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The Omaha guide., 1941-12-13

A. S.-This is me again Dr..
Abe. You remember old "a. S."
the n you told to throw /,
wife's kinsfolk out the door adj
lock it after them. That is
actly what I did DR.. Abe and bl s
my soul if me and my wife have
not been as happy as two june
bugs ever since. I have in mind
to sell my little farm and move 90
the city and want to hear what
you have to say about it?
Ans: I'm against the idea A. s
Tell you why: You can live 100 rer
cent cheaper right where you ara
than you can in the city and yo'l
are not so far out that you cannot
come to town occasionally. y1u
have your farm in better fina71c-
ial shape than its ever been, don't
be a sucker and let some other
fellow profit from all the hard
work you put in building up 10
what you have now. My advice
is to stay where you are and plant
the biggest crop ever next year.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23


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La gaceta., 1941-01-23
La fiesta del SGbadO

La fiesta del Sdbado
En- todos nueStros circulos so
ciales Sc habla con entusiasmo
del bale q. en- honor de la Srta.
Hortensia Vallina, reina del Car
naval Latino-Americano, sc We =
rificara en- la sociedad Centre
Espanol de West Tampa, Ell en-
trante sabado. Con esta fiesta
termina su reinado la Srta. Va
lima, y al mismo tempo sera =
legida la que la sucedera.
Ell Sr. Leon Cain, p~residente
ha preparado un magnifico y a.
memo programa.
Para los amantes de las pleas
cubanas y espanolaS Sc ha orga-
nizado una formidable Orquesta
compuesta de ounce m1Sicos y
cuatro cantantes que, a juzgar
por los ensayos realizadoS, ha de
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
EMPEZARA A RENDIR UN
COMPLETE SERVICIO LA
ESTACION DE A DE
NUESTRO COLEGA Ell TRI
BUNE

La poderosa estaci6n trasmi-
sora de nuestro colega ell Tam
pa Morning Tribune" uno de
los mejores diarios del Sur y del
pals, reconocida por las letras
VILLA, comenz6 hoy, a las $50
de la manana, a ofrecer progra-
mas completes, bajo la licencia
que recientemente lie concediera
la Comisi6n Federal de Comuni-
caciones.
Construida en- la avenida de
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
~EXHIBICION A DE
~TELENISION

En- una tienda levantada en-
ell terreno de Phillips, Ia comps
MIA General Motors ofrece de-
mostraciones de teIevisi6n Y o.
tros avances del prograso.
Todos los dias Sc abrira la
tienda a las 2 de la tarde y Sc ce-
a las 10 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
NOTAS SOCIALES
PoR A RoDRICUEZl

ser del agrado de los bailadores.
Este conjunto llsvara ell nombre
de Carnival Latino" Los bal
tables americanos lie han sido
confiados a la orquesta don
Francisco"
Los precios senalados son de
$1.00 para los caballeros y SOC
para las Comas.
Agradecemos la gentileza del
Sr. Leon Cain, al enviar las in
vitaciones para este festival.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
Ell bale de dnOche

Aver noche Sc anotaron su pri
mer triunfO social-econ6mico del
aho, los miembros de la Unidad
Cat6lica de la Iglesia Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro, al
celebrar su primer bale "Azul
Y Blanco."
Una distinguish cOncurrencia'
llen6 la amplia sala de fiesta. La
bien ~apreciada orquesta don
Francisco" gus tuvo a su cargo
la parte tailable.
Actuaron como madrinas de
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
La junta de hog

En- nota que me entrega ell Sc
cretario de la Secci6n de RecreO
del Circulo Cubano, Sr. Tomas
Rodriguez Jr., me pide que por
este medic cite a los miembroS
de la referida Secci6n para la
junta que Sc efectuara esta no :
che, en- el lugar y bora de cos
tumbre.
Tambien las compOnentes de
la Secci6n de Damas e~fectuaran
iunta. Sc desea la presencia del
mayor nGmero possible.
Quedan enteradas ambas Sec
clones.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
JUNTA GENERAL EN- Ell
CENTRIC ESPAEOH

