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The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Division 3 Auxiliary Elee on.

At the last meeting of Division No. 8
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. II
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year took place, resulting as follows:
President, Miss Catherine Breen: vice
president. Miss Lizzie Healy; financial
secretary, Mrs. Mary Hughes record
ing secretary. Miss Annie Hickey
treasurer. Miss Nora Kennedy: mis-
tress-at-arms. Mrs. NJ. Hutchins: SEN
tinel. Mrs. l. Ahern; chairlady. Of
standing committee. Mrs. NJ. KelIehsr.
A rising vote of thanks was extended
10 the retiring president Mrs Kate
RObey. for her untiring efforts during
the past Two years The new officers
will be installed By District President
Miss Mary Sullivan at the next meet
ING Miss Catherine Breen, who has
been elected president Is one OF the
most earnest workers of the auxiliary
in this city. and has flied the Office Of
state treasurer for several years. rep
resenting this city at the St. Louis Ma
tiOual convention in iSl4
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McKinlev Clrcle InstaIlation

Mckinley Circle. No .. Ladies of the
C.. A. r.. had their installation of Of
ucers at their last meeting Mrs. Cath
crime Scheel performed the ceremony in
her most impressive style, assisted by
Mrs r. Ward as conductor. President.
AIRS jules Levette; vice president.
AIRS Sarah J. Styles; junior vice presi-
dent Ada Severance; chaplain. Mrs.
Mary J. MillIgan; treasurer. Mrs. Clar-
linda A. Marks. recording secretary.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Donohoo; conductor.
Bertha J. Ward; assistant conductor.
Elizabeth J. Campbell guard. Mrs.
Margaret v. James; assistant guard.
Mrs, Charity Chase; pianist. Mrs. Flor
euce T.. Miller.
During regular routine of business sew
erdl letters were read from Congress
men congratulating them on their good
work i'm helping the soldiers widow
They are making arrangements fce an
entertainment in the near future for
their relief fund.
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NEWS OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SECRET SOCIETIES @

slider The organization Of a literary bu-
reau. Tor the purpose of assisting in
placing manuscripts. consisting of Miss
Mae Ruth Norcross and Miss Mabel l..
White
Three lectures were announced in the
near future. one by Mrs. Annie Riley
Hale, on the evening Of January is at
Confederate Veterans Hall. under the
auspices Of the Mississippi Society. the
subject 10 be. "A Plan 20 Bring North
and South Together upon an Old Is
sue" an illustrated lecture, Round the
World IN Eighty Minutes by Mrs. l..
J. Young Withee. on February ., at
Carroll Institute Hall. under the aus
pieces OF the Industrial Educational
League Of the South, and one. also IL
lastrated, on 1.-THE Yellowstone Park, '
by Mrs Harriet Hayden Fnck, presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Woman s
Press Association. at the Public libra
~. Under The auspices OF the i, A. A..
w. some time IN February.
Mrs. +. NJ WINNER sang Two delight
Ia solos.
An entertaining Paper WAS read hy
aliss Bessie Huber CLARK, on Shopping
in Ioadon."
A talk was given By Mrs. Resale All
ing wood. on the Santa Crore Church
ia Florence, the Westminster Abbey
OF italy Her description was aiaed
by several drawings Of the church.
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SIOUX TRlB- OF RED MEN
lNSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

