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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-07
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

A. the meeting Of Providence Lodge, L o. G. T.
Friday evening, July 80. Mr.. John E. ReDney was
elected to represent the organization the session
Of the Grand Lodge In Charlottesville In Septeni-
ber. Mics Frances Rumsey elected alternate.
Tn. following were elected delegates to the dis
trict lodge, which meets next Tuesday: Mrs. Mary
e. Troth, Misses Mary j. Sugar and Dollie A.
Slaytoa and Mr. John E RenLey.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Chief templar, Henry Hawxhurst;
vice templar, Miss Vienna Marks; treasurer, Mrs.
NJ. + 1fotn: secretary, Job Hawxhurst: financial
secretary, Willis Bryce; marshal, Miss Edna
Marks.
Prof. Cunningham of Reliance Academy Virginia,
has orgarized a class here in vocal music.
The country superintendent OF schools. Mr.. NJ. ID.
Hall conducted the examinato ion OF white appll-
cants for schools Tuesday and Wednesday. and OF
a few days this week about one mile from this
week.
Religious services. with stereopticon illustrations
were held on the court house green Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Rev. c. Fl. Crawford, pastor of the Second Con-
gregational Church of Baltimore, Nd, and his
two sons, C NJ. and William Crawford. are making;
a few days this week about mile from this
village. Their next stopping place will be Manas
Miss Nellie hewitt Of Lorton, Va, who has been
visiting at Mr.. Robt. Wilcy's returned home,
acc mpanied by Miss Marcia Wiley.
Miss Ora Martin OF Paikersburg. W. Va. is the
guest of Miss Jessie Love of this place.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman of 0rsnge, Va. is occupying
the pulpit of Zion 2. +. Church, in the absence of
Rev W. II. X. Pendleton.
Mr.. B. +. Nalle and family of Washington have
moved into Mr.. N o. Bonds house for the summer.
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Mr.. jesse C. snt,- grand councilior 81 Washing
ton acting grand marshal, aud Mr.. J. r. Jea~s
grand MARSHAL Mr.. ]. n. ah1rne Nss eIesi.d IN
additional representative 70 the q and I,.ige of
lodge has membership 81 lus. thus cniitIlng ~
10 two representative in thar hudy 'sluu,..ia
n joint debate Temperance stbh,f to is
selected Tae challenge was acreptcd. aud the
Mr. VI. L. Church has rsHI-.! t. MIR rraus Holm.
baush The place belonging T. MIR. W. r. Thomas.
Mr.. Morgan Stoves. an old resident Of the town.
NJ w H. Barksdale Of Washington has rented
the Capt Parker r.~idrncc-
The ladies Of thc baptist Church held .ful
lawn feie Monday night.
Messrs. f. +. Bcr,.lsy.k 4 Co. have sold for Mr.
u u Mcdaniel. his housr AMI lot oa the conner
OF WASHINGTON and jefferson streets. 20 Dr. w ".
Mr.. Geo. =. Rollins and daughter. Miss Ethel.
naue returned ffrin trip TO Vermont.
Mr.: C. A. l.. Mtrrihsld and sister Miss Relic
Merrihcld are visiting friends IN Maine
MT, ~ \, Davis left here Tuesday for a months
Among those Who passed a successful examina-
fs non ~ The annual examination of tcarers Fnir-
TAX: Tuesday ani "Wednesday. wrrc Miss IGa
iail Miss Eina Lutirell and Mr.. W. A. HaIl Il Ills
Mrs. f. Tucker Of Atlanta Ga il rI.Itipr N-s
A. NJ Smith on Maple avenue
Mes>rs Cart and Writ Kinslry have issued invt.
iat"as to dance. to be given thrir home Fri
day night.
James johnson elected janItor Of tho public
school building at meeting Of the school board
NJ. J y GfleScn has moved into his new house
at East End ~
Robert Stewart. calored was before Mayor ravpe
"Wednesday charged with heating Ills wife lint fbe
'ase was dismissed ~ the -TnsSt Of ~. wife
The town council win hold an INN. rant meeting
IT the cs'ncil hall Monday night, Among ,tSrr
matters 10 I'VE sd-r,d Is the Question 81 ,nn rnl
or the Ndll" turnpike through town
Mr. and MIS- \. ~ Avil II Phiiai.lp'iia are Nis-
i.ihs the iorntrs uncle. Mr.. W. 4 Duncan Mr.
asil Is To- EDITOR of TIE ihiinarlphia T.l.q,lnpr
Master l,ronke ollrn cnrrrtainri n uiser ~ his
Young '-ff.rris nj his homo THURSDAY
of he n,
THURSDAY
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MOSQUITO BIeSsiurS.

