The Billboard 1909-08-07: Vol 21 Iss 32 (1909-08-07)

AUGUST 7, 1909. The Billboard 21 Gainesville—Nat'l Assn. Postmasters, Second ay aaa — I. 0. O. F. of Inand Third Classes. Oct. —. H. A. Hopkins, diana. Nov. W. H. Ludy, Odd St. Clair, Mich. Fellows’ Bldg... gf ~ ON, Ind. Macon—Noah'’s Ark Assn. Sept. 30. Mrs. W. [ndianapolis—State of Indiana Mexican War C. Chaney, Dawson, Ga. Veterans. Aug. 18-19. Geo. T. Barney, a ey ay Council of Georgia, Jr. O. president, Elkhart, Ind. » * nT. * Aug. 10. E. R. Dillingham, Box {Indianapolis Alliance Bill Post: tlanta, Ga. ers and Billers.. Dec. — Wm. McCart : List of Conventions, Conclaves and Quitman—State Agricultural Soclety. Aug. 11-| 1493. 1505 Broadway, New York Clty. ’ és e on ning + Calvin, oe ose {ndianapolis—Indlana Fraternal Congress. Dee. Assemblies to be Held During the ee ee en ee . Grangeville—Grand Lodge of Idaho, I. 0. 0. Indianapolis—German Roman Catholic Central 2 Society. >pt. 19-23. . i A 5 Summer Months, Compiled for the Gel 1922, George My Mandy, Caldwell, ide. Scletv. Sept. 19-23. Wm. Aleiter, 1601 8 . . ILLIWOIS. Indianapolis—Indiana State Nurses’ Assn. Sept. Benefit and Guidance of Novelty Alpha—Reunion of 102d Llinois Regiment. Sept. Gianavolis. ing, oe? 39 The Meridian, In| 23. Dr. E. L. Emerson, New Windsor, Ill. a : : ae —pe Kokomo—Grand Circle of Indiana, P. H. ©. | Dealers, Street Salesmen, etc. ee Ee he ee 6 eee Ci Se Sele ot... | dianapolis, Ind. American Veterinary Medical Assn Sept. 7-| 10. Dr. C. A. White, 78 E. 26th st., ChlLaFayette—Indiana Grand Council Y. M. I. Aug. —. F. J. Beisz, 606 State st., New cago, Ill. Albany, Ind . : : ALABAMA | Denver—Trans-Mississipp! Commercial Congress. Cameron—Reunion Warren County Soldiers and _ 6, Aap Men’s Institute Hunteville—Southern Mpocerments Sam, Aug. au. 16-21. Arthur J. Francis, Cripple Creek, a Aug. 26. J. S. Glover, Kirkwood, Pree c. remy New ‘a oes 24-28. ; 20 . J. Smith, Knoxville, Tenn. . ee , ' Mobile anu United @rder of Odd Fellows, UeDnver—National Pure Food Congress. Aug. Champaign—lIllinois State Horticultural Soctgag i ee ea eee a Aug. 3-7. W. T. Breeding, 32 Hutchinson et., te W. F. Cannon, State House, Denver, on Dec a ar ae ind. ey ee ee 4 , / Montgomery, Ala. ol. cago—Order o t. George Gran ge. . ’ entennery—tivend Royal Arch Chapter of Al. Denver—Amalgamated Iron, Tin and Steel Aug. 10. Chas. C. Mererisse, 111 22d st., egy sae vet. Velunteoms : abama. Dec, 6. Geo. A. Beauchamp, Monta <i be — Williams, 602 oo ye sete? Winton ot Sickie Aaa Oct. 14-15. C. B. Porter, BR. F. D. No. 6, : gomery, Ala. a. x a ~ urg, Pa. : ago—Saw Smiths’ Union of Nort merica. Wabash, Ind. Montgomery—Eastern Star Chapter. Nov. 4-5. nver—Knights Protected Ark. Aug. 17. 8. Sept. —. F. E. Kingsley, 1145 B. Beeville Pleasant Lake—74th nestnent Indiana Veter“ s R Kutz, 513 Kaw ave., Topeka, Kans. ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. 