The wIgwam OF SiouN Tribe, No is,
Improved order of Red Men, $40 Penn
sylYania avenue northwest, was uied
last Tuesday night ,gith members Of the
order and friends 10 witness the Ccre-
mony OF iuyestiture or raising up the
chiefs OF the tribe for the current term
The impressive ceremony was perform
ed by Deputy Great Sachem James W.
Allison, officiating great chief, assisted
by the following deputy great chiefs,
each officiating in his respective station.
Great Prophet b. T.. Wheeler, Great
Senior Sycamore William A. Andrews,
Great Junior Sycamore, j. y. Rushton,
Great Chief OF Records John Bunch,
Great Keeper OF Wampun j. b. Jen-
nett. Great MishineWa a, +. kohler,
Great Sannap Otto Fisher Great Guard
of the WigWam Edward solomon The
chiefs raised we've. Prophet T.. l..
Snow. sachem. H. n. Wagner. senior
sycamore, jefferson Davis. junior saga
more. l. PeJrie. chief OF records. Charles
Limbach, collector Of wampum, A. e..
Nicholas, keeper of wampum, II. r..
Wheeler, first saunap, H. LOweuberg
second sannap. j. Bunch; guard OF
Wigwam, T. j. Cox. guard of forest b.
T. Chrsman The installation in pub
lie was an innovation and was observed
with attention by the large audience,
The precision with which the ceremony
was performed by the deputy great
chiefs received the highest encOniums OF
the visiting chiefs from Maryland. New
Jersey. Ohio. and the District Of Co
lumbia. Al the conclusion OF the cere-
mCny the following musical and liter
airy program was rendered Selections.
guitar and mandolin. Messrs. Schriveuer
and Dyer; piano solos, Miss Hattie
Wagner and Miss Carrie Fisher. vocal
selection, Miss Ella Morton; big chief
special. Misses Hattie Wagner and Net
tie Peuie; recitations, THE Polish Boy
and The Vagabonds'' were rendered by
Edward Solomon; piano solo, Miss Ella
Fisher, concluding with the singing Of
America" by the audience. after which
refreshments were served
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Among The Policemen

The recommendation made by Major
Sylvester 20 the Commissioners last
Thursday that Policeman LipscOmb be
suspended without pay. the suspension
% take effect Immediately, is looked
upon by members OF the force as indi-
eating that the findings OF the trial
board are adverse 70 the policeman
Llpscomb was before the board on a
charge OF misuse Of his revolver In
shooting Daniel Boyle last August
After consulting with Corporation
Counsel Thomas. Major Sylvester add
vised Commissioner West that he was
sufficiently informed 90 warrant Lips
combs suspension
Criminal action has been taken against
the officer, and 10 IS not expected that
hual disposition viii be made OF the
case until "a decision is rendered by the
court
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Council Installations.

washington Council. OF the Knights
OF Columbus. installed its officers last
Tuesday evening. District Deputy su-
preme knight y. 81. Ring officiating
only one or two minor changes were
noted. Spaldiug Council also installed
its corps of officers on Thursday even
Ing, with District BepuIy Supreme
Knight ". +. Johnson as the installing
0fncer. and Potomac and keane COun-
ellis VIII have their installation exer-
cises during the coming week. on Mon
day and Thursday evenings respective
W. Following the installation. Potomac
Council Will conduct a social session.
been prepared Light refreshments viii
for which a very elaborate program has
N. earNel
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U. S. GRANT CIRCLE
lNSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

L. 5 Grant Circle. No. 1, Ladies of the
q. A r.. held its annual Installation of
officers al g. A. r. Hall Tuesday even
ing. Mrs Laura A Lennon. past
president. presided and was conducted TO
the platform. and the following officers
were Installed; President Mrs Dora B.
Hendrix; senior vice president. Mrs.
Catherine W Bollinger; junior vice
president, Mrs. Mary A Hulin; secre-
tary, Mrs. Ida ". Lawrence; chaplain.
Mrs. Dell F. Wright; treasurer, Mrs.
Belle II. Gibson; conduetress. Mrs. Fan
ME Worden; guard, Mrs. Sarah Turn
bull Mrs. Emma z. Myers. in the name
OF L. s Grant Circle. presented the re-
tlring president. Mrs. Alice Burgess. with
a beautiful gold badge, for which she
thanked The ladies in warm and well
chosen language.
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Welzel; plantation melodies. William
Zeitler; songs. little Sadie Lipp. assist
"a by L. Lipp; vocal solo, Miss Zeitleri
piano solo. Miss Carrie Lipp; character
nlonologues. 4. Lawrence Phillips. Later
m the evening light refreshments were
served
Georgetown Council. No l0ll had AN
enthusiastic meeting AZ the installation
uf its officers on Friday evening, Jan
uary g. A large number of cabinet ofii-
GERS were present. and the addresses,
particularly that Of Friend Cotton, the
retiring president OF Government Print
ms Office Council We're eloquent and
convincing.
Interior Council. No. 2l0 was visited
by a large delegation OF officers of the
cabinet at the installation of officers
elect ON Wednesday evening. January
$. 1907. al lis hail. in Pythian Temple
After the ceremonies incident 10 install
lation the council adjourned 10 Louis
Schmidts establishment on Seventh
street northwest. where "a most elabo-
rate banquet was served. Many speeches
were made. humorous and otherwise by
Friends Healey, Bidd.a. Nschman.
Thompson, and Ford The exercises
closed with a recitation from Friend
Harry D. Scott of Dahlsren Council.
postOftice Department Council. No.
POI, and Census Council, No. 102i in
stalled officers elect on Thursday. jan
uary 10. No set speeches were made i'm
either council. but good stories We're
told and a very pleasant evening was
enjoyed at each council meeting.
Installation OF officers az National
Capital Council, No Az, look place at
hall. Sl6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
on Friday evening, January IL
Speeches were made by Friends
Hea!ey, president of the cabinet Riley,
Nachman. Giyonan. and Austin, IN re-
gard To the SOUND condition OF the Ma
tional Union. a collation. was spread
during the evening.
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WOMEN WHO WILL GAMBLE.