The Boston Transcript is responsible for
a new view of the mosquito. and while we
slap and rub this summer We may keep in
mind these four truths which it is declared
science has established:
First. mosquito cannot live in air free
from malarial poison. Untainted air has
the same effect on him as a healthy COM
munity on DOCTOR It deprives him of
patients and he must go to less favored
localities to practice.
Second. The lymph which flows through
an automatic valve when it inserts its pro-
~ -l.I.e.-iIs d mounted germ of the ma
iarlai fever. and. according to the well-set-
tied law of incubation, the Introduction
OF the weak germ renders harmless an at
tack by the strong germ.
Third. The mosquito never swallows hu
man blood. l. cannot The fact that its
body becomes discolored and swells. while
probirg. Is caused by the discoloration of
tn@ lymph IN contact with the blood and
the muscular effort of inserting the probe.
Fourth. A mosquito will never insert its
lancet In person not susceptible to an at
TACK OF malaria. In this respect its sense
Is more accurate than the most skilled and
experienced pathologst. This also proves.
not ohiy us unerring instinct but that II
never wounds unnecessarily. Its thrusts
are those OF skilled and humane surgeon
anu even more unselfish, for hope of a fee
never Qulckers him, nor does the male.
diction Of his patient deter him in fhe full
fllment Of his duty. e Au'
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Subj RBAN NEWS
KENsINGTON.

Capt. W. n. Lemon and wife spending Q
couple of weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Day Flack ard son Of Orange, Nj, and
Mrs. Day Of Baltimore ere visiting Mrs. DIR. II.
Il. Naylor
Miss Bessie K. Showacre Of Baltimore is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore.
The regular monthly meeting Of the kensington
Literary Society will be held Wednesday evening
next at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Klnnear. Thomas
Nelson Page Is the author selected for the meeting.
The Ladies' Aid, Home and Foreign Missionary
societies Of st. Paurs ME- Church will be en-
tcrtained Wednesday next from II till at the
home of Mrs. II. r. Naylor.
Mrs. b. H. Warner, Miss Margaret Warner and
Master Philips Warner have gone to Capon Springs
for two weeks visit.
The choir Of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church will give
lawn party Monday evening at the residence Of
MIR. Clarence L. Harding at Kenilworth.
The various Masonic bodies Of Montgomery coun-
ty will attend Divine worship tomorrow at II
an at ST. Pauls Il. Church. A special sermon
Rev. Robert NJ. Moore.
lawn party for the benefit of the Noyes Library
porch and lawn of the library. The occasion
brought out the friends of the Institution in full
force, and the cream end cake and other good
about $40. Prize games Of tennis and croquet
We're played Miss Eleanor G.. Ray winning the
prize for the former, and Miss Blanche Ridgely
bat terry furnished Shocks to the amusement Of the
younger people and helped to swell the proceeds.
At a meeting of the directors of the library,
held Wee nesday evening, vote of thanks was
passed to the entertainment committee, and to
the young ladies' of Kensington who worked so
faithfully and successfully for the lawn fete. and
be made to place some more book cases In the
library and also additional publications.
Nj, lse. and large force of workmen are en-
poyed. 1t Is expected 1t will be completed by fall.
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LAUREL.

