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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

I, you suffer from rheumatic. .thriii,
or neurlu, pain. try thi. simpl, in.I.
pensis. hom. recipe that thousand. ar.
using Get paokAs. Of RUIN Com
pound two week supply. today MI
h RIth quart o. water ado IN. Iule.
CT 4 lemons a.. easN No trouble At
a. and pleasant You need unts table
speausful two times daN often within
q hours-somei zines eNerutEht- splendid
results srs obtained IL the pain, do
naI quickly leave aud 70 you do not feel
better. return the empty package and
EHaEx Nui est you nothing TO ~ IS
Il : sold bv your druggist under an Al
soiufs money hack guaranfee Ru- ~
Compound IL for sale and recon uended
~ Pay Less and druE stores systy where
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Sewer Utility
Bill Approved
Governor Receives
Act From Senuis

trs rses~. rtm-. stair ssss<si
eArrroi> oi,rsrs. VIA 10y
one dissenting vote. the MI en-
rn~ersns rsecms snd either cities
Il ct ~ . sewer utility rss~<d
The senate Tuesday ara as sub
mitted % the gcvernet.
rhe measure VS. . .ah>u=
tase fsr Ma sss. i.srssse~d
~ Rep. tnn Srsahl rses.s>.
grating s~w psser - elite.
In ned ~ sewer facilities.
u passed the senate ~ vets II
a. % ! The hlll provide. that
the people may. ~ three fifshs
vote. establish IN. utility and ssss
sewer service Paid fur n the
manner % light and water utilities
sens asrney Jsessoa snd Noats
rsrrlvsl led the measure n final
vote in the upper chamber rsFsis
val painted out that racems rad
sdesrns upon aossns' ~ acres II
residential land rot available fef
construction because ~ = health
department order hating building
until tho sewer Issue IL settled. 10
declared u ~ss holding ~ building
plans ~ . great number n families
from Fort Lewis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Ceremonial Will Be Held
AT Elks Temple Saturday

Red tassels flying from black
fezEes emblszoned by golden EN-
blems will be numerous In Tacoma
Saturday. March 10, FOR the spring
ceremonial Of the Mystic Order OF
Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
Realm IN the theater Of the Elks
temple
This ceremonial is an annual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

over . period OF four years in =
var against the mightiest army
the world has ever known"
one Of his most bitter TRADES
VAS waged against public opinion
polls. which he said were not a
true barometer OF the pubhcs at
ttude toward RooseVelts foreign
policy.
lie described the polls q.
lying. deceitful and hypocrlf-
teal. resorting ~ vague. tricky
questions 10 test public opin-
lon"
If American aid 10 Britain
means sending American youths
10 foreign soil. the people would
have different answer. Roll
leaders, II they were to ask a
question If this sort would he
showed under by an avalanche Of
Nos from os per cent of the
people"
A newspaper man for - years.
Marshall said he was reporter
on the London Chronicle 30 years
ago and that all his ancestors were
of English descent.
But that doesn't prevent me
from being an American" he
added. Il am for preserving Amer
lea and not for furthering the I'M
scrupulous designs OF the British
empire
The British have come TO
regard us ss fools. and after
The war they will have respect
for the Germans and contempt
for us. That viii he the case
no matter who wins the war.
III We are such simpletons as TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Charges Roosevelt Has Sold
u. S. Back 10 Great Britain
Verne Mdrsholl. in Speech Here. Says
F. D. Plons to Send Troops to Europe

Verne Marshall chairman Of the No Foreign War COM
ee charged Tuesday night that President Roosevelt had
sold the United States back England when he signed the
Lend Lease bill
Before audience of 500 persons in Odd Fellows hall.
the World veteran said that L s involvement in the
only matter of time unless the people
interviewed TO prevent H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

consumed ~ Northwest pulp miIiA
WIN that market removed. tne
resulting shutdown - >l<etrr<h<m-
cal plants would an<.n 10 e
xerk Coz sevef.l sandrsd n<n.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
In mrn1uriant