9Mrs. Elizabeth Salter, 516 Cotton ave., Bir De ‘ i ans’ Assn. Sept. W. F. Peddycord, mingham, Ala. nver Association of Official Agricultural Chicago — National Harness Manufacturers South Haven, Mich. ; Troy—Grand Knights of Pythias. Aug. 9-12. Chemists. J Aug. 25-28. H. W. Wiley, BuAssn. Aug 30-Sept. 1. G. M. Scherz, 1004 South Bend—Indiana Federation of Labor. Sept. : W. H. Brazier, 257 8S. Lawrence st., Mobile, Teau of Chemistry, Department of AgriculFreeman ave., Cincinnati, 0. 8-30. ; Tenn ture, Washington, D. C. Chicago—Women’s National Trade Union League. South Bend—Indiana State Federation of La: Tuscaloosa —Grand Encampment of Ala. I. 0. Leadville—Colorado Federation of Women’s Sept. —. Mrs. Woods, South End Home, Bosbor. Sept. 28-30. Clarence Gaumer, 741 8. | > Clubs. Sept. 7-10. Mrs. T. B. Pyies, Founton, Mass. -% li d. | oO. F Sept. 7-8 W. F. McCarthney, 2002 tal Col c East st., Indianapolis, In i Lehighton avenue, Anniston, Als. mp hicago—International Brick, Tile and Terra south Bend—State Federation of Clubs. Oct. : Tuskogee—A. F & A. M. Grand Lodge. Aug. ue “ti Encar pment 1. 0. O. F. of Colooe Workers’ Alliance. Sept. 13. he 26Mrs. N. T. Anderson, secy., Green: 17. G. ABeuchamp, Montgomery, Als. cae. _ 19. J. M. Norman, 303 Exchange ous an Rodegraven, 4 Fifth _ Cateape. A castle, Ind. Bidg., Denver, Colo. cago—American Bankers’ Assn. eck of ‘Terre Heute —Inéiene State Medical Assen. Oct. ARIZONA Washington—Roadmasters and Maintenance of Sept. 13. Fred E. Farnsworth, 11 Pine st., an, Or. Heath, Newton Claypool Bldg., . : Way Assn. Sept. 1417. Walter E. Emery, |New York City. Sodipanpeaie Ona: Chose g Rg 4 Nov. —. MorR. 31, Union Station, Peoria, Il. Chicago—American Assn. of Fn ene | oom Vincennes—Knox County Soldiers and Sailors’ : mt -Kanights of Pythias. ” Nov. —, John CONNECTICUT. Fchtcke Valley os a Panensinain, Pa. = ed ee ; H D. Loper. Mesa, Ari. : Rridgeport—Sixth Connecticut Volunteers Assn, Chicago—American Bankers’ Assn. Sept. 13Phoenix—-Psthian Sisters. Nov. —. Mary McAng. 18. Wm. F. Smith, Whitneyville, Conn. 18. Fred Farnsworth. New York City. IOWA : Mullen, 129 Hoff st., Tucson, Ariz. Danbury—Jr. 0. U. A. M. State Council. Sept. Chicago—Catholie Total Abstinence Union of Burlington—lowa Retail Tea and Coffee Men's oy eg Pate pq Rt fog 8-14. 28. H. N. Marvin, 33 Gibbs st., New Haven, — Aug. 4-7. Edwin Mulready, Rocka Aug. —. A. E. Childs, Cedar Rapids, Ned Creightea, x A oenix, Conn. and ass. ARKANSAS Danbury—Sons of St. George. Aug. 10. R. Chicago—Kriegerbund of North America. Aug. Oetlar Rapids—Imp. 0. R. R. Oct. 12-13. L. Martin, 191 Fifth st.. Bridgeport, Conn. oe = Langenhan, 1570 W. Third st., Cleve. = nee. — —_: ee nee > Hot Springs—Concatenated Order . Danbury—Connecticut Universalists Convention. an olfax—lIowa State Epwort ssembly. ug. Sent, Ke J. H. Baird, 1007 . By a Sept. 15-16. Rev. W. F. Dickerman, 86 EuChicago—American Unitarian Assn National 5-15. Emerson DePrey, Des Moines, Ia. Bank Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. elid ave.. Waterbury, Conn. Conference. Sept. 27. Rev. W. P. GreenCouncil Bluffs—Medical Society of the Missouri Little Rock—Arkansas Letter Carriers’ Assn. Meriden—Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W. of Connec. man. O84 Astor’ —" ge me | ~— me — 