Senator German. accompanied by his son. Mr. A.
P. German, Jr, left here Thursday morning for a
stay of three weeks at Saratoga.
Mrs. Valentine, who has been in Laurel for sew
eral weeks, has returned TO her home in Hagers-
town.
nir. and Mrs. William B. Jenkins and children
of Baltimore spending the summer In Laurel.
Miss Mary Mackall Mackenzie of Baltimore has
been the guest here Of her aunt, Mrs F. 1. Ahern,
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Baldwin, Miss Lena
Little and Mr.. II. P. Baldwin spending several
days at Colonial Beach.
Miss Kate Gambriil is entertaining number Of
friends this week at Beaumont, the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gambrill Her
guests are: Misses Erma Christian and Grace
Tunis and Mr. Henry Fleming of Baltimore and
Miss Jeanette Jones and Mr.. Charley Jones Of
Ekridge.
Miss Mary Sothoron Of 1.-The Plains" st. Mary
county, and Mr.. SothOron of Baltimore the
guests here Of their sister. Mrs Barnes Compton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Philips T.. Z.
Church will give harvest fete at the residence of
the Misses Cronmiller Wednesday evening August
IL. The entertainment will consist of selections
by four members Of the Laurel Military Band,
Tcpsy Terry concert, by the little ones; Little
Grandmothers and an old-time cake walk.
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GLENCARLYN, VA.

Mrs Walter R. Jones Of Holly avenue, who
has been spending the past month on the eastern
shore Of Maryland, returned home Thursday even
Ing feeling greatly benefited the result Of hei
trip.
Miss Matte Beck has returned to her home ir
Washington, d. c., after a pleasant visit to hel
friend, Miss Leila NJ. Gurley of the ''Old Home
stead"
With the July meeting, held recently at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Stocking, on County
avenue the Glencarlyn Euchre Club closed, for 8
brief interval. one of the most successful period;
of It's long career; An adjournment for several
weeks was only decided upon by officers of the
organization after most careful consideration Il
being urged that meetings could hardly be sue
cessful during the absence from town of SO large
a percentage of enrolled members.
A small army Of visitors has enjoyed the COO
breezes to be found the famous board walk
here during the past week, among others seen or
that promenade being the following: Messrs. J. b
Hunter. Richard Magruder, Mrs. Jennie Magrudel
and Miss Clara Babceck of Washington, D. c.;
the Misses Mary Greemway and Carrie Dudley Of
Alexandria, Va; Messrs. Rowe and Uber of Fair
fax county, and Mrs, Landon Carter of Wheeling
w. Va
The announcement irndeaa few days ngo Of grand
tournament and BAN t6cbe held at "Bailey's
Grove this place, Monday next, has served
from prolonged state of apathy and inaction
Notices Of the coming event have been posted con
counties, end a central muster Of knights from
miles around is expectedEto take Ilace. Several
handsome prizes will he Awarded to successful com
Miss Mary L. King Of .Hillcroft,' who has
been guest at Asbpry Park, n j.. for several
days. Ve
Much pleasure has been anticipated by a large
runber Of residents here in an excursion of the
young people of the, town to Marshall Hall, which
Rev. Is. John H. chesisy of WASHINGTON, D. c.
months at Glenearlyn, returned home Tuesday
evening, much improved in health and strength.
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TAKOMA PARK.

