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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18
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Thursday evening Evangelist Chapter of
Rose Croix. A. A. s. r.. observed the
Maundy Thursday feast. and performed
the solemn rite of Distinguishing the
Lights" Tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock the chapter will hold a symbolic
service for "relighting the lights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

At the regular convention of Rathbone-
Superior Lodge. No. %. knights Of Pyth-
las. April 10. major portion OF the meet
ing was set aside for eulOgieS of the late
Past Grand Chancellor Frank H. Hosford.
There was a very large attendance. both
of their own members and from SYRIA
cusians Lodge. No. 10 Grand Chancellor
Claude II. Woodward and Grand Vice
Chancellor Albert kahlert were present.
I.audatory addresses on the life and
character of Past Grand Chancellor Hos
ford were delivered by Past Chancellor
w. w. Poultney. Past Chancellor r. P.
Evans Past Chancellor Glasscock. Past
Chancellor w. j. Coffin. w. +. Page and
f. c. Snyder of misunderstanding Lodge;
and also by Grand Chancellor Woodward
and Grand Vice Chancellor Woodward
cal solos were rendered by w. I. Page
who sang Come into Me-" and c. F.
Roberts, who sang ABIDE With Me-.
At the regular convention of syracu-
SLAMS Lodge, No. 10 X. p. April 10. one
application was received. The lodge has
arranged to confer the rank of page on
a class of four the oath instant, beginning
the work on that date at o'clock pm,
instead of the usual hour.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81, Dramatic Order
Knights Of khorassan. held a meeting
April 13. when the secretary was intructed
to send the best wishes and Arabic greet
ings of the temple to Beni-Mora Temple,
No 1873. of Richmond. Va. on the occa-
sion of their pilgrimage to Lynchburg,
Va. April "A.
Decatur Lodge. No. 8. K. P, conferred
the rank of esquire on one page at its
convention. April ii. and will confer the
rank Of knight April 81.
Wednesday evening, April Is. Grand
Chancellor Woodward, accompanied by
his associate Grand Lodge officers. paid
a visit to Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5.
the second oldest lodge in existence in the
world at this time. Mount Vernon Lodge
has just completed it's forty-second year
There was large attendance. and among
the visitors present were Messrs. .Thomp-
son of Kentucky. Dix of Indiana Sheila-
barge- and Miller of Manila. p. l.; MUIR
dock of Illinois. Past Supreme Chancellor
Edward Dunn, Past Grand Chancellors
Kline. Middleton. Bynum, Carter and
Baumann: Chancellor Commanders Wi
mans of Excelsior, No. II; Spar of Union,
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Adoniram Council. L. D.. Royal and Sc
lect Masters held it's regular assembly
Thursday evening. Arrangements were
perfected for it's visit to Washington
Council Monday. 1t is said this new
council is showing unusual activity. with
the prospect of soon taking rank with
it's sister council in numbers.
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MEDICAL.

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cislist on Diseases uf the Brain. Nervous Sys-
tenn, Heart. Kidneys Stomach and other Dis.
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Report comes that Mount Vernon Royal
Arch Chapter No. g. Is the first of the
Masonic bodies to take formal action in
favor of removing its meeting place to the
new temple and that there was not dis
senting voice when the vote was taken
At the meeting Monday night the Royal
Arch degree was conferred upon brace
of triOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

It has been decided that the annual ex-
cursion of the Mystic Shrine shall take
place June ) to Marshall Hall. az which
time the new picture of the Almas Tenn
pie divan will be appropriately christened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

Acacia Lodge No. Is. had its grand
visitation last Tuesday evening and eel
ebrated the grand masters congratula-
tons upon it's splendid condition with an
enterta ming program. The address of
the evening was delivered by Repre-
sentative Joseph ". Graf of Illinois. A
violin solo by Brooke Amiss. jr: vocal
solo by w. Clabaugh. cornet solo by
Walter F. Smith, and selections by an
orchestra served to make the occasion
memorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

