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'30, 1 0 2 r. ONE DETROIT FREE TRESS, SUNDAY, MAY PART ftWO ACCUSED KRIM BLAMES FRANCE IN WAR DETROIT FRATERNAL NEWS ii in Jewish Relief Detroit No. 1 to Celebrate 68th Birthday at Conclave Bazaar Nets $4t000mn teder Sivt ParU ill MI TO ,1 )hVW -U tM. Iss'cs Wir 1e'- 4 IV 1- 1 vi Reports since the close of the tried bir anil esrolvat given hi the 'ederfton for t'ki-ininn Jew-tsh rtelief. ladies' aatittary, and the eonferenee of representative o( loral Jewish nrgftn! tatlors.

Indu-ste that n( profits will tots! Itef.a. Vfnre than local ortsnU.tons. In addition the Udi suMUsry. In rh nr. snd a noniber of tocsl mchn! snd com-psnies rtonsted siippltes and services The hsjr.

held in lb Center. Kirhv etiu snd Hi Antolne street, was from Msy I to May II In addition to Abrahsm It Isffn, the eonirol eoiooilttee consisted of Abraham Katsiti, John Sotos J.ph ZiirVeriiian. Krank Woidnsn. nj Harry t'uhen. Red Cross Aid Offered to Burma Mar (R the t'nltej ptese The Amerh all Red I'mii to.tny offered assistance to the sl.

iiuis of the tvclone and t'dil wave In Ittirma. Ind. where Mud lles reported lost. Judge John narion 1 syne, n-n In a r.W. to the JnrtUo itw i pat by 1 LAKE ODESSA LEGION POST PLANS CEREMONYI goeclsl Frse Prss ljke odes.

a. Mich. Ms 2 The American Legion l.eV'ern Demary Post here are arranging Memorial Day ejerelsee for Monday, the 51st There will be a parade st a of the veterans of ell past wsrs and school children hded bv the school bsnd The usual program will be held at the cemetery snd the address will he delivered bv the Rev. Arthur K. C.sy A t'nlon Vesper service wilt be held at the local V.

B. church nett Mundar sf i.pnmm In honor of the veterans Honor goests will be the A It soil ft and the legion snd Amlllary nv. Biilman will deliv er this sdilress. ikf V- lil i 7 Xv''. V.

71 9 JUr' BALL TO OPEN PYTHIAN HALL Grand Officer. Will Attend Formal Opening of New Wayne Temple. Celebrating formal opening of the new Knights of Pythias temple. Wayn Ijdge Temple hall, st Cass and Temple avenues. obi time dancing party has been arranged for the Pythlans of Michigan and their families, on Wednesday, at I p.

n. Music will be furnished by Henry Fords Hawaiian orchestra. Buffet lunch will be served, and an elaborated program of entertainment will be provided Supreme and grand lodge officers of the order will be present past grand chancellors of I'. O. K.

officers, and iepieeu-tatlvea from lodges throughout the lute, as well as I'ythian sisters. Wayne lodge comprises many men well known in the public life of Detroit, as well as city and slate offi cials, and the erection of Fort Wayne hotel. In which the lodge and club rooms are located Is a monument to the wholehearted loyalty and effort of the members of the organisation. of the entertainment committee in ehare of arranee. ments are: George Marsh, chairman; nanes napp, William Croergens, A.

Patterson. .1. W. Nlch-olls and Arthur Sales, secretary. Fraternal Notes Knights of Colamhus.

Detroit council No. JOS, Knights of Columbus, will hold Its outing this year, a combination of ths Msv party for children of members of Detroit council, on Bells Isle Saturday, June 6. The outing will he In the vicinity of the skating pavilion. Merry-go-rounds, teeter-totters, swings and Maypoles will be ready for the children, besides the special program for them, beginning at 10.30 a. Kotnig and Koonay, late of Klng-llng Brothers circus, will put on an exmomon in tns orchestra shell.

