New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 5

' ELKS T0 DEDICATE | SOLDIERS’ HOSPITAL ;81,000,000 Raised for Recon-| struction Work Among Fighters | | “Boston Nov 12—The dedication of the B. P. O. Elks’ Reconstruction hospital, the first great hospital to be built in the United States for the Teconstruction of maimed and disfigured American =oldiers and esailors, will he held e, v afternoon, at 2 o'clock, on ‘Parker Hill. { This reconstruction hospital, which | « one of a series being erected by the iks from the fund of $1,000,000 raised by The various lo through- | out the country, is now heing occupied, “ fer move than a dozen wounded sol- from the war fields of France “re now housed in one of its wards, ! #nd scores more are expected within "the next few weeks. The exercises attending the dedica- | tlon will be notable Secretary of War Baker has Meen invited, and, if , possible, will accs > formal pros- entatign of th. & sital from the r of the Elks to | ¢ of the ceremonies | over by th Hon. | John K. Tener, chairman of the IZ1ks’ War Relief Commission. Should the Becretary of War be unable to grace the occasion with his pr, minent official of the Wa will represent him. Governor McCall and Mayor Peters will be prominent among the guests Hundreds of Elks from every section @of New Engiand will attend. i Prominent Elks from all lodges in the country will attend the ceremony. | Grand Exalted Ruler, Bruce A. Camp- Grand FExalted 1 whom, in the cou it will be tu Il of East St. Louis, Ill., has called nany-of the Grand Lodge Committoc: to meet herc at that time. There wili Dbe meetings of the ! Judiciary Committee, Credentials Committee, Committee on State As- | sociations, Big Brothers’ Committec 4and the Committee on the good of the order. { The Elks' War Relief Commission which had charge of financing the achievement will also be present. This includes the Hon. John K. Tener, Charleroi, Pa.; Joseph FP. Fanning, New York City: Jerome E. Fisher, | Jamestown, N. Y.; James R. Nichol- son, Boston; Bdward Righter, New , Orleans and Fred Harper, Lynchburg, Va., former Grand Exalted Ruler. 5 The officers of the Blks, who will | be in charge of the dedicatory exer- cises, are Grand Exalted Ruler, Bruce A. Campbell, East St. Louis, IIlL; Grand Esteemed Leading Knight, Hon. Thomas Reilly, Meriden, | Jonn.; Grand Estesmed Royal Knight, Oliver K. Cowell, Sunbury, Pa.; Grand ! _/Bstpemed Lecturing Knight, Edward | L. Chapman, Great Bend, Kan.; @rand Secretary, Fred C. Robinson, Dubuque, Iowa; Grand Treasurer, Charles A. White, Chicago, I11.; Grand Tiler, Chester B. Horn, Colorado Springs, Col.; Grand Inner Guard, H. 'W. Brown, Sante Monica, Cal.; Grand Cheplain, the Rev. Dr. John Dysart Dubugue, Iowa; Grand Esquire, Harry Bacharach, Atlantic City, N. J, and the members of the Board of Trustees, J. Bdward Masters, Charlerol, Pa.: George D. Locke, Tulsa, Okla.; Patrick T. Po Jersey City, N. J.; W. E. Drislanw, Albany, N. Y., and Charles ¥. J. McCue, Cambridge, Mass. The Elks' Reconstruction hospital, in its mission to rebulld maimed and crippled soldiers, ts equipped with every devise known to modern science. The lessons learned from the solution in the French hospitals of the great bospital will be the flnest of its character in America. Major Frederick J. Cotton one of the originators of the idea of a reconstruc- tion hospital in Boston and one of the ablest orthopedic surgeons in the coun- try, is in charge of the hospital for the government. A well trained and especially effictent staff has been as- signed to the hospital. yesterday. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1918. 5 “I had been troubled for a long time with chronic constipation and never found any- thing that gave me the natural relicf that Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has”” (From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written by Mr. I Rosenthal, 6 W. 28th St., New York, N. Y.) Nearly every disease can be traced to constipation. 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Report of the Condition of THE PLAINVILLE TRUST COMPANY, Plainville, Conn. at the close of business on the lst day of { November, 1918. Bills Dis¢bunted Mortgage Loans . Funds Set Aside for Savings Depositors ......... z Stocks and Securities Banking House ..... Furniture and Fixtures Due from Reserve Agents . 76,559.70 Due from Banks and Bankers 492.43 United States and National Bank i Notes 37,689.00 ! Gold Coin 1,800.50 1 Silver Coin 1,330.00 Minor Coin . 564.69 a 136,575.00 1,797.60 . 3758,404.18 New York— $ 25,000.00 10,000.00 Other ndivided Profits, Less Current Expenses and Taxes arrival fAnl Paid . ....c.ceceoncssnetaen. Due to Banks, Bankers and Trust Companies General Deposits Deposits in Savings Department sclentifi roblems concerning maimed The fact that good news was re- | Other Liabilities: ientific p ol ity - Federal Reserve Bank U. S. adt will be applied here. 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