davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1929 sport coupe, with rumble seat
A number OF these very economical cars
to be sold at S65 each: terms II desired.
Washinston's largest used-car lot. 646
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PLYMOUTH 1893 de luxe. second series
coupe. equipped with rumble seat; prGsSu-
S3n5: trade and easy terms. Washington's s
largest used-car lot. 646 Pa. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

OIDSMOBILE 1929 sedan: finish and IN
terior very clean. thoroughly dependanie
motor good rubber: Sl65; easy @ tsrms
Pohanka Service, 1925 goth st. NV. Pnohe
District 414l
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1881 Tudor; new paint, good tires.
mechanically ok. A great buy at this
price. $3.50. 941 Water st. sw.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

1880 ia-ton panel delivery:
S1a5: easy terms Barry-Pate Motor Co.,
on Conn ave Phone District 1900.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

STUDEBAKER 1892 President "s" con-
vertible coupe: finished in a beautiful two
tone tan with six chrome steel wheels
metal tire covers trunk rack: motor is in
the best of condition; has plenty Of speed
and power. Special price. $500. Lee d.
Butler Inc. Remember our new address
112R Cnnn
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PIERcE-ARROW 1891 7-pass. sedan; orig;
inal finish ike new. quiet and and poweritnr osr ior
Stia9 Lee D. Butler Inc. new address.
II3R Conn. ave Phone District 1918.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

OIDSMOBIIE 1898 sedan. car No. 700;
clean original finish. spotless velour nP
money back guarantee Leo Rocca. Inc,
7 N. Y. ave. ne Phone National 1322:
Evening star., 1935-04-30

CHEVROLET 1882 coach; mechanically ex;
cellerit. clean velour interior and has good
tires. S295. Easy terms. We ineluae .S our our
no-cost service and famous Blue R1ppon
and r /. ave. ne. Phone North 0330. Open
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1892 4-cyl convertible sedan: beau
tiful leather interior. in excellent condi-
ton. motor and tires perfect. See this
real bargain at WaShingtons largest used
car lot. Gao Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PLYMOUTH P. D. coupe. 1888: original
factory finish Of gray. red wire wheels;
interior spotless. motor perfect: priced 70
sell today Norris Inc. 2OlS 14tn ST.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD late 1890 de luxe roadster. KHAKI
Top tan upholstering: economical on oil
Sl5O cash. PIT 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1935-04-30
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)

CHEVROLET 1882 coupe; excellent condi-
tion; low down payment ana terms TO
reliable party. Castle. 104 18th St. Sc.
CHRYsLER 1882 coupe; finished in dark
chanieai chan al" condition throushout; rumble
seat; spappy little car Inr riGse emsmber 'S our
new new address. s. 1855 Conn. ave. DIST: i21s:
CHRYsLER 1929 .'75" sedan. $15g: ex-
ceilent motor and rubber; splendid trars-
portation Act quickly: a bargain. Lee y.
Brsr come Ine ave shons 1as
CHRYsLER 1881 "S" sedan: rednished IN
a beautiful tan, motor. just .overhauled
spoteSs exfeles5 ster TSooeI Inc Rec
member our new address, 1136 Conn. ave.
Phone District 1918.
cHRYsLER imperial sedan. 1898: Here's
iess inside '0M and i0s out folding trunk rack
metal tire covers; and the powerful Inn
perial motor with floating power, it's as
smooth as running water. =, MOTIFS me-
sorry group; about 1000 miles Priced for
quick sale. Call 81 Hawkins. Georgia 2974:
DODGE 1881 sport coupe; green, finish.
spotless mohair upholstery. rumble g5ns seas; seat
terms. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV.
Phone District 914l.
DODGE Victory sedan. fine condition:
family car. Private owner will sacrifice for
sos, Emerson 32s7. 5429 3lst st. NV.
2s
DODGE 1894 de luxe sedan: original black
finish without scratch. mechanically
faultless low mileage; 5000; money-back
guarantee. Leo Rocca. Inc. z N. Y. ave.
ne Phone National 1922.
DODGE for sale. 16-passenger bus. Dodge
/ 93l model. good condition. good tires.
Call wisconsin 467S.
DODGE 1898 deys,osstrator sedan: new car
guarantee. low mileage. Call 81 Hawkins.
Georgia 2a74.
ESSEX SPECIAL de luxe sedan: original
Evening star., 1935-04-30