This program will consist of several circus acts, ponies, clowns cowboys, acrobats, and a bucking mule. Hack of the shell will set up a big tent fur the first aid department, committee headuunrters and a refuge for lost children. Members of the committee assigned to special duty on the Island are Sylvester J. Sullivan, first aid: Joseph M. Travis, Ueorge rtoyer.

I'eorge Diimis, and Jerry Jordan, entertainment; S. J. Marbsrek. Prank Hlshop and William P. OHara, athletics; James V.

Brennan, Udward Domlne, Ftohert Domine 'ind James Storkwell, traffic. Other members of the committee will be assigned at the Island. Detroit council No. J05 will hold Its first moonlight of the season for knights and their friends Tuesday evening, June 8, on the steamer Put-In-Bay. For those who do not care to dance there will be special entertainment features In various parts of the boat.

All knight" and their friends are Invited to attend. Members of the committee for the event are John Long, chairman; Roy Orlffln, Thomas Monroe, Frank Rlppllnger, Arthur O'Connor, Al Porter, Joseph M. Travis, Caspar A. Bitter, George Boyer, George Dnmls, Jerry Jordan. Jiimes V.

Brennan, Kdward and Hobert Demine. The last Initiation of the season for council No. 805, Knights of I 1 otumous, win lie. rte iii on iuouaay liinu li In flie elilhlxulue 1 ne class win or Known as 1 lie 1 iioiv 1, USB ana win oe ir I From left to right: Charles F. Backus, adjutant; Charles B.

Van Dusen, captain general; Fred J. McDonald, battalion chief. Theie men will lead the drill corps of 16 platoons of Detroit commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, in the parade and exhibition drill at the state conclave of the Grand Commandery of Michigan, to be held Tuesday, of this -week, in Kalamaoo. 1 .1 II lenMiniy nun 70th annual state conclave of the I Grand Commandery of Michigan, Knights Templar, Tuesday.

June 1, In Kalamaioo, will be the, ceieora-j tlon of the 6Mh birthday annlver-1 eary of Detroit Commandery, 1,1 the members of which to the num ber of about 600 will attend the conclave. Detroit No. 1, knights and their ladles, will make the trip to and from Kalamazoo on a special Mieh-llgan Central train, leaving the old depot at the foot of Third street al o'clock, luncheon to be serxed Ion the way to Kalamaxoo and dln- ner in the eveninir afier the special i Split Widens Over Immigration Measure Is hended for Detroit. Following; During June the aeflv Hies of De-tbe custom of many years, Detroit trolt No. 1 Include: Friday evening.

No- 1 has been Invited by the Grand June 4, 7-3 o'clock. Masonic temple, Icommendei officers to lead the slated conclave; Friday af lei iiomi. parade at Kalamaioo, forming the June II. .1 o'clock. Masonic letup's.

'famous Passion Cross, and to give Order of the Bed Crcs. and In the an exhibition drill on the athletic evening. 7 o'clock, order of the "e'd or the Male scnooi, 1 where the review will he held. John Lm. Whitehead, eminent com- mender, snd Charles B.

Van Dusen. captain general, will have as aids for the parade and drill Fred nonald. chief of tlie first bat- MOLAY RECENTLY ft OF EXTORTION Compel Victims, to Mort- gage Home in rrauci not, Complaint Sy. 10 The Free Press. May 29.

i.r.-0 lawsuits, charging extortion were filed In circuit court Bgninst George A. Dyki-man Charles I. Underwood, thcmselvpi! as agents of the i National Checking bureau. Sev- other chips in iUH-mgaii are ntprefted. vr.

and Charles Hnrtrnm, formerly owners of tha Bnrtram company, are mHde co-defend- Th, first null, uy nurniyi Vtxwell B. Allen and Howard for SamlIel Chappell 'h plaintiff '''iid suit la uerton K. Urcenewalt. Both Chap- mi Grrenewalt were employed rbrks at the drug- company. i iiiram waa taken into custody ond.r a capias and was to be ar- In municipal eourt lute The attorneys will ask bond nr II 50 to rover whatever damages ma' be obtained through tha clr- ctt court action.

