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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
Waslias-o1. .. G.. August =. lss.-SeaIaE r-1-
Dosals Hi he received s- t1ls cree U1-E - 0'clock
u1oz. AUGUST 3 L-os. f-r f1-uis1--z u15e---an5
sgua and Telephone ca1ie f-- ne E1c---caI Dspa---
me-- e the Dsssri-r g Columbia Scpa-zte b-ds
VII b considered f1- The several ttrus enumerated
Sp5ci-Clf--s z1d b-azk f----s 1[ pl---sals nay te
occal-s5 az thls o11ce. henry L WEST JAY J.
MORROW Co-uu1issi--eas u. C. a--sr-ers
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR THEEE-CHATR EAR
beg shop BOX 8. Head Office a--,s-
WANTED-TO CHARTER A POWER E0AT F0P
one I--ls uaEs r-ice and speed OF bat Ad-
dress BOX -s5. Head --H-e- --rr-f
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
NESCHLER'S. sd Pa ave NV: Reasonable rates.
souFsniooty locatsd- Phone Il. Isl suSse
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity SuitH.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No S6 r. re Rossr @ " Malo-ey: reference
a15 ai-ldiczti1-.
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CARPENTERING AND JOBBIEG

CONSULT NE On JOBBING AND CsRpF,-TFp
W9--; es-lnlatas -lse-fzly furnished tr7-Bs -
ao-s 7-11-y- szrTice- WI MCCLURE. - a.
- - 49, anil ~
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law AND COLLECTIONS

" CoLLECf NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNArEN-r
o-lal7s ael-e essate=- Law bushes n an so-g-rs
40 e1arse unless succgssfrl. Phone -ssr
05I-u FULLER AGENCY Room Z. lsis z &.
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BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS Sc

4OgAe PARROTS. CzNARIEs. sIONKEYs
Eo-a-s- rabbits. guinea pgs. dogs. cats. a1d o.
-. - LS.-lee5l-s Tor ~ pur7osss and fsa de-
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

-l= g NW.-oNE LARGE ROOM on -HE
- Hoor 'front.' also single room for gentleman.
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I FREMONT HOTEL. I'd AND INDIANA AVE-
1 nN--LarEe. arr clean rooms. in a shady street:
summer lAle-- my2isot. tu.th.S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
HorSFS EnR RrNr

lss 9Th s. Nv. roons and hath as-Lar.--s 81 3
lsll ith 81. NV YRS & bath cellar Ic1l-res 50 50
50 I'd s. NV. rooms and bath lcol1-cit . T. %
81 -i-h s. nv. r0orus and bath .c1i1radJ 600. z30
STORE
lHo " s. NV. arg ..-....-.-.. 81 51
PRANK T RAWLINGS co. Inc),
30 Fs1rs-lvs-ia ave NV
ar-r7r
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WANTED-HOUSES.
We Rent FURNISHED HOUSES
We are making specially % renting furnished
houses and apartments Ne have god LIS of a.
1--ca-ts- L-s- your house Titl rs row
CRAIG a. EVANS
~ = hbS R-.1s-r ---es+
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FOR REST-THE MARYLAND BTTIDTyr9 IN.
n 81 nv. oesirable 0asce ICONS including heat
snt elevator ard janitor services. prices 50 70 IS
per roon WEAVER BROS. Isls F s. Nv jss-ts
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TABLE BOARD.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES IN TIE STETZER-
or b-i-cIng, ll0-lll2 F 81 NV: SIS per month
lnc-uding heat. hight. elevator and jartor ss-ries
- rA---- N2G
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOoDsTUFFs. CANNED
goods. Qotlec meats. foreign domestic fruits. dos
io- se-T-nE wedding receptions A. h UNDER
DOWN. I-s2 18th nv sva-z5+
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAuROAD

LE2f Z NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Y Etsf OTHER HOUR On THl ODD HOrR %
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV IEE4lNAL. I'd STREET NEW YORK
:. - g. H. Dl-e-. Pullman Pa-l-r
.s-- O. g n.-E.e- E4--lr. E-F1-l1--r rrzfa
~ a. r. D-1e- and Pullman Pariar C.r
l.-& z Dler ard Pullman pa..5- Car
-l1N .. E- Dl-lr AID p---1-s1 ps-I-- 80
$50 = u "Eaval Li--ite-5 > 4 i 1,iIi----i- < -.
- = r ll4cles o Fl1-alelrlia-
- O. r. B--ar ard Pullman Parl1-
- y = C141l-s % FlllzceipalA-
$50 z secpGz
al ATLANTIC I CITY. r7a0. ga. rl00 A. n. no.
TO BALTIMORE
~ EkG HOUR on THE H0UR-
80, tAeek 1ays- - a r. % s1u :. n
$50. -le6. II y a. n 80 49, -l55--s' @
So. 80 80. 80 So. Hzo as -ssG
80 -. 80 30 r1l, 80 rs3O 'lg18.
CHICAGO. - E.5EsT"AIiD- ~ = A
CINCINNATI. ST L0CIS. ard LOUISVILLE
- Sc. O. q. . J. r.. 10 rlStL
EL-4SbOhS. 30 a. T.. -. 30 2 u IN
SSLLEEIy-EE-L-.AND 30 pn
49, 1-6l- ~ B. n
WIN5fis1r Ts. n. ~. so -3 a, a e. - 2
El1LLEklCb- rs-0. ryl5. s3-5 a. n. .. fsas.
l5.3 Z ~ ''
HSAsS sSAssS EIssTQWN. so a n. 800 p n
So Z, - = f'---49 .. $50 rl255 noon. f5zD. 50
TEI.EPF55555sS2 ISIS F5555s2s2s sa7aay S Egsuse5ay qaly-
- ~ y 81 rv-. M1tn I59I 60 Ps1nsyIrazla
So As-l -. New mon station. Ilcaet OrIce
49, 49, -----l--aL-1- bL-elu. Nam 55S0-
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO. CARPES-
ssIs ard blil7e-s5 store f-tinE and rsu15sf--- r-
- h1iss reTaIrl-g ot al kinds estn-tes f--f5s
aOoA g. 8 + Nv 'Ph1ns II 7z5 5yasslt
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APARTMENTS TO LET

THE TERRACE 5zl ST. NW.-BACHEI0R
aT--n.elts q two and ; rooms. bathroom and
siie9n- f0r adults only s-eau-heate- standing o1
-ti-e s1l'lld open on all sides, SINE with large
lala---s- l-1r rWo car lines rents. SI5 SIS and 81
See nni-ar or Apply - Owner. 2s05 81 NV
aui57-
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N TIE NORFOLK. ID AND D SIS. Me-
sz- nom apartment rent ses aur-s-
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WITH BOARD.

d h =, NW--NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
, l-l-.lal-e- aul--3t
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10 LEI-3H n ST NV. CONVENTENTLT
arranged rat cf rooms and bath; Eas range: rear
po1e-- se1rate yard. VIII be papered 20 slit tenant
TIE F. 4. SMITH COMPANY.
lAo y y AVE BOND BLDG.
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER IS FAsr0rs FoB TTs
purity. received fresh daily from Cbrs-.+ 7I51
Va; used and indo-sed t- laa5l-z rl5-ss-i-s o.
- ll-l NV 'Ph11s II g. - -
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DUPONT CIRCLE. OPPOSITE PARK-LARCE
air5 furnished roomss excellent home board. bath.
ars az door ,-77o-
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MOTORCYCLES.

