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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-23
RELIEF CORPS
WILL CONVENE
Nine Groups viii Report at
42nd Convention of
District 2.

The forty-second annual conven-
ton of district No 2, Womens Re-
lief Corps department of Indiana,
will be held in Grand Army hall, 512
North Illinois street, Friday.
Alvin P. Hovey corps No. 1876 will
be the hostess lodge. Nine corps will
report on their activities. In the
afternoon the local group will ex-
emplify the ritualistic work.
The following district officers will
preside: President, Mrs. Nellie
Stumph, indianapolis; senior vice.
president, Mrs. Mary Cox, Martins
vile; secretary, Mrs. Ella Almond,
Indianapolis; treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Rawlins, Martinsville; chaplain, Mrs.
Jessie MoSier, Martinsville; con-
ductor, Mrs. Emmely Almond, Indi-
annapolis; assistant conductor, Mrs.
Clemenstene Van ASdol, Indian
apolis; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Mary Callahan, indianapolis; press
correspondent, Mrs. Clara Belle Bot
torff, Indianapolis.
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DELEGATES TO
ATTEND LODGE
MEETINGS HERE
Indiana FraternaI Congress
to Be Welcomed by
Mayor Sullivan.

More than four hundred delegates
Will attend the Indiana Fraternal
Congress annual session in the
Travertine room Of the Lincoln at
10 next Monday Mayor Reginald
Sullivan will follow the invocation
with an address OF welcome.
The congress is made up Of
twenty-five fraternal organizations
which sell insurance on legal re-
serve basis. Its purpose is to eX-
tend fraternity and to further
legislation helpful to member or
CARNATIONS.
Among those who will speak will
be John c. Snyder, president of the
Ben-Hur Life Association and E. w.
Mason, secretary of the same organ
ization. Mrs. May Beaver. preSi-
dent of the congress will preside. A.
o. White and Burt E. Kimmel are
vice-president and secretary-treas-
urer Of the organization respective
ly. An election of officers for the
forthcoming year will be the last
event scheduled for the business
session.
The meeting will be followed by
a banquet, musical program and
dance, all of which will be free to
any fraternalist. The Silver Night
hawks" led by Johnny Riddle, will
furnish the music.
Those fraternal organizations
which belong to the congress, all of
which will be represented by one
or more national officers, are:
Cleaners Life Association, Degree
of Honor Protective Association,
Fidelity Life Association, First
Catholics Slovak Union.
Standard Life Association, Grand
Carniolian Slovene Catholic Union.
Independent Order of Foresters,
MaccabeeS, National Union ASsur-
ance Society, Royal Neighbors of
America, Security Benefit Associa-
ton, Slovak Gymnastic Union
Sokol of U. S. A, Slovene National
Benefit Society.
Woodmen's Circle, Woodmen Of
the World. Loyal League. WomenS
Catholic Order of Forresters, Ben
Hur Life Association, First Ladies
Catholic Slovak Union, Polish Ma
tional Alliance of U. S. A. and
N. A, Junior Order of American
Mechanics, Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen and Brotherhood
of Locomotive Ffremen and En-
gineers.
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9. w. COxen Elevated
to Great Sachem Rank

at the convention were most graft
flying. All reports submitted showed
the order to be in a prosperous
financial condition in spite of the
lean years which have recently
passed.
Following the business sessions,
Worthington P. Wachter, Hagers-
town, Mr., great incohonee and
guest of honor, raised the newly
elected officers to their respective
posts. He followed with a message
urging the Red Men to carry on
their tradition and continue as an
outstanding patriotic order in the
United States.
Mr.. Wachter, a native of Hagers-I
town, comes from the home state
of the Red Men. The order was
founded in 1884 in Baltimore by a
special act of congress. The origi-
nal charter issued by the congress
still reposes in the rooms of the
first council.
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FortviIIe Camp ArrangeS
Dance; Feature Old
STYLE Steps.

Marion camp No. 1858, Modern
Woodmen of America, will initiate a
class of candidates tomorrow night
at 8 in Woodmen hall, 322 East New
York street. David M. Killian, con-
sui and presiding officer, will be in
charge of the ceremonies. Captain
Harry E. Argus will head the drill
team which will perform the rites.
Capitol City camp No. 8743, Indi-
annapolis, will hold its regular bust
ness meeting Friday night at 8. Fol-
lowing the business session the camp
will hold the regular monthly social
hour. Refreshments will be served.
Fortville camp, No 1887, Fortville,
will give a dance Wednesday night
for members and friends in the
Woodmen hall of that city. Music
will be furnished by the Southern
Rangers. The chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the dance is
Hancock county representative, j. F.
Klepfer. Square and round dancing
as we'll as the modern steps will fea-
ture the evening.
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BUSY THREE CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN AT DANCE
Halloween Ball Saturday
Opens Program for Winter.