Rev. j. Van Ness. pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, expects to return from his journey TO the
Pacific coast this evening Saturday.. He viii
cupy his pulpit tomorrow morning. and in the
evening will give Address upon the impressions
received from the trip the continent and the
Christian Endeayor convention in San Francisco.
Mr.. T. A. Lay and Mr.. T. A. Lay. jr. have re-
turned from two weeks visit to Blackiston's
Island. Mossrs. Eichart Lay, Harry Waters. Ned
Lay AMI Reginald Walker still at the islaad
Mr.. Selden Law, ompanied by several friends
recently took bicycle ride 60 Cotton he Polo
mae, distance Of about eighty miles, covering the
distance in niue hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Warren and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, with -their daughter, have
gene to Front Royal. Va.
The following o.lieers Of Takoma Lodge. l. o. g.
Chief tempiar L. NJ Mooers; vice tenlplar. Miss
Jennie Immersion; Treasurer. Arthur Adams; fuan-
James Matailistef Gfird terin,; chaplain, MIS-;
Nettie Whitmer; MARSHAL II. Eltert Warren;
deputy marshal. Mrs. lIolton; guard, John Adams:
sentinel, Horace Gosorn, aud past chief templar.
The ledge is making arrangements TO give
basket picnic Labor day the Takoma Spring in
the afternoon and evening, when there will be
music and speaking. Organizations in sympathy
With the Good rernplars have been Invited.
Miss Alletta Young has returned 10 Long Island
after visit to her sister, Mrs. Eugenc Davis.
Miss Maud Watkins left Thursday for visit to
friends at found Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Curtis are at Montgomery
Mr. W. L. Folmer is visiting at White Pigeon
Mich.
The Sunday school scholars and their teachers of
the Preshyterian Church VIII give picnic rext
Wednesday at Marshall Hail.
Mis- kese OF Washington las been appointed an
assistant at the post Office here -
ranged his notion store since the removal Of the
office.
Work has been begun IN abe bicycle race track
of Mr.. w. IL. Lewis
The tracks Of the Baltimore and Washington
Transit Company are now being laid along Ethan
Allen
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

'Woodyard's Grove In Alexandria county. pre-
sented an animated appearance last evening, near
ly two hundred people from the surrounding coun-
try together with several large parties from Wash
ington and Alexandria, packing the picturesque
Enclosure to Its utmost capacity. attracted thither
by announcement Of ball to be given there.
During the past two weeks huge posters, giving
notice Of the coming event, had been displayed
throughout the county. and the enthusiastic crowd
present last night seemed more than pleased at the
arrangements made for its reception.
Until about o O'Clock local talent held full sway
the musicians stand. but shortly after that
hour loud cheers from the Ale Ianlria dele cai ion
announced the arrival of Muiier's Band from that
city, to lend its services to the success of the
affair.
The committee in charge had not overlooked the
Important part which refreshments Ilay in an
evenings entertainment, and bountiful supply OF
fruit cake, ice cream and the ike was temptingly
displayed at the Of the partition. While these
were being served, Mr.. William III. Young of Glen
cariyn made few appropriate remarks, taking oS-
casion to extend cordial invitation to all to be
present the grand tournament 81 the young
me MS committee to be held at Bailey's Grove.
Va, the 9th inst Iat.
A glance at the Official program displayed from
the Land stand sh owed mat dancing would con-
tinue until = o'clock in The morning, and II was
clearly evident. when The Star correspondent left
the gro,rrd that no: few Of those PRESENT would
be compelled to sIenl the rr'nlalri"r at III ni.lt
on the road all on the Falls GhIrch elt'.iilc
line having stopped nearly two hours icfore.
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LANGDON.

There Is a vast amount of complaint on the part
Of many residents Of Langdon in regard to the
rule Of the Columbia and Maryland Electric Rail.
road Company, otherwise the lexington and Sol
diers' Home. which requires the collection by The
conductor of two fares from each passenger who
rides between Lanedon and the city proper and
there Is a good deal Of talk as to making test
case OF the right Of .he company to do this.
Mrs. Charles Anderson and daughter have gone
to Colonial Beach for an indefinite stay on &C.
count Of the health Of the latter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T: Hagaa OF Washington. who
have been visiting the parents Of the former in
Avalon Heights, have returned home.
Mrs. W. B. Page and children have returned
from visit to relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Euxene George and children are visiting
Mrs. T. b. Collins and children, who have been
In North Carolina for about . year, are expected
to return to their home n Langdon Tomorrow.
Miss Susie War1en Ii the guest Of the family
OF Judge Ashton at their home in virEinia.
terded visit among friends In Pennsylvania
Mr. Edward H9xelton Of Avalon Heights has
started on wheeling tour. during which he In
tends to visit number OF the principal cities and
towns In Maryland and Pennsylvania
The properly ON Cincinnati street which for
some time past has been occupied ~ = place Of
day at public sale to the Washington Loan and
Tr1st Company for 100.
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr.. Townsend
J. Smith and organized for the season By the
selection OF an executfve committee, composed Of
MeEsrs. Townsend J. Smith, W. A Roberts r. A.
Collins, NJ. Walton and b. r. Edwards.
her parents near Arundel en- bay. having been
suddenly called there By the serious illnes Of
Nm. !. v DukeAart and xa.t.r John ". Lap..
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RIvERDAM,