Osiris Lodge. No. 26, F. A. A. NJ. held
it's regular communication Wednesday
evening and the felowcraft degree was
conferred upon three candidates by Junior
Warden Julien Refs. assisted by the reyu-
lar line officers. Past Master Sydney ia
cobs delivered an address upon How
the United States Gets It's Revenues and
How 1t Expends Them" A special mr. =
ing will he held before the grand visi, a.
ton. which takes place Wednesday. May
g. the regular meeting night. in order to
consider the question of removal TO the
new temple and other matters connected
Herewith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

Mr.. D. E. Mcclure of Mount Horeb
Royal Arcanum Chapter, who has been
quite Ill recently, is on the road to re-
covery.
'Since my Illness. Mr.. Mcclure SAID.
II have had many phone and more per-
sonal calls from the brethren through
out the jurisdiction. l have had no less
than eight personal calls from the COM
panions of old Mount Horeb Chapter. l
was sick and they visited me: b.ue and
they frightened me: cherries and they
cured me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

Upon being asked If Harmony Lodge.
No. II. is prepared to move into the new
temple when completed, Roe Fulkerson.
its senior warden. responded quickly:
Sure Harmony has the reputation OF
leading the procession. Our pro rata of
stock was fixed at $500 but we had
$500 subscribed within twenty minutes
after we learned what was wanted of us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-18

Decatur Lodge. No. 8. X. P. conferred
the rank of esquire on one page at its
convention. April II. and will confer the
rank Of knight April 81.
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1t is said the forthcoming meeting or
the Grand Lodge. f. A A. NJ, in Ma
sonic Temple. Wednesday. May 13. Will
be one of the most important that have
been held in years. Matters of vital In
terest to every Mason in the jurisdiction
will come up for discussion and settle
ment. among them the occupancy of the
new temple and many important inciden-
tails connected with it.
Douglas Island news., 1908-09-02

A man rushed into printing office with an article championing a local cause. q want this published today" "All right" said the editor, "just sign your name." The man grabbed bis letter and when he got safely through the door he remarked that he had no use for a cowardly newspaper. {
Douglas Island news., 1908-09-02

"sIFKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations, American or European plan. For terms apply to Doctors Goddard and Brooks, Sanitarium. Alaska.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
THE LAND OF NOD.
Coming to New Haven Next Week
 Mir. Bruce Here.

All interesting theatrical parsonage h~s been in New Haven the past two days. He Is Francklyn Bruce, and he is the advance stage manager of the big extravaganza company which will present The Land of Nod" at the Hy- perion theater next Friday and Satur
 day nights and Saturday afternoon. M', Bruce had many things to say concern ing the theatrical business in general which are worth repeating. The fact that he is an advance stage manager brought out the very latest move on the part of important theatrical managers to provide a higher class of produc- tions than have heretofore been given fin cities which are visited for one or two nights only. You have been told fin the advance announcements that the production of big show in your city will be exactly the same as during It's run in New York or Chicago, he said, but in nine cases out of ten the an- nouncements have been untruthful. be- cause 1t isn't possible for a show caf- rying three or more baggage cars full of scenery, costumes and other effects
 to land in town about or 10 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27

in the morning and present q perfectly smooth working show the same night, unless everything has been thorough ly arranged in advance. Up to the pres ent time there have been two compd- nies which employ advance stage man agers, they are Ben Hur and Maude Adams in Peter Pan. The Land of Nod company is the third, and without this preliminary preparations the peo- pie or New Haven could not possibly see the production as il was given dur ing the New York theater run. Then. the train bearing our equipment ar rives here next Friday and everything will be in perfect readiness on the Fly perion stage, so that each drop and
 set piece and electrical adjunct. and all of the massive properties will be carried from the trucks at the stage door directly to the spot each will oc- cupy when the curtain rings up. The stage will be absolutely clear. with nothing in sight but the fifty sets of drops. The stage carpenter has diagram showing exactly where each set piece is to be placed, and the elec- trician will be fully prepared to con meet up the moment our paraphernaila for his department reaches the house. Tn the absence of this perfect arrange ment in advance, everything would be chaos on the stage for three or four hours after the arrival of the outfit, r and there would be so much confusion that progress would be slow and ev- erybody would be in everybody else 8 way. All of this is obviated by the advance stage manager idea, and the public is the gainer by the prepared ness. And It doesn't cost the manage ment anything extra to speak of. The
 railroads allow one baggage car free for every seventy-five persons, so, in the case of The Land of Nod we pay
 nothing for our three cars. The only additional expense is in the increased number of stage hands. An ordinary show will carry three or four in a working crew. We carry ten, and here in lies the additional cost-eXcept the
 salary of your humble servant" said Mir. Bruce with a significant smile,
 and that doesn't amount to such a tremendous lot. regret to say The ad- vance stage manager as an institu-
 ton has come to stay, and he will be as generally employed in the future as the advance agent Naturally, this ap- piles only to the big shows, but they will all be obliged to have 'em, now that the idea has proven to be of such
 distinct value in the proper presenta- ton of plays. Then the public in tho
 cities outside of the large places will really see these great successes exactly
 as presented during their long runs in l New York"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
AT LOCAL THEATERS
HYPERION,
Madame Komisarzhoysky Tonight in
 Ibsen's "A Dolls House.

