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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
SAHARA GROTT0
FALL PROGRAM
is ARRANGED
Elaborate Preparations Are
Made for Ceremonial
at South Bend.

The fall and early winter program
of Sahara Grotto was announced TO-
day by Charles Walsh, monarch.
The first item is the stated meet
ing at the Athenaeun, Sept. "a, fol-
lowed by a stag party Sept. % at
be free to Prophets and their Ma
sonic friends. Ten amateur boxing
bouts will be staged as the feature
of the evening.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the State Grotto Associa-
ton ceremonial at South Bend, Ind,
Oct. 6.
Members will meet at the city hall
and march TO the Union Station.
The special train will leave at a.
m. for South Bend and will leave
for Indianapolis at 1880 p. m.
Ceremonial Is Planned
Uniformed organizations of all
Hoosier Grottoes will register at the
La Sale Hotel in the morning. A
conference of the association will
be held at / p. m. and a parade will
start from the Masonic Temple at
2;l5 p. m.
The ceremonial, with candidates
from almost every Grotto in Indi-
ana, will start at 4 p. m. in the
Central High School auditorium.
The annual banquet will be held in
the Oliver Hotel at $50 p. m, and
the day will close with dance at
the Palais Royal in the evening.
Raymond F. Murray, Indianapolis
attorney, is president and will be in
charge of the entire program.
Arrange Social Events
The Elmore Revue will be held TT
the Athenaeum Oct. Is as the Z
attraction on the Sahara program,
and a stated meeting will be held
the same place oct. %.
Two events in November are the
Hard Times dance Nov. 8 at Haddon
Hail. and the stated meeting
Nov. 26.
Another show is scheduled to be
held Dec / at the Athenaeurn, and
a short form ceremonial will be
given Dec. IA. A stated meeting will
be held Dec. II. The Christmas
party at the Orphans Home will be
held Dec. 81, and the annual Cupid's
Party is scheduled for Dec. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
4 TEMPLES At FETE
Pythian Sisters to Be
Guests at Irvington.

Marion County association of the
four Pythian Sister Temples will be
guests of the Irvington Temple,
Tuesday afternoon and evening, ac-
cording to Ida Perry, press CORE
spondent. Temples to participate
are Myrtle, Banner, Monitor and
Irvington.
The afternoon program will open
at 2, and a covered dish and sand
wich luncheon will be served at 6
p. m. The evening program will be
under the direction of Irvington
Temple and Anna Lochenhour, most
excellent chief. Degree work will
be conferred by the Banner Temple
staff, in charge of Minnie Johnson,
captain of the team.
Mrs. Mabel Norman, association
president, will preside at all sessions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
Drill Team to Give Parties

Drill team of Capitol Rebekah
Lodge will give a benefit card party
every other week at the lodge hall,
Hamilton Ave. and Washington St.
The first of the series will be held
at $50 p. m. Tuesday. The COM
mittee in charge includes: Mrs.
Laura McKelvy, noble grand; Mrs.
Ida Sneaker, vice-grand, and Mrs.
Ellen B. Yunt, financial secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
START PENSION DRIVE
Eagles to Open Publicity Push Fol
Old Age Bill.

A statewide publicity campaign
in behalf Of an old age pension bill
to be introduced in the session
Of the Indiana legislature opening
next January will be opened this
week.
The bill is sponsored by the Fra
ternal Ordcr of Eagles which has
member, lip of 10000 in Indiana.
In direct charge Of the drive for
the bill is a commission of which
Otto P. DeLuse, Indianapolis, is
head, and which includes a mem
Der from each of the thirteen con-
gressional districts in the State.
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l SAY,

Fraternal Editor, Times: Relative
to your story in a recent issue about
the oldest Odd Fellow in the Unit
ed States I wish to bring forward
the record Of two of our members.
J. l.. Dunning joined in 1868 and
j. H. Hoffman joined in 1870. The
unique part of their record is that
they still are very active in Odd
Fellowship. They also are members
of the G.. A. r.
S. @. SACKET,
Secretary Excelsior Lodge I. o. OF.
Ligonier, Indiana.
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SHEPHERDS TO INITIATE
Golden Rule Lodge Will Hold Ses-
sion Wednesday.