lNDIAN- MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
ieaong features; the Brooks saddle; double grip
CHAS- z MILLER 4 BRO, u05 An Nv ants
au4G
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOST-GOLD MASONIC CHARM AND CHATN
az haraecle OF near line az Be-as-- vest z-la-.
Llt-aTal -cgrarL e rc-u-Ced % c. FlCrdl are. rv.
a-ISE
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM IN TIE CITY
fer &c nd Sc Der Ezuo-. delivered LACEY-s
e. Nv TcrE ave. Phone Main SO jy5-tf
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p lsTH ST. Nw.-LARGE. COOL HoUsE.
levy r7Tsred rooms, scssere5; oonFcuieut fcr Of
- ttll'-1- reasonable rates au15-st
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FOR EENT-FLATS OF THREE AND FIVE
T e. NV. - ;.
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WANTED-HOUSES.
We RENT FURNISHED HOUSES.
L He are making specially o.. renting fs-=zishe-
hcEses and --1--Ue-ts Ne have god lis. q a.
: q--czlts- L-st your house vitl Us -5r.
CRAIG & EVANS
- Hobs B-l-l1E ar-s-at
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
4 wELL-BUILT sIXBO0H HOUSE. .AND OK
ace q -ac1 on e-7r--c E-e. l5 minutes fr1-
CITY tr--- ard all -sceSSz-r c-l-t.--i i.azs sal
s.t easl Illne1t a75 tie b-iaace =1u-aiy- Several
o--eF Convenient places -u sane tens
p. " DAVIDSON
REAL ESTATE.
RuSSLHN. - z-ls-5t
MARYLAND PARK
YOU BUY THE LOT We BUILD The HOUSE.
LOTS $50 Up.
800 Down S2-O0 Monthly.
ONE CAR FARE
40 INTEREST NO TAXES
CHARLES d. FOWLER,
Sc STREET NORTHWFST
SIX ROOMS. one ACRE FINE v7TFP- coon
e-e7s-s9us tV0 squares f-u cars 3 if- s-g6 -
SIS qe- u1u-a WI De sI0TT H--r---,.,-. ~
FOUR Rooms: = ACRE. $50 on ELECTED
17i--77d' Be7E7r- WI DE MOTT
IHEEE-R0ON BUNGALOW; 4 ACRE STREAM.
Ne-i-sroTlns garden 80. wa De MOTT
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY LOTS. SO 10 SZo
each COLLINS Clarendon. Va a-.-s---ss-
IHE BEST BUILT HOUSE AT STT- RATS7T-R
ilE salei sever rooms and large arf5-. r-rcles cu
front SIDE ard rear; Iot szl55; terms ress5atI-
oae c1r1a-e 70 any par q city JAMES Z. AZ
BINsON. -s12 Istc s. nv s--s "a.
PRETTY BONES. LARGE LOTS = 10 sr7 pr.
lool a. NJ kalrler- Nd. -sth s1d 2a-h -
neaE r / ave. Dis-uc L5re Sta; fare. 49, .Di
heait1y; snail nouthly payments. J. c ROGERS.
IF YOU WANT TO Buy A AIARYLAND Farm
q s1n-oan ho1ae see se,ld f0r latest bulletin
Marion Duckett q son. s35 + NV.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-A NICE ISFOOT LOT, OK 81 81
ns near -ith. suitable for a store. at q barzsfu.
also. FOR so each. two residence lots near 6t apd
K SIS ne-
CEAs- A SHIELDS.
l15 New York ave- nv ausst
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE LOT. iooxlss IT.
Near Argle Mansion and 18th St extended.
dACADAM STREET & GRANOLTTHIC WALKS
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
ag-l-lt Add7ess OWNER Box I57. Herald oeEoe.
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, d. C
AdJoiniuE CHEVY Chase Nd and within IN. ,..
iriet Frouting over LOO feet On Cou1ecticut a.
sues I've streets running east and uest. sO r.. -
Iauon ETey lot N TIE tacs Is aTailabls for bul1-
ng pUrposeA q detached houses and hunz.lovT, 4
,Teeted or under coC1se Of Construction since N,v
~ the date 0t opening Of the subdivision All
~ mpzoTementS- l1cudilg water sewer raaeas-
-1alzeo Streets EEa1ollthsc sidewalks shads tress
" without expense 20 purchasers. SPECIAL spduc.-
oenS are offered TO those Who agree 10 build
Wl2ts teiephone, OF cal for plats and fun parts
--FG Autos and Carriages at your disposal
1HOS J FISHER < co. INCA
rs 18th 81 nv.
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HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES

AUCTION SALE Every TUESDAY, THURS
day. and Saturday Cone and buy yo-r horses u
son 8IAGRATH KENNELLY. a5 IN 81 D.
52D-
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THE IROQUOIS $50 M-FURNIsHED APART
ments- E1th OF without bozrd: sixth foo- uayl-tf
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FOR RENT STABLES

FOR EENT-STARLE OR WAREHOUSE n
a--7y IN rear of 81 20 50 e. Sc: nice 2-s-1-r
a-es 1ll--1s- VII De repaired and crsrra9 70 s.-r
lelaHt 'Hp- W LINkINS. So 18Th 81 nv auI55-
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs
COAL

SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH. -
cacs. $3.50 egg stove. and nut. s5-5- "a <
va. J. Ho-I2LANs a--5 7th Nv Prone y 81
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

-S=7 GALES ST NE-FIvE Rooms AND BATH
--ls e-'-'t FRANK T. RAWLINGS co. Iuet
-'' -a---s. --l--a aFa- r1- au15s-
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MODERN WOODMEN
CHOOSE DELEGATES

The various camps of the Modern
WOodmen of America. at their meeting
last week elected delegates and alter
mates TO the State camp 10 be held
May 6, 1903, when the delegate and al
ternate to the head camp at Peoria, H.,
in June Will be elected.
Six camps out of seven in the city
have Instructed their delegates and al
ternates for H II. Millard as delegate
from the District of Columbia, Wash
Ington Camp not instructing.
The following are the delegates and
alteraates to the State camp:
West End Camp, No. 120S9-Delegate,
B. f. Gibbs; alternate. J. II. Atchison.
Lincoln Camp, No. 12455-Delegate. A
Z. Chahfee; alternate. c. L. Dawson.
Columbia Camp. No 11923-Delegate.
W. c. BOteleT; alternate. T. A. Royse.
A r. Talbot Camp. No. 11912-Dele-
gate. II. II. MIIard; alternate, William
McCaffrey
Washington Camp, No, 11454-DeIegate,
c. II. Potter
Monumental Camp, No. 121O5-DeIe-
gate. B. F. Schaeffer; alternate. Z. A.
Hall.
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ESTHER REBEKAH LODGE
GIVEN DEGREE TUESDAY

Edwin II. Easterling. grand master Of
the Independent order Of odd Fellows,
conferred the degree on Esther Rebekah
Lodge No. 5, l. o. o. r. Tuesday even
ing, at Odd Fellows Hall. In s-nHounC-
ing the decision, Mr. Easterlilg gave
the following markings: DOrcas Re
bekah Lodge, No. 4, 97.75 per cent. and
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. .. 97.69 per
cent.
Following is the personnel Of the
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No 5, team:
y. G.. LInnie KeiseT; V. g.. Lulu
Phillips: chaplain Eliza Schneider; P.
y. G.. Gertrude EasteTllug; conductor,
Grace Mahancy. warden. Ida Lewis: /.
G., Mary Kellogg; hammer bearers and
assistants. Maud Keiser Clara Empy,
Anna sIetIer Nela Gardella, Lydia
Jenkins. Grace Schneider, Olive Lath-
am. Etha Quisenberry; altar hearers
and supporters, Maud Emerson, Jennie
hurry. Neua Gardella. Ida Murray,
Su. Burlew: king, Al Bergman; queen.
e Dell r Wright; r. Roscoe Jenkins
guards. James White. y. NJ Pollock,
GUY Glossbreuner, J. A. Quisenberry,
George Billings; pianist. Margaret
IauzhlIn: degree director. Charles sam
D.e.
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MISS A. {. hARSLAND
TALKS OF THEOSOP HY