La Soeisdad Centre Espan9l
ce,ebrara hoy una importante
unta general, en- su edificio &c
ll1or City.
Sera presentado a los Sooios
el balance del ano y del ultimo
trimeStra de 1910.
Ru6gase la asistencia de to-
dos. con ell fin de que sc enteren
de Ia Marcia de Sus intereses.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

do desde hace dias nuestro ami
90 Alexandra Pihera, Sc nos in
forma que su estado es bastante
satisfactorio.
Ell Sr. Pinera ingreS6 en- di-
cha casa de salud sufriendo de
broco-pneumonia. lie aHste ell
Reputable galeno DR.. Juan Silve-
rio.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
am1ricanos Panama City y
Glare, Ell primero procedente de
Panama City y ell segundo do
CorpU, Christi, en- Texas. Con
carga general parti6 ell vapor
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
De regreSO

lie fegFeSO
Despues de haber disfrutado
de unas bien ganadas vacacionls
por espacio de un mes en- la Per
la de las Antillas, regreso en- Ia
manana de hoy, via Miami, ell
DR.. Luis Rey Olachea y su distn-
guida esposa aEstela.
FL DR.. Rey pertenece al stair
medico de la Sociedad CircuIo
Cubano y la Clinica "El Bien Pa
,blico."
Una buena noticia para sus
numeroso clientes.
Con estas lineas enviamos un
saludo al amigo y su apreciada
eSposa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
Matinee Balable

FL pr6ximo domingo ofrecera
otro matinee la eStimada Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Espa-
mol de Ybor.
Ocupara Ell palco de la musica,
como de costumbre, la orquesta
Don Francisco"
Principiara a las cuatro de Ia
tarde Y terminara a las ocho de
la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

Otras maravillas cientificas.
de la tolevisi6n, seran
exhibidas. Dirige ell e,pectaculo
o~ientffieo, que no cobra Ia entra-
da, 81 Sr. Ernest L. Foss.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

Hastings, que Sc dirige a New
York y Hoboken.
Sc hicieron a la mar las peque
nas motonaves hondurenas w.
NJ De.phia y Denture.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

Muy mejOrGdo
BESIDE ell Hospital del Centre
Espanol, donde sc halla confina-
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
Santos del dfn

Santos del dfG
En- las festividades del dia de
hoy celebran su onomastico to-
dos los que respondan por Ilde-
fonso y Clemente. I'm saludo
muy efusivo para ell Sr, Clemen-
tie Cendoya.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
En- Ell Centre AStuT1dnO

Verificara ell domingo su ter
Ger bale de la temporada la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano.
Volvera a ocupar ell palco de
la mdsica la orquesta Rudy
Bundy", conjunto q. conquista-
ra un gran exito en- su primera
presentation.
Comenzara a las siete Y media
de la noche y Sc extendera has
ia las onre Y media.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

la fiesta las simpaticas sehoritas
Alicia Rivero, Lily Pizzolato,
Gloria Diaz, Mildred Cory, Ida
Securi y Grace Lofty.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
Hot Reception Awaiting
in Second Battle of
VermiLiOn Range.