Speaking of Madame Vera. Kamisarz- hevsky, who is to appear at the Fly perion tonight and tomorrow after noon and evening, Charles Darnton, tho distinguished critic of the New York Evening World, wrote, after seeing her at Dalys theater: Mime. Komlsarz- hevsky's face haunts you long after you have left the theater. IL seems at least a size too small for a figure by no means large. Her serious, sorrow full eyes burn through a dead whlle mask, and look, always unsmilingly, from beneath d broad forehead over which sofe brown hair falls lightly. Your first impression of her is that she is more intellectual than emotional, and this line of thought naturally leads you to compare her with Mrs. Fiske. The Russian actress practieed the al- most unknown art of self-effacemenr. Instead of holding the center of the stage, she held you in a spell of genu- inc and simple art. She fascinated without any of the tricks of fascina- tion. No lover of acting should miss seeing Mime. Komisarzhevsky. Those who may go to see a countesse would find marvellous actress"
 Sriday-Ibsen' "A Dolls House"
 Saturday matinee-Sudermann The Fires of St. John."
 Saturday night-Ostrovsky's "A Child of Nature
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
NEW HAVEN.
''The Hottest Coon In Dixie" a Good
 One All Through.

One All Through.
 The advance notice of "The Hottest Coon in Dixie" was full of praise for 1t. Some may have thought that there was exaggeration used to express pri- vate convictions, but the large house that was in attendance found so much to please them that the applause was great. Many song hits were sung that evoked continuous applause. In the first act Moses Andrew Jackson sang "Old Black Crow in the Hickory Nut Tree" with such effect that the verses ran out before the encores Later on. Moses sang "Got Good Common Sense" with a similar result.
 Ise Sharp, a grafter, starts the plot by trying to marry Lucinda Stokes, the belle of Florida, and also an heiress. But she wants to marry a man with a title. So sharp conceives the idea of inventing king and claiming relation to him. This he does, by getting Mos es to pose as king. But Lucinda falls in love with Moses. Then Sharp, see ing that all is lost, tells about the whole plot. But even the news that Moses isn't a real king doesn't upset Lucindas love and Moses has beaten out Sharp.
 Between acts one and two fine vaudeville bill was given. There was excellent singing and then Geo. Roland a tramp juggler gave fine entertain ment It was really excellent and was as jolly as 1t is as good. Needless to say he was greatly applauded.
 To have good laugh and enjoy a pleasant afternoon or evening, all will go either tonight or tomorrow natl nee or night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
BIG POOR FUND CONCERT.
Arranged for April 5 Under the Aus
 pices of the Pen Club.

As the poor fund is nearly exhausted monster concert is to be given at Music hall on Sunday evening. April 5, under the auspices of the Pen club, of this city, and as there is still plenty of talent in the city that has not had the opportunity to give their services for this worthy cause, they may do so now as 1t is the desire of the club to make this concert second to none yet held for this cause and those wishing to offer their services may do so by writing or calling on j. T. Hendricks at the New Haven theatre, who will give all information necessary.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
The Kronberg Band.