! FORD 1881 de luxe Victoria new tires.
| motor reconditioned and interior in very
| good condition. Only 1919: trade and
| terms. Washingtons largest used-car lot,
Evening star., 1935-04-30

CADILLAC 1881 convertible, coupe; SIX
stainless-steel wire wheels. black paint;
black leather upholstery. best OF tires ano
q thoroughly reconditioned motor tnat Is
Capitol Cadillac Co. 122e 22nd st: NV.
Phone National 5000. Open evenings
Evening star., 1935-04-30

CHEVROLET 1888 coupe; Fisher no-draft
Ventilation. finish Al. excellent motor.
spotless interior. fine tires. A car you
will be proud to own; Honestly Priced at
S3g5: easy General Motors terms. owens
Motor Co R323 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

NASH 1898 special ''6" sedan. only S135;
in fine mechanicaI condition, good rubber,
clean interior. Emerson orme. 1Hh
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PONTIAC 1893 sedan: only S4a9. and IN
fne mechanical condition: rubber and in
terror excellent; splendid family car. En-
Evening star., 1935-04-30

DODGE for sale. 18-passenger bus. Dodge
/ 93l model. good condition. good tires.
Col
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PLYMOUTH 1893 coupe; attractive gray
finish. rumble seat spotlesS upholstery.
safety steel body. hydraulic brakes. per,
feet floating power engine. good rubber al
around $3S9. Easy terms with our ia,
free service. Triangle Ford Dealers. 1th
and r. l. ave. ne. North 033O. open
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan - Finished in
black, cream trim: clean velour upholstery,
faultless VS. motor. excellent tires; sos
down; convenient terms with our no-cost
service and Famous Blue Ribbon Guaran-
tee. Triangle Ford Dealers. No. 9 N Y.
ave NV National 1890
Evening star., 1935-04-30

CHEVROLET 1923 coach: in very good
condition: one OF our very best buy, .,r.S fSr
Washingtons largest used-car lot. 646
Evening star., 1935-04-30

STUDEBAKER 1890 special de luxe sedan:
1000 miles: in perfect running order; 6
wire wheels trunk rack: private owner
must sell. $500. 1909 3lst st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1881 coupe model 6-54
car in excellent condition: selling for
storage and repairs S195: terms North
west Garage. Phone National 331l.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

OIDSMOBIIE 1881 Patrlcfan sedan; pant,
motor, tires and general condition excel
lent. A fine car for only 1895. Emerson
& Orme 18th and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1894 de luxe coupe-Rumble seat.
black finish unblemished. cream stripe and
wire wheels: driven very little and reflects
new-car condition throughout; Sa5 down.
oaIanee easy monthly payments. including
Evening star., 1935-04-30

S9H down balance on easy terms; don't
miss this one. Bell Motors. 460 N. Z
Evening star., 1935-04-30

esneraI condition good; leaving town. sell
Tor SIS. Cali Met 523a bet. and 8 p m.
NASH 1929 sedan; good paint and tires: res
new ton good mechanical condition; Sloo'
Euclid ct NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1892 VS. Tudor; black finish, tires
like new; interior clean motor perfect. A
District g14l
Evening star., 1935-04-30

DODGE Victory 6 sedan. hne condition:
hydraulic brakes. cadet visor. 4 nne
family car. Private owner will sacrifice for
sos. Emerson 32S7. 5429 3lst st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PONTIAC 1891 4-door sedan; beautiful
black finish looks and runs like new; will
be Rlad to demonstrate: consider terms
let ct
Evening star., 1935-04-30

CHRYsLER 8 sedan. 1884. de luxe. We
can recommend this car to the most dis
terminating buyer; original inish Of gray
pearl essence perfect upholstery. metal
% DAYS. Phone for demonstration.
NoYris.' me, 2OlS 14th ut. North S9A9s
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PONTIAC 1888 sedan. car No. 1ol: has
general appearance and condition OF a new
car excellent tires: S415: money-back
guarantee. Leo Rocca. Inc. N. Y. ave.
n Phone National 132o
Evening star., 1935-04-30

