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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
BUILDING ROADS
IN MISSION AREA
District Program Includes
Paving SIS Miles of Feed
er, Main Highways

Fifty-five miles of paved high
way will serve the residents OF the
Mission territory when the pro-
program, financed by an issue 81
bonds in the amount Of Sl.5OO.OO0
authorized last year by the voters
of the road district, is completed
The program includes a complete
system of paved roads traversinZ
both the old and newer developed
sections within the district and as
surfing excellent highway facilities
for the entire area.
Construction work on the road
system started last year following
the sale OF $4,000 o Of the bond is
Il and approximately IS per cent
Of the program has been complet-
ed. Roads constructed include ap-
proximately 20 miles Of concrete on
Shary and Lomita boulevards and
approximately 8 miles Of gravel on
| the mile-three road north Of Mis-
! sion. The latter will be topped with
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are: McAllen. G. p. Samson; Alamo
and Donna, r. K. Ross. Browns
Vile. Z. e. Mockbee. Edinburg, Ed
couch and Elsa. o. o. Taylor: Mis-
sion. II. r. Raymond; Pharr and
San Juan, r. II. Rushing: Mercedes
Nick Nicholson: Harlingen. Los
Fresnos. San Benito. Point Isabel
and Rio Hondo. j. II. Tucker. II. l..
Townsend is manager Of the La
Feria and Santa Rosa exchanges
and w. E. Crouch is manager 81
Weslaco-
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VICTIM STOPS TO SCOLD
VICTIMS WHISKY TASTE

Observation-Disclosures Jones likes
good whisky. lie revealed this fact
when he robbed the home OF j. q.
Mintor for the second time by stop
ping 10 write this note: Dear Sir.
II feel somehow or other that you
did not appreciate my first visit, SO
L Just had 10 look you up again;
and I shall certainly call again. pro-
vided you change your brand of
whisky" Caught after the second
robbery. he was sent To prison for
six months.
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intersection with Lomita boulevard
Just south Of Mission, and on Mile
4 south a paved highway now par
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ter Of a mile east of Shary boule-
ward. Mile / south will be paved
from the Goodwin road east to an
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WOOES FROM PRISON CELL
MANCHESTER. Eng.-R obert
Chester was married here 70 q
young woman who had never met
him until he wrote her letters from
the prison where ne was IN convict
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Starr County, of which Rio
Grande City is the county seat, is
noted for its cattle raising, anddry farm
ing.
More than II, O0Oacresof finefaming
land fronting on the Rio Grande
River extending from Rio GrandeC City
to Roma, Starr County lineis underline
new proposed irrigation district.
Much oil development is being un-
dertaken in Starr County.
There are eight cotton gins in the
county.
There are two of the largest brick
plants in the Valley located ut Rio
Grande City.
Fort Ringgold is located at Rio
Grande CITY with $50 mounted men
stationed there, which IS one Of the old
est forts on the Mexican border.
Rio Grande City has more than 1000
inhabitants. The city was Incorporated
in 1927, although it is n of the oldest
towns in Texas. It is blessed with fine
healthy climate.
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