2-3. Chas. Wood Fassett, St. _ 23-24. i. s D. P : 4 a tieut. Oct. 21. Geo. Stroh, Drawer 41, New cago—lInternationa ve oc position. P 0. Lane teen hekeees Renta dae” Oo on | Tnven, Comm. Nov. 21-Dec. 10. B. H. Helde, Union Stock Davenport—Ind. Order of Odd Fellows. Third 30. Henry 8. Traylor, Boonville, Ark. . Meriden—Conn State Conference of the BR. M. Yards. Chicago. week in October. ’ I. U. Oct. 2%. Phil. G. McDermott, secy., Chicage—Industsial Workers of the World. Davenport—Master Horseshoers’ yo ProCALIFORNIA. 108 Adeline st.. New Haven, Conn. Sent. 9. St. John, 310 Bush Temple, — _—_ 1, = a 4 ss McG ureka—lInternationa he . New Haven—23d Regiment C. V. Assn. Aug. cago. : » N. —_ a ao at Bn gy SRA — 19. Wm. H. Hine, R. F. D., Cherry — Chicago—National Slack Cooperage ManufacturDavenport—Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. of Iowa. est G. Pope, 1613 Second st., Eureka, Cal Naugatuck, Gonn. ers’ Assn. Nov. 16-18. J. T. Palmer, SebeOct. 20-22. R. L. Tilton, Des Moines, Ia. Fresno—High Court Independent Order of ForNew Haven—Deutscher Order Harugari. Dates _ Waing, Mich ay py lg "Chapter a esters. Oct. —. S& G. Dunkerley, 432 San not set. Geo. Meichler, Meriden, Conn. Chicago—-American Society of Refrigerating EnMasons of Iowa. Oct. "i Fernando Bidg., Los Angeles, Cal. New London—Knights of Pythias. Oct. 20. H. gineers. Oct. 18-19. W. H. Ross, 154 NasDavenport—Knights of Pyihies. Aug. 1 Los Angeles—American Pharmaceutical Assn ©. Case. Box 506, Hartford, Conn. sau st., New York City. Devenpert—W. ©. F. U. State Convention. Aug. 1620. Chas. Caspari, Jr., University New London—State Firemen’s Assn. Aug. 10Chicago—American Shorthorn Breeders’ Assn. Sept. —. of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. 1. | R. V. Magee, Watertown, Conn: Dec. 1. John W. Groves, 13 Dexter Park Davenport—Iowa Firemen’s Tournament. Aug. os e : New London—Pythian Sisters. Oct. 19. e ave., cago ' ™ ten i ae = aa a C. Perry, Union City, Conn. Dixon—Rock River Assembly of Lutherans’ Davenport—lowa Assn. mange and Correcsecy., 336% 8. Broadway, Los Angeles. *| Norwich—National Roque Assn. of America. Assn. July 31-Aug. 15. N. H. Long, Dixon, | tons, Davenport. Ia. — pa Reunt Los Angeles—California Pharmaceutical Assn Ang. 17. N. L. Bishop, 7 Huntington Place, ui. — a ee ge a wot ag % Aug. 13-14. F. W. Nish, 1022 Masonic ave... .. Norwich, Conn. Eureka—tIllinois Christian Missionary Society. | Aug. 24-27 = tates Manan oo Sen Francisco, Cal : “* Norwich—i8th Regt. Connecticut Volunteer InAug. 30-Sept. 3. W. D. Deweese, BloomingDes Moines—Iowa eae ee ts ~ 7 Oskland—California Realty Federation. Aug. fantry Assn. Ang. 19. Henry Hovey, 6 Cliff ton, Ul. Aug. —— a Po 1 Lette “ee —no 12-14. H. Burdett, 624 Security Bldg., Los «t.. Norwich, Conn. Hillsboro—Old_ Settlers’ Reunion. Sept. Des Moines—Sta ° 05,26. Cc “a benny sAngeles, Cal. Willimantic— Woman's Cortetian Temperance Mt. ,Carmel— Wabash County Soldiers prt Sait. pee ug a I a ams, presos | ‘nion. Oct. 12-14. iss Josephine A. ton, or’s Reunion ug. 3-6. nit Wr. Hentesy, Redlands, Cal, “"S | East’ Hampton, Conn. ‘ Paris—King's Daughters. Third week in Sep| DesMoines —Catholic Knights of America. Aug. Riverside—South California Sunday-school Assn. DELAWARE =. —_ + & Se oe ae Satan, Se jaa in As aagiieat Teeport, je , ts Secher Beats ye waa ee and ColpDover—State Grange, P. of H. Dec. 14. WesGussie cititests State Conference of Charities Des Moines—Iowa Assn. of Science Teachers. Gen Prandiean eas eles, ans Se ley Webb, Dover, 1. and Corrections. Oct. 9-12. Dr. Frank P. Nov. 4. _F. E. Goodell, 1304 Tenth st., Des 72-24 lehe 7 Brit ‘oast os —. pt. Georgetown—Delaware C. E. Union. Oct. 21-22. Norbury. Jacksonville, Ill. | Moines, Ia. Sen Renna Cal ritton, ranklin st., Margaret Pearle Warner, Clayton, Del. Peoria—Illinois Retail tngboment and Vehicle Fort Dodge—League of Towa Municipalities. om co, Va o ot Marshalltown—Grand Lodge Knights of PryDealers’ Asen. Dec. 7-9. J. A. MonteSept. 21-23. Frank G. Plerce, Marshalltown, L. G. Schord. 611 ae ee nt thias. Oct. 21. M. L. Garrett, secy., 708 lius, Jr.. Piper City, IM. Ta. Cal. 7 anKing st., Wilmington, Del. Rockford—Stat* Grange of Illinois. Dec. 14Montezuma—Powrhiek County Poultry Assn. Gen Francieco—Naticasi som of Susie Wilmington—Grand Circle of Delaware, Rroth 16. Jeannette E. Yates, Dunlap, Il. Dee. 15-18. Jos. Morris, Montezuma, Ia. Lithographers. sept. — F. D. Orl rs vost erhood of America. Aug. 17. Benj. Knox, Yenecx—Luther League of Illinois. Aug. 24New London--New London Poultry Assn. Dec. ; Brantte Bids, Rochester, X. rlatte, ‘Harrington, Del. 27. Miss Alvina Stut, 114 Evergreen ave., 15-18. G. R. Hill, New London. Ia. a San Francisco—Delta Upsiion Fratern! Ang. | Vyoming—Patriotic Order Sons of America. Chicago. Il. Sioux City—Clerks of the District Court Assn. pe ty. Aug.) Aug. 31. Thomas F. Dunn, Dover, Del. Springfielt— Liquor Dealers’ Protective Assn. [> . Aug. 11-13. C. W. Hoyer, Ida Sept. 21. ‘arthy, Sehi oo | Ban foensinee— Coltterate Photographers’ Assn. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA p< a = J. MeO S08 ie Bide Stoux City—Pythian Sisters Grand Temple. peenatene Gok. J. Clute, 713 Call Blag., washington—State Council, District of ColumSpringfield—Yeomen of America. Sept. —. J. _ Aug. 10-12. Lulu Blaiser, Williamsburg, Ia. Gan Yrenciece—Weetere Uetel Men’ bia. Daughters of America. Sept. 20-21. Ca_L. Walker, 46 Fox st., Aurora, Ill. Sioux City—National Bee-Keepers’ Assn. Sept. oe eee en's Assn. mm 0. Bohrer, Rox pg D. < a a gg ge oO. &. of Sie agg gee geranee, Platteville, Wis. sie ash on—Supreme re rotherhood nols. Nov. -16. m J. Baker, ney, Oey pranstece—Geemas ae Catholic Staats a Oct 19. Wm. J. Schafer, Atlantic mM. . Oct. 27-28. Mrs. Maria Jackson, Council st.. Sen F ~c r—Neumer, 3335 21st City. N. J. Springfield—Illinots State Bee Keepers’ Assn. Bluffs, Iowa. Gn 3ea—-¥ ME Ga 6 Washlagtee-— Brotherhood of America. Oct. 18. Nor. 18-19. Jas. A. Stone, Route 4, SpringSioux City—U. R. Knights of Pythias Grand 2 aon oe — Council. Aug. 15 . B. Walter, 2208 Frankford ave., Phila— field. Il. Encampment. Aug. 7-12. Praaciass fan ny: SS Gonches ct., Gen Aelphia. Pa. Springfiel4—tIilinots State Teachers’ Assn. Dec. Sioux City—Iowa County Supervisors’ Assn. Senta Crus—G as al Washington—Sons of Veterans. Aug. 23-27. —. Carokube Grote, Macomb, III. Aug. 11-13. I. H. Taggart, Bradyville, Ia. cael ae 1 sates ea InterH. H. Hammer, Reading, Pa. Springfield—Rebekah State Assembly. Nov. 17. KANSAS. Chas. A O. & nn Oct. 12-16. Washington—Union Veteran Legion. Sept. 8. 