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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
LODGE TO HOLD
VICTORY RALLY
FortviIIe Woodmen Will
Celebrate Winning of
Silver Trophy.

Fortville camp, No. 7137, Modern
Woodmen of America, will cele-
brate winning of a silver trophy in
state membership campaign with
an open meeting at 8 Wednesday
night in the Fortville opera house.
John D. Voltz, national director of
the Woodmen, will represent the ma
tional office and will present the
trophy to Raymond Flanagan, con-
sui of FOrtville camp.
Following the presentation pro-
gram an entertainment, arranged by
a committee composed of Ralph
White, chairman; Frank Klepper,
Robert Humfleet and Burt Candell,
will be presented.
The Modern Woodmen trio of
Marion camp, No. 1858, Indianapolis
composed of Chester Gulley, Ray
mond Trout and John Purvis, will
sing.
A comedy act will be presented by
DR.. Joe Shirley, William Crosby and
Morris Franklin of Pendleton. Dane
ing will follow.
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BEN-HUR DRILL
TEAM TO MEET
Practice to Be Held
Wednesday Night; Card
Party to Follow.

Following the business session of
ArriuS Court No. 5, Ben-Hur Life
Association, Wednesday night at 8
in the hall, 322 East New York
street, the drill team will hold a
practice drill, with card and bunco
playing to follow during the lodges
social hour.
Members of the social club OF
Ben-Hur, composed of drill team
members and others taking an in
tereSt. in the team, will meet at 8
tonight in the home of E. Chloe
Howard, 935 North Tacoma avenue.
The drill team will attend the
weekly meeting of Marion council
Security Benefit Association, on
Thursday night in the hall, Ham
ilton avenue and East Washing
ton street, and will give an exhibit
ton drill.
Arrangements were completed at
meeting of Court 5 last Wednes-
day for comforting of the Meters
degree, fun degree of Ben-Hur, on
more than fifty candidates, Wednes-
day, April 26, in the hail.
A banquet for all members of the
court will be given in the hall at 6
preceding the degree work. Pro-
ceeds from the banquet will be used
to defray the drill teams expenses
to Elkhart, for the annual Ben-Hur
congress, to be held May 10 to 81.
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SCOTTISH RITE TO
HOLD DANCE FETE
Closing Social Event to Be
Held at Cathedral.

A dinner dance Friday night will
be the Scottish Rites closing social
event of the year. 1t will be staged
at the Rite cathedral and has been
arranged by Roy A. Hice, chairman
of the entertainment committee.
The entertainment will start at
8:15, with organ selections by Dale
Young, following a dinner to be
served at $50, for members and
guests, with dancing between
courses.
Feature presentation will be by
the Jolly Scottish Rite Minstrels,"
with music by Russ Holler's orches-
ira. The chorus will be provided
by the Murat Chanters, directed by
Arthur w. Mason, and accompanied
by Hiram Stonecipher.
Fay (Skipper) Gullion is inter-
locutor for the MINISTRIES, and end
men include Clell Rice, Ralph Klare,
Harold Stewart, Ivan Hyfield, How
ard Dirks and Joe Curry.
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KNIGHTS MAKE
PREPARATIONS
FOR C0NCLAvE
Shambah Temple to Send
Delegates to Farley at
South Bend.

Members of Shambah temple No
1879, Dramatic Order of the knights
of KhoraSsan, are preparing to at
tend the international convention Of
the imperial palace meeting the
week of Aug. 7, at South Bend.
The temples drum and bugle
corps. under direction of Joseph H.
Foley, drum major, is rehearsing
Wednesday nights in the city hall
building, in preparation for the con-
vention.
Announcement also has been made
by the temple of change of meet
ing places, from 119 East Ohio
street to Castle hall go East Ohio
street.
Meeting nights also have been
changed from Fridays to the first
and third Wednesday nights of each
month. First meeting in the new
hall will be held May 3.
Members of the corps who. for the
last three years, have sponsored a
dance each Sunday night in the
Crystal hall dance palace, have an
nounced dances will be held in the
new hall.
The grand opening dance in the
new hall will be held Sunday night.
Roscoe L. Brown. a member of In
dianapolis lodge, No. Sc, knights of
Pythias, is the present royal vizier
of Shambah temple.
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.PRATHER LODGE TO
HOLD DEGREE WORK
Masonic Group viii Stage
Rites Friday Might.