Reno Council celebrated its thirty
eighth birthday anniversary in its hall
at Wisconsin avenue and Window place
November 10, with Past Councillor
Thomas II. Reynolds presiding Past
Councillor j. Frank Butts, state Coun-
cilor Edward q. Beck, state Vice Coun-
cilor Frank @. Mangum and State
Inside Sentinel Z. NJ. Garrett made
addresses.
j. Morgan Read Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, November Is,
with. Vice Councillor Edwin B. Pitts pre-
siding. Past Councillor Malcolm Remit
eel was elected recording secretary. Vice
Councillor Edwin b. Pitts was elected
trustee. Past Councillor j. A. Erving of
Potomac Valley Forge Council presented
his credentials as deputy. Remarks
were made by Councillor IRA M. john
son, Trustee q. TAFT, Past state Coun-
cilor Oscar r. Harlow and others.
e. j. Ross Council met at sos
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Navy.
Forty-three captains of the Navy
now on sea duty win be due for shore
assignments next year. Those who are
due to come ashore next year and their
present commands are as follows: Frank
D. Berrien, Lexington; william r
Sayles, Florida; Julius P. Hellweg, Ok
lahona; Edward b. Fenner, Mississippi;
Charles r. Train, Utah; Victory A,
Kimberley, Maryland; Hilary H. Royal
Nevada; Richard D. White, Detroit;
Robert r. Menner, Milwaukee; Gilbert
j. Rowcliff, Cincinnati; James p. Lam
non. Concord: Frank @. Martin, Dem
yer; Henry d. Cooke, Melville; Ward
K. Workman, Arizona: Haynel Ellis
Harry A. Baldridge, Rochester; Roe r
Adams, Henderson; Ralph p. Graft
Galveston: David A. Weaver, Holland;
Stephen c. Rowan, Affair: James d
Wilson, Relief; Frank H. Sadler, Dob
bin: Richard p. Mccullough, Arctic;
Royal e. Ingersoll, Texas; Arthur B
Cook, Langley; Abram Claude, Patoka
and Nelson H. Goss. Sirius.
Other captains in this list and then
assignments include John w. Green
slade, attached to West Virginia as
battleship divisions battle feet; Sin
clair Cannon. attached to the wyoming
as chief of stan to the commander OF
the scouting feet; John @. Church
commanding destroyer sGuadrons Of the
Asiatic feet; Donald G. Bingham, COM
manding the Oglala and mine squad
ron / Of the control force: Lamar r
Leahy, commanding destroyer squadron
IA Of the scouting fleet; Macgillivray
Milne, attached to the Procyon as chief
of staff to the commander of the feet
base force; Harold r. Stark, attached to
the Omaha as aide ON the staff Of the
commander of the destroyer squadrons
Of the battle fleet; Husband e. KiInmel
commanding destroyer squadron IL Of
the battle fleet; Forde A. Todd. COM
handing DESTROYER division 20 Of the
scouting feet; Herbert H. Michael, as
sistant commandant of the 18th naval
district; Allen B. Reed. commanding
destroyer division As of the battle fleet;
Isaac c. johnson, IT,, commanding
submarine division IL Of the control
force: Vaughn X. Conan, commanding
destroyer division Il Of the scouting
fleet; Kenneth whiting, attached to the
Saratoga as chief of star to the COM
mander of the aircraft squadrons Of the
battle feet, and Douglas L. Howard
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Army and Navy News