ntii of being the principal op-Titers In what attorneys declare is 'h's boldest plot of extortion ever lured in this city, have not been lo cated. According iMMiiiiiitin men in court, both Chap pell and were forced to pay over fiykeman ana unuerwoou, si.zvv Attorneys neoiare timi ninn plain, tiff, find their wives mortgaged heir property and most of their nersenal belongings, to pay the niimf demanded by the operators of the National Checking bureau. The attorneys charge Pyh-eman trap the store operator. Underwood, allege, restricted his work to private room in a local hotel. In the rase of Chappell, the clerk tl! taken from the drug store the flrt time one aiternoon ana neia in rnderwood's room until after mid- might, the complaint stated, lie will without mipper while I'ndor-wood told him of law firm which represented him here and also lhieatened to call In a prominent detective of the local force who he uttil waa working with him, It Is al-letre'l.

Chappell was accused of taking fiom the drug store, other alleged throats Included publication of his picture ana a complete cnarge of I'nderwond'a manufacture against him in Ihe newspapers. The petitions also state that both Chappell and Greenewalt, against their own ishes and under threats, paid over to the two operators each. The wife of one mort-ga'grd Home farm property which niie owned In obtaining the money to save her husband. Baby Princess Baptized vvith Wales Godfather Possible Future Queen of England Sprinkled From Gold Font. linden, Msy 29.

(By United rrejs.) With King George and Queen the Prince of Wales snd Lady Elphlnstone as her god-p-irents. the Infant Princess Kllja-tieth, daughter of the" Duke and Duchess of York, was christened today in the royal chapel In the basement of Buckingham palace. A crowd went early to the palace, hoping to glimpse, the notable array of participants at the ceremony. The princess a possible future queen of Hngltind was baptized by the Archbishop of York at 3 o'clock, (inly members of the family were present. Wuler hnd been brought from the Tiiver Jordan and was sprinkled from a gold font taken from Ihe palace at Windsor.

Kllzabeth wore an old Ince chrls-t'ninu robe which bad been worn bv most of the recent royal babies Iw fore her. Her sponsors were the Klin; and Queen and a sister of the Duchess of York Subsequently Queen Marv gave tea parly at the palace, at which 1 pound christening cake was C'it. Two Dead, 3 Shot InN.Y. Booze War New York. May SJ.

New York's hootiej; war has flared up sgaln and two pirn are dead ns a result. Three o'hers wero wounded In shooting Iviys hire and in Brooklyn. In a pitched bottle which took ln front of a Brooklyn cafe. laborer, was fulal-iy lowmleil. Three other men re-bullet wounds In the fusillade.

ihe body of Frank Deonle. known to the police as 'Jugs." was found by puiire near the cist liver front Manhattan riddled with bullets. accordlnsr to the noli Ice, was "KK' and the owner of Mo i ke.i.v murder followw o.i.y tli.it of William Dursch, boss icier on the east river docks, and i i- wounding of Aheurn and 1 irry all of them shot In I last few days. Mother' of Eight Gets Rum Parole Wheeling, W. May (By the Press.

Mrs. Emma widow of one of the 1 1 res of the rtenwood mine mother of eight pleaded guiltv to selling before Uederal Judge E. i i'r todsy, hut ihe eourt. hear-;" hr tsle of bad luck, paroled 1 for year. iiinse for (he woman, appointed 'n judge lo defend her, said shortly after she was widowed fhe mine disaster, she was c-impetisatlon by the stale.

tear $1,000 of the money was when the Bank of P.ehwood pl A son. the lone waRe-carn-'r 'Ite familv, was thrown out of when a mill closed, and the "'is the only support of the fsr.lly. Arctic Explorer EndsRoughCruise p-ess from New York rA Vi-iU, May C.ip-ain who omm iiided in which Pc-irv trip the North Bob. s.iil-J today mid ntobored the i-t-d Gloucester Ashing Kftie M. off l'on.