capital City Branch Theosopaical so
ciety, at its afternoon public meeting
in Pythian Temple, was addressed last
Sunday by Miss a. f. Marsiand, OF lie
Occult Esoteric Center. who spoke on
Sources OF strength
After referring to the usual means
employed in aiding up a strong and
healthy physique, the speaker cited how
that body may be rendered suddenly
weak by panic or certain strong emo
lions as evidence that our strength is
NOT Of material origin.
Tie lecturer said the viii 10 choose
tn right depends upon moral strength
W: cut which all other strength Is
fe citing, spasmodic. and uncertain; anu
that this moral strength flows from the
81. ritual realm to those that nave aIGE
ideals AMI live them. The nobiest Of
iEtals.' nd she, els the one Of self
forE@tf.-.l ess and service, and It is tals
to :, .-. ne Master invites US when He
bios r. BE strong"
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OAK CAMP OF WOODMEN
HAS SIXTEEN CANDIDATES

Sixteen prospective members of Oak
Camp No. 4, Woodmen Of the World
will be admitted at the next meeting
of the camp. February 70. Five candi-
dates were admitted 10 membership al
the semi-mouthly meeting Wednesday
night, giving the camp a membership
Of 40. A committee of five was ap-
pointed to confer with committees from
other camps relative to the erection IN
this city Of a monument TO the Wood
men of the World. The memorial is
designed 10 be I'm the shape Of a Wood
men temple. The committee Is composed
Of Sovereigns Bomar, Sangston, Stutz.
Sunday, and Mcconnell.
Acorn Camp No. 4, Boys Of Woo5craft
the juvenile auxiliary of the camp, Il,
fast making It's influence felt The camp
has "A membership of thirty-ive cadets
with a drum corps OF fifteen pieces The
boys drill under the guidance Of Major
George Sunday and Capt. b. y. Warde.
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EXCELSIOR CLUB MEETS
At HOME OF MRS. KENT

A meeting OF Tie Excelsior Literary
Club was held al the home of Mrs
Alexander Kent - T street northwest
Tuesday afternoon. Twenty-seven mem
bers were present and after the trans
action OF routine business. the president.
Mrs. Finney Eugle. presented her re
port. reviewing the work Of the previous
months
Mrs. EuEle read a paper on How TO
Get the Best Ou- Of Books" 4 revie \
of Bohemia in London was given by
Mrs. Alexander. other papers read
were THE Yoke" by Mrs. Emerson;
Esperanto and It's Possibilities" by
Mrs. Dufie; Aunt Jane Of Kentucky, '
by Mrs. Mcdowell, and references to
authors and their productions by other
members.
\ musical selection by Mrs. Webb anC
a reading by the Rev AleXander Kent
concluded the program.
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ADDRESSES ON THE CHILD"
WILL BE HEARD THURSDAY

The Child VIII be the subject of dis
cussion at a joint meeting of the Eliza
beth Cady Stanton Political Study Club
and the District Of Columbia Woman
Suffrage Association in the rooms Of the
Washington Board of Trade, Evening
Star Building, next Thursday night
A number of short addresses will be
made. Among those who will partici-
pate in the discussion are Mrs. Robert
N. La Toilette, Of Wisconsin; Mrs.
Henry T. Rainey, Of Illinois; Judge VIII
liam II. De Lacey, Of the Juvenile Court;
Mrs. Giles S. Rafter, of the Public Play
grounds Assc citation, and Pro. z. NJ
Wilson, principal Of the Central High
SChuUl
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MEMS EPWORTH SOCIETY
NAME YEARS OFFICERS