18. Mary P Miller, 1405 N. 4th st., SpringWatesonrille—T DES. Be er ©. P. Hallam, 326 Fifth st., B., Washingfield. Mi. Cherryvale—Old Soldiers of Southern Kansas Re908 Broad 4 ept. 13. F. J. Rose, ton. D. C. Springfield—Bullding Association League of IIunion. Aug. 23-28. 0. C. Kineald, CherryWeeal way, Oakland, Cal. Washington—Supreme Commandery, Knights of linois Oct. 14-15. B. G. Vasen, 517 Main vale, Kn. a. "Nate — a —— pe Bite: 5. on. Malta. Oct. —. Prank Gray, 1345 Arch st., St., Quincy, IL cae egg Grand Lodge. Aug. 25} snute entra ‘ourt + Oakland, Philadelphia. Pa. Fred Stone, Lawrence. Kan. Cal. Washington—National Assn. of Railway ComINDIANA. Kansas City—Photographers’ Assn. of Kansas. COLORADO missioners. Oct. 12. Wm. H. Connelly, care Columbus—Indiana State Grange, P. of Hi. Sept. 28-29. Max Wolf, Manhattan, Kan. | Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, Dec. 14-17. L. W. Robertson, care The RobUawrence—Fraternal Ald Asan. Oct. 12. T. J. Colorado Springs—Grand Lodge Knights of rp. ¢. ertson, South Bend, Ind. Edmonds, Lawrence, Kan. Pythias. Aug. 31. W. 8. O'Brien, 408 Con. Washington—Universal Craftsmen’s Council of gort Wayne—American Obstetricians and GyneOttawa—Kansas Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn. coltnental Bidg., Denver, Col. Engineers. Aung. —. Walter S. Caldwell, ologists’ Assn. Sent, 21-23. Dr. W. W. Sept. 6-7. 0. Chacey, Leavenworth, Kan. 0 oredo Springs—National Insurance Commis| Chieago, Ml. S Potter, 258 Delaware ave.. Bnffalo. N. Y. Pittsburg—Anti-Horse-Thief Assn., Kansas Di| sass Aug. 24-27. J. J. Brinkerboff, | Waehincton—Sons of Veterans’ DLadies AuxGoehen—Northern Indiana Dental Society. Sept. vision. Oct. 19-21. G. J. McCarty, Coffeyop Bbringgeld, mn. iary. Aug. —. Miss Anna Williams, vice—. Dr. W. O. Valette, Goshen, Ind. Topeka—Kansas State Horticultural Society. tipple Creek—State Stationary Engineers’ Aspresident, Albany, N. Y. Indianapolis—State Haymakers’ Assn. Ang. 9. Dec. —. Walter Wellhouse, State House, P sociation. Ang. 6-7. L. L. Bryant, 419 E.| Washington—National Rivers and Harbors Con percy Rarr, 606 W. Main st., Muncie, Ind. Topeca, Kan. P_Eaton ave., Cripple Creek, Qol. gress. Dec. 8-10. J, F. Ellison, 204 E. Front [pdianapolis—U. S. Rrewmasters’ Assn. Sept. Wichita—Southwestern Kansas and Oklahoma / : Crete Creek —Improved Order Red Men. st., Cincinnati, 0. —. G. Graebner. Chicago, I. Implement and Hardware Dealers’ _Assn. Dec. | . 10 John, A. Holenberg, Kittredge Woshington—American Institute of Architects. Tmdianapolis—International Stewards’ Asan. 8-10. F. L. Wright. Wichita, Kan. Bldg.. Denver, Col. Dates not set. Glenn Brown, The Octague, Aug. 1719. Jacob Miller, 310 Isabella Bldg., Wichita—Kansas Gas, Water and Electric Assn. Delta Twelfth District Normal Institute. Aug. Washington, D. C. . 