The nest difficult gambling 10 keep in
check both in Singapore and Penang Is
gambling among Straits-born women OF
all classes from the highest downward.
Frequent complaints are received from
husbands whose wives have lost heaV-
ily, and it is known that there are 1--WE
lotteries opening more OF less daily in
Singapore which are almost exclusively
supported By ''nOnias." Education may
possibly do something TO stop this vice
among the Straits-bOrn ladies. but il
must be confessed that its effect in that
direction on their husbands and broth
eTs IS but small.-South China Post.
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DOlNGS OF RECHABITES
IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

BughtWood Tent No. 8, and Bright
wood Hive viii have a joint unstalla-
tiou Of officers next Tuesday night in
Van Horns Hail. 20 which all Macca-
bees are invited.
State Commander -. W. Can spent
this week in Richmond, Va, and vIcin-
ity. ON Monday night last he addressed
e. mass meeting of MaccaDees in Rich
mOnd. after which he was banquetted
On Friday night. January A. the State
commander installed the officers of
Georgetown Tent 30. q, az which time
and jointly Mrs. casweh, State com
mander for the Lady Maccabees, in-
stalled the officers of Georgetown Hive,
after which refreshments were served.
The following are the officers OF the tent
installed Past commander. a q. Dag
enhardu. commander. John ". Houngi
lieutenant commander, @. T.. Hender-
son; record keeper John l. Neeb, re-
elected finance keeper, Morton Wood,
reelected; chaplain. John NJ. Fletcher
sergeant ~. i. TeHuys0n; pny siciaus,
prs. Il. Munsou and II. NJ. Dixon,
master-at-arms, MILFORD Chamberlain,
first master of the guard. II. A. New
man. second master Of the guard. a. =.
Bell sentinel, L.. n ByrOads; picket
William Leishear
On Saturday night. the 5th. the officers
OF AuucOstiI Tent. Nc. z. were installed
by the State commander. after which
rtfreshmeuts were served to a large
number of the members.
The officers or Alexandria Tent were
installed last Monday night, and c. n
Bladen. the working Macc.tbee OF that
city. was made record keeper
John Cady. a member of BrightWOod
Tent. No. g. died on January 0. and was
buried on January III. with hun0Ts of
The order
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W00DMEN AND AUXILIARY
HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION

A Joint installation Of the officers of
CuruatiOn Camp, No. -65l. Royal Neigh
bors of America and a. h. Talbot
Camp. No. HOP. Modern Woodrnen of
America, was held at the hall on south
east Pennsylvania avenue Thursday
evening Mrs. Josephine Webb. past
oracle, installed Mrs. William McCaf-
fiery at the head of the Camp Of ROYAL
Neighbors, and the latter then perform
ed a like ceremony for the remaining
members OF the official stan. DIT. j. W.
SuJherin delivered short address on
the aims and object of the Royal
Neighbors.
The official stats of the two camps
as installed for the ensuing year are
as follows;
Carnation Camp, No. a687, ROYAL
Neighhors Of AmerIca-Past oracle. Mrs.
Josephine Webb; oracle, Mrs. William
Mccartney; vice oracle. Mrs Nora d.
Tenner. chancellor, Mrs Mamie Wheat
ley. recorder Mrs. Julia n +. Rhodes.
receiver. Mrs. Katherine 2. Ayler: mar
shal, Miss Ella Cross; inner sentinel.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Flood. outer sentinel
Mrs. Arna G. Pigott; manager, Mrs.
\ermillioE; physicians DR.. j. W. Suth-
erin and Dr. William IL. yVenger.
A. r. Talbot Camp, No. 1882. Modern
Woodmen of America-Past consul
Willis l. Hall; consul. II. H. Auliard:
adviser b. c. Wheeler banker, j. H..
Durand; clerk, Henry Nolan; escort.
Joseph Nutmer. Waterman. John H
Reese; sentry, +. J. Lancaster: man
ayers, Fred Kahler. F. NJ Lyons. and
j. * Duncan; chief forester, John F..
Cassidy.
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Gonzaga Council Grows.

The GonzaEa Council. of the Catholic
Women's Benevolent Legion. meets IT.
Gouzaga Hall on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month While the
society is mainly devoted 10 the work
Of life insurance. the social and fra
ternal features are not overlooked. and
IL has much 90 commend il 10 an Cath
ollie women who desire amliation With
their sisters for mutual benefit Dur
ing the past year Gonzaga Council has
had a prosperous career under the
presidency of Miss Phyllis Lynch. and
there are now over one hundred mem
bers enrolled.
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Academy Reading Circle Meets.

An interesting meeting of the Alum
nae Reading Circle OF Notre Dame
Academy was held last Wednesday
evening ar the han OF the Academy.
North Capitol and * street. The Rev.
Father Mccarthy was present as the
spiritual director and called the meeting
10 order. A program OF entertainment
was provided as follows: Song. Miss
Marie LeBuff; recitation, Catherine
Murphy; violin solo, Mary D0re; read
ing. Catherine FenneA; paper, France
and the Church" Miss Margaret Rob
insOn. scene from the first act of Ham
let" by the dramatic society. After the
entertainment. final arrangements were
completed for the concordance %
which takes place June o. at the
Academy Hall, and which viii be one
OF the most elaborate affairs given by
the Alumnae during the present season.
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Vermont SO Agsociation.