COOK, HARRY NJ. In cherished mem
aRR SqF cooK RhS passed away snd
denly one year ago today December :, 1910.
No one knows but God above
How our hearts are aching
For the one We love.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAUD A. COOK. AND
FREEMAN. SALLY In remembrance Of
9T bo 9s0ssd tb m sA1e9 yess
Mrs Mr. '0Of bELIIfA itLsIst BuNDY. MRS. SARAH
WILSON AND MISS HARRIET FREE
GRAY, HENRY NJ, JR. In loving mem
ory OF our dear husband and stepfa ther.
HENRY NJ GRAY, Jr., who departed this
life one month ago today, November z.
Memories keep you always near US.
Hidden tears often iow as days of sadness
AlthouEh It seems like but yesterday you
left US. dear.
We loved YOU in life. remsmbered IN death
DfSHI DAuGRrER ER TRri Lo4T1E A9A osR5 sRowA M
HARRIS. LILLE GAGGED. In sad but
mother. The LILLE 5Aae1E1 HHRRis. sho
today, December :, 1927.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture
OF a dear one laid to rest
In memorys. frame We shall treasure 1t
We miss your love your cheery ways,
We will miss you TO the end Of our days.
We miss you, mother. when we need
friend.
For on YOU We could always depend
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
JACKSON. MARION VIRGINIA. In low
ing remembrance of MARION VIRGINIA
JACKSON who died 10 years ago today.
December :. 1881
She travelled the journey before US.
She has known all the cost Of the way.
She paid our the price 70 its fullness
That motherhood only can pay.
THE FAMILY.
JACKSON, RICHARD J. In loving mem
ory OF my dear brother, RICHARD J.
JACKSON. who departed this life seventeen
years ago today. December :. 1924,
1t matters not which road take,
How dark and lonely it may be.
I know that God will somewhere Join
HIS d DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. JOSEPHINE
PETERSON.
MAHONEY. CARRIE In loving remem-
brance of our dear mother. CARRIE Ma
HONEY who left US two years ago today.
December T. 1899.
She is gone. but not forgotten.
And as dawns another year
In our lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of her are always near.
Our lips cannot tell how we miss her.
Our. hearts cannot tell what to say
God alone knows how We miss her
HER Il GHJ h4ns fa aoMAs Il enssoWs YouS
LEE THELMA ANDERSON AND 1zETTA
SHAW
MONACO. SALVATORE. In lovins. mem
ory Of my husband and our father
life ten years ago today. December Z, 1881.
Loved and remembered always
HIS WIFE. ANGELINA MONACO, AND
CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Fred R. Hink|e, Army
Press Adviser, Dies

Fred r. Hinkle, SO, well-known
newspaper and advertising man en-
ployed in the Public Relations
Bureau of the War Department,
died Friday night in Garfield Hos
pital after a major operation.
Mr.. Hinkle came to Washington
last May to accept civilian editorial
position with the War Department.
Soon afterward he was made con-
sultant and adviser to Brig. Gen. A.
D. Surles, director of the Public
Relations Bureau.
A native OF Fairfield, Iowa, he was
educated at Parsons College there
and was graduated from the Uni
versity of Iowa. He started his
newspaper work in Montana and
worked for number of years on
the San Francisco Chronicle, of
which he was city editor.
Mr.. Hinkle went into the Army
Signal Corps as a private in 1917
and was promoted for first lieu
tenant. He served in France.
After the war he resumed news
paper work and branched into ad-
vertising. In the years following
he was an executive of the r. L.
Lilibridge Advertising Agency, aSso-
ciated with King Features Syndica te
as promotion manager, with the
International News Service and
Radio Station WINS. He engaged
in advertising and publicity work a
few years ago.
Services and burial will be private
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Funeral Services Today
For Mrs. Jessie P. Wood