commanding destroyer division ~ Of the
scouting fieet.
The retirement on November Of
Capt. Charles T. Hutchins, upon his
own application after 80 years service.
becoming due for promotion: Comdr.
Russell Wilson, Lieut.. Comdr. Percy x.
Robottom, Lieut.. Guy b. Hoover and
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) John p. Cady.
Army.
No nominations have been made for
promotion to the grade Of captain, In
which grade there were last week n
vacancies, to which First LieutS. Earl
NJ Peckinpaugh, Field Artillery mo.
5693, to and including Harold J..
Guernsey, Field Artillery mo. 5740), are
entitled. With the filling Of these va
cancies, First Lieut.. Marvin B. Durrette
Infantry, viii be the senie- officer in his
grade.
No nominations have been made for
promotion to the grade OF first lieu
tenant, where there are more than so
vacancies, to which, as this is being
written, from Second Lieut.. Oliver NJ.
Barton, Field Artillery, to and including
Howard j. John, are entitled. There
are no vacancies In the grade OF second
lieutenant.
For the purpose of examining officers
Of the Veterinary Corps, In order to de-
termine their fitness for promotion, q
board of officers has been appointed by
the War Department, Of which Col.
William @. Turner. Veterinary Corps,
chief Of the Veterinary Division, Is presi-
dent. The board. which will meet In
the War Department, is composed, Ia
addition to Col. Turner. Of the follow
ing officers: Mai. Charles G. Hillman.
Marine Corps; Maj. George H. Koon,
Veterinary Corps; Capt. Joseph r.
Gallagher, Marine Corps, and Capt.
Pater G. Carpenter, Veterinary Corps.
American talking pictures are being
alnnnrra In Austria
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street November IL, with Councillor
w. D. Seal presiding. The following
candidates were initiated: Elmer Carr
Harold Brockwell, Robert Plummer
Harold Smith, David Miller and w. K.
Carter. w. K. Carter was elected out
side sentinel.
Star Spangle Banner Council met at
808 ] street November 49,. with Coun-
cilor J. w. Brown presiding. Addresses
were made by State Inside Sentinel
z. M. Garrett, Outside Sentinel H. j.
Gorbutt, Treasurer j. w. Speakman and
Mr.. Boyd CT John L. Burnett Council.
Eagle Court of the Oriental Degrees
will meet on the third Friday of each
month instead of Thursdays.
AnacoStia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth and u streets south
east, Monday evening, with the coun-
cilor, E. d. Kaufman, presiding. Past
Councillor Charles F. Muller of J. Nor
gan Read Council presented his Gre
dentials as deputy A special Thanks
giving service will be held in Emanuel
Episcopal Church Sunday evening. De-
cember g.. Addresses were made bS
State Warden Edward A. Diehl, Ma
tional Inside Sentinel j. A. Smithson,
Deputy State Councillor G. r. Muller
Past Councillors z. r. Thomas, John
Thomas and j. z. Prather and State
Outside Sentinel Wax
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Nonday-Dawson. No. 1e. Grand wish
tation, $50 pm:
Albert Pike No. 80, Grand Visita-
tation Masonic Temple, lodge
room, No ~; pm:
Tuesday-Federal, Nc; l, +. C.
Samuel oompers. No. 4S, NJ. NJ.
dnesday-Harmony, No. II, Grand
visitation. pm.
Warren @. Harding, No. 90, grand
visitation, $50 pm.
Chevy Chase, No. a, M. M,
ThuTsday-Au lodges called on.
Thanksgiving day.
Friday Grand Lodge. United Ma.
sonic Temple report, employment
and reflex matters.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Mcnday--Anacosita No. IL, Mark, p.
M. and NJ. E. NJ
Columbia, No. j, NJ. 3.
M, by Baltimore brethren.
Notwithstanding, No. 8, Royal
Arch.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMUNICATES.
Wednesday--washin No. !, Or
der Of Malta.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Council Of
Kadosh, twenty-first degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday 49, Alnnas Temple. Mystic
Shrine, business OF importance.
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Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison Radiators and Ceres In Stock
Wittstatts, 1909 18th. North 7177
Also $40 18Th. II Block Below Ave.
Clean and Test Your Radiator
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All Annie Kroner and Edna B. Dulin
have been appointed to serve on the
state Council good Of order committee.
Indenendent Council celebrated its
thirty-fourth birthday anniversary No
vember IL. with Councillor Marion
Rhine presiding. Addresses were made
by Elizabeth Sewell. Past State Coun-
cilor Cavour @. Bonrer, Ellzapetn NC
whorter, Deputy Laura Burdette, Past
Deputy Cora L. Mandy, Madaline Frye
of Martha cambridge Council and Rose
Carter. Nomination of officers was held
[,allra Burdette gave the unwritten work
November IS win be annual visitation.
Fidelity Council met November Ia
with Councillor Marjorie Jones preSid-
ing. Initiation was held and three can
didates from Independent Council and
one from Fidelity received the degrees
Remarks were made by Laura Burdette.
star Spangled Banner Council met
November 7. Initiation was held and
tour candidates received the degrees.
Progressive Council met Monday eve-
nnig, with the councillor. Sophie Lewis,
On esidtng. Florence Lacey gave the I'M
written work. A bazaar will be held
November 90.
The Happy Hour Social Club. COM
posed of past councillors OF Triumph
Council, met November Is at the nome
Va MI anu MIS-. DuCht SAOH HAAAAAANSoSes
avenue southeast, with Hattie Burrows
assisting. Games were played and prizes
we're won by Pearl Wolfe, Elsie Hill,
Roy Wolfe and j. w. Schwenk. The
next meeting will be held December Is
at the home of Elsie Hill. 1902 Il street
southeast, with Naomi Grinder assisting
W0MAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs Flcrence Topping will be In
charge Of - card party to be held at
the clubhouse tomorrow evening.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Lunch will be served by Liberty
Union Review next wednesday from
noon to 1880 o'clock.
d. p. o. ELKS.
Lodges of the Elks will hold their
memorial services December l, at 8:f5
pm, in their temples. Washington
Lodge will hold its services in the
Home. 919 II street. Rush L. Holland,
past grand exalted ruler and past At
torney General of the United States,
will deliver the grafton. Music will be
rendered by the boys orchestra Of the
lodge, and quartet will deliver the
vocal part of the program. Exalted
Ruler John Dillon Fitzgerald will pre-
side. william 8. Shelby. secretary OF
the lodge. viii deliver the eulegy and
read the names Of the departed.
The tenth annual charity bail viii be
held Tuesday evening, at the New VIII
lard Hotel. James r. Collifiower. chair
man OF the ball committee. has APP
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