The craft of Calvin w. Prather
lodge No. TIT, F. & A. M, will
hold rehearsal Tuesday night I'M
der the direction of John S. Buck,
junior warden, at Prather Masonic
temple, College avenue and Forty
second street.
Prather lodge will confer the Mas
ter Mason degree on candidates at
q Friday night at the Prather
temple. Lecturers selected for this
degree include A. F. Thomas, Carl
G. Winter, Hubert L. Wann and
Fred j. Menninger.
Preparations are under way for
a lodge of instruction to be held
at Prather temple on Tuesday, April
Is, at which time speakers will be
Buck, Wann and the Rev. E. G.
Homrighausen, chaplain, pastor of
the Carrollton Avenue Reformed
church.
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Memberships Of four genera
lions of a family is the record
held by Aries court, No. 5, Ben
Hur Life Association, following
the birth seven weeks ago of La
velle Stearns, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stearns.
Boys and girls are eligible
for membership in the junior
order until Is. Lavelle is the
youngest member of the junior
court. Her application was COM
pleted Immediately after her
birth.
Mrs. Kimmel is one of the Or
ganizers of the local court of Ben
Hur, and her son, Ralph w.
Thompson, has been a member
for a number of years. His
daughter, Mrs. James Stearns,
also is a member of Ben-Hur.
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Indiana Rebekdh Lodges
TO Hold District Rallies
Seven Meetings Scheduled
for Week.: Session to
Be Staged Here.

Seven district meetings of Indiana
Rebekah lodges have been sched-
uled for the week, with schools of
instruction to be given at after
noon meetings.
Featured among the meetings will
be the Friday session of the Sixth
district, composed of Marion coun-
ty, to be held in the hall, Washing
ton and Addison streets. Members of
Myrtle Rebekah lodge, No. 326, will
be in charge.
The meeting will be directed by
Mrs. Geraldine M. Stout, Indian
apOliS, district deputy president. Mrs
Mary S. Wilson, warden of the Re-
bekah assembly, will give the school
of instruction.
Dinner will be served at the West
Park Christian church with the
meeting resumed later at the lodge
hall, when the Myrtle degree staff
will confer the Rebekah degree on
class of candidates.
Peru Lodge TO be hostess
Peru Rebekah lodge, No. 100, will
be hostess to lodges in the district,
composed of Cass, Howard and Mi
ami counties, at meeting tonight
in Peru.
Mrs. Lille Toll of Peru, district
deputy president, will be in charge.
Mrs Reyah PresSler, Crown Point,
president of the Rebekah assembly,
will give the school of instruction.
Tuesday, Hope Rebekah lodge No.
ia will be hostess to lodges in the
Eleventh district, which includes
Hancock and Henry counties. The
meeting will be at Greenfield. Mrs.
Nora Small of KnightStown, district
deputy president, will preside and
Mrs. Pressler again will give the
school of instruction.
Lodges in the Sixteenth district,
which includes Jackson, Jefferson
and Jennings counties, will meet on
Wednesday at Verona, with Ida Re-
bekah lodge No. 33.
District Head to Preside
Mrs Anna j. Trap of Vernon,
district deputy president, will pre-
side. Mrs. Iva E. Herriott of Frank
lin, past president of the assembly,
will give the instruction school
Thursday, Clifford Rebekah lodge,
No. $50 will be hostess to lodges in
the twentieth district, including
White, Newton and Jasper counties,
at meeting in Clifford. Mrs. zella's
Long, district deputy president, of
Morocco, will preside and Mrs.
Pressler will give instructions.
Thursday, at meeting of the
first district, composed of lodges in
Lake county, Gary Rebekah lodge
No. 1872 will be hostess. Mrs. Lena
johnson of Whiting, district deputy
president, will preside, and Mrs.
Margaret Miller of Huntington, vice
president of the assembly, will give
the school of instruction.
Last of the weeks meetings will be
held Saturday at North JuoSon,
when Charity Rebekah lodge, No
419, acts as hostess to lodges in the
fourth district, including Pulaski
and Starke counties.
Mrs. Agnes Cox Of Knox, district
deputy president, will be in charge.
Mrs. Pressler will hold the school of
instruction.
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0. {. S. UNIT TO
STAGE PAGEANT
Past MatronS and Patrons
to Perform Tuesday
at CastIeton.