St.it.en Island, after a voyaq" from Mu Bav, New fouridoind was to tak lla and fear had been fe ''!) of the ight no I' 1 tif zn tonmci Against Tribei. rr'. May; The Matin' eof- rti)inilrnt in surceedrd in getttrg to er AM el-Knrn, not wiilutjmliriij strict orde.rs against mierviewfr. Kf'tn a sittir.si in a room with a dnien other perotii. He iti'Mfd a liijrit drat aitiatu an'l orf a white turban.

Utt fee! were lure, 'throughout the cfipve ri.i!u?n he kept his hanJ crtiisrd and appeared tfl sad- The lnteriew-r asked the RiTn lAr whr he n-e accepted the pce terms ofTered bf the JrenaHi and Spanish at uajdv Oelr nefeal, cou'd not sin-render without further lighting." replied Krim. "I knew I Mould be beeien. and i hed conlt'lence In the jneroelty of Frame 1 pot inseit uncotol' I lon-Hy at the disposal of the resolent- genei-l. The Hiftlan war lord spok In soft oice "Who is your successor;" Krira was asked, and he repiid: "I httien any Why you wage so crul war one iji eske.l the ei repl'-d sorrowfully, the cor- illt. rmanf.

h. Ih.ui.l!! liv currs'tnir on me war as he did he would shorten It. rrsnee It Blsmed. VVVroVMpM France be-jm If, and an fal'-d to snake him In this opinion. Th Interviewer lhn that the had rot a lot.

of ntonev. ant vet Komi brother had aid the Blftens got nothing from any power or psrty To this Krlm I In have teji le vier the iSpan'sh defeat, I got from that power pesetas as rsnsom for prisoners," Of the French aoldter. Krlm said' The era French I eon tit Stilt resist and put rnyse'f at the had of rpv country, lit I wish my tribes itlve In oeece under vour trofect.lon 1 Asked why he surrendered to the I French raiher than to the Hpan'sh. iKrioi raised his nfirn and replied "I have chosen. God's will done.

JUafee will be helped by Liver. pool London toiii.iKr'it.on." babHh lornrporated the present 1 1 per cent clause ln his bill, hut based its operation oti lite popl census lllch would Increase th" iiuont'er of Immigrants admissible ''er the present law by I Oder the IS11I census, now b-lcg used lt are adoiissihle. The Kahslh bill provides for the sdmlsston of tha wives, and of rhlldren under 31 years old. me fathers snd mothers more then veers old, of American eitlxens. WMi'd also sdrnlf children under It of de-iesnts who have lo the t'nited Srs'es rror thn three years and filed their declaration of intention to heome rltljene f'T more than yesr.

H01-evee. In thf elstie he rosfrlcta the ntituber of Immigrants to sdmlt-ted as foPoive: "Oee hurtrd ron-tpiota Imttil-grsnts ti eor when the quota of such rattomilttv or ronntry Is over kan when Ihe ipto'a ts over 0i and below aa. and when the i ttuora Is over ecd below ena end l. when the rpmtg I over out) Khllle-I I shoe Adiwltted. That he say, wilt permit a imtomam 'II end rtill.lren of ih firoj abottr wives children sod parents of le eri, -in i ltif-ns oisklmr 37 He I petiu.se.it.le enter the t'lil'sd a-i annually outside of the iy it a.

bl't would pi-rmlt admission OMtude Ihe- quota of blithly si, ii Ut.or.., 1 1 'I orie )T ft ri it -I fa- iter t.e allowed only 1 ft i.r.,,1,. In th's It plso I staits to a 11! ira I s'o! i s.rv.ii.ts preferential jsciti uri'ler tb rjm.ta of Tel per Wabath ss'd lbs Mgbeet. number 1 of lo-oirftao's s-i-li cooid he ad-! h'a hill ico.Cd be a 'Ai, Hm th- is than )' pe ft bo serl, c.ral tio Foro- ,0 -i-. 4 a -on 00. i'd urdee no-cm! on -li annua ily tnrreaaea on-tlrltlh Hants.