Mrs. @. J. Wagner, with her son Warren, has
returned from an outing In Virginia.
The roof of the new Presbyterian Church is nearly
completed. set..-
The Young Peoples Society for Promoting the
Growth of the Sunday School met last evening at
Calvert mansion.
Mr. knight of Washington has purchased the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Lishear, on Dupont
circle the price paid being $1,000.
The Riverdale Republican Club is discussing the
subject of reorganiza ton and Of entering the cam
paign as Geary Club.
Marie Blundon's ninth birthday was celebrated
Tuesday evening by merry company Of little ones,
who with herself, went on straw ride, making
noise enough to assure all that it was real chill
dren's good time.
to see about increasing further the capacity Of the
cement works there, In which he and Mr. d. H.
Warner are interested. The plant WIS thought to
be doing well some time ago when its capacity for
manufacturing 200 barrels per day was announced.
It was soon Increased to 400 barrels per day, and
now LOCO barrels per day are being tunneled out.
and the gentlemen expect to double even that out
put .
Mrs. Lawrence Sands Of Wheeling W. Va; Miss
Rose Sweeney of Richmond. Va, and Mrs. chad
wick Of Washington were guests this week OF Col.
and Mrs. MCGEE.
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WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.

Mr.. Harrison has reopened his cottage ON 9th
avenue
Miss Bette Tomnson Of Washington is the
guest of Mrs ]. W. Carter, on the Circle.
Mr. W. T. Hill is occupying his cottage on 9th
nc.
Robert Cohen Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Bergman spending
the month at their cottage Grove avenue
Mr. II. H. Dove has rerted the cottage of Mr..
Rynex, the Circle.
DIR. Luther B. Wilson Is chartered at the Elders
Cottage du ing camp.
Mrs. Sally b. Bogne and family are domiciled
In DR.. Pecks cottage, on the Circle.
The following are registered at Hotel Albany:
son '' OF baltimore Miss McSeir Mrs. De Shields
and family, Mrs. Davis and Mrs Denham of Wash
Mr.. VIM. Redin Woodward made crowd of little
folks happy Ivy taking them on straw ride Mon
day evening ; Mr. Kobeet rlnmme s big wagon
1or and marry party they made The
Of Miss Roberts and Mr.. Altschu were the par
TONS Mills last thursday The continued rains
had caused this picnic TO be put off from time to
"A, a most enjo;able ALTERING Of young folks was
shs @ lean Hiss Eva 1e sf and her
grounds prettily decorated with Chinese Ian
terms. Musical selections We're rendered by Miss
Shuckers ard Miss Locker, Miss Gertrude Knight
and Mr.. Bovee.
Refreshments were served, after which the
tailiess donkey was brought forth. and the efforts
to make good that which was missing mrth-
provoking to the spectators The skiful efforts of
Mr. Jerome Trenns resulted in his receiving as
Merriam received tie hooby prize. yellow kid -
The guests Mere the Misses Clara. Lucy and
Alice Merriam, Eva and Gertrude Knight, Misses
Potbury, Altschu, Loker and Gee; Messrs. Boyer,
Altschu, Lindsay, Boyee, Potbury and Tracy of the
Grove, and Messrs. Ward, Etchlson and Meeks of
Gaithersburg.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