46 Van Buren st., Chicago. Ill. Sept. 24. Jas. D. Nicholson., Newton. Kans. 213. Mrs, Mildred Anderson, Delta, Col. FLORIDA. Indianapolis—Grand Lodge of Indiana Knights bet a ye Encampment I. 0. 0. F. Oct. 1 ver Colorado Teachers’ Assn. Dec. 27-30. rf Raliwe Brid and and Ladies of Honor. Oct. 4-5. — > Lew T. Rees, Leavenworth, Kan. W. W. Remington, 408 Charles Bidg., Den| Jackeonville—American Rallway Haught, 429 N. Pennsylvania st., IndianWichita-Grand Lodge of I. 0. 0. F. Oct. 12 ; ver, Col. ae i=. Oct. 19. S. F. Pastereen, apolis, Ind. 14. Will J. Russell, Topeka, Kan. | jenver—American Brotherhood of Cement Workmcord, N. a. Tadianapolis—Improved Order of Red Men. Oct. : evs. Sept. 14. Henry J. Uliner, Room 214, 19-20. Otto Wolf, 316 Indiana Trust Bldg.. KENTUCKY. Mechanics’ Rank Bidg., San Francisco, Cal. GEORGIA. Indianapolis, Ind. Fullerton—Soldiers’ Reunion. Sept. 1-4. Frank Denver—International Assn. of Machinists, Sept, Albany—Grand United Order of Odd Fellows’ Undianapolis—Great Council, Degree of Poca M. Griffin, Fullerton. Ky. . Geo. Preston, 404 McGill Bldg., Wash Grand Lodge. Aug. 19. B. J. Davis, 26% hontas. Oct. 21. Mrs. Emma Graham, 521 Grayson—Grand Castle Knights of the Golden , ington, D. C, Prror st.. Atlanta, Ga. Cottage ave.. Anderson, Ind. — Aug. 10. John G. Riley, Grayson, Jenver—Riecult and Crac c ° . Albany National Nut Growers’ Assn. Oct. —. [ndianapelis—Knights and Ladies of Honor. a : Aug 2. H. B. Grabs, Or en -_ Dr, J. F. Wilson, Poulan, Ga Sept. 21. George D. Tait, 429 N. Penn st., Grayson—G. A. R. Reunion. Aug. 11-14. Peter : New York Clty. Atlanta —Rrotherhood of Rallway Carmen. Sept. Indianapolis, Ind. Brown, Grayson, Ky. Denver—Colorado Homeopathic Medical Soctety. 14 FE. Wm. Weeks, 607 Hall Bldg., Kansas tndianapolis—United Rrothers of Friendship and Hopkinsville—Kentucky Division United DaughSept. 7-8 Chas. M. Worth, M. D., @n0 City, Mo Sisters of the Mysterious Ten. Aug. 5-8. L ters of the Confederacy. Oct. 13-15. Miss Fourteenth a«t., Denver, Col Atlanta—Toyal Star of America. Sept. —. F. Johnson, Newbere. Ind. M. S. Geary, 441 N. Livingston st., LexingDenver--National Traveling Engineers’ Asan. Marie R. Ronemus, 510 Hall Bldg., Kansas Indianapolis—Shirt Waist and Laundry Work ton, Ky. t Aug., 25-26 W. ©. Thompson, care New City, Mo. ers’ International Union. Aug. 10. John UCLexington—Kentucky Christian Woman's Board | York Central, Ruffalo, N. Y. Atlanta—R. R. C. of A. Sept. 14. E. Wm. J Manning. @02 Second ave.. Troy. N. Y. of Missions. Sept. 20-24. Mrs. Sarah K. : Denver—American Aagsn. of Public AccountWeeks, 507 Hall Ridg., Kansas City, Mo. Indtanapolis—Grand Encampment 1. 0. O. F. Yancey, 420 W. 6th st., Lexington, Ky. : ants, Oct. 19. T. Cullen Roberts, 56 Pine | Columbhus—Masonic Fourth District Convention. of Indiana Nov. 16. W. Hi. Luddy. Odd 4 st., New York City, Aue. 18 W. W. Kelley, Columbus, Ga. Fellows Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. (Continued on page 36.) :