a eartee's MM leirild Increase fr.on pe'it'e'-i over the 1 a' original from to I tei h-i. ov la f-o-n Ito tn Den-eerk froo, e-. (.., ITU; 1 from 4H Frsm-e fro-! 3711 to 17H: to.i f-orri i.l.H 41011. Norw-n Mil t-i Poised from 1 1 37T; liumntil.1i from St I and a 4 nj to 4 The fu -i from and frei.tod would i.e nil from III to of Pythias Temple, i 1 1 i i Vi EASTERN STAR TO ENTERTAIN AT BENEFIT on m. u.nr.n I'nder the auspices nf; the pewljf Insi-tlled worthy matron, Mrs Nora Wilder, he) stone chapter Dumber Lustern star, will i a and cmd party in VVepster hall 'i'b'irsday.

Julie 3. at 13 30 P.eservatloiis may bo bad by calling Ihe generel 1 hairioan, Mia, Mnl-lle Smith. A piWe will be given at ia-h table, and th proceeds of ttie nflslr will be ns, for (be chapters extensive welfiwe woik. Hrbekeh. Innauilo Cltv ledge.

No elll base the regular Tuesday eetiing mretnii Amity temple. Amity an I Parkview avenues, for elec.ion of i officers. There will alio be a card! patty at the home of Mrs Ktoma Wagner, Centerllne, on Sutunliy, 1 June I Justice P.ebekah lodge. No. 308, wi'l (H- a i.srd pir'v at the borne of Mn.

II Newel, ti.it Baldwin! avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Order nf t. f.enrge. lods. a pwlcic dav a' hall of pre.ldent.

l-ltbei Aer.le ink; lee llSSker. Maktn, record Lyon ti e.iu! r. chaplain: cotolnclor. conductor. Ada sii.101, lldlOt l.

guard, Lois I Lockwood: (lrsi nor; second trisf No Got H. "sill hold Cl. a tow's In 11 past ks. loe.ldrit. II sidert.

Kilta belli A reta y. Miry Kllen Little, Connor; flref second Kiel, her, Insole barton, oijts'de er, pianist, L'hol Maud ItaV-e. fUilr'ey Saver, third trustee. An es Boocliler, rip- tain of the Puchel Lip fV 1 iv 4 1 tf-v 'A-1 jl I I ii i I I'. I the Keneral supervision of Einestlfti A.

U'Brlen. Details of arrange- u.fll he hoodie,) hv rnmmil. lees nn cied tiy micnaei j. iinuigan. 1 of Ihe Grand Knlttht.

Arthur .1. -i sRMim iniMl.mil jnatPH 1:3.11,: ffr j- stlnson, H. A. Cramer, adjutants. Nelson K.

Freer, bugler; Henry lvomrofsky, drummer. Ihe piatooii eommaiuiei a win ne: rust, j. Haarer. Harry Sinter, Kenneth I. Guest, c.

reddle; se 'otui, 1.011 llarrls. C. G. Franklin. W.

Waldo. I.oren W. Bureh; I bird. II. li.

Webb. Frank Wolf. K. It. Williams, Orison S.

White; fourth, James N. Downey. G. H. Phillips.

Albert Arburv. S. .1. Backhaul. James Anderson, for 26 years standard bearer of the commandery, wlli be In bis accustomed place, with John Llnd-ay and Thomas B.

Cowheid as color bearers. Temple, l-r'day evenlnp. 1 o'clock. Order of the Temple, last time in the old Masonic temple. The social calendar for ths month Includes a day of golf Thursday, June 1V at the Birmingham Golf club, sod ladles' afternoon card part and dinner-dance Wednesday, i.iune ar netroti iwi cum.