The regular meeting OF lhe Vermont
State Association aI the District OF
Columbia, was held 81 the Washing
ton Club. IIl1 / street. ON "Wednesday
evening Judge MouIt0H. The president
presided D. b,iHg the annual meeting,
tie usual order Was reversed, and Judge
Moultou immediately after the opening,
turned The meeting over 10 Miss Grace
Ross. chairman OF the entertainment
committee who introduced first Miss
McCarty. "a pupil ot Prof Gebest
Miss McFsrty played ca Chopin Polo
uaise beautifully, and 10 response 10
an encore gave short number OF
TchalkoWskL The speaker Of the even
ing. Mrs H. b. MoulJsu. was next pre-
scented with the statement that her adj
dress marked "a new movement i'm the
association, namely. having woman as
speaker Mrs. Moult5n gave an enter
tanning account OF her Grip Go yellow
stone Park. painting a vivid word pie
lure OF the beauties and wonders OF
Jue park, end graphically describing her
adventures there.
The next number was series OF three
short readings by Ar PulIZZL The
number was followed bv a vocal solo.
Dudley Bucks sunset" by Miss rs
telie GuHCk. with Miss Marie Hansen az
the piano.
The concluding number was "a Tecita-
uon hy Master Gerald Wskert, who de-
lighted everyone by his grace and ease
of mauuar. and his naturalness. He
gave 1.-The Burglar" and. as an encore.
Casey ~ the Bat" AT the cOuclu-
sion of the program, Miss Ross thanked
her committee Mrs. Bryan Mrs Pea
body. Miss Clark. Nh. Howes. and SIR.
Muller. for their help and support dur
~ the year.
The election OF officers follows
President George r. Wales. first vice
president. Edward l. Temple: second
vice president. Fred o. Knight; third
vice president. Major Gould. recording
secretary. Fred c. O'C0nuen: CORES
pcndinE secretary, Miss Grace Ross.
financial secretary b. T. Wilkins
treasurer. II. T. Ohterdmgcr.
Major Campbell. Judge Moulton, ana
Mr. TaTiin We're ch 'sen members Of the
board of directors.
A vote OF thanks was rendered the re-
firing officers, and one was also given 10
Miss Ross, for her work on the enter
tainmeut committee. After adjournment
OF tic business meeting. refreshments
wore served
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GOLDEN EAGLE CASTLE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Cyrus Caetle. no. /. knights Of the
Golden Eagle, az It's meeting last We'd
nesday night elected the following of
hcefs for the ensuing term.
". Il. Chrsman, noble chief ". j.
King, vice chief; @. 5. Hauou, sir her
aid. J. ". Fletcher. venerable hermit:
G.. T. IiaJton. high priest; J. +. Hat
ton. master of records: W. r. Ceilings
worth, clerk of exchequer. j. Il. Hat
ton, keeper of eNchequeI
After the election. GralI Master OF
Records NJ. ID. Null gave q speech ia
behalf of the sir knights.
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Establishes a Precedent.

The decision handed down by Judge
Stafford. Il Criminal Court 30. ]. last
week. ia which he ruled out certain
signed statements made 90 the police
by Kate Maxey. alias Kate Ellis. ana
Paul NeagheT who were on trial al
the time and later convicted OF having
performed a criminal operation esIab-
fishes a precedent. which came as rather
"a hard blow 10 the police.
The effect Of the opinion viii be 10
exclude hereafter any evidence The po-
lice may sweat from persons under
arrest charged with crime. Heretofore
the confessions obtained by the third
degree" have frequently played an inn
IIortaut part In securing convictions,
such evidence having been accepted by
the courts
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Meeting of washingtonians

The Washingtonians held their rep,,Ia,.
meeting in the club rooms. Il K street
northeast, on last Monday evening.
tInai arrangements were made for the
clubs January dance, which viii be
held in National Rifles Armory on
Thursday evening, January Il. Arrange
ments We're also made for an excursion
10 Marshall Hall early in June. Piano
selections We're introduced during the
evening by Miss J. \. Richmond, Miss
Altman and Howard Holt A num-
her on interesting games We're INDUCED
an, Mr.. Bowman winning first prize
The club then retired to- the banquet
room. where refreshments were sc wed
Those present were Misses AppIebv
Hreslin, Harmon, Harding, Hessen,
Slater, Richmond, Altman. Duncan and
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BURNSIDE POST, G. A. f.,
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

The installation OF the officers of Burn
side Post. No s. O.. A. r.. took place last
Wednesday right. The following officers
were installed by Comrade Van Derholf-
who represented the Department OF the
Potomac, Past Commander. George
Newton, senior vice commander. H. L.
Dean; junior vice commander, william
Emerson; quartermaster. George r..
Carter surgeon, George II. la Fetra
chaplain. J. +. Johnson; officer OF the
day. f.. b. Gregg; officer of the guard.
James II. BlOdgeIt
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Dirision l. A. 0. II. ProspeEous.

Division No. ] OF the A. o. II. held
It's monthly meeting last Sunday after
noon in Georgetown. The attendance
was very large and several new mem
bers were obligated. Prof. Mona
CHAN was the orator Of the afternoon.
The division was reported 10 be in a
prosperous condition. National Direc-
TOR +. T. Moran installed the officers
for the ensuing year. there being no
change in their personnel from those
of last YEAR
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
BY THE NATIONAL UNION

Installation OF omcers-eleet for the en-
suing year took place at Dahlgren Coun-
eli. No. lol5, National Union IN omen
meeting al its hali, 90 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest, on Thursday even
ing. January g.
President-eleet Or ". II. Wunder.
paid q glowing tribute 10 the female
sex, which was well received by the
ladies present. Rev. Charles Alvin
Smith, orator of the evening, sustained
his reputation as an inlpromptu speaker.
HIS remarks were exceedingly hunor-
Gus and were much appreciated by the
large audience present After the ad-
dresses the following program was pre-
scented.
Songs and fancy dancing. Mss Helen
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Aloysuius Club Dance.