Mrs. Jessie Porter Wood, resident
of Washington since 1898, died
Friday at her home, 1926 Biltmore
street. Services will be held at 3:3(
o'clock this afternoon at All Souls
Memorial Church, with the Rev
H H. D. Sterrett officiating. Burial
will be in Oakwood Cemetery Char
lottesville, Va.
A native of Charlottesville, Mrs
Woods taught art there and at
Providence, r. l., before coming
here to work at the Library OF
Congress. She arranged the first
art exhibit at the Library of Con-
gress after the present building was
opened.
Retired from the library after
"a years service, she became active
in the Daughters Of Founders and
Patriots, National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and the National Genealogical
Society.
She was also a member of the
Columbian Women of George Wash
ingtOn University.
Mrs. Wood is survived by three
sisters, Miss Genevieve L. Porter
Mrs. Virginia Porter Aal and Mrs
Randolph D. Hopkins, and two
nieces, Mrs. Victor Zelov of Phila.
delphia and Mrs. Wellesly M. Sheare
of Washington.
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Miss Helen A. Co|houn
To Be Buried in ARLINGTON

Miss Helen Agusta Colhoun. who
died Thursday in the Cedarcroft
Sanitarium after a foUr-year illness.
will be buried tomorrow in Airing
ton National Cemetery, following
services at 10 am in the Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church.
She made her home here In the
1400 block Of Fairmont street NV,
and was the daughter of the late
Rear Admiral Edmund Ross Col
houn. AS member of the Society
of Sponsors, she christened a de-
stroyer named after her father. In
addition she was a member of the
Arts Club and the Washington
Readers Club and took an active
interest in the affairs of the
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church.
She had travelled extensively and
included among her interests the
Y. w. c. A. and church organiza-
tions.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Maj. Ohio Robinson, 63,
Dies in Tennessee
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 6.-Maj.
Otho Robinson, SO. whose military
service included duty in the Philip
pines, along the Mexican border and
in France, died late last night in
the Veterans Hospital at Murfrees-
boro.
He enlisted in 1897 and was COM
missioned major II years later. In
later years he served as assistant
State adjutant general.
For many years. he has been as
sistant chief of the range at the
national rife matches at Camp
Perry, Ohio.
Survivors include two daughters
Mrs, Earl Blven Of Fayetteville, N
C., and Mrs. Mildred Parker of
Gadsden, Ala.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Hawkes. Demands
Control Of Wages
In Price Measure
Heed of U. S. Chamber
Urges Senote to Adopt
Views of Business

Price control legislation should
deal with wages on the same prin-
ciples as it does prices, Albert w
Hawkes., president of the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United States
said last night in urging the Senate
to modify the House bill to bring ii
more nearly in accord with the
views Of business organizations" as
reflected in referendum Just taker
by the Chamber.
Price control legislation" Mr.
Hawkes. said, should not be usec
as subterfuge for avoidance OF
dealing directly with the causes OF
imitation, including non-defenSe anc
non-essential spending on a grea,
scale" The purposes stated in the
bill, he continued, with the exception
of that calling for "stabilization OF
prices and prevention of speculative
unWarranted and abnormal in.
creases in prices should be elimi-
mated.
Restoration of the provision
stricken out by the House-for con-
sulting industry committees in re.
gard to prices affecting their fields
also was advocated.
Price relationships should be the
standard used and prompt and clear
action should be authorized to cor
rect departures from such relation
ships" Mr.. Hawkes. said.
The definitions in the bill should
be thoroughly revised and made
explicit"
Mr.. Hawkes. said that improve
ments made in the House included
removal of the authority to issue
licenses and to buy and sell com
modities and dominate markets
substitution Of a single administra-
ton and a five-member board OF
review and limitation on the life OF
the legislation.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Milk
Continued From First Page)