BUICK. 1899 model 81 de luxe sedan; TINS
is car that warrants Your cOnsderation nnl rat nj
transportation tns pttr than any new car at this
price; we also have 1851 BulSk !? :
oniS 4th st NV North 3949.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1929 sport roadster. equipped with
rumble seat. This snappy little car sells
for only $40. Washington's largest used
car lot f46 Pa ave Sc
Evening star., 1935-04-30

He'll hydraulic dump body dual wheels.
helper springs. Priced to sell quickly.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1929 sedan; our outstanding value
for this week. Only 500: very easy terms
II desired. Washinetons largest used-car
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PONTIAC 1890 de luxe 3 sedan. This car
is BARGAIN at Sa5 Capitol Cadillac Co.
I.22 22nd st. NV. Phone National 1900.
Oman EVENINGS
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FRANKLIN 1881 sedan; looks and runs
like new: very good tires. spetiess in
terror. Here is your chance to own one
OF the fne cars at q very great saving,
Priced for action. s4s9. Lee b. Butief
Inc. Remember our new address, 1876
Conn. ave. Phone District 1918
Evening star., 1935-04-30

PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan. 6-cyl.: ma
room: driven months by careful driver
3410 Conn Phone Cleveland 3S3S.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

average condition. Do not buy car that
has been driven to death Just because 1t
is few dollars cheaper. See this one one. take Se
S41O: easy terms. owens Motor Co., 1929
Evening star., 1935-04-30

disposing of 1898 Dodge panel: new-car
condition. only 10000 miles. Phone Alex
~0n
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD, 1884 convertible coupe: looks and
upholstery: finished in tan with vermilion
wheels. Very sporty car at S499. Lee d.
Butler. Inc. Remember our new address.
1136 Conn. ave. Phone District 1918
Evening star., 1935-04-30

STUDEBAKER 1898 Commander IS"
coupe: free wheeling. steel body. auto
spotless interior: $3.50. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
new address. l136 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1935-04-30

rp inch panel; very slirhtiy Used: greatly re-
duced in price, Nolan Super Service Sta
Evening star., 1935-04-30
sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

new condition: rumble seat special FAC
tory color. Lady must sell. Sl95; terms:
S2S cash. ST., month. 3lH1 lth INV
Evening star., 1935-04-30

FORD 1881 coupe: excellent condition;
new tires; sacrifice. SLAB; terms to re-
sponsible party; any demonstration. Phone
, 1935-02-15
Farmers Elect
Special to The Herald

RIO GRANDE CITY. Feb. IS. =
County Agent Henry Brunneman
announced that Starr county farmers
have elected four members TO the
1885 acreage control board for the
county. They are George p. Marsh,
w ID Martin. Simon MunoZ and
Antioco Munoz. Farmers in more
than n dozen communities partici-
pated in the election.
, 1935-02-15

Tests conduted in Pittsburgh by
scientists indicate that the average
healthy person changes his position
20 times in eight hours OF sleep and
that II Is abnormal to sleep with
out moving.
, 1935-02-15
RELIEF WORK
FIGURES SHOWN

Workers we're supplied with u
$50, 900 jobs over q Is months period
recently by the u. S. Employment
service and MRS, according to an
nouncement by Frank w. Persons,
director OF the Employment service.
These figures show the value OF
the government employment SER
vices according TO John Starck, head
Of the MRS district headquarters
here. He urges that all unemployed
workers register with the service as
II provides a much needed contact
between employers and employees.
After registering with the service,
II is necessary that the worker re-
new registration regularly or his
name will be dropped on the as
sumption that he has found employ
ment.
THE business Of the u. S. Employ
ment service is TO help workers find
jobs Persons states. In order 70
perform these functions effectively.
We deem it highly important to get
the best qualified week for every
opening which an employer calls
upon the service to fill. This is the
sole basis on which we offer u SER
vice TO employers. In filling their
vacant jobs through the u. s. En-
ployment service, the employers are
not only performing a useful pub
lie function-they are also certain
to get men and women workers who
are best qualified for the jobs offer
ed.
But many a workman has said:
Why put in my application at the
, 1935-02-15