The first alarm for Chemical No. e." our new
engine" was turned in Tuesday evening for a fire
at the residence of DIR. Ford Thompson, on the
Piney Branch road. lighted lamp had been
placed too close to pair of lace curtains and a
slight blaze ensued. The Brightwood engine was
exceedingly prompt in getting away from the
house and in reaching the scene of the incpient
condaSration. The company quickly extinguished
the fire, and was ready to return when the Mt.
Pheasant engine arrived. Ten dollars will cover
the damage.
Another alarm was given about the same time
the following evening by a bicyclist who arrived
somewhat out Of breath and reported a fire at a
house within few steps Of that Of the previous
evening. After u hard it was found that a
huge brush heap was burning behind the house.
1t is noticeable fact that three alarms generally
come in quick succession, and speculation Is rife
received.
The sewer construction now under way Bright
wood avenue has reached Brghtwood, and made it
somewhat inconvenient for persons going to the
post office during the early part Of the week.
The entire width of the road. west Of the car
tracks is made impossible. The sewer is to ex-
tend to point several hundred feet north of the
school house, and will not be finished for two
A base ball team representing Brightwood met
the Petworth nine Wednesday afternoon on the
fore it was finished, with Pefworth in the lead
Mr.. James keene. the motornan. with his family
is occupying the Huyck homestead on Brightwood
The August business meeting Of the Young Peo-
pes society or CHRISTIAN Endeavor OF Emery
Chapel was held at the home of Mr.. Joseph Wal
smith Tuesday evening, Miss Anna MacElwee pre-
Siding. Reports showed more lengthy roll of
men bership and a sounder condition of the treas
ury than for many months. Miss Olive A. Tolson
WAS unanimously elected to associate membership.
home of Mr.. VIM. s. Detweiler, on Des Moines
street.
The long dispute over the Brightwood post Office
is thing Of the past. Thursday evening the
Office quietly moved to its location, corner
Flint street and Illinois avenue. The people Of
BrishtwoOd Park are making preparations to cele-
brate the event Monday evening by a display of
fireworks. band Of music will be present to
eDliyen the occasion.
Mr.. Chas. Parsons Of Brightwood IL enjoying .
visit with relatives In Baltimore.
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FALLS CHURCH.

The executive COMMITTEES Of Perseverance Temple
has elected Miss Ida ]. Quick to represent the
temple IL the annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Good Teinplars, which meets at Charlottesville
on the. eth Of September. At the meeting Of the
temple on saturday afternoon the following were
elected officers for the ensuing term: Miss Ethel
Payne, chief templar; Miss Sarah Thorne, vice
templar; Miss Fannie Galleher. secretary; Miss
Eva Brown, financial secretary; Mrs. J. NJ. Thorne
treasurer; Miss Nellie PufiEan, guani; Miss Min
ME Jacobs. past chief templar Miss Agnes Rore-
beck, chaplain: Milton Thorne. marshal; Carl Nc
lntafn. sentinel; Miss Pearl veitch. deputy mar
stal; Mss Helen RUSSELL assistant secretary
Delegates were chosen to the district lodge, which
neets at Chantiliy, m this county, next Tuesday,
a. follows: Miss Ida j. -Quick. Miss Minnie
Jacobs. Miss Edith Merry, Miss Fannie Galleher
and Wilbur Donaldson.
Eli Grayson, csiored, was before Mayor Payne
Fecerty charged with unlawfulIy entering the
residence Of Mr.. T. w. White at East End with
intent 70 commit a breach OF tbe peace lie was
Mr.. M. u. Church, real estate agent, has sold
twenty acres OF land and buildings belonging TO
Edward LeBarnes Of Lincsa Ma to David W. Combs
OF Washington for - 600.
business meeting OF the Christian Endeavor
Society VIII be held tonight at the home OF Miss
At The meeting Of Pioreer Lodge Of Good Tenn
paarB Tues1Ay night two candidates were initiated
and the oe1cers Installed for the ensuing quarter
By Mr.. ". = fsrksE lodge deDatys assisted "