Members of the Past Matrons' and
Patrons Association of Marion
county headed by Mrs Rea Koehler,
past matron of Queen Esther chap
ter, o. E. S., will present THE
Wayfarer," pageant, at Castleton
Masonic temple, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Nancy Elliott is worthy matron
of Castleton.
Mrs. Mile Gilmore, president of
the association, presided at a meet
ing Thursday night at Acton, when
forty-five applications for member
ship were approved.
The initiation will be held Sat-
urday, May 20, at the SEVERN.
The hostess committee, composed
of Mrs. Lola keenan,, Mrs. Blanche
Regett, Mrs. Cecil Kiser, Mrs.
Helen Menhennett, Clarence Kittle
and Leon Russell, will have charge
of an entertainment program at the
meeting.
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the good spade, so was preparing to
unlock.
However, Mr.. Nix defeated his
play by caShing his ace of clubs and
then leading the deuce of clubs.
When West played the queen, dunn
mys king won the trick.
Mr.. Nix had a losing diamond in
the dummy and losing club in his
hand. Also, if he takes the spade
f1neSse, that will lose. Here is where
he decided to put his losing cards
to work for him.
He led the eight of diamonds
from dummy, knowing that West
had the nine, and discarded his los
ing club. This forced West to win
the trick with the nine and he was
forced 10 lead into Mr.. Nix's ace
and queen of spades.
BY making his losing cards work
for him. Mr.. Nix made his contract
of four odd.
Copyright. 1888. BY NEA Service. Incl
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JOINT SESSION SLATED
Pythian Inter- Lodge Visit to Con-
tinue This Week.

Inter-lodge visits, as arranged by
the Pythian Crusaders of Marion
county, will be continued tonight
when Olive Branch lodge No. 2, and
Indianapolis lodge, No. Sc, visit
Arion lodge, No. 254, in the hall,
523 North Belle Vieu place.
Acton lodge, No 1886, will be host
to Capitol City lodge, No. 9, and
Center lodge, No. ZIG, at a meeting
to be held Thursday night in the
ball at Actona
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Have you tried
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a mere $50.
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De MOLAY GROUP TO
ENTERTAIN SHRINERS
City Chapter to Feature on
Program Tonight.

The Indianapolis chapter of De-
Molay will be featured in an enter
tainment program, at the stated
meeting of the Shriners at the
Murat temple tonight. The drill
team, under Earl Bache, will par
ticipate. E. E. Temperly is enter
tainment committee chairman.
Musical numbers by the orchestra.
vocal quartet, saxophone solos, &C
Gordon selections, and piano num-
bers, and dancing by Jimmy Nc
Clure, will be included.
Other De Molay performers will
be Paul James, Homer Cornell,
Jimmy Reed, James Westover. Rus
sci Fleming, Travis Wilson, Charles
Clary, William Clary and Seymon
BrodSky. Ross A. Smith, life mem
Der of the Mystic Shrine, is adviser
for the De Molay chapter, and
Charles Clary is master councillor.
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ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
New Eighth District to Hold Session
at Charlottesville.

Lodges in the newly organized
eighth district of the Indiana Order
of Odd Fellows, which is composed
Of Fountain, Tippecanoe, and Mont
gomery counties, will meet Wednes-
day night at Charlottesville.
Charlottesville lodge, No. 223, will
be host to the other lodges. Guy
Little of Waynetown, district dep
uty president, will be in charge of
the meeting.
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MINSTREL TO
Be STAGED BY
MASONIC UNIT
Show to Be Presented by
Masonic Lodge; Proceeds
to Franklin Home.

A minstrel show and dance will be
given by Monument lodge. No. 657,
Friday and Saturday nights, April
% and %, in the auditorium of the
Masonic temple, North and Illinois
streets.
Following the Saturday night per-
Torrance, a grand ball for members
of the cast and persons retaining
their admission tickets to the show
will be given in the temple.
Proceeds from the show and
dance will go to purchase and in
stall sound equipment in the In
diana Masonic home at Franklin.
The show is being directed by
Eph Levin, past master of Monu-
ment lodge, assisted by his daughter,
Miss Helene Levin.
Members of the cast include: Sid
ney Messenger, James Quinn, Mrs.
Louis Traugott, Kenneth Morgan,
Jerome Wachter, James WeStover,
Benjamin Bleiden, Philip Sentir,
James Mcclure, Mrs. Freida Witoff
Robert Tross, Miss Lena Caplan,
Miss Leila LaepSky.
Seymon Brodsky, Joseph Bern
stein, Sidney Hasse, Miss Ida Solot-
ken, Chester Albright, Joseph Eiler,
Miss Norma Feltenstein, Samuel
Hurwitz, Samuel Pollock, Al Pollock
and Miss Virginia Marcus. Mrs.
jeanette Hurwitz will play the piano
accompaniment throughout.
The general committee arranging
the details for the performance and
dance includes Otto w. Cox, Robert
Stolkin and Levin. Harry S. Joseph
is in charge of publicity. Monument
lodge was established more than
twenty years ago, and has a men,
bership of more than 600. Harry
H. Winkler is worshipful master.
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Franklin K. of p. to Be
Host at Division MEETING
LODGE TO CELEBRATE
1. o. o. F. Unit At Rochester to
Observe Anniversary Date.