employment officer They haven't
enough jobs to 90 around That il
true at the present time. There arc
not enough jobs to 90 around. and
the Employment Service cannot
make jobs. It can. however. help to
speed up the process Of finding JOS.
In recommending competent men
for positions. the Employment sJer-
vice can and does curtail the time
spent in job seeking.
Clearance Of information between
our widespread offices makes II pos
sihle for the unemployed miner in
West Virginia to find other work
which he can do In an entirely diff
ferent occupation and perhaps In q
distant city. 1t al help the work.
man who has been permanently dis
placed from his job by the introduce
ton Of machinery TO find employ
ment in some other industry which
can use his previously acquired skill"
, 1935-02-15
HARLINGEN

ARCADIA. HARLiNGEN
Janet Gaynor and Warner Bax-
ter. well remembered by theatre
goers for their best performances
III Daddy Long Legs and Pad
dy,' again are united in the screens
new dramatic romance "One More
Spring" which is scheduled for
showing at the Arcadia Theatre
Friday and Saturday.
In one More Spring Janet
Gaynor has a deeply emotional role
as a courageous girl alone in the
world and Warner Baxter Is the
romantic adventurer, who clings 70
the right TO cream. Brought to-
gether by chance in a Park in mid
winter. a man and a girl. each
penniless, seek refuge in a deserted
Eouse. TO which come an oddly as
sortment Of characters. tossed hither
by adversely. Their communal
platonic life in which they put up
a stiff front, and learn 70 extract
Joy out OF the hard blows that come
their way, make the story an abb
SoTbing drama.
, 1935-02-15
Il DUCE GETS
SECOND DEFY
FROM AFRICA

ROME. Feb. Is. R,-Chareine
italy With aggression and terming
her troop mobilization a menace to
peace negotiations. a second Ethio-
plan note added Friday to the un-
certsinties OF the Italo-Ethiopian
crisis.
Premier Mussollni maintained sill
ence concerning the note and his
future policy. He conferred with
members OF the fascist grand coun-
Gil.
II vas indicated that the Ethiopian
question would come up In another
meeting OF Italy's highest legislative
body late IN the DAY.
In diyulglng the contents OF the
note. the Ethiopian legation pursued
the same policy which aroused the
ire Of italian officials three days
ago.
Alter Negradss Yesus. the Ethio-
plan cmlssary, made public King
sSlaSsieS original message OF de-
vance, a government spokesman
characterized his action as undiplo-
matte procedure.
The tenor Of the second message
was much like that of the first. Be-
sides accusing italy OF prejudicing
prospects for a peaceful settlement
az the dispute. II took direct issue
with Italian claims OF Ethiopian
aggression al Aldub on Jan. 20,
charging instead that the Italians
were guilty OF a provocative attack
AT that time.
Ethiopia. tho communication said,
not only has refrained from all hos
lille moves. but has not ever maSSed
Its forces near the frontier since the
clash at Ualual on December 5.
While italy tenscly awaited deve-
lopnentS. Official circles said that
any announcement must be held In
allowance until a definite verdict on
policy is reached by MuSsolini.
Meanwhile there appeared 70 have
mNrtn no change In plans 70 dispatch
~ first contingents Of the Afri-
can expeditionary force from Sicily
10 Eritrea and Italian Somaliland
SATURDAY.
, 1935-02-15
FAIRBANKS And
SYLVIA ON TRIP