Twenty-Five candidates will be
initiated in the third degree at 8
p. m. Wednesday at P. H. g. Hall,
East and Michigan Sts., by the
Golden Rule Lodge of the Ancient
Order Of Shepherds, according to
George Kincaid.
Grand lodge officers from Toledo
will attend. Luncheon will be served
and other entertainment is planned.
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Pxthians Hold open-Air Meeting

Seventh district Pythian Lodges
met at Harrison's farm Saturday
night for the first open-air meeting
to be given by the organization. Page
rank work was followed by a drama
tized version of Damon and Pyth-
las" Those with principal roles
were j. r. Stevens, J. H. Quire. DR..
Colon v. Dunbar, L. Riggle. Will
liam H. Richardson and Arthur K.
Group.
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TRAVELLERS TO FRoLIc
Statesmen Invite Public to Party
Oct. Is.

For the first time in thirty-four
years, the public will be invited to
attend benefit frolic by members
of the Local No. of the United
Commercial Travellers the night of
Oct. Is in the Riley Room of the
Claypool. More than 1000 persons
are expected to boost the local
widows and orphans fund.
Travelling men for retail and
wholesale houses are members of the
u. G. T. Officers are: H. w. Dodge,
Harry Olsen, William F. Mcmillan,
Everett Wilmer, Walter Eckert, w.
H. Shell, Ray Maxwell, Howard
Kimball, v. Sholty and w. v. Kins-
ley.
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S. B. A. INITIATES TWO
Robert Green Still Heads Leading
Membership Team.

Robert Green Still Heads Leading
Membership Team.
Mrs. Stacy Dutton and Miss Fern
Barnes were initiated into the Mar
ion Council of the Security Benefit
Association at the last meeting.
Mrs. Mella Leught and Mrs. Madge
Maddox of Wabash council, Terre
Haute, Ind, were guests. Mrs.
Leught read her report of the ma
tional convention held at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Robert Green still heads the lead
ing team in the membership cam
paign, it is repotred.
A dance on Sept. rs is being
planned by J. w. Willis, chairman
of the entertainment committee.
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Apprentice Degree on Program

Entered apprentice degree will be
given at $3.50 p. m. today by An
cent Landmarks lodge, No 319, F.
and A. M, at the Masonic Temple,
North and Illinois SITS. Three can
didates will be initiated.
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Reorganize l. O. O. f. Group

BIZ Times Special
MISHAWAKA, Ind, Sept. IT,
Northern Indiana Interurbap ASso-
citation of Odd Fellows has been re-
organized and will hold a series Of
eight meetings this winter for mem
bers in twelve counties The first
meeting will be held Oct, 6 at Mish-
awake, Ind, under the direction Of
]. S. Martin, La Porte, Ind, dis
trict deputy grand master,
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BLUE DEVILS TRAIN
Sahara Grotto Drill Team Holds
Practice Every Night.

The Blue Devil drill team of Sa-
hara Grotto is holding meetings
every Friday night at Tomlinson
hall, according to M. w. Dallas. The
next session will be. the third this
fall. c.. Wilbur F ter is president,
A. R. Carney, secretary and Michael
F. Scully, captain.
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MURAT TEMPLE
i, READY TO Open
FALL SEASON
Winter Events viii Be
Mapped at Meeting
Tonight.