Ely and Tower high school basket
ball teams will tangle in the second
battle of the Vermilion range at the
Tower high gymnasium Saturday night.
Meeting in a game that was changed
from Friday to Saturday at Towers
request so that all people on the
western end Of the range would be
able to attend the two clubs will re-
new a rivalry Of many years stand
ing.
Ely won the first encounter between
the two here, 31-29, after the toughest
kind Of a fight. In fact all the Tower
people present, and not a few Elyites,
considered the boys fortunate to come
out on top. On the sidelines, because
of an injury, sat Towers star player,
Stanley Hill, but the high-scoring
Tower boy will be in the game Sat-
urday.
Lloyd Bird, star guard who has been
watching from the bench for several
weeks with a cracked rib, will prob
ably start at guard against Tower,
Coach Steve Snlrekar reports. Bird saw
some action at Mt. Iron last week.
Al Logar will start at forward and
Louis Senta, who looked very good in
the Mt. Iron game, may be given the
other forward position, Smrekar has
announced. Big George Perkovich,
center and Ed Chachich, guard, prob
ably the most dependable man on the
club, will complete the lineup. Scrappy
Al Rowe will also receive a guard call,
and may start if Bird is unable to.
Ed Grahek, forward, will also see
plenty of service.
Coach Snrekar brought his club
home from the Mt. Iron adventure Fri
day night hot under the collar. Ahead,
17-9, as the second half started, the
Elyites were worked into a rage by
the rough and tumble tactics of the
Mountaineers. and as a result two of
them were benched and Mt. Iron took
the ball game, 1927. in an unexpected
upset.
In the fourth period Rowe and a
Mt. Ircn man tangled, and both were
invited to leave the floor by the Off
Gals. Soon after Coach Smrekar in
vited Perkovich to watch from the
bench for forgetting that the main
idea was to play basketball.
In the meantime, Mt. Iron, not a
bit discouraged at the advantage held
by the Vermilion rangers kept plug
ging away and eked out 3-point win.
The best efforts, such as they were,
Of the Elyites produced only 10 points
during the last half, while the Noun
taineers poured in Il.
The defeat dropped Ely to third
place in the district standings, while
Virginia went to second by whipping
Aurora, 1879.
The box score:
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Defeated at Hibbing, 47-26,
as Three Races End In
Photo Finish.

Coach Ed Hapaniemi's tankers
dropped their final dual meet of the
season at Hibbing, 47-26, Friday night.
The mermen will rest for a week,
following which they viii go to Vir-
ginia Feb. %, and Mar 1, for the
state meet.
In three thrilling, close races at
Hibbing, Ely took two and dropped
one. Melvin women, the ranges lead
ing breast stroke star, won the 100
yard event IN a photograph finish,
while Captain Abin Markun captured
the 220-yard free style in the same
manner. The medley relay went to
Hibbing on close decision.
Results Of the meet follow:
40-yard daSh-Gillis, Hibbing, first;
LeBeau, Ely, second; r. Peterson, Hib-
bing, third. Time :21.1
1O0-yard breast stroke-Ivonen, Ely,
first; Young, Hibbing, second; Buskala
Ely, third. Time 1908.
220-yard free style-Markun, Ely
first; Raul, Hibbing, second; Atkinson
Hibbing. third Time 1868.
100-yard back stroke Cohoe, Hib-
bing, first; W. Gray, Hibbing, second;
Brown. Ely. third Time 1862.
100-yard dash-MacDonell Hibbing.
first; LeBeau. Ely, second: Rautavirta.
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Crew of Swimmers to Travel
to Queen City Friday and
Saturday for Event.

Eight members of the Memorial high
school girls swimming team will be
entered in the state meet at Virginia
Friday and Saturday, according to
Coach Madelynne Grevich.
The competition will start at 7:3O
p. m Friday and the finals viii begin
at p m, Saturday. Diving prelim-
inaries. in which Ely will not have
an entry for the first time since enter
ing the meet, will be held Saturday
afternoon.
Undefeated in meets with Virginia
and Chisholm in the 50-yard free style
event, Waynetta Hill probably has the
best chance at winning state honors.
Entered in this event with Miss Hill
is Emily Grahek.
In the 1O0-yard free Miss Grahek
and Miss Levar have been entered.
Joyce Butala and Dolores Butala will
compete in the 50-yard breast stroke,
while Mildred Somero has been entered
in the 50-yaId back.
The medley relay team includes Miss
SomeIo, Dolores Butala, and Miss Hill,
while on the free style relay are Miss
Hill, Leona Markovich, Betty Carlson,
and Miss Grahek
All these girls, along with Peggy
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
'CY0 CAGERS TO
STAGE TOURNEY
Four Teams to Vie for Title
In Meet Set for Monday
and Tuesday.