JLMOK 111 It II. I. OK tlHI FLlti.FKaux. 4STFII in it i on I LI.L. I) A till J.

pst-ty and entertainment pre- rented bv the n.ernhers of Detroit chapter. The i.fffcut of still remains with G.oi'ge 4a iivniii furnishing refreshment a medical an the tra.n sn1 free' fane and novelties Willi be distributed A jl. piece band, a 1 oear'et and two soloists are pirti of the prrgrarr. already secured, terec.fiai services under auspices I of I tl.on Staf wlil he heid Wedoes- dav at 1 p. tn in Diamond Tempie 1 Ciii-vaii'rs and iad es reoties'ed to attend in fuli d-es uniform.

i True Kindred. Temple Cnelgve, No t. will have at yra 'da avenue. Fr'diy st p. The a ipreme Ka: ten a 0 Ms: Shipmasters' Assoelatlne.

rf G. rr, -the bom 147 Fe- -f a- li 1 I ii I wtl! r.oifer Farr3-I- tin d-ree ji lii'i'i i-e si im, at p.uer M.d Amy ire'jve. 77'' i W'l 7 J. .,1 I. amis.

I r.Z' l.e tah.e P-e'r. l.a";. t.i a-ds at 1 T.i-olJ'. n.e re the from liU IU OlAlL Mt.C.1 PR fc A iB Photo l. lee If.

KeJman. JOSI PIl I). IIADKIt. When Damascus C'ommandery nuiiiber 43. Knights Templar tak.

the drill Held at the annual slate conclae in Kalamazoo, June 1. It will have I (J platoons, consisting of practically the same personnel that established the world's record nt Lansing In 1S22. Final preparations for the pilgrimages have, loen completed by the pilgrimage committee. special train will leave the old Michigan Central depot, foot of Third street, at a. m.

Five hundred knights and their Indies will make the pilgrimage to Kalamazoo and will be t'he l'irfctest number ever sent to a state conclave by panias.cus. Captain Gereral Jnim H. Hnnna. who will lead the drill corps in the exhibition drill, will establish a new record in years of serv.ee a enptain general. It being hie! etEhfeen(h year.

I A unique feature of the pHerlmage will be an escort to the Kmtnent Commander Joseph D. Bader. com-; pned of the oid guard of p-m com- manderst Witt 1. Saverv. William H.

Wetherbee, Past Grand t'otu-j mander Mark A. Gardener. Frank H. Tout. Sterling.

James Harrc W. Williamson. Frank T. Lndee, A. Gardner, H.

linrltck. FreeJ ley. A. C'ark, T'ast Comtiuinder Clark and Theodore Da-tnaseus coinniaridery eiil bo'd i's Kolf tour iih I at fhe Sr. 1 'lair Coun'v club J.iti 17.

lSL'-i Ijieni-n: Cominarider ilader has d.nated a handsome trophy to tout iian.ent. will winner pre-the meet Hart ln Pi Wedliesda p. m. City of et her 3M will n-e Thurs'lay a' 4 be a' i m. r.rosse poin'e will hold a te r.esclay at the A chap' ra.

iner will bap'er -snrrber 4fJ iliir meet Wd-cacia l.cdu-e Dsnahters of Seotlend. '1 1 rC i. i I 't'T Sk "ilsi fc-' jb' t' dMI foJf Ef I i fa 7 I'UI '(J JOHN II. HAIWA. i I 'V sh el 1 v-iii i jV z1r VvfcW.

4- a iC Sd rsv-f, "T- eSv V-TU lf j4 ftoiL' jk Jl-f 1 5 JL I 1 1 (r: Detroit chapter. Order of 'j'- Molay. Installed Its seventeenth aroup of officers Saturday evening' in the Masonic temple. George W. VHfB 4 Smith, retiring councillor, 1 acted as Installing officer- Pas; Mas- I 4 4 ter Daniel FJlesln acted a marshal.

1 s. The newly Instelled oflcers aia: ZA '--l Master councillor, .1. Mattwell; A senior councillor, Joseph A Poder. A jff jt iunior councillor, orvln K. Verger- son; cril.e.