The winter calendar of Murat
Shrine Temple was announced to-
day by William BockStahler, poten-
r-sate.
The program opens tonight with a
stated meeting at 1880 at the Murat
Temple. Further plans for the
white. will be outlined at the Ses-
sion and social.
The Caravan luncheon will open
its season Thursday at the temple
Mayor L. Ert Slack will be the prin-
cipal speaker, and a representative
of the Chamber of Commerce also
will speak. Frank D. Stalnaker,
president, will be POSTMASTER, and
\ explain the Caravan program for
Mach Thursday noon.
Shrine to Logansport
- On Sept. %, Murat will be the
guest of the Logansport Shrine Club
!. there. The club has about 300 uni
formed and trained men. Murat
members will leave Indianapolis
about p. m. and will assemble at
che Logansport Masonic Temple at
p. m. central standard tine).
A street parade will be staged at
& .. m. with all Shriners participate
ing. Potentate Bockstahler, Frank
G. Laid, assistant rabban; Leslie D.
Clancy, high priest; Charles S.
Barker, recorder, and several other
notables will accompany the Murat
delegation. A banquet will be. served
In the evening at the Masonic
Temple. Reservations are being
made with Charles Massena, secre-
tary at the Temple in Logansport.
The annual Shrine pilgrimage to
the Masonic Home at Franklin, Ind,
will be held Oct. Z. Mobiles and their
families will attend. A special trac-
ton car will take those not going by
automobile.
400 to Take Work
The October stated meeting will
be held Oct. is with fun fest after
ward. The Shrine film, "An Equal
Chance" will be shown at p. M,
Sunday, Oct. 81, at the Murat
Theater.
The final class of the year will
be initiated Friday afternoon and
evening, Dec. z, a. AIurat Temple.
About 400 are expected to take the
work.
Frank G. James, imperial poten-
tate of North America, was expected
to attend the ceremonial, but it was
found he will be unable to keep the
appointment. At present he is plan
ming to attend the showing of the
Shrine film, Oct. 81.
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Lodge to Give Degree

Fellowcraft degree will be given
Tuesday night by Englewood lodge,
No. tbs, F. and A. M, at the Ma
sonic Temple, 2716 E. Washington
ST., according to Chester Ward, Sec
rotary.
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Club to Give Card Parry

The Silver Arrow Club of the
Pocahontas lodge will have a card
party at the home of Mrs. Grace
Garringer, 1922 w. Thirtieth St., the
afternoon of Sept. 81.
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Masons to ExernpIify Degrees

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 49,
South Bend chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons will exemplify the Mark and
Past Master degrees this week and
the Royal Arch and Most Excellent
Master degrees, Sept. 90, at the
Masonic Temple.
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Shrine Forms Bowling League

The Shrine bowling league is be-
ing organized for the winter sched-
ule. Committees in charge include
Arthur Kimber, patrol; Frank Rich
ards, gun club; H. M. Tebay, band;
w. H. Draper, chanters, and H. D.
Kellenbach, social.
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Candidates to Take Work

A class of candidates will be mi
tiated by Indianapolis Lodge, No.
10, Of the Elks, Sept. %, at the club
house, st. Clair and Meridian SITS.
Charles L., Hughes, exalted ruler,
will be in charge.
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Merry Makers to Meet

Merry Makers Club will meet on
Tuesday at the home of Joseph
Dasch, 1451 S. Meridian ST., accord
ing to Lottie Davis, president.
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Tirzah Court tn Meet

Tirzah Club will meet Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. Sophie
Meyer, 2411 Roosevelt Ave, accord
ing to Mrs. Gertrude Kincaid, pres
ident.
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VISITORS ARE HoNoRED
Noon Luncheon Held for Guests By
Fidelity Review.


Mrs. Gertrude Baker Hineshy. Los
Angeles, Calf, and Mrs. Alice Hit
shire, Indianapolis, were guests Of
honor Wednesday at a noon lunch
con given by the Fidelity Review Of
the Womans Benefit Association at
$50 E. Ohio ST., Mrs. Cora Hoff-
acker was chairman, according to
Mrs. Nettie Lott, press correspond
ent.
More than thirty members at
tended. Mrs. Hoffacker was as
sisted by Mrs. Mary McGary, and
Mrs. L. Jane Gray, president. A
public card party was given in the
afternoon under the direction of
Mrs. Hannah Hiatt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
BOWLERS OPEN PLAY
X. of c. League Gets Away to
Flying Start.