Rochester lodge, No. At, 1. o. o.
F., will hold an anniversary cele-
bration, Sunday night at 7:30 in
the Methodist church at Rochester.
All Odd Fellows in Fulton coun-
ty and their friends have been in
vited. The Rev. Golden A. Smith,
of New Albany, junior past grand
master, will talk on My Brothers
Keeper"
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BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge Leagu,


Until recently, practically all
~ of the good bridge players you
heard of were from New York or
Cleveland. but today you find good
contract players wherever you go.
There is a young fellow down in
Atlanta, Ga, by the name of Ed
Nix who has made a good record for
himself at the Atlanta Bridge Club
there, and We can expect to hear a
great deal about him in the future.
He brought to my attention the
following interesting hand. and re-
marked, Here is hand where you
make a losing card work for YOU"
South bid one heart, West dou-
oled, North bid two hearts, East
passed, and South went to four
hearts. West did not make the
mistake of doubling and thereby
disclosing where all of the high
cards were located.
West opened the king of dia-
monds, followed by the queen of
olamonoS ana then the ace, which
South trumped with the six of
hearts.
THREE rounds of trump were
l. taken by the declarer. which
picked up Easr's trump. West sig
nailed in spades, thereby locating the
king of spades for Mr.. Nix, the de-
clarer.
Declarer then played his ace of
hearts. and West dropped the ten
of spades. The queen of hearts then
was played and West was careful
not to discard his small club, but
to play his jack of clubs, attempt
ing to unlock the hand, so that
he could not be thrown in the lead.
Mr.. Nix had the West hand
counted perfectly, and West realized
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Puzzle Gifts
Mooseheart Jr. Legion
to Cheer Children
at Hospital.

ETHEL DISBROW, governess
~ for Mooseheart Junior Lee
gion, No. 81, has asked jig-saw
puzzles be brought to meeting
Saturday afternoon in Moose hall,
1876 North Delaware street.
The puzzles will be taken to the
Riley hospital as entertainment
for the crippled children.
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NeW Albany Red Men to
Hold Fete in New Home

rounding cities have been invited to
participate.
Plans for the entertainment of w.
P. Wachter of Hagerstown, Md,
great incohonee, who will visit the
Red Men and Pocahontas of Indi-
ana, April % and 90, are nearly
complete, and present indications
are that more than 500 visitors will
attend the feature event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-17
Asthma Treatment
On Free Trial!

ST. MARY'S, Kan.-D. j. Lane,
a druggist at 1413 Lane building,
St. Mary's, Kan, manufactures a
treatment for Asthma in which he
has so much confidence that he
sends a S1.25 bottle by mail to any,
one who will write him for it. His
offer is that he is to be paid for this
bottle after you are completely sat
isfied and the one taking the treat
ment to be the judge. Send your
name and address today.-Adver-
tisement.
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BETHEL CLUB TO
HEAR TIMES EDITOR
April Meeting to Be Held
Wednesday Night.

The Bethel Mems Club will hold
its April meeting Wednesday night
in the vestry rooms of the Bethel
temple, Thirty-fourth and Ruckle
streets.
Talcott Powell, editor of The
Times, will speak. He will be in
troduced by State Senator Jacob
Weiss, first president of the
club.
Novelty entertainment will be
presented at the meeting. David
Sablosky, president, will preside.
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GR0TT0 TO GIVE PARTY
Card Fete to Be Given Friday in
Home on Park Avenue.

The cast of Sahara Grotto is
sponsoring a card party Friday in
the Grotto home, Thirteenth street
and Park avenue. Members and
friends are invited. Bridge and
euchre will be played.
The cast also has announced the
next social meeting will be held
Thursday, April 81. Ralph Brydon,
chairman of the entertainment
committee, is making arrangements.
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ROOSEVELT CONFERS
DEGREE ON HIS SON
Elliott Becomes Master Mason; Pres
ident Member Since 1919.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
recently conferred the Master Ma
son degree on his son Elliott, in
Architect lodge No. SIG, New York
City.
President Roosevelt was made an
honorary member of Stansbury lodge
No. "a, Washington, D. c., on Nov.
81, 1919, when he was assistant
secretary of the navy.
The occasion was the laying of
the corner stone of the new building
of the lodge, at which time General
John j. Pershing assisted in the
ceremony. President Roosevelt is a
thirty second degree Mason.
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Safety Show to Re Held

Safety show will be presented
Thursday night under auspices of
the accident prevention bureau of
the police department at the hall of
st. GATHERINGS church, Tabor and
Shelby streets. The show is spon-
sored by the Holy Name Society Of
the church.
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POST TO GIVE DANCE
v. of F. w. to Hold Affair Next
Saturday Night.