The Aloysius Club gave a dance last
Friday night Il GOnZaga Hall, which
was we'll attended and much enjoyed
All OF the entertainments Of this popular
organization are being well pauOniZed-
The Minstrel Troupe OF The Aloysius
Club viii conduct an entertainment on
January u and - for the benefit Of
the parish schools. Later the Rev.
Aloysius Brosnan, s. J., OF Georgetown
University. will deliver a lecture under
the auspices OF the club The press
committee Of the club has recently been
recognized, with William Devinney as
chairman.
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Division J Auxiliary at Home.

Division 40. : OF the Ladies AuXiliary
of the Ancient order Of Hibernians Will
give an lat home" following their reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening. at
the Hidden Building. Twentieth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest The
officers OF the various ladies divisions
throughout the city have been invited,
and there will be addresses by some OF
the local leaders of the mems OrganiZa-
ton. Refreshments viii be served, and
dancing will conclude the program.
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Plans to Alter <. Of c. Han.

The Knights OF Columbus Building
Company. Of this city held its annual
meeting in Alexandria last Wednesday
evening the company i5 organized
under the laws o. Virginia, and meets
annually in th-t State 10 elect officers
intends in the near future 10 carry out
extensive alterations ia the knights Of
Columbus HAM, which VIII add much 70
IT'S convenience as a meeting place. ana
promote The comfort OF JEe speedily in
cr=4sins membership Of the order.
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Monthlv Meeting OF Laurels.

The Laurels held their monthly social
meeting Ola Tuesday evening last al the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ma
honey. l5l5 Lamont street northwest.
the evening being very pleasantly spent
IN playing progressive pitch. The hrst
lady's and gentlemans were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Solbach, the BOBBY prizes
were won by Mrs. Delcher and Mr.. VII
uams. Refreshments We're served. The
club has "a very unique program for the
next dance. which takes place a = Naval
Lodge hall on Tuesday evening, next.
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ANNUAL VISITATION PAID
BY JUNIOR MECHANICS

Tie State Council Of the District Of
Columbia. Junior order United Amer
tcan Mechanics. paid its annual WISH
tation 10 r. j. Ross, No. 26 Thursday
evening. Reports were made by the see
rotary and treasurer. Speeches were
made by Joseph Thompson, Of New
Jersey: Jesse Taylor. of Ohio. and Rep
resentative Nathan W. Hale. of Ten
nessee
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CarEolI - 80. -.

Carroll Council Of the knights Of
Columbus. viii meet ~ Tuesday even
ing, January u. ~-.ell viii shortly
give a ladies' nigh, IA celebration OF
its eighth anniversary. A committee
is now at WORK 0l.i'uiug plans for the
entertainment. which promises 10 be
quite elaborate The council is nov
under the direction 81 ats new corps OF
officers, with George Il. Kolb. as grand
knight. and John II. Fellen, deputy
grand KNIGHT
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heCrs Will take place under the direc-
ton of State President Francis p.
sheehy. Joseph j.. Sullivan Will be IN
stalled as president of Division 10. L
az the meeting this afternoon The
division Was never in better condition,
there being "A treasury Of nearly 5000
and an active membership considerably
over 100, a fact which reflects the Ut
most credit upon the outgoing president.
John J.. Dunn, under whose admins
traJi0u the division has prOspered very
materially In the last four years.
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Lecture on "Faust."

The Rev. Julius Holman, of Bslti-
more. vii. deliver his lecture on Goetse's
Faust" under auspices of tire German
Literary Society of this city GA Thurs
day evening, January Il, clock. at III
Public Library.