The second session of the Knights
of Columbus bowling league will be
held Wednesday night at the Cen
tury alleys, according to David
Deery, president. The league got
away to a flying start last week I'M
der the direction of Derry, John
Corcoran, vice-president; and
Francis RAFFERTY,, secretary.
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20 TO BE INITIATED
Arrius Court of Ben Hur to Give
Work Tonight.

Work Tonight.
About twenty candidates will be
initiated tonight by Arrius Court of
Ben Hur at Moose Hall, 1875 N. Del
aware ST., under the direction of
Louie Mills, drill master. Members
Of Ben Hur at Sheridan, Ind, have
been invited to attend the cere-
monies, and they will be guests of
honor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-17
NEW BOOSTER CHIEFS
Sahara Organizations Fall Activ-
tiles Under Way Soon.

Sahara Boosters will be directed
this year by a new set Of officers
taking charge Of the fall activities.
Mary Herrick is president; Nell Ru-
bel, vice president; Jenny Wells,
treasurer, and Margaret Redman,
drum major.
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office Closed

Office of the State secretary
of the Rebekah Lodge will be
closed Tuesday for one week,
it was announced today by
Mrs. Grace E. Child, State Sec
rotary. Business Of the Re
bekah lodge will be transacted
in the Odd Fellow grand lodge
office, twelfth floor, Odd Fell
low Bldg, Pennsylvania and
Washington Sts., until the re-
opening Sept. Is.
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The winter calendar of Murat
Shrine Temple was announced to-
day by William Bockstahler, poten-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-30
CAMP FIRE DINNER

The Camp Fire Girls of Colora
celebrated Camp Fires seventeenth
birthday with dinner party held at
the home of their guardian, Mrs.
Ruth Lippincott, on March IL.
The house was made very pretty
with flowers, and the tables looked
charming with their green and white
trimmings.
The following menu was served !:
Chicken croquettes, mashed potatoes,
corn, cole slaw, pickle, jelly, rolls
and butter. Coffee, ice cream with
chocolate sauce. Cake and minis
were served later. Mrs. Anna Bald
erston made the birthday cake, and
how pretty it was with the seventeen
lighted candles.
In the afternoon the Camp Fire
Girls gave program which they had
prepared including a play entitled,
THE Call" Council Fire was held
and several girls received their
Wood Gatherers' rank. Honor
beads were given to girls who had
earned them by performing certain
tasks during the month. Each
Mother gave splendid praise to Camp
Fire for what it had done for her
girl.
After singing America The Beau
tfful," the guests departed.
Those present were the Mothers
of the Camp Fire Girls. smaller
brohers and sisters, and three young
ladies from Rising Sun came as
guests in the afternoon.
Press Secretary
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-30
WANTED

Poultry live and dressed. Strictly
fresh eggs. Write for prices.
ABSECON MARKET CO.. Inc.
Absecon, N. J.
Wilbur d. Specie
President.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-30
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4
THE NIGHT OF LOVE
NOTICE

NOTICE
The 2Sth annual meeting of the
Stockholders of The Home Building
& Loan Association of Cecil County
will be held at 800 P. M, April 16.
1928, at their Office in the National
Bank Building. Perryville, Md, for
the election OF Directors and such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
JOHN A. HARTENSTINE,
Secretary.
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COLORA