Sweden has during the last decade sent many individuals and several or ganlzations to America to make known the high standards of its culture, prin- elpally in musical fields As in earlicr days Jenny Lind and Christine Nilsson have been heard with enthusiasm, so have Caroline OestberE, Carl Lundquist. Johannes Elmbland, Anna Hellstrom. John Forsell won laurels everywhere The famous male choir of the Lund university and the Swedish Y NJ. c. A. have been hailed with delight on American shores Now Sweden sends her crack military orchestra of trir- ty-fve musicians the Royal Kronoberg Regiment band, to this country to tour the east and the northwest In concerts under the baton of its famous direct or Erik Hoegberg, of the Court orches- tra of the Royal Opera of Stockholm. The Royal Kronoberg Regiment band will appear here in grand concert at the New Haven theater on Friday night. April 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
FINE PROGRAM
To be Given by Senior Class of High
 School for Charity.

The following program will be ren- dered at the concert to be given by the senior class at the high school on April 3, the proceeds to go to charity:
 Odenkirchen's Orchestra. Chorns-The Heavens Resound.....
 .....................-.. BeethoVen Solo-Carmena .................W Wilson
 Miss Leola Lucy. Unison Chorus-Uncrowned Kings
 ................s... Loomls Piano Solo-Etude Franz Liszt
 Miss Vera Odenkirchen. Chorus-The Flag Hadley Violin Solo-Etude .........Franz Liszt
 Miss Molly N. Stanford. Chofus-June ...............S schneider Duet-Sevilla ...... ..Deruza Misses Anna Treat and Bertha Hunie. Temple Quartet-Selecton ........ Messrs. Maurer, Williams, Shepard.
 Uren.
 Union Chorus-O Tempora! O
 Mores. ....................... German Nevin Quartet-Loch Lomond. Scotch Misses Springer Treat, Hunie, Walker. Solo-My Ships Went a-Sailing.
 Hermann Lohr
 MT Frederick s. Weld Finale-The Two Grenadiers ......
 ...................... Schumann High School Octet and Senior Chorus.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
FOLEY EXPLAINS LETTER.
Appears Before Civil Service Board
 on Neal Matter.

Director of Public Works Francis W. Foley appeared before the civil service beard last night and explained to them the meaning of a vaguely written let ter he sent them in reference to filling temporarily. the position made vacant for the time being by the illness of Clerk Neal His explanations were satisfactory. He also informed the board that he would like to have them send him certified list of those cligi- ble for appointment to the position made vacant by MT. Bassett's death.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
BIJOU.
Souvenir Matinee To-day-"A Modern
 MagdaIen' the Play.

This afternoon at the Bljou theatcr there will be the usual souvenir matt nee. The play of this week Is "A Mod : ern Magdalen," the play that madt take notice. II Is a play that will hold the entire attention of any audience, and 1t is making genuine hit this week at the Bijou.
 Miss Shpman in the leading role had a good opportunity for the display of her emotional powers and she is abiv supported by the regular Stock and added players for this weeks offering, Next week the company will offer a superb revival of the sensation of two continents, "Du Barry" Itis one of Miss Shipman's greatest successes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
P0LI'S.
Another Squad of Amateurs Try Their
 Luck in the Tank.

Another group of amateurs tried their luck in the Finney's tank at Polls last night and MT Finney made his collection of those who will try for the finals this evening and for the handsome gold medal which will be awarded to the winner
 A strong shows holds forth this week. which includes Walter .. Kelly. F. Y. Bowers and Co, Clarke, Bergman and Mahoney, the Peters. the Damn Bros. and others
 Little Hip. the cutest little elephant in the world, is coming to Polls next week.
 Walter c. Kelly, who has the most interesting monolosue in vaudeville. and familiarly known as the Virginia Judge, was honored by party of Eagles last evening to the number of twenty-five who occupied a box. MT. Kelly received a handsome floral piece when he appeared on the stage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-27
AT HOMESTEAD RINK.
Gold Rings to he Given Away Every
 Week of Season.

Two gold rings will be given away each week to the most popular lady and gentleman at Homestead rink, Savin Rock This feature ought to win the approval of everyone The rings are handsomely engraved, solid gold and will last lifetime
 Over 2,Coo people have gone down to the rink to hear the 5000 organ which is worth the admission aone to hear 1t pay, Record breaking crowds arc sure to visit the rink, judging by the at tendance since the opening ten days ago. The management has engaged some of the fastest skaters in the world to appear at the rink. Prizes will be given to the fastest skater,