New York in the penny milk pro-
jects sponsored by the S. NJ A.
Welfare Board Handles Fund.
The Board of Public Welfare ad-
ministers the sponsors contribu-
ton" fund which will be used to
pay the penny on each half pint.
The difference between penny
and the actual cost of the milk
determined by contract, will be
paid by the Surplus Marketing Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. Haycock pointed out that the
sponsors contribution" is now pay
ing cents a bottle for the half
pints served with the free school
lunches. The same fund, he added
now will go much further toward
providing milk for needy children
To meet one of the requirements
Of the S. M. A. each institution had
to have so per cent of its enroll
ment in children Of needy families.
If this condition was met, the entire
school would get the milk.
A subcommittee of welfare lead
ers made the school survey to deter
mine which schools were eligible
under this provlso
Another Condition.
Another condition was that the
consumption of milk in the schools
would be increased 270 per cent to
prevent financial loss to the milk
producers. The estimated increase
under the District program is more
than 300 per cent
The children in the schools will
get their milk before going out to
play at the 1890 am. recess. To
avoid segregation of needy children
all the children in the school will
be served the milk In the settle
ment houses, the milk will probably
be served at the time in the morn
ming or afternoon when the attend
ance is greatest.
No final decision has vet been
reached on a way of hurdling the
clause in the contract agreement
form between the S. M. A. and
boards of education under which
| no child was to receive more than
one-half pint a day of subsidized
milk.
If the noon lunch milk was
dropped. Mr.. Haycock said, the
Board of Education might not be
able to attain the required 270 per
cent increase. The brief letter from
Mr.. Hendrickson contained no refer
ence to this point, he said, adding
he was certain this clause would not
endanger the carrying out of the
| program.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Services for Dr.. Rotter
Tomorrow at Alexandra

Services for the Rev Sanford l..
Rotter, 81, of Mathews, Va, who
was killed in an automobile acci-
dent Friday near Alexandria, will
be held at 1890 a m. tomorrow at
the chapel of Virginia Theological
Seminary in Alexandria. Burial will
be at Petersburg.
A former instructor at the Epis-
copal High School in Alexandria,
Mr.. Rotter was the rector of Kings
ton Parish. composed of Trinity,
st. Johns and Christ Churches.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Philip H. Carroll Dies;
Was Hoover Relief Aide
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
PORTLAND, Greg, Dec. s. -
Philip H. Carroll, Sc. a member of
Herbert Hoover's staff in the Amer
ican Relief Administration after
the World War. died today.
Mr.. Carroll was a major with the
A. E. F. when borrowed by Mr.
Hoover for relief work. first in
Russia and later in Germany. In
1919 he was member of a COM
mittee which arranged with Maxim
Litvinoff to feed starving Russians
He was granted passport No. /, tn,
first issued by the then newly Or
ganized Soviet Union.
For the last Is years Mr.. Carroll
has been commissioner of public
docks in Portland.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Dr.. l. F. Gruber Dies

CHICAGO, Dec. PD.-Dr. l.
Franklin Gruber, 10. for the last
Is years president of the Chicago
Lutheran Theological Seminary in
suburban haywood, died at his home
last night. Death was attributed to
a heart attack he suffered two
weeks aao.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
In mrn1nriant

PAYNE. MARGUERITE CAROLYN A
trloute OF love and devotion 10 the memory
OF our beloved daughter and sister MAR
GOERITE CAROLYN PAYNE. who died FIVE
years ago today, December :. 1895.
We were standing at your bedside
And saw your life depart
AND when We knew you had gone
1t almost broke our hearts
We tried so hard to save you.
Our prayers were all in vain.
Thls world would seem like heaven
II we have you back again
HER DEVOTED PARENTS, HELEN V AND
LEROY L. PAYNE AND BROTHERS
MEREDITH AND PHILIP SIMMONS, .
WEBB. MARIAN SIMMS In loving mem
DRY OF my Gear aunt. MARIAN SIMMS
WEBB. who departed this life twelve years
ago today, December :. 1929
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in my heart
LOVING NIECE. HATTIE MORRIS. .
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Society to Meet

The fourth annual parade Of
talent" of the Patent Office Society
will be held in the Commerce De-
partment Auditorium at 8:15 pm.
Wednesday. Anthony Monde, ma
tionally known accordion artist, will
play.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
French Writer Dies

ANTIBES. Unoccupied France,
Dec. 6 P).-Louis Bertrand, IS,
writer and historian and member
of the French Academy, died today
at his villa in Cap d'Antibes.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Son, 80, Succumbs

HOMER, Ga, Dec. 6 LP).-Eighty-
year-old Charles Andrew Scott died
while planning a Christmas visit
to-his mother. The parent. Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott of McConnellsville,
Ohio, is 100.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