The monthly meeting of the Mems
Society of Epworth NJ r. Church,
South was held Tuesday evening I'm the
Sunday school room of the church.
Following the transaction of the regu-
lar business. the society elected officers
10 serve Tor the ensuing year, as fol-
lows:
President. W. j. Brewer; vice presi-
dent, L. T. Meyers: secretary, +. L
Loving; treasurer. r. A. Frost; chap
lain, d. J. Finn; reporter, J. B. Ed
munds; chairman membership commit
tee. S. G. Gather; chairman fratcrHGI
committee, Captain Fife; chairman
spiritual committee, ". GoOdson;
chairman entertainment committee. L.
Pierce BOteleT.
The society has arranged for a recep-
tion and entertainment for the men Of
the church on next Friday evening.
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WASHINGTON MACCABEES
RETURN FROM NEW YORK

The crack degree team Of the Knights
OF the Modern MacCabees Of the Dis
trlCt. under the command OF DR.. j. II.
JunghanS. the supervising deputy great
commander for this Jurisdiction, has re-
turned from New York city, where
an exempIihcation of the ritualistic
work was conferred at several Of the
tents before large audiences. The mem
bers OF the team expressed themselves
as having spent a pleasant time during
their stay among the New York knights.
The degree viii be conferred upon a
large number Of candidates at the han
OF Fraternal Tent Wednesday evening.
after which DR.. John II. Junghans will
discuss THE Financial Condition Of the
FruteTnities.'
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ALRAS TEMPLE
WILL GIVE DRILL
Patrol Will Be Assisted by
Team From National
Hive.

The patrol of Almas Temple. A A.
.. n NJ. S, intend to give the public
a view of their work, such as Is only
seen behind closed doors of the shrine.
The patrol has secured Convention
Hail for Monday night March ,, for a
drill, and viii have as an additional
attraction the lady drill team Of Ma
tionaI Hive, No. !, of the Lady Nacca-
bees. Of this city. which is the champion
OF the United States
DR.. Frank Z. Gibson. captain Of the
Arab patrol, has been in New York for
some days. obtaining the latest ideas
in grouping and drilling. The Almas
Temple Patrol intends to take part in
the competition in St. Paul next July,
when the Imperial Council holds its next
session
Charles f. CUmmiHs, one Of the meIn-
bers Of the patrol is the drill master
OF National Hive Drill Team, which led
National Hive to victory against the
late champions, Richmond.
The members of the patrol are as fol-
lows. Captain, Frank =. Gibson; first
lieutenant. G. II. Stewart; second lieu
tenant, J. A. Davies; J. A Bailey, :.
@. Barnard, +. BOniui, =. H STad-
ley, II. {. BroWE, A c. Crook, James
A4DeDFs 1 r. 1ull-ilAlil5r ATtDlBE LILtIOllr
5. DesiO, >. II. -Deckman, D. +. DER
dorf. II. W EIbel w. w. Georges. Z.
+. GeyeT, c. {. Grey, R Harper. J. S
Hambly, NJ. A. Hess. c. W. Hoover, G
S. Domer. G. A. Kneessi, J. Leaman. c.
II. LOngaCre. J. Mcpherson. II. Is. Nj
rick. J. +. Nyman. Il. +. Patterson. l.
J.. Porter, w. s. Quiuter. +. Reppetti
S y. Recher, 5. c. Redclan. G. W.
Robson, c. r. Samson. H. schumacher
J. II. Simms, W. c. Smallwood, J. q.
STEELE, r. ", Summers, &. A. Stevens,
II. +, Wells, G. W. WeIgan, L. r
Underwood, c. c. YeabOwer, ". +. Yet
ton.
After the large combined drill is over
the ladies viii take the floor.
The drill team IS made up as follows,
Captain, Mrs. Annie HOlcer.
Guards-MisS Marie Barry, Miss Jose
phine Fortune Miss Ada Nash. Mrs.
Nellie Peed, Miss Edna DeAtely, Miss
Flora Pierce, Miss Alice RippOn Mrs
bertha Weber, Miss Mamie DTaley,
Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss Mamie
Pierce. Miss Helen Burke, Miss Marion
Williamson. Miss Katherine BaltZ, Miss
Clara Norton. Miss Lillian DeAtely,
Miss Nav G. Niles, Miss J. Louise
Knight, Mrs. Mary ShOnenbergcr, Miss
Madeline Cook Miss Margaret Dick
haUt. Miss Elizabeth Byron, Miss Sarah
LCwensteiu, Miss Loretta Loweusteju,
Miss Torey SOtherOn. Mrs. Daisy Reich
eTt-
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n'KENZIES ENTERTAIN
THE SINGLE TAX CLUB