At the social meeting following the
business meeting Tuesday evening Rev.
Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain of Court
ala, conducted the question box. A
musical program was In charge Of the
G, D. A. choir.
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mittee CT the Converts League Thurs
day evening the first instructions in a
course of "apologetics" was given by the
director, Rev. Father Malloy, whose
subject was THE Sacrament of PEN
ance."
Miss Jennie Sims will entertain her
committee tomorrow evening at dinner
at Ce6a Inn.
The pathfinder committee, Mrs. Anna
Holmes, chairman, Is arranging a card
party for December S.
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA
Harvey A. Little, formerly of Birming-
ham, Ala, afiiliated with Central Camp
by transfer at its meeting Tuesday
night. District Deputy Henry H. Willard
and Michael McGraw made addresses
The election of officers will be held a.
the next meeting. Henry p. Clark
Robert d. Rice and Robert w. Barrett
have been named an entertainment
committee.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Preparations are being made for q
fraternal visit to Washington Lodge, In
Baltimore, Md, December q. Buses
will leave the temple at 6 o'clock and
90 to the Odd Fellows Temple IN
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MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

Millions Of railroad ties are made
yearly from sap" pines, the leading
kind OF wood converted to the purpose.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS.

Last Saturday night is candidates
were initiated in the Bethel Of Jobs
Daughters. The honored queen and the
grand matron of Virginia, guests, were
presented with flowers from the men,
bers of the Bethel.
The Jobs Daughters have set apart
Wednesday nights for their splash
party at the new pool In the Aribas-
sador Hotel =
Election of officers will be held at
the next meeting, December 7. Enter
tainment has been arranged. for that
night.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

The Thanksgiving services VIII be
held this evening at the Western Pres
byterian Church, II street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. DR..
sermon.
Usage Tribe met November 16 in
Red Mems Hall. Addresses were made
by chiefs of the tribes.
Seneca Tribe met November IS, with
Sachcm Martin presiding. Memorial
service and draping of the charter was
held in memory Of Senior Past Great
Sachem King.
Mineola Tribe met November IS. with
Sachem Perkins presiding. The adop-
ton degree was conferred on six candi-
dates, and three new applications were
received.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday night
with Sachem Coulter presiding. The
committee on ways and means met with
the committee from White Eagle Coun-
Gil and decided to hold a minstrel show.
Powhatan Tribe met November IA,
with Sachen Barr presiding. Memorial
service was held in memory Of Senior
Past Great Saehem w. c. King. Ad-
dresses were made by w. I. Bell OF Ko-
komo. Ind.
Idaho Council met last Friday night,
with Pocahontas Bruce presiding. The
degree was conferred on three candi-
dates.
Waneta Council met last Tuesday
night, with Pocahontas Dechard pre-
siding. Final plans for their visitation
were made.
White Eagle Council met last We'd
nesday night, with Pocahontas Smith
presiding. The adoption degree was
conferred and three applications re-
ceived. Remarks were made by Great
Sachem Baker, Great Instructress Ro-
land. Great Representative Seiffert,
Great Junior Sycamore Ryan, Great
Chief Of Records Alexander and others.
Mineola Council met in Anacostia
Masonic Temple, with Pocahontas Fast
naugl1t presiding. II was official vista
ton. Pocahontas Fastnaught presented
Great Sachem Baker with gift from
the council, and the past great in
structress presented Great Instructress
Roland with gift, also from the
council.
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KNIGHTS 6F CoLUMRus.