-Four basketball teams of the Cathilic
Youth Organization viii stage their
second annual tournament Monday and
Tuesday evenings in the Memorial
gymnasium.
The preliminaries will be staged the
first night and the finals the second.
As an added attraction Tuesday a
boxing exhibition viii be put on under
the direction of Howard Shiek, WPA
recreational director.
In the first round the Wildcats Will
meet the Flyers at Tbs o'clock and
the All Stars will engage the Bombers
at BIS o'clock. The championship
game is set for p. m the next day.
In the boxing exhibition Tom Chosa
will meet Tony Lobe and Bob Gaum-
mitz will meet Frank Lobe. There will
also be a wrestling exhibition.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
GREYH0UNDS PLAY HERE TONIGHT
Meet Ely Junior College
in Seasons Feature Tilt

fourth started Judo Predovich, star
center for Itasca, drove in for six con-
secutive baskets and added a free
throw to his total to place his club well
on the road to victory.
When Predovich let up Itasca had
a 20-point margin, and then Coach
william Connor started sending in his
second string.
As usual Franti paced the Ely scorers
with six baskets and two free throws.
Ely had only fair average on free
throws, making seven and missing 10,
while ItaSca sank six and missed eight.
Ely, also, as usual, was a little under
Itasca in number of shots attempted
from the floor, the former having 81
to its credit and the latter, GA
Following the Virginia game, Ely will
take another rest, after which it will
play the seasons finale here March
! with Duluth.
The box score:
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Aroused Bdnksnlen to Seek
Revenge for Drubbing
at Queen City.

Virginia, the team that wasn't quite
good enough TO win the Northern Junior
College conference basketball title, will
engage the Ely Jaysees on Memorial
court tonight in one of the feature at
fractions Of the season.
Though not having quite enough
punch to retain its 1939-40 champion
ship Virginia without a doubt is the
second best in the conference, a posi-
ton that it won while losing to Eve
Ieth, 1888. last week.
There is a sting in that 73-44 whip
ping Ely absorbed on the Greyhound's
floor earlier in the campaign that has
not been forgotten, a hurt that may
produce an uprising in the Ely crew
that might mean an upset is in the
making.
An lily" prediction, an Ely defeat OF
the Greyhounds nevertheless is not so
remote as to be out Of the picture. Let
Torsti Scoring Dynamo" Franti, Sure
Shot" Al Banks, the artistic shooting
Ted Grahek, or Andy Long Shot"
Luthanen get hot ana the Ely club will
g4Sf-AC al VIC SkACSAA SASy "-A4 "%N@-S
to take on in one evening.
Breaking a two-week layof, the Ely
club held the third-place Itasca quin-
tet in check for two quarters here
Friday night, and then weakened to
lose out, 54-39, in the last half.
The lead changed hands five times
during the initial half, as the two clubs
staged one Of the best exhibitions seen
on Memorial court this season. Ely
went into the lead with the opening
whistle with a free throw by Ted
Grahek and a basket by Dan Mestnik,
who started at guard. and it wasn't
until the middle Of the quarter that
Itasca overcame the advantage.
In the van by points as THE period
ended, Itasca saw its narrow margin
disappear before the determined drives
Of Coach Al Banks crew, but a rally
gave the visitors a 5-point lead as
the half ended.
The third quarter was all Itasca, as
the west range boys tossed in z points
TO for the host club. Just before
the third period ended and as the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
VIRGINIA GIRLS DOWN
MEMORIAL HIGH, 54-38