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Coulson, West
Nottingham, visited Mr.. Asa Rambo,
who is very i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Clara Shippers Miller,
North East.
Mrs. w. N. Wilson spent Sunday
| in Liberty Grove.
Street D. Riley, spent last Thurs
day. night with his school friend,
Garrett Ewing.
Mrs. Robert Muldoon, Oxford,
visited relatives in this community
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Boyle, of
philadelphia, called on his sister
Miss Hanna Boyle.
The ,Hopewell Minstrels will give
an entertainment some time, soon in
Mt. Pleasant Church.
Marion Reynolds, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Reynolds, is i'm
proving from an operation at DR..
Richards Hospital.
| A son was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Roma Howell, Colora.
Mrs. Philip Foster has been quite
poorly.
Mrs. Annie Brown, has been on
the sick list.
Robert A. Boyd has had his old
house here torn down. 1t was the
first house built here many years
|ago.
Mrs. Samuel E. Ewing and little
daughter Hazel, were Havre de
Grace visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Fitzger-
aid and little daughter Helen, Mrs.
Street e. Riley and son Street, mo-
ltored to North Carolina this week
where they are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Warfield. Some friends
are occupying Mr.. Fitzgerald's resi-
dence during their absense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Slaybaugh, OF
West Nottingham, motored to Ohio
last week to visit relatives.
| Mrs. VIM. Burdette and little twin
sons, of Rowlandville, were visitors
there.
4 The pie social held at Mt Pleasant
I'M. E. Church Thursday night last
melted The Epworth League $3.50.
i Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Pardee are
attending the M. e. Conference in
Wilmington this week. H. o. Klair
and Edward Gibson, are delegates
from Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church.
Albert Barrett, moved last Satur-
day from the Harvey Barrett farm to
a tenant house belonging to Glen
denim Bros. William Kyle moved
from Mrs. S. D. McCullough's farm
to place vacated by Barrett.
Carroll SINNERS moved last Sat
urday.
]. c. Emrey has purchased from
Street c. Riley, the property here va
Gated by William Mckay and family.
Philip Foster and family will occupy
the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Poist and
daughter, Mrs. Norman Clark, were
guests at turkey dinner Friday
evening, March Is, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mcclure, OF
Akin, given in honor of Mrs. Nc
Cures mother, Mrs. Laura Watson,
on her sixty ninth birthday. Mrs.
Watson is a sister of Mrs. Poist
Mrs. Lawson Love, Miss Hanna
Boyle, Mrs. Hartman Matthews, Mrs.
Annie Ewing, Mrs. Samuel Ewing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hindman, j,
G. Emrey and family were recent
dinner guests of Mrs. ]. Earl Tyson.
&
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Charles Myers, of Kennett Square,
Pa, and Charles Holden, of Elkton,
topped the field OF 115 shooters that
faced the traps at the fifth shoot OF
the Pen-Mar League held over the
traps of the Oxford, Pa, Gun Club
ON Saturday, March 18th, each with
perfect score of SO straight. Each
received one of the much priced Fem
Mar Special SO Straight Spoons.
w. B. Cochran, of the Woodlawn
Club, and j. Lawrence, of Elkton
Club, were runners up with 49 each.
The team race resulted in, another
victory for the Woodlawn Club, who
won the shoot with a score OF 447X
500. Elkton finished second with
ATS. Oxford third with 474, and
Rising Sun fourth with $50.
The Woodlawn Club now leads the
league with 33 target margin over
Rising Sun, who holds. second place.
The next shoot of the Pen-Mar
League will be held over the traps
of the Rising Sun Gun Club on Sat-
urday, March 31st.
The following are the league
standings, the team race at oxford,
Pen-Mar Spoon winners and ihdivid-
ual scores at Oxford, Pa. Is
PEN%MAR LEAGUE STANDING
$500 Targets
WOODLOWN 2241, OXFORD 1883,
RISING SUN 22Os, ELKToN 2115,
WOODLAND
w. B. Cochran AZ, r. Jackson 48,
r. Bowman As, L. Abrahams AZ, s.
Sylvester 4S, r. King As, DR.. Calm
AZ, Shoemaker AZ, E. Reynolds At,
G. Rutter AZ. Total ATT.
RISING SUN
Chambers AT, Duyckinck At, Lar
vester AZ, C. H. Mason AZ, Griel At,
c. Taylor Az, A. A. Armour As, Sill
yer As, Cox A, Richards A. Total
400.
r. Holden so, Lawrence 40, w. 8.
Evans As, H. Jackson 4S, Turner AZ,
Van Saret. At, Simon Al. Pryor At,
Anderson 46, w. G. Reynolds As.
Total ATS.
OXFORD
G. Myers SO, H. Anderson Az, Bat
ten As, Hooven As, c. Armour AZ,
Rhodewalt AZ, H. Elliott AZ, DR..
46. Stoner 46, Kennedy 46. Total
474.
PEN-MAR SPOON WINNERS
Special SO Straight Spoon
C. Myers SO, c. Holden SO.
Class A-W. B. Cochran 40, l..
Lawrence AZ.
Glass Be. Taylor At, Lauresten
AZ.
Glass C-Dr. Hanna As. W. c..
Reynolds 46.
Glass DIV. Seal As, ]. ]. Abb
rahams As.
Glass E-H. Cox Az. Lilkinson "A.
Glass &c. Hiliman AZ, A. L..
Richards AZ.
Glass CIV. A. Cochran SO, D.
Bowman 80.
Glass H-O. Linrsay s6, P. Jones
36.
H. Elliott AZ, N. Wright AS. F.
Rowland 46, e. Poplar 46, Rogers
46. p. Way As, J. ]. Abrahams As,
Billingsly As. Seal 45, Falls As,
Wells A. H. Ewing 44, J. s. Riale
"A. H. winchester "A, L. Johnson
"A. w. Elliott "A, Wilkinson "A, s.
Evans IA, w. w. Kirk A, P. M.
Hopkins 43, M. Hopkins 43, Grubb
AS, ]. Taylor 43, Philips 43, w.
johnson 43, Gibson 43, R. w. Jack
son 4s, N. Heath 43, Scheaffer AZ,
A. L. Richards AZ, F. Racine AZ, c.
Hiliman AZ, Mackie AZ, Foster Al,
Gilpin Al, l.. Montgomery Al, w. B.
Kirk Murphy Al, Featherman Al,
Mcvey 40 Dilks 40, T. B. Reynolds
40, o. Bowman 49,. w. A. Cochran
80, H. Taylor 80, Cameron 49,, Bos-
tic 50, p. Myers SO. Cecil Taylor 3S,
r.. H. Riale 3S, G. Coates 38, Mahaf-
fry 81, Alexander 81, DR.. Bay 81,
Fitzgerald 81, T. S. Riale 81, Lind
sey So, Wood 36, Jones So, Miller
So, Marsey IS, Carter "a. Treech "a,
j. w. Hanna 33, c. w. Mason 81,
McMicheal 80, A. Armour, Jr., 80.
Twyford 80, Ingram %, Ford ~, w.
Rowland "a, w. Wright b.
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LAND AND HOME OWNER