LONDON, Feb. IS. -Pl-Dougl>
Fairbanks. Sr., and Sylvia, Lady
Ashley, sailed from Southampton
Friday on the East Asiatic liner Eu-
ropa for the Virgin Islands and the
start Of a world yachting cruise.
The American motion picture
star was extremely irritated because
OF the discovery OF the plans. The
Europa will land the couple at 81
Thomas. and afterward they plan
to 90 to Hawaii, Tahiti. and at last
10 the Orient.
In contrast with tie motion pic
ture actors chagrin. the golden
haired, titled, ex-chorus girl appear
ed in high spirits. She smiled gally
and seemed not the slightest per-
turbed as she kissed her sister good
bve inst before the boat train pull
ed out for Southampton.
AL St. Thomas Fairbanks Will
take possession Of a yacht belonging
10 Jesse Livermcre for the remain
der OF his tour.
His itinerary Is indefinite. but Il
IS designed 10 remove him from the
glare of publicity IN metropolitan
centers for at least six months.
The party Of friends who plan 70
join Fairbanks and Lady Ashley on
board the yacht includes Fred As
taire. the dancer. Donald Ogden
Stewart. the author. Bonita Hume,
British film actress, and her tiance,
Jack Dunfee, automobile racing
driver.
, 1935-02-15

Munitions ate up most OF inc
$3.50. 900. O00. 900 expended during tina
World War.
, 1935-02-15
Trio of Valley
Singers To Go
To San Antonio
CSpecial 10 The Herzid1


SAN BENITO. Feb. i5.-The San
Benito trio composed Of Gladys
Brady, Maud NoSler and Frances
l.. Ward is at last receiving the
recognition which II has been placed
on the program OF the Kiwanis
International convention IN San
Antonio next May.
These Songbirds have charmed
audience after audience not only
in the Valley but outside this section
as well. having sung at the state
convention of the state federation
OF women's clubs and other similar
gatherings. They also have caught
the public fancy over the radio.
Everywhere they have met with
the same fine reception due 10 the
high quality Of their voices and
their programs. They have made a
fine reputation both as a trio and
as soloiStS so that Valley Kiwanians
naturally wanted them TO be on the
international convention program
IN San Antonio. IL is believed 10 be
the first time Valley entertainers
have ever been selected TO appear
on an international convention pro-
gram but Valley people who know
them have no doubt but that they
viii conquer this vast aggregation
as easily as they have others.
They are already in rehearsal FOR
the convention although 1t Is some
months away. Their repertoire. al
though extensive as it is, viii be
expanded to include many types OF
songs
, 1935-02-15
RIXOLI. SAN RENITO

The Gilded Lily" showing Friday
and Saturday at the Rivoli theatre
In San Benito Is a bright and in
telligent film. full of warm. human
comedy touches. 1t present Claud-
cite Colbert iE the starring role,
her first singing and dancing role
since The Torch Singer
The plot Of The Gilded Lily
concerns a pair OF amiable people
whose principal diversion consists
OF sitting on a park bench and
munching popcorn. But their bliss
full heaven L. broken up when
Claudette Colbert the girl falls in
, 1935-02-15

Victor Herbsrt,S musical score
was followed as closely as possible
in producing the Hal Roach-M-G-M
feature. Babes liz Toyland,' which
l. declared TO be the late musicians
most delightful fantasy, showing
Saturday only at the Capitol,
Brownsville.
In the screen fantasy are heard
such stirring Victor Herbert COM
positions as Bo-Peep,1 Castles in
Spain. GO TO Sleep. Slumber
Deep and March OF the Toys
and others. "A chorus OF thirty
picked voices augment the singing
OF Felix knight. dramatic tenor
and Atwater Kent National Final
ist for 1892. who plays Tom-Tom,
and Virginia Harms, who portrays
Mother Goose.
, 1935-02-15

European nations spent So. 900 .00O.-
600. o approximately is. per cent
OF their total governmental revenue,
for national defense in 1888.
, 1935-02-15
At h Theaters

ouS odds. But "Baboona' relegates
to second place anything that they
or anyone else-has ever brought
cut Of the jungle!
, 1935-02-15
QUEEN

one OF the most astounding rev.
Citations OF the motion picture era,
the new Martin Johnson adventure
film "Baboona shows Friday ana
Saturday al the Queen, Brownsville.
"Baboona" will furnish YOU with
some OF the biggest thrills and the
most compelling adventure Sc
ouences you have ever beheld on a
screen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin johnson
present-day explorers OF wild lands
have dazzled the world time ana
time again with their exploits. and
with their Photographic records OF
gigantic conqueStS against tremend-
, 1935-02-15

love with an English noble. Ray
Milland visiting the United States
incognito.
When he walks out on her. her
old boy friend. Fred MacMurray,
who is, incidentally. a reporter,
turns preSS-agent and booms Miss
Colbert into an overnight sensation
as the girl who Tilted a duke.
, 1935-02-15