The entertainment committee Of
the Busy Three Club. West Indian
apolis, Lodge No. 669, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, West Indianapolis
chapter No. 1873. Royal Arch Masons,
and Indianapolis chapter No. 1913,
Order of Eastern Star, has arranged
an interesting program of fall and
winter dances to be held at their
temple. 1922 West Morris street.
The club will entertain with
Halloween ball Saturday. Decora-
tons will be in charge of Charles F.
Steinbruge. Circle dances, refresh
mentS and prizes will feature the
evening. Awards will be made to
the best masked couple present, and
TO many Of the children who will
attend.
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OFFICIALS
Will Be HONORED
Presidents to BE Guests of
Lodge Tonight.

National and state presidents of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles will
be guests tonight of Indianapolis
aerie at the lodge home, 43 West
Vermont street.
George Nordlin of st. Paul, Mimi,
national president, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting, which
will open program of fall and
winter activities. Others on the
program will be Otto P. Deluse,
past national president, and J.
Pierce Cummings, national trustee,
both of Indianapolis.
Entertainment will include selec-
lions by the Odd Size Four, COM
posed of Carlos Jones, Harry Saun-
ders, j. G. Sortwell and R. w. ALL
red.
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Great Incohonee Is Guest of
Honor at Indiana
Branch Session.

o. w. CoXen, Elwood, was ele-
waited by the Improved Order of Red
Men to great sachem, the highest
Office in the Indiana branch of the
organization, as the order closed it's
annual convention here last week
with more than 900 members pres
ent.
Mr.. Coxen succeeded E. c. Sea-
brook, New Albany, who was raised
to the office of great prophet. Other
new officers are: Huston Patterson,
indianapolis, great senior sycamore;
Harry Elston, Lapel, great junior
sycamore; E. G. Harding, Green
field, great chief of records.
Results of the business sessions
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CLUB TO CONVENE
IN CR0PSEY HALL
MCGuffeyites Will Hold
ArmiStiCe Meeting.

Cropsey auditorium of the public
library will be the scene of the next
meeting of the McGuffeyite Club,
at 1870 Saturday, Nov. II, Armistice
DAY. S. B. Prater, 966 North Gray
street, president of the organization,
has announced that all persons
eligible for membership are invited
to affiliate with the club.
All persons who in their child
hood studied the old series of Nc
Guffeys readers Or spoilers in any
of the old schoolhouses anywhere,
and all persons who are immediate
relatives Of any person or persons
who studied McGuffey's textbooks.
Meetings are held the second Sat-
urday of each month.
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new OFFICERS
ARE SELECTED
BY POCAHONTAS
Terre Haute Woman Given
Highest Office in
Auxiliary.

At a meeting marked by a five
minute standing ovation to Arch
Hobbs, indianapolis, retiring great
chief Of records, more than 300
members of Great Council of In
diana, degree Of Pocahontas,
women auxiliary of the Improved
Order Of Red Men, saw Mrs. Lizzie
Brownlee, West Terre Haute, raised
to great Pocahontas, highest Office
in the order.
Mrs. Brownlee succeeds Mrs. Lucy
Cuskaden, st. Paul, who presided
over the convention, and was raised
to the Office of great prophecies.
Mrs. Nellie Jeffries, South Bend, is
the incoming great Winona.
Mrs. Schminck Named
Great Minnehaha, third highest
office in the council, went to Mrs.
Gertrude Schninck, indianapolis,
on the fourth ballot, after hard
fought contest with eight opponents.
Mrs. L. Cherry Ross, New Pales-
tine, succeeded to the office of great
keeper of the records. Great keeper
of wampum post went to Mrs. Louise
Hale of this city. Mrs. Nellie Moore
was elected great trustee for three
year term.
The convention, which was held in
the Odd Fellow building, Pennsyl-
vania and Washington streets,
proved to be most harmonious one.
A number of important legislative
acts were passed with little or no
opposition.
NIuncie Wins Prize
Prizes were awarded and pre-
sented by the great Pocahontas to
those councils which secured the
most new members during the past
year. Seneca Council, No. $50,
Muncie, was among the chapters
which received awards.
The reception given by the degree
of Pocahontas in Eagles hall for the
great chiefs of the Red Men was the
largest and most successful ever held
by the womens auxiliary. Worth
ington P. Wachter, Hagerstown,
Maryland, great incohonee, who
was attending the Red Men conven-
ton, was the guest of honor.
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Health Council Seeks to
Reduce Heavy Toll of
Diphtheria.