Ia Itaekus. treasurer A i as marshal. The newly Installed oflcers aia: Master councillor, Jiavid J. Maxwell; senior councillor. Joseph A.

Poder, iunior councillor, orvln K. Ferger-snn; scribe. Itaekus: treasurer, deacon. Bon Sabath Would Repeal Nalional Origin Provision of 1924 Act. t'ret? TrM Pre-Mi tljrM py.

Oank tlalf I' 1 Of Free Preee rrlvale lea aril Wire. Washington, May split In Ihe housn Immigration commit ten over what legislation la to be enacted at this session to Improve the provision nf the Immigrant rpinla law waa wbtetieil today hy tha Introduction by Sahath. Pernor rat. IlHnoia. of a Mil to repeal th national origin provisions nf tha Immigration act.

Theso provisions ha described a unfair ami unreasonable Belatives of thousands of foreign-born residents of Detroit would be effected under the to insure, which Is specif lolly directed at the provision to 11 Into effect July 1. 19J7. t'niler the etistlng law, after Ibat date, the number of Immigrants sdmlabl t.j ibe t'nlte, Ktates w-lll be based on lbs number of Inhabitants in this country, sc. cording to origin or tortn, or ancestry, and tha number Is limited to liO.ODa annually. Adsaatege lilies llrlllsh.

"t'nder this national origin Scheme for deciding uuoi.ia,'- he d--Utd, "of Ihe to be admitted. Great Britain and lrlio, Would be elilllle lo a iUota of 'I I ill. or more rhari (er cer.t total lrntnlgr4t ifoi from leaving for the balsiice Lut'-pe Including Aostiis. imi. gs-ia.

t.ermanv, ne. ho-S v. 1 1 Denmark France, Honijarv. I'J'c. LitbiisnlS.

Oie Spam P.iin.S'.ia. Sweden, I xe-' a a 'd a I other ems'ler coin'ries pa. 1 1 a 11 per cent, or under oi lea "Trat p-ovlsion mh sd-'-pted doe to British pf opegsnda as to gi Great rt'ita'n this uorcasonai.le sod uniiist if'sblo other cnintries s-! mi.i the CnOel States the r--e'vtnif s'atl for the London end Liverpool r-pies He ss'd he resented 'he props 1 a a ss to Mie ir of the Ptitlsh over tfc n'ber r.tcea He Is St loss to ur.derstsrd li'i the shortage of 1st. or in a i ciitoral rlistrpos In Ihe Ct.i'e.t i I li 'I 2 of W.iy 1 i "I 1- Allston; Junior James Slew- i "'iilor steward. Werner llein- i rich; Junior sr d.

Harvey 1 Ewsld; marshal. ieorKe M' l.eod; Ui 1 1 chaplain, Dave Beardsl.y; almoner. 4 I.ee Butler; stsmlaid I. carer, Calvin i tr li j. Atkln: sentinel.

im H-ss; first 'V preceptor. Carl Wiseman, second I (f At 1 Allston; Junior deacon. James stew-all: senior steward. Werner Hein-rlch; Junior Harvey Ewsld; marshal. George chaplain, Dave Beardsl.y: almoner.

Lee Butler; etsndaid I. eater, Calvin Atkln: sentinel, iloum H-ss; first preceptor, Carl Wisstnan. second View of Lodge Room in New Knights Fort Wayne Hotel itallon, and rhai les A. H. Thorn, chief of Ihe second battalion; cnaries DHnlel Ellesln; senior preceptor, D.

Marshall; third preceptor, James Harris fourth preceptor, P. Flgelskv; fifth preceptor, Owen llecor; sixth Har ney ovent; sevenwi Ralph Moorhouse. i Following the Installation, 4 2 i members who hsd attained their malnritv and had elected to become! mslorlty members, were pie.ente. with their majority The uiesentatlon was made nf'er a very iieautlful service given by Master Councillor David J. Maxwe.l ami his new decree team.