Read The Nut Grower and book
.st Save Americas Nut Heritage"
Learn why progressive Del-Mar
Va farmers are planting nut groves
of improved grated kind.
JOHN w. HERSHEY
Nut Trees
Downingtown, Pa.
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FOR RENT
LOST

LOST
German Police Dog; large male /;
silver gray, with dark back. An
swers to the name of Gale Lib
Grad reward for return to.
ROBERT @. MACKEY
r. D. Elkfcn, Nd.
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Here's where shine" said the
young man as he showed the tailor
Che places ON his serge suit.
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Often bric-a-brac is sold for junk,
but more often junk is sold for brio
a-brac.
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That's another story" said the
bricklayer, as he finished his days
work.
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ROWLANDVILLE M. p. CHURCH
The er-opening of Rowlandyille
NJ. p. Church will be held April /,
Palm Sunday. Services morning,
afternoon and evening. Several
ministers will be with us and will
speak. Special music. Come with
us.
CLARK S. MARSHALL.
Pastor,
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The most universally appreciated
art by the masses is good architec-
ture.
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When a woman knows something
that's too good to keep it's too bad
il she can't find someone to tell it to.
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If the statistics favor your side
you believe them; if not, you quote
what Mark Twain said.
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Persons of malevolent disposition
can never be trusted to apply discip-
line.