The state advisory haelth council
will launch vigorous campaign to
immunize Indiana children against
diphtheria and smallpox, it was an
nounced Friday at a meeting in
the Indiana university medical CEN
ter.
The drive against disease was i'm
PEELED by comparison Of the Indiana
diphtheria death rate with that Of
Chicago. DR.. w. D. Catch, Indiana
university medical school dean, who
presided, said that although popula-
ton of Indiana and Chicago are
about the same. there were 165
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PAST OFFICERS OF
0. {. S. TO INITIATE
Frankfort Chapter to See
Ritual of 1870.

Officers and honorary members of
the Past Matrons and Patrons As
ISOLATION of Marion county will fill
the stations at indianapolis chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, tomorrow
night when a candidate from the
Indiana Masonic home will be in
itiated.
Thursday night, officers present.
ing the ritual of 1870 will visit
Frankfort chapter, o. E. S.
Friday night at Prospect chapter,
Heroes of the Bible" will be pre-
sented at 8 in the Masonic lodge
room, State and Prospect streets. Mrs.
Aileen Money is director and &C
companist for the playlet. Walter c.
Motsinger, member Of Queen Esther
chapter, is the soloist.
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ARCH MASONS TO MEET
Association Will Discuss Plans for
Grand Session Here.

The Royal Arch Chapter Associ-
alton, Royal Arch Masons, will hold
the regular meeting in the Masonic
Temple Saturday night. All high
priests of Marion county are re-
quested to attend. Important mat
tiers concerning the next Grand
Royal Arch meeting to be held in
indianapolis next year will be dis
cuSsed.
c. F. Gerke is president and
Harry G. Werkof is secretary Of the
association.
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CLASS TO BE INITIATED
Raper Commandry No. l to Confer
Red Gross Degree.

Raper Commandry No l, knights
Tenplar, will confer the Red Cross
degree on a class of candidates at
1870 Tuesday in the Masonic tenn
pie, North and Illinois streets. The
degree work will be in charge of
Daniel Coates. Lewis j. Bray is
commander and Oscar Pond is Sec
retary.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY SET
knights of Columbus to Eentertain
for Children Next Week.

Knights of Columbus will hold it's
annual Halloween party for chill
dren in the council auditorium of
the knights of Columbus building,
1905 North Delaware street, at Z
next Monday night.
Lecturer William Greener, chair
man, has arranged a busy program
featured by music, songs. games,
dances, comedy and favors. More
than five hundred children are ex-
pected in costumes.
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Center Camp viii Entertain

Center camp No. 1897, Royal
Neighbors of America, will give a
benefit card party at the Red Mems
hall, North street and Capitol ave-
nue., Wednesday at 8:15. Ruth Gull
ley is chairman Of the committee in
charge. Lulu Dunning, Hazel Pratt
and Belle Cornwel are her assist
ants
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CHILEAN TO BE SPEAKER
Former Ambassador Will Appear at
Indiana University.
BIZ Times SpecidI

o 7 INEt5 NpbCFuF
BLOOMINGTON Oct. 23.-Car
los Davila, former Chilean ambas-
sador to the United States, will de-
liver the convocation address at
In diana university Wednesday
morning.
In addition to his diplomatic &C
tivities Mr.. Davila served as pro-
visional president of Chile from
June to September, 1882, and is an
outstanding journalist
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HARD TIMES DANCE
ARRANGED BY 0. E. S.
Social Committee for Queen Esther
Chapter Plans Events.