D. F. COONEY, Adiutant
LAMBERT, JANE BOWMAN. On satur-
d2y Decsm5gr S g I4t / a. Bopfopafhii 6t nc
+ s. ne beioVed wife Of B F, Lambert
and mother Of Jacs V7u7han q Hiaas r. trrsr.,
home, 29ol "A n s., n ", on Monday, De-
vember :. at $50 pm.
LAMBERT, JANE BOWMAN On satqr-
Hospital Hos '$S JASE BowMAN LAMBERT Of ia
| T ST. ne, beloved wife of B. F. Lambert
and mother Of Jack Vaughsn.
SERVICES al the S. H. Hines Co funeral
! Lincoln Cemetery.
LINKINS, NETTIE Fl. On THURSDAY.
December 4, 1911, at her home. sll
Thayer ave, Silver Spring. Md: NETTIE
H. LINKINs. beloved wife of William G.
Mrs. Linkins rests at the Warner E
Pumphrey funeral home, s434 Georgia
will be held on Sunday, December :, at
$50 pm. Interment Colesville Cemetery.
LINKINs, NETTIE H. Ofncers and mem
" N bers Of silver Spring Chapter;
X !; !. !: !, :
HAZEL HALL, Worthy Matron.
MURRAY, HERBERT. Suddenly on
dence, 173@ B st. Sc. HERBERT MURRAY.
| beloved husband of Anna N. Murray NEE
/ apd grandfather of Georse Herbert Muir
/ ray. Remains resting at the Lee funeral
/ services will he held on Tuesday: Decem-
/ Der 9. a. > pm. Relatives and friends
! invited Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
| tChester' Pa, papers please copyo
POWER, LUCY F. On Saturday, De
LUCY F POWER, widow Of the late James
l. Power and mother t her OF James F paf PoWer
anR Remans restnp fs De Name f9nera
| home. Sl7 King St, Alexandria, till Tues
day, December Q. et am, thence to. St.
$50 am. Interment ST. Mary's Cemetery.
|
ROSE MsRY p0F ThHTsday cHsn e
Robert L. Coger. She also is survived by
many other relatives and friends Remains
resting on at the 1er.sI Mayan schey funeral
where services will be held Tuesday: De
Sem0eTi MemeTia p cemetery ar Pm in'ermen' Line9h
ROYAL. STEPHEN R. On Saturday.
December, 6, l94l. La at -+ his residence, 647
loved husband Of, MaTearet L. Royal and
father Of Doyle p Norma L. and Robert
Funeral from the Huntemann funeral
home 5732 Georgia ave, on Tuesday, De-
| cember g. at > p m. Relatives and friends
| invited to attend.
ROYALL, STEPHEN r. special COM
| munication of Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. F. A.
A. NJ, is hereby called for Tuesday, De-
cember Q. 1871. at l m, at the MaSonic
Temple, to conduct Masonic services for
our late brother. STEPHEN r. ROYALL.
A RUSSELL MILLER, Master. 8
| SCALA, SIMONE. On Friday, Decem-
ber s. l94l, at Sibley Memorial Hospital.
SIMONE SCALA of 1910 Warder st. n W,
beloved husband of the late Frances Scala
and father of Joseph Paul and George
Scala. Mrs Vito Radice, Mrs. William
Grenfell. Mrs. Saviour sidotti and Miss
Amelia Scala.
Services at the above residence on Tues
! day, December 9, at am: thence to St
Gabriel's Church, Grant Circle and N H
ave NV, where mass will be offered al
q3n am. Interment St. Mary's Gem
etery. 8
SKATER. MABEL G.: On Friday. De
cember ). 1941, at Walter Reed Hospital
MABEL G.. SKATER, beloved wife of Car
Shatzer and sister of Mrs. Charles Yocun
and Mrs. Harry Bruner of Chambersburg
Pa, and Harry Bitner of Hagerstown. Md
Funeral services at the Chambers fu
neral home, 400 Chaplin st. NV. on Mon
| day, December s. at / pm. Relatives anc
| friends are invited. 1nterment Arlingtor
National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

