden. j. w. Brown; inside
sentinel, Mabel T.. Money; outside SEN
tinel, Sherman Miller, and trustee (18
months), Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson; rep
resentatives to the State Council, Mrs.
Clara Haas Mrs. Annie Sullivan and
Mrs. Eleanor Casalege. Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd. State councillor; Mrs. Cora
l.. Thompson. associate State council
or, and Mrs. Julia Pennifield delivered
brief addresses.
Triumph Council neld final nomina-
ton of officers Thursday night, with
the councillor, Mrs Amelia Bude-
sheim, presiding A benefit card party
Is planned by Mrs. Lulu F. SchWenk in
the councils hall. June Il at $50
O'Clock. Past Councillor Ray T. Camp
bell spoke briefly on the disposal of the
benefits derived from this card party
Past Councillor Harry Buell. submitted
his report on a dance which he held
recently. Instrumental selections were
rendered by Miss Mildred Budesheim
Election of officers was held at the
meeting of Old Glory Council Monday
evening at 92l Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. as follows: Councillor, Mary
Abel: associate councillor. Belle RUSSELL
vice councillor, Blanche Robertson: as
sociate vice councillor, Julia Snyder
conductress. Elizabeth Wilmington. /.
warden. Dolly Scheuring; inside senti-
mel, Marion Tennyson: outside sentinel.
Lola Patterson; recording secretary and
assistant recording secretary. Mrs. L. E.
TVt1R. IL
ed): financial secretary, Mrs Louise
Mcdonald: treasurer, Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson (re-elected). and trustee 18
months. Mrs. Cora l.. Thompson Rep
resentatives to the State Council, Daugh-
ters OF America. Mrs. Mildred Rock.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

secretary, Bessie Pearson: service chair
man, Annie Gingells; social chairman,
Edna Shoots. Meetings are to be held
at 4618 Wisconsin avenue.
Kenmore Council met Thursday eve
ming in the Junior Order Temple. with
the councillor. Mrs. Cleada E. Horne,
presiding, Committees reporting were
rs follows: Relief, Mrs. Cleada E.
Horne, Mrs. Elsie Fillmen and Mrs.
Emily Bray; card party, Mrs. Mae
Ames, Mrs. Belle Gibson and Mrs.
Cleada E. Horne Officers elected We're:
Councillor. Mrs. Clcada +. Horne (re-
elected); vice councillor Mrs Gertrude
Bohrer associate vice councillor. Mrs.
Emily Bray; recording secretary, Mrs.
Helen M. Hoffman (rc-electeb; finan-
electcd treasurer, Mrs. Renna Cory
(rc-elected); conductress. Mrs. Vesta
Biggs warden, Orrie Watson: inside
sentinel, Mrs. Eta GLADDEN.; outside
sentinel, Mrs. Hartwell 18-month
trustee, Mrs. Dora Wood; representa-
tves to the State Council. Mrs. Helen
Goodwin, Mrs. Lillian Wilcox and Mrs,
Rose Miles.
Friendship Council met June /,
with the councillor, Mrs. Helen w.
Luckett, presiding. Remarks were made
by the State councillor, Mrs Elizabeth
Shepherd; the associate State coun-
cilor, Mrs. Cora l.. Thompson. and
others. Refreshments were served.
Eagle Council met Monday evening,
with the councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Morris, in the chair Dorothy Virginia
Higgby was elected to receive the
membership degree. A preliminary re-
port was made by Mrs Grace Royal,
chairman. on the new drill team uni
forms and additional paraphernalia
for the teams. 1t was decided to have
a mixed drill team similar to that of
AnaCostia and Golden Rule Councils.
Past Councillor Mrs. Laura Clifford was
chosen as the initiatory councillor 0f
Evening star., 1928-06-10

the degree staff, with other members
and recruits appointed by the coun-
cilor. Mrs. Elizabeth Morris. Follow
ing Is the result of the election of Of
ficers; Councillor. Mrs Blanche Taw-
ney; associate councillor, Mrs. Ida
Ladd: vice councillor. Mrs. Gertrude
H. Kolb: associate vice councillor, Mrs.
Florence Rein; junior past councillor,
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris: associate junior
past councillor, Mrs. Quade; recording
secretary, Mrs. Grace Blakeslee; as
sistant recording secretary. A. w. Lee;
financial secretary, Mrs. Deborah
Strietberger; treasurer, A. Holton
Blakeslee; conductress, Mrs. Madeline
Frve; warden, Mrs Katherine Os-
trander; inside sentinel, George Cur
It's; outside sentinel. H. A. Kolb;
trustee, 18 months, William Prohaska !;
representatives to the state Council.
Mrs. Laura Clifford, Effie Schickler and
Grace Royal
The Twentieth Century Club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert S.
Downing, TIC G street northeast. After
a business meeting. lotto was played,
prizes beir5 won by Mrs. Lydia Cox,
Mrs. Effie Tancill and Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd. The club will meet with
Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson June %.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday with
the councillor, Mrs. Lydia Cox, presid-
ing. Past Councillor Samuel Bushey
was installed by the deputy State coun-
cilor. Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, to fill
the unexpired term. Plans also were
made to hold heart social for the
benefit Of the Orphans Home Tuesday
evening. The election of officers result
cd as follows: Councillor. Mrs. Sarah
Cavanaugh associate councillor, Mrs.
M. Jennie Bartlett; vice councillor, Mrs.
Mary Haas: associate vice councillor,
Harry Sellers; junior past councillor,
Mrs lydia Cox; associate Junior past
councillor, Mrs Annie Scoggins; record
ing secretary. J. Harry Howell ire-
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MASONIC.

LODGES
ruesday No. 70, r C.
Samuel UomperS, No 49, NJ. NJ
Wednesday NJ. Parker, No 81 F
c and NJ NJ. special, 6 pm
ST Johns Mite Association.
Thursday Temple Moves, No. 81, NJ
NJ, Grand LodSe officers ofhci-
atins
Saturday Masters Association.
Masonic field dey
School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH cHAPTER3
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