The women or Celebes renew
their attire twice annually.
, 1935-02-15
COED FOUND
NEAR DEATH

LCNCHBURG, Va. Feb. S.-CP-
Police continued investigation Fri
day OF the shooting OF Miss Joy
Koy. l8-year-old sophomore at Ran
dolph Macon Woman's College,
found Thursday night in Riverside
Park with two small calibre bullet
wounds just below the heart. Her
home is In TeXarkana, Ark.
Police Captain Virgil Grow ques-
toned the girl at Lynchburg hos
pital. He said She told him she shot
herself. droppG the pistol and
walked some distance before sitting
down on the curb stone where she
was found.
Asked for her motive. Captain
Grow said the girl murmured 'trou-
bic. trouble" Then a physician in
terrupted his interview.
The pistol was not found last
night.
Some hours after Miss Koy had
been taken to the hospital attend
ants there reported her condition as
encouraging. asserting that she had
rallied 80 we'll that "A blood transfu-
sion was thought unnecessary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
COURT RULES
IN UNIQUE SUIT
Holds Finance Firm Must
Repay Note Held by
DefunCt Bank.

Decision involving a point of law,
said to have been passed on only
three times previously in the entire
United States, was made today by
Superior Judge Herbert E. Wilson.
The case involves liability of a
financing company on notes and re-
suits in judgment of $500 against
the Commercial Credit Co., 100 E.
Vermont-st, in favor of the Sey-
mour National Bank, administrator
in the estate of James M. Shields.
Mr.. Shields had held a $500
note, part of 100000 issue by the
now defunct City Trust Co. The
notes were issued against condition.
al sales contracts for automobiles
and placed with the trust company.
as trustee, by the credit company.
The finance company deposited
funds to meet its obligations to Mr..
Shields on the date due, but the
trust company became insolvent
before he presented the note for
payment.
Effect of Judge Wilson'S decision
is to make the finance company
pay twice on one obligation be-
cause he holds that the City Trust
Co., as trustee, was not the agent
of the note holder for the purpose
Of payment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
WAR OPPONENTS
TO COME HERE
Local Chapter to Be Host
of State Conference
Tomorrow.

Indianapolis chapter, American
League Against War and Fascism,
is to be host of statewide con-
ference at 2 tomorrow afternoon III
the Lincoln.
Reports on views of indianapolis
organizations on war and Fascism
are to be made by commissions as
signed to make surveys.
The Rev. Howard G. Lyle, Fletch
er Place M. E. Church pastor, is
to preside The conference is to be
open to the public.
Principal speaker is to be Miss
Frieda Ludwig, Chicago, head of
the league.
Tom N. Fuson, Terre Haute Cen
trail Labor Union secretary, is to be
speaker. He is to head a Terre
Haute delegation of 20 trade union
members.
Delegates are TO be chosen to at
tend the third national congress of
the league in Cleveland Jan. to s.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-14
LODGE WILL INSTALL
NEW HEADS TUESDAY
Logan Group Also to Hold
Christmas Party.

Public installation of officers and
annual Christmas party are an
nounced for Tuesday night by Lo-
gan lodge, Free and Accepted Ma
sons, in the Logan room Of the Ma
sonic Temple, North and illinois,
SITS
Charles o. Bush, past master, is
to install the following:
Paul David Chapman, worShipful
master, to succeed Elmer A.
Schaekel; Joseph Potter, senior
warden; Seth Wells, junior warden;
Christ o. Ritter, treasurer; Charles
E. Lucas, secretary; Kermit jacob
son, senior deacon: William Beeson,
Junior deacon; Norman Carey, SEN
Tor steward; Alden Viking, Junior
steward; Bert Gadd, Temple chair
man; Frederick Marker, Masonic
Relief Board, representative, and
Mr.. Schaekel. trustee.
Albert Cordee is chairman of the
party. which is to include a chill
dren'S playroom to be visited by
Santa Claus; card games and dane
ing