The Ely girls dropped their final
dual meet of the season, 54-38, to Vir-
GINA Saturday at the Queen City,
Ely had no entry in the diving and only
one in the 1OO-yard backstroke.
Waynetta Hill took the 100-yard
free style to remain undefeated in
this event, and also annexed the short
free style race. Joyce Butala won the
5O-yard back Results of the meet
follow:
1OO-yard free style relay-Lamberg
Murray, Eaton, Barker, Virginia; first;
Grahek, Markovich, Carlson and Hill,
Ely, second. Time 56.8.
1O0-yard breasstroke- Theoen Vir-
ginia, first j. Butala, Ely, second; D.
Butala, Ely, third; Mats, Virginia,
fourth. Time 1872.
1O0-yard backstroke-J. Novotny,
Virginia, first; Barker, Virginia, second;
Reuter-, Virginia, third; Somers, Ely,
fourth. Time ia
100-yard free style-Hill Ely, first;
Hane, Virginia, second; Grahek, Ely,
third; Lamberg, Virginia, fourth. Time
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1:16.4
Dives Erickson first; Olson, second;
Usitalo, third; Roberts, fourth, all Of
Virginia.
50-yard breastStroke-J. Butala, Ely,
first; Sivola, Virginia, second; D. Bu-
tala, Ely, third; Mats, Virginia fourth
Time 435.
5o-yard backstroke- Virginia,
first; Tiensuu, Virginia, second; Som
ero, Ely third; Mills, Ely, fourth. Time
81 seconds
50-yard free style-Hil, Ely, first;
Grahek, Ely, second; Murray, Virginia,
third; Miller, Virginia, fourth. Time
321.
150-yard medley relay-Ise, Theon,
Lamberg, Virginia, first; Mills, Carlson,
Ferdeber, Ely, second. Time 1929.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20

Ely, third Time :559
Dives-Wedmer, Hibbing; first;
Markun, Ely, second; Kerr, Hibbing,
third.
180-yard medley relay-Won by Hib-
bling with Gray, Floyd, and Raul. Time
l :49.9
160-yard free style relay-Won by
Hibbing with Young, w. Pterson, Cohoe.
and Atkinson. Time 1928
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
Eight Mermaids to Appear
at State Meet in Virginia

Lambert, team manager and diver
who has been kept from competition
by doctors orders, will receive letters,
Coach Grevich has announced.
Coach Jean Healy Of Virginia viii be
going after her 18th consecutive state
title. Nashwauk is usually a strong
contender, but since Virginia has
beaten Nashwauk during the season
the Queen City isn't expected to have
much difficulty in retaining its crown.
Teams entered in the meet include
Ely, Virginia, Biwabik, and Chisholm.
Eveleth, Nashwauk, Coleraine, and
Mountain Iron viii send individual
competitors.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
Ely: over,
HereWecome'
WIN TITLE!

The Eveleth Tigers assured them
selves of undisputed possession of the
Northern Junior College basketball
title for 194O-41 by defeating Hibbing,
SO to 81. on the Cardinals floor Tues
day night.
Regardless Of the outcome of the
remaining games on the schedule of
EveIeth and Virginia, the Tigers will
keep the title.
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DISTRICT 81

Game Scores.
Mt. Iron 80, Ely q.
Virginia 81, Aurora 90.
Biwabik 80, EVeleth %.
Gilbert "a, init Falls IA
Duluth Central A, Virginia IS.
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NO CROSS COUNTRY.

Soft snow and unfavorable weather
caused the postponement Of the Cen
tral o. S. Gross Country race at Min
neapolis Sunday, so the entries from
this city stayed at home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-02-20
BASKETBALL

Game Scores.
Itasca 81, Ely 80.
Eveleth 70, Crosby 46.
Brainerd 81, Duluth %.
Eveleth As, Virginia 80.
Bemidji T. C. 40, Virginia Al.
Tonight.
Virginia at Ely.
Friday Night.
Brainerd at Crosby.
Saturday Night.
Hibbing at Duluth.
EveIeth at ItaSca.
Friday, Feb. %.
Virginia at Itasca.
Hibbing at Rochester.
Saturday, Mar. l.
Duluth at Ely.
This completes the schedule.
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USE THE MINER WANT ADS!
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Score by Quarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
TRAFFIC ARRESTS