The social committee for 1898 of
Queen Esther chapter, No. 8. Order
Of Eastern Star, will have charge of
the Hard Times" Halloween dance
Friday, at the Masonic temple,
North and Illinois streets.
The dance will be given for mem
bers and their invited guests. Music
Will be furnished by Frank Ainsley
and his band.
Mrs. Maud Huey is chairman of
the social committee. Her associate
members are Mrs. Gerdie Smith.
Mrs. Louise Sharp, Mrs. Vera Whit
ney and Mrs. Clara Kittle.
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WOOdmen Will Initiate;
Drill Team to Perform
BOX SOCIAL is PLANNED
Security Benefit Council to Hold
Masquerade Party.

Marion council No. 1888, Security
Benefit Association, will hold a mas
querade and box social for members
and their friends at 8 Wednesday
in the hall, 116 East Maryland
street. The Harmony Boys" string
quartet will entertain.
The committee in charge of the
party consists of Mrs. Gertrude Kir-
by, Mrs. Belle Grifke and Mrs. Mary
link.
The booster club of the organiza-
ton will meet at 8 Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Kirby, BAT
North Gladstone avenue.
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LODGE TO HOLD FRoLIC
Old-FashiOned Halloween Party to
Be Given by WOOdmen.

An old-fashioned costume Hal
'loween frolic with pumpkin pie.
ginger bread and sweet cider will be
given by Lincoln lodge No. 2,
Knights and Woodmen of America,
in M. w. A. hall, 1925 Prospect
street, Thursday at 8:15.
A musical program and prize cos
tame march will be featured. The
party will be open both to members
and their guests. Mrs. Emma
Baranek is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the dance.
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HOMECOMING is SET
WOman'S Benefit Association No. 14O
Plans Luncheon.

The homecoming party for all
members of Woman'S Benefit Asso-
citation No. 40 will be held Nov. 8
in the Castle Hall building, $50
East Ohio street. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at noon,
followed by the regular meeting at
2:15.
A short program has been ar
ranged by a committee of which
Mrs. Jane Gray is chairman. Mrs
Nettie Lott. president of the local
branch, is in charge of the dinner
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Lodge Schedules Card Party

A Halloween dance and card party
will be given Saturday night by
Mozart Rebeka lodge No. S28. In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, at
the hall. Prospect and East streets.
Mrs. May Shields is chairman Of the
committee in charge of the event.
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OFFICERS NAMED BY
H. S. PRESS SOCIETY
Rushville Member HonOred at Par
ley Held in Franklin.
By Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. 23.-David
Mandy, Rushville, will serve as In
diana High School Press ASsocia-
ton president for the next year as
a result of election held at the an
nual convention here.
Other officers named were James
Katterjohn, New Albany, vice.
president, and Miss Elizabeth
Swift, Connersville, secretary.
New officers of the Indiana Jour-
nalistic Teachers and Advisers As
ISOLATION, which also met here, are
Miss Mary Harsha, Vincennes, pres
ident; Miss Madeline Gulliom,
Rushville, president, and Miss
Evelyn Seward, secretary.
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Arrius Court to Meet

Arrius court No. 5, Ben-Hur Life
Association, will hold its regular
meeting at wednesday in the hail.
800 East New York street. Tribal
games will feature the social hour
which will follow the session.
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National Director Will Address No
blesville Conclave.

Saturday night Noblesville camp
No. 1926, Modern Woodmen OF
America, will hold roundup" of
its members. District Manager F.
Smith Kirtley, indianapolis, will
preside over the meeting. National
Director John D. Volz and State
Manager George E. Hopkins, guests
of honor, will deliver addresses.
A supper planned by Mrs. Laura
CraSk, Mrs. Beryl Bailey and Miss
Nellie Lees will precede the conclave.
There will be degree work and an
exhibition drill by the prizewinning
Forester team under Captain Lester
Trask. Twenty year emblem
attic pins will be presented to
sixty-one veterans.
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Degree to Be Conferred

Broad Ripple chapter. No. lac,
Royal Arch Masons. will confer the
Royal Arch degree on a class Mon
day at Broad Ripple Masonic tenn
pie. The degree work will be in
charge Of Guido Sloot. high priest.
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Circle 16 to Convene

STREET Circle No. Is, Ladies Of the
G. A. R., will meet at ? Thursday at
Fl. Friendly, 312 North Illinois
street. Mrs. Aurelia Benson is pres
ident of the Circle.
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O.E S. Auxiliary to Meet

Prospect auxiliary. No. ASP, Order
OF Eastern Star will hold its bust
ness meeting Friday at Prospect
Masonic hall, State and Prospect
streets. A pitch-in dinner at noon
will precede the session.
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Masons Will Confer Degrees

Prospect lodge, No. ia, Free and
Accepted MaSons will confer the
Master Mason degree on two can
didates Wednesday at at the tenn
pie, Prospect and State streets.
Clarence Kidwell is worshipful
master.
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X. of c. to Hear Russian

Michael Blumenthal. native Rus
sian, will tell Of the postwar days
and the coming of Communism in
Russia tonight at the knights of
Columbus hall, 1905 North Delaware
street.
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MIZPAH CLASS TO MEET
Social Event to Be Held WedneS-
day at Broadway Church.