The program w-as concluded bv ling danc- sfte'noon, and romple'e arrange-j meets for th. dinner dance to bei given Saturday evening the flub I rooms, Psndolph street. A cias.s of new members w'l be Initiated by Progressive review number 4 In 'be club rooms Wed-i neadav evening Luncheon will be; sred by the May, June and July birthday committee Royai review number will cards in the club rooms afternoon, fupper will be served at snd the regular ntee-lng held In the evening. oniher wl in ho-Tie of Mrs rea'rtce V.llerthnrpe. a'nf Inyo Wednesday evening.

Copper Country review lfl7 will n'eet In Atnarat Gratiot snd MoDougal! Wednesday eenlng. ber American Insnranee I nlon. Ft. Clair chapter No. 2,7 their day e.as V-day, June 7 Fores'er Mack ernie.

Seerai r.a:- vers wl.l be present. Mary chalrriirfn. Odd Fellows. Pas' Noble G-ards wake the'r annual I. O.

O. F. home at Jacks, n. day. The rr.em.hers will ro leaving the foct rf "Word-Aoi-nu at a.

and ts p-er, d'nrsr on tn 1 he home. More thai ben male rls rf 11 rese dd tfr 'ags OFFICERS OF De INSTALLED e'-i I i Halligan, and Frank O. Guyett, Jr. Kfforts are being made to better the mark set by the class of last year, the largest class In the history of the council. It is also the anniversary of the Initiation of Kdward P.

Foley, chairman of the membership committee. Annual communion and vesper service will be held Sunday. Communion will be at St. John's church at 7.30 mass. Vesper service at St.

Mary's church will be st p. families and friends are Invited to attend the vesper service. I.ndlrs of the Mseeahees. Psrah J. LaTour hive will meet Frld-iy afternoon, June 4.

st the home of Mrs, Pamela Hostetter. 247 Leslie avenue, for a card party. The party for members whose birthdays occur during April. Msy and June, will take place June I at Odd Fellows hall, Bethune and Brush streets. Royal hive.

No. will give card party for members ami their friends Friday evening In the Ka stern Star temple. Veda Guards will have dinner and a business meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Guck, JtTl Parker ueniie. Patriotic, General O.

M. Poe Belief corps number 8 will be entertained Mrs. Clara tildnkin st her home, 54118 Trumbull avenue, on Saturday. Pot lck luncheon will be at noon, cards at 2 p. m.

Moosehart Junior legion number 11 will hold Installation of officers Saturday afternoon at 11:30 p. m. In the Moose temple, at Cass avenue and Kllzabcth street. Farciuhar Women's Relief corps number will place a flsg on the grave of Commander John P. Hill in Kim wood cemetery.

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil wsr, auxiliary No. 8. will hold a regular business meeting In the G. A. It.

hall on Tuesday at p. m. to transact important business. 1 amp General R. A.

Alger number Lndiee National Ueague, will meet Tuesday afiernoon at li. A. building for annual election of delegates to national convention at BiV Cily. Detroit No. 8.

of tinn ed States War Veterans, will hold a regular meeting Wednesday, i. at 2 p. at 510'i Woodward avenue. Alger camp, No. 9.

T.ades National league, will hold a reaiilar meeting and election of deleaates for the national convention Tuesday al 1:30 p. m. In the G. A. Ii.

bail. Eastern Star. Kilwinning chapter will hold t's regular meeting on Tuesday eve-nm'-r. June 1. Wavne chapter numher US will hold business meeting Thursday.

June 3, at 7:4.1 p. in. I. idies' auxiliary of rlendsr.ip lodge will bold Its regular meeting 1 at the Lustel'Ii Star teniple. 'I hui s- 1 dav.

June a. LuiuhcOi, beglili at p- til. Orient club will meet Friday at 1 in. In the Star temple S') Alexandrine stre wes iniodausis wiil n'eet In the Pastern Star temple Tuesday st 2 m. The 0( I nil'ttt'er p.

at fi at 7 4i I I. eee r. le--s Sampscn J4. will meet Frl rehe.rsal. Pot I m.

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