The following Nsrs arrested
Tuesday for traffic Violations Ar
tbony y. Ohalsck. s4is - Birm-
inghan q Carroll y Loomis. 70i
No. Stevens ., Aisx Meyers. 1901
-. D 81; Richard , Raps s5is
-. Yakima ave Arthur Hahn.
~. 2. Port Orchard. and =. Emsf-
son Eidsr. s2zs No zOth 81. al
for speeding Al siy. zlf0i Jsffsr-
son ave. no srtsriai stop and no
drivers license. Cement ~ Cline
ssf5 No Pear q u turn. ard
g r. Bergerson. 1921 i7th ays
Seattle. blocking crossing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

president Of Robinson Maunfartur-
ing Co; n. y. westman. olympia,
president OF Washington Veneer
Co: and Thomas p. haisrkey q
NJ and NJ Woodworking Co, Port
land.
The association Of which w. y
Oxford. Taooma, 10 managing d.
rector. handles the promotion. re-
search and inspection n products
for the "a manufacturing mill
members.
Daniels. chosen FOR his second
term a. head OF the association.
has been an official % the Har-
Dor firm since it, formation IN
1929 and was interested In ply
wood prior 10 that time
Succeeded Garland
First elected 90 head the as
ISOLATION last year. Daniels sue
ceeded Philip Garland Of Tacoma.
general manager Of Oregon-Wssh-
ington Plywood Co. here. who had
served two terms The sssocis
ton was formed In 1898 and Henry
Mocleary Of Mccleary. Wash. was
first president
A yacht trip on Puget Sound
was the recresuonal feaiurs Of
Tuesday afternoons meeting.
Marketing methods and sales
promotion generally were high
lights n the Wednesday sessions
held In Crystal ballroom Of n.
Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Victim Hospitolized
And Then Put in Joil

Pat AcGals. &c. Of RI ). bon
365. Puyallup. was In the thu city
jail Wednesday on = drunk charge
following = fight - which he was
struck on the head with = bottle
Tuesday night.
Before being taken 10 Jail. he
was treated at the county hospital
for abrasions Of the face and head
hcGals was said 10 have staggered
down 10 Pacific ave after a fight
a. 18th and Commerce at The
name Of the second person involved
was not known 10 police.
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Purse With S24 and
Letters Stolen

Theft Of q purse containing t2l.
two letters and other effects WAS
reported 20 police Tuesday night
by vsrnA Dyer. 1910 so. Yakima
ave She aaid ths theft occurred
about p. m. during her absence
from the house.
A bicycle belonging 10 Ira
Young. s5ss No Thompson ave !.
was reported stolen shortly after
ward a. 18TH 81 and Taooma ave.
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More Degrees
On Thursday
Continue Reunion
Of Scottish Rite

Tacoma Council q ksdosh nj
hestow the philosophical and ehiN-
slrle degrees. 70 Il 50 eeginning
stpa m. THURSDAY third day 81
the annual four-day spring reunion
Of Scottish Rite and Masonic
lod.es At TIE Masonic temple,
Officers Of the Council Of ha'
dosh include Arthur II. Bassett
commander. Charles ". Johnson
Ix lieut. commander. Arthur NJ
Anrave. End lieut. commander
Stewart +. Perry. chancellor 70
ward B. King, orator, Fred y
Csniean. almoner. William Is
Reed recorder. George NJ. Lee
treasurer. Alex Rsbstoff, master
Of ceremonies: Fred A. AArunetu
,ureopilier. William s Walter. lsi
deacon; CAL f. Sheldon. End des-
con; John A. Rea, II draper
Theodore f. Faux. lieutenant OF
guard; Alfred V. Morris, bearer
Of beausant. and Emil A Enge-
bretsen. tiler.
The 10th and 2oth degrees viii
be bestowed at 9 a. m, 2lst at $50
22d at IL. 23d AT Has, 24th Al
100. 25th and 26th at $50 2'th
al 40. 2sth at and the 2sth
at S O'Clock.
on Wednesday, the hfth
seventh. ninth. 10th, nth, lzth
18Th and 14th degrees were be-
slowed by the Tacoma Lodge OF
Perfection. Of which Ernest l.
Mock is venerable master.
During the afternoon and eve
ming Wednesday, Tacoma Chapter
of Rose Croix, headed by William
s. Mccrea. jr. bestowed the re-
ligious degrees. Is to is.
The 30th degree and the Off
eial degrees, 81 and 81. will be
bestowed on Friday, closing day
of the reunion.