The pound party given last Sunday
by the Washington General Assembly
of the Fourth Degree knights of Co.
lumbus for the benefit of the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor is reported by far the
most successful ever given in the his
tory Of the order. Throughout the aft-
ernoon a steady stream of visitors called
with gifts for the Little Sisters, and q
big majority Of them were shown
Through the institution by membefs Of
the committee In charge. The Little
Sisters themselves were very much
pleased.
The Thanksgiving dinner dance will
be held at the Congressional Club We'd
nesday evening next. The members
have been permitted to invite prospec-
tive members, and the affair promises
to be heavily attended. Reservations
can be made with any of the following:
]. Eugene Gallery, Frederick j. Diegel-
mann, Eugene c. Baczenas, A. J. VIII
Fields, Daniel j. O'Brien, James B.
Flynn, John r. Hillyard, P. j. Haltigan,
p. A. Simpson. Daniel Edwards, John
B. Coyle and Al Joy, at Knights Of Co
lumbus Hail.
Keane Council, No. s5s, will meet FRI
day at 8 pm. The date has been adj
yanced one day due to the fact that the
regular meeting night falls on Thanks
giving day. Many matters of interest
are to be discussed at the meeting.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Virginia Dare Council met November
49, A square dance will be held at 2o6S
Wisconsin avenue November 80.
Mayflower Council met in Jr. o. U.
A. M. Hall November IS, with Councillor
Mamie Wilmer presiding. State Coun-
cilor Louise A. Grubbs gave a talk. De-
cember 8 will be the annual visitation.
State Councillor Louise Grubbs and
her staff paid Esther Council its annual
visitation November 10. Sketches were
presented by members of Reno Council.
Jr O. u. A. NJ, and members Of Esther
Council, Daughters of America. Gifts
were presented to State Councillor Lou {.
Ire Grubbs, Deputy Hohenstein and t.
various members.
Tho Past Councillors Association of
Esther Council met at the home of
Dorothy Federline. Games were played.
The next meeting will be held December
3 at the home of Annie Jones.
Msrtha cambridge Council met in
Northeast Masonic Temple, with the
councillor. Ruby Kirby, presiding. Rheida
Sincox rendered a musical program.
Nomination Of officers was held.
Addresses were made by Deputy Saide
levy. Margaret Frye, past councillor of
Independent Council. and Ella Treynor
Of Betsy Ross Council. Josephine Fair
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pointed Emil H. Brahler and Charles l..
Rouse, chairman and vice chairman OF
the floor committee. Judge Robert 3.
Mattingly will deliver the II o'clock
toast. Past Exalted Ruler David n.
Nihion will head the reception commit
tee.
The official visit of District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler Judge Leon r.
Yourtree Of Hagerstown, Md, Lodge
was made to washington Lodge last
Wednesday, also in attendance was
Frank L. Armstrong, vice president OF
the New York State Association, and
President John b. Berger Of Baltimore,
Azd., Lodge, The special feature was
motion picture lecture Of q trip to
Pigmy Land by Prof W. w. Stirling
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
accompanied by the Grand Lodge Of
ficers, win hold q grand visitation to
Union, Calanthe and Home Lodges next
Wednesday evening, after which the
lodges will close, and the membership
will attend the ceremony OF destroying
the mortgage, In the main auditorium
This exercise will consist of historical
"reminiscences. interspersed with melody
and song. Mrs. Deb Gilbert Sale will
render solos. The burning of the mort
gage will be done by Past Grand Chan
cellor Harry j. Gassan, supreme repre-
sentative-elect. Edgar G. Snyder will
make an address.
Calanthe Lodge will convene tomor-
row evening and confer several ranks.
1t will also hold special meeting
Wednesday evening to receive the
Grand Lodge officers.
Columbia Lodge will meet Wednesday
evening and confer the ranks on a
large class.
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Baltimore. Grand Master zepp viii
lead the delegation.
the line offfcers association met IN
Odd Fellows Temple last Monday eve
ming. Grand Representative Wilfred
E. Lawson made an address.
Harmony Lodge Is preparing to cele-
brate its nineteenth birthday by having
an open social occasion December IL.
The grand master and officers of
the Grand Lodge have accepted an In
vitation TO attend.
The last oficial visitation of the year
by Grand Master Millard +. zepp was
held recently to Columbia Lodge. Ad-
dresses were made by Deputy Grand
Master Abraham Joseph, Grand Chaplain
Charles b. Schone and Grand Treasurer
Hoffstetter Of the jurisdiction of Mary
land, Past Grand Master Edmund H.
Allen and Daniel r. Stanshury Of Vir-
ginia, Representative George Huddleston
OF Alabama, Past Grand Master and
Past Grand Representative Ernest w.
Bradford. past grand sire OF the Sow
erGign Grand Lodge and a member Of
this Jurisdiction; Grand Warden E. L..
Brown Of the Grand Lodge Of Maryland
Grand Representative II. Dorsey Etchin-
SON Of Maryland and from Frederick
Mr.. Huddleston, on behalf Of Co
luinhia Lodge, presented q radio to Mr..
Zepp. Grand Marshal A. Yates Dowell
OF the Grand Lodge and on behalf Of
the grand officers presented the grand
master with smoking stand. Past
Grand Master Wilfred e. Lawson pre-
Serited the grand master with an auto
mobile. Grand Secretary Anderson pre-
sented the grand master with pencil
The grand master responded. An en-
tertatnment was presented and ban
quet was held.
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American talking pictures are being
shown in Austria.
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The Matrons and Patrons Association
If 1876 viii hold an oyster roast De-
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The Masonic Glee Club of Washing
ton, under the direction of Walter Ed
win Cossins, will sing at Federal Lodge
Tuesday evening and at Harmony
Lodge Wednesday, the latter occasion
being the annual visitation of the
Grand Lodge