HENsHAw. JESSE c. On Friday. De
cember ). 19il. al his residence, oZ3e
Sherrier p! n W. JESSE c. HENSHAN, pc
loved husband Of Anna B. Henshaw, tather
OF Henry and Eugene HenShaW Steplatner
OF Francis. Helen and Wilson FIetcheI'
brother OF James HenShav. Remains rest
ing at the above residence.
Services at the above residence on MON,
DAY. December :, at - m Relatives and
friends invited Interment Cedar hill
Cemetery Services by Chambers George
town funeral home.
HOLMES, ALPBONZO SCOTT. Departed
this lie Friday. December D. l44l, AL
PHONZO SCOTT HOLMES Of 1919 Rev
JERSEY ave NV. son Of Mrs. Sarah E. and
the late Frank S Holmes; brother ot MRS
Margaret Gross. Mrs. Alice Jonnson,
Mrs y Geneva Brown and Mrs Nattie
Z Norris He also leaves other. relatives
and many friends 20 mourn their loss
Remains resting at z. W, Bundy S funeTai
home. t2l Florida ave NV.
Notice OF funeral later.
JoHRDEN. LOUIS Suddenly. on Fri,
DAY, December ;. 1871, at the United
States Naval Hospital. LOUIS JQHRDEN
of 545 14th St. Sc. beloved husband OF
Mary c. Johrden and father OF Ilmothy
H. and Louis G. Johrden and Mrs Martina
J. McDevitt.
Funeral services al the above residence
on Monday. December 8. at 10 am. IN
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
Lillian ENELAI' %
B. c. WARREN Secretary.
q nfErpTC

CARTER EDWARD G. Al ohCtTS dHu
~ III members OF Electa Chapter;
NSLW No g. o (. S. are requested
TnT 10 attend the funeral OF our
AES worthy patron. Brother ED
NN WARD G. CARTER. TUESDAY
W December Q. 1871. at pm d,
from Third Baptist Church
Bb and SITS NV The officers Will per
forr, burial ceremony al MS late resi-
dence l4Il Nonte.!o ave. ne. Monday
Deoeni0ei Pearl r FRANKLIN. W. NJ.
JOSEPH MINOR. Acting W. p.
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Garha nf ThankH

CORUM. ROBERT. wish to express my
sincere thanks 10 my friends and relatives
for their kind expressions OF sympathy anc
beautiful flowers and also to the Rev S w
Philips of the Macedonia Baptist Church
AIRING ton. Va. at the death of my beloved
husband, ROBERT CORUM.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LILLIAN CORUM
sYDNoR, BOOKER f. tREVD. The fam
lily OF the late Rev BOOKER f. SYDNOR
NlSn 10 express their sincere thanks TO Rev
+ Murray. WASHINGTON Baptist Ministers
Conference. relatives, friends and nelghborS
Tor their floral tributes, cards. telegrams
and other expressions Of sympathy durlns
our bereavement
MRS. NANCY SYDNOR. MRS. PEARL RO-
LAND AND JAMES E. SYDNOR.
Evening star., 1941-12-07
HEFF<rR, MRS. EMMA R. special

HEFFNtR, MRS. ENMA r. Special
n II meeting OF Ruin ChapteT
EN<N O. z s. Is called for Monday,
YAK December : 1871. a. 20 m.
&EN ~ StanSburv Masonic Temple.
ECTI-A or the purpose OF attending
w re funeral OF our late sister
Mrs EMMA R HEFFNER. BY
order of the worthy matr0n.
MRS. CATHERINE S. EPPLY,
Secretary
Evening star., 1941-12-07

HRDEN, LOUIS G. The members OF
m Gen. Nelson A Miles Camp. No.
i. Department D. C, U. S. W. v,
ESsA will assemble at 545 14th St.
SxHEj sc. at g:45 am. Monday. De:
ASM cember 8. la41 for the funeral
al of our late comrade. LOUIS G.
IL JOHRDEN. Interment Arlington
NISEPE THORNRuRG. Commander.