The Frank T. Strayer post, Drum
corps No. 1405, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will give a spring dance for
the benefit Of veterans, Saturday
night, in the Moose hall, 135 North
Delaware street.
The committee in charge includes
James Sortwell, chairman; Hugh
Meyer, William Johnson and John
O'Geary. The public is invited.
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ODD FELLOWS WILL
MEET AT PENDLETON
Madison County Session to Be Held
Under District Deputy.

Odd Fellow lodges will hold a
Madison county meeting tonight
with Pendleton lodge, No. 88, at
Pendleton. The meeting will be in
charge of o. c. Clark of Anderson,
district deputy president.
All grand officers Of the grand
lodge of Indiana have been invited.
Encampments in the ninth dis
trict of Odd Fellows, including
Howard, Clinton, Upton and Grant
counties, will attend a district ses-
sion Saturday night at Marion.
Martin Worries of Marion, district
deputy president, will preside.
Grand encampment officers have
been invited.
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POCAHONTAS COUNCIL
TO GIVE CARD PARTY
Event to Be Held Friday Night at
Lodge Hall.

The entertainment committee of
Alfarata council, No. 5, Degree of
PocahontaS, will give dinner, card
and bunco party Friday night in the
hall, 1877 West North street.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements includes: Mrs. Minnie
Reese, Mrs. Elsie Dougherty, Mrs.
June Williamson, Mrs. Addie Avant,
Mrs. Belle Kiefer, Mrs Lille Fraul,
and Mrs. Elsie Stiening.
Dinner will be served from S to 8,
and cards and bunco will start at
$50, with prizes for each table. Mrs.
Margaret Foster, is presiding Poca-
hontas of the council, and Mrs.
Angela Perry is wenonah.
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WHITE SHRINE OFFICERS
WILL BE INSTALLED
Ceremony to Be Held on Thursday
Night at Castle Hall.

indianapolis White Shrine No.
will hold an installation of Off
GERS, Thursday night, at 8 in Castle
Hall, $50 East Ohio street.
New officers to be installed are
Mrs. Salome Binkley, worthy high
priestess; Elmer Kiefer. Waterman
of the shepherds; Mrs. Mary Ko-
necke, noble prophecies; Mrs. Mabel
league. worthy scribe; Mrs. Nellie
Hosman, worthy treasurer; Mrs,
Carrie Lee Jones, worthy chaplain;
Mrs. Katherine Armbruster. worthy
shepardeSs. and Mrs. Ruby Will
loughby. worthy guide.
All Master Masons and their
families and members of the Order
of Eastern Star are invited
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REBEKAHS WILL MEET
Mrs. Adah Roberts to Represent
Lodge at District Session.

Mrs. Ada Roberts. conductreSS of
Temple Rebekah lodge, No. SCI, In
Annapolis, has been named as spe-
cial representative to attend a meet
ING of the Sixth district of Rebe-
kahs. including Marion county, Fri
day in the hall, Addison and Wash
ington streets.
Mrs. Roberts has been a member
of Temple lodge for two years and
has been active in all the lodges
social and business activities.
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EAGLES TO NOMINATE
Election to Be Held May L; Applica-
tions to Be Considered.

Applications of twenty men for
initiation May 8 in indianapolis
Eagles aerie Will be considered to-
night at the weekly meeting at 43
West Vermont street. An enter
tainment program will be given.
Next Monday night candidates for
officers will be nominated. Election
will be held May l and installation
May 8.
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Instruction To BE Held

Brookside lodge No. 720, Free and
Accepted Masons, will hold its reg
ular monthly lodge of instruction
for Master Masons only, in the hall,
Gray and East Tenth streets, on
Wednesday night.
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Degree to Be Conferred

Mystic Tie lodge. No. 1893. F. &
A. M, will confer the entered APP
nrentice degree on candidates at
meeting at 7:30 tonight in the Ma
sonic temple, North and Illinois
streets.