Social meeting Of the NIizpah
class of the Broadway Methodist
church will be held at Wednesday
in the church, with Mrs. w. G. Rey-
nolds and her committee in charge.
Miss Anna E. White will lead a
devotional service.
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TROUPERS SETTLE
20-YEAR-OLD DEBT
Recognize Each Other in Cafe at
OwOsso, Mich.

OWOooVB ANICus
By United Press
OWOSSO, Mich, Oct 21.-Sep-
arated for twenty years, two old
troupers met here and settled a So
cent debt.
Charles Annie, stage manager Of a
local theater, was seated in a restau-
rant when in walked Herman Smith,
now connected with circus.
Each recognized the other imme-
diately. After renewing acquaint-
ance, Smith handed Annie so cents.
borrowed in Chicago in 1913.
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X. of P. to Hold Card Party

August Wulf will be in charge Of
progressive euchre and bridge
party to be given for members and
their friends Thursday night by In
tlianapolis lodge No. Sc. knights Of
PythiaS.
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GRAND MATR0N WILL
VISIT HOME CHAPTER
Eastern Star Members to Honor
Mrs. Rose Malcolm.

Nettie Ransford chapter, No. 464,
Order Of Eastern Star, will celebrate
becoming Wednesday night, the
occasion being the official visit Of
Mrs. Rose Malcolm, worthy grand
matron of the Indiana grand chap
ter. The program will begin at 5
with musical and vocal numbers b.
Miss Francis Luke, grand organist.
Dinner will be served at $50 in the
dining room of Prather lodge, No.
III, F. & A. M
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Card Party at Folks

The group Of past patrons of the
Order of Eastern Star presenting
the Heroes Of the Bible" will give
a card party Tuesday at o'clock
at Folks auditorium, 100 East
Fifteenth street.
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Walter F. Meier, Seattle, to
Attend Sessions at
AntIerS.
FARLEY OPENS SUNDAY
William J. Fahey, Head of
City Lodge, to Be
Presiding Officer.

Walter F. Meier, Seattle, grand
exalted ruler Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks of the
United States, will be an honor
guest at the annual state Elks' con-
vention to be held at the Antlers
here next Sunday.
More than three hundred members
are expected to attend the session
The interest occaSiOned by Mr.
Meters presence at the convention
is expected to draw hundreds Of
members from throughout the state
who otherwise might not attend.
A banquet, at which william J..
Fahey, exalted ruler Of Elks' lodge
No. 10, indianapolis, will preside,
will feature the social events Of the
day.
Fahey Will Preside
Besides Mr.. Fahey, principal
speakers at the festivities will be
Mr. Meier, Joseph L. Clarke, preSi-
dent of the Indiana Elks ASSocia-
ton; Thomas L. Hughes, secretary
treasurer of the International Asso-
citation of Transfers, and past ex
allied ruler Of Indianapolis lodge,
and Hubert j. Riley, also past ex-
allied ruler of the local chapter.
Business sessions will follow the
dinner at which Mr.. Fahey again
will be the presiding officer. Plans
for the forthcoming year will be put
before the business conferees.
MIR. Meier will deliver the prin-
cipal address, when he will explain
and advocate his plan by which
every Elks' lodge will initiate a
group of candidates on Armistice
day night, all the ceremonies taking
place simultaneously in one great
gesture by the organization in honor
and memory of the boys who died
over there"
Elected in July
Mr.. Meier, elevated to his present
office at Elks' Grand Lodge session
in Milwaukee last July, has held
many other important offices in the
organization, and has been presi-
dent of the Grand Master Masons of
Washington and Alaska.
An attorney in Seattle, for several
years he held the position of cor
poration counsel for that city. He
was the founder of the famed Elks'
home for children in Seattle.
All meetings at the convention,
both of a social and huSi0acc ,7a tIYra
are to be informal.