Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 151, 8 June 1915 — Page 7

.THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915.

MASONS PRESENTED

WITH LODGE SASH

J HAGERSTOWN. lad., Jane 8 t a meeting of the Masonic lodge Friday night the fraternity was presented with an ancient and raluable relic of Masonry in the form of a sash and apron, the kind the. kind that were used in Mount Vernon lodge at the time that George Washington was master of the lodge. The sash and apron were brought to Hagerstown by George Castator in 1600. After his death thev were ivn

to A. S. Wiggins, the first master of Hagerstown lodge and last charter member. They descended to his son George Wiggins of Union City who. at his fathers' request was to present them to - the Hagerstown lodge, but George Wiggins passing away before fulfilling the request, they were turned over by J. M. Stover. At the same meeting work In the Master Mason degree was conferred upon Howard Gwlnn. A three course luncheon was served to visitors from other towns and to local members.

Officers

SOCIETY CONVENES The members of the South West Richmond Improvement Association met . in regular session last night. Rou- . tine matters were discussed but as all members were not present and nothing of importance was brought up, the meeting adjourned early.

GLEN KARN

Elman Polly and family were guests of his father and mother Sunday. Frank Sowers and wife of near New Paris, took dinner Sunday with Ivan Richards and wife. The local ball team was defeated Sunday at Palestine. The score was a tie at the end of the ninth inning and in. the eleventh resulted In a score

of 3 to 4 for Palestine: Dale Williams and family visited D. P. Albright and family Sunday. O. Irelan and wife of Elwood, are here for a visit of a few days with relatives. ' Grant Forrest and wife and Jerry Horn and wife shopped in Richmond Saturday evening. The Victor Comedy Co. will present the play, "Teddy the Runaway," at the local opera house, July 3. The cast is composed of the following members: Maud Slarp, Fae Southard, Geneva Rudicel, Ruby . Downing, Ora Mikesell, Harry and Jack Downing, Ralph Slarp. Cliff Pitman. Hobart Mikesell and Orville Southard. Mrs. Mary Wright of Richmond has returned after a several weeks stay here during which she nursed her sister, Mrs. Horn, through her last!

sickness and death. The local band will go to New Madison today to play for a lot sale tonducted by the Gerhart brothers. Clarence Chenoweth visited his wife at the Reid Memorial hospital Sunday. Mrs. Chenoweth was operated on Friday for appendicitis and is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slarp entertained the following Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Howe Beetle, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rudicel and children, Miss Mae Horn and Jack Downing.

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PENNSY TO INSTALL

AUTOMATIC LOCKERS Automatic coin controlled parcel checking cabinets or lockers Vill be installed at the Pennsylvania v depot within the near future, " according to

advices received by A. Pauet, baggage

master from R. R. Bentley. general baecaae aa-ent of th pmihvi.i

lines west of Pittsburg.

ine locaers are gaining favor with the railroads and are beinx nlaced In

many stations and waiting rnAmt

Grips and parcels are placed to the

lockers at a cost of ten cents. , Instructions to operate are given on the door of each compartment. 1

WANT: RATE B008T.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 8. Railroad men here today agreed that their attempt to obtain an- average increase of five per cent in freight rates from public service commission will come to, a head sooner as a result of the recent repeal of the maximum freight rate laws in Ohio.' The prediction has been made that the freight rates In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Western Pennsylvania : will undergo a re-adjustment in the next three months. ,,

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ECONOMY TO FORM I - - COMMUNITY CLUB

- - ECONOMY. Ind., June 8. A com

mittee to draft by-laws was selected at the recent community meeting. An-J other meeting has' been called for Wednesday night to elect yennenant officers and perfect the organisation. The. committee, which will report, is: Omar Davison, chairman; Dr. A. LI Loop, secretary. Oscar Gwin, Lewis Chamness and Vernon Marshall. ;

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Van Cortlandt Park, New York, at the graduation of Twenty-two

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PRODUCES LARGE DOUBLE PEONIES

A large double peony which has been produced after experiments by John Beane, who lives one mile west of the city, has been named the "Emma Beane," after Mrs. Beane. The

blossoms are unusually large, -Some of

tnem measuring more than six inches

across, while the - petals are doubled

The flower has a most delectable

odor.

An apple eaten before breakfast serves as a natural stimulant for the

digestive organs.

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