The February meeting Of the Woman S
Single Tax Club was held at the home
. Of the secretary, Mrs. William u. Mac
kenzie. 81 T street northwest, Monday
evening. The president read the iuyi-
tatiOn extended TO the club by the Pen
women's League to attend the lecture
on The Probable Future Of the Initia-
tive and the Referendum" at the Riggs
House, February Is, by George H
SHIRLEY. the president Of the National
D Federation for Peoples Rule. Mrs.
lAIunroe read letter from the presi-
dent of the National Single Tax League
announcing that the club was entitled 10
five subscriptions to the Single Tax Re
view. and requested the names Of those
desiring the magazine. The club dis
cussed the matter of cooperating with
The Economic Forum in inviting Mrs
Charlotte Perkins Gilman 20 deliver a
lecture IN this city at some not very
distant date.
Refreshments were served and the
meeting adjourned until March 2. with
Mrs. York and Mrs. HOughton, at 10
Q street northwest
Those present We're DR.. and Mrs. J. J.
Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Root. Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Metcalf, M. and Mrs. Louis Co
hen, Mrs. Cora Thompson, Mrs. Uila
Broadway, Mrs. NJ w. Ramage, Mrs. J.
l. ldunrOe, Mrs Margaret Lohr. Mrs.
Catherine Wheeler. Mrs. n. ] Arnold,
Mrs Josephine Rich, the Rev. AIeXan-
Ger Kent. Prof. Thomas L VIII. NJ. W
Pollard, James D. Kirkpatrick, Ralph
Hovey, William NJ. Clark, Fred Moore.
George A. Warren, Johann Hanson and
Martin Brink.
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ARCANUM OFFICERS
TO VISIT COUNCILS

The officers of the Grand Council OF
the Royal Arcanum will pay their Official
visits 10 Dist net Council Tuesday even
ing aud to Capitol Council Thursday
evening next
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Municipal
Council Of tie Royal Arcanum gave
luncheon last Thursday at the hall OF
the Legion of Loyal Women.
At a meeting of the Municipal COun-
ell of the Royal Arcanum held last We'd
nesday, DR.. Glendie b. Young was unan-
imously elected 70 succeed A. II. Hawks
worth as secretary TO the organization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-09
CONVERSATION CIRCLE
MEETS AT COOPE HOME

The Catholic Conversation Circle held
its regular meeting on Thursday even
ms at Jos Eleventh street, the horne
OF capt and Mrs, Harry Coope Mrs.
Ida M. Colford, as director for the even
ing. took the subject. Church Coun-
ciis," and gave a brief sketch Of the
councils Of Jerusalem. Nice, Ephesus,
CnalcedCan. CUnStantinopIe. and Trent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-09
FARRAGUT CORPS INSTALLS
MRS. DOW AS SECRETARY

Farragut Corps, NO. 8, Woman's Re
lief Corps. which was visited last Tues
day evening by the department presi-
dent. Mrs. Isabel WOrreu. installed its
new secretary, Mrs Mary A Dow Mrs.
Fanny Page was initiated, and Miss
Emma I1ibbey indorsed as a candidate
for department junior vice president
and Mrs. Mary A Dow for department
deIegate-at-largc The corps accepted an
invitation TO be entertained next Tues
day evening by Farragut Post. No. 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-09
MRS. GIELOW'S ADDRESS
AT WASHINGTON CLUB

Mrs. Martha Gielow viii address the
Washington Club on the work Of the
Southern Industrial Educational AssO-
citation Tuesday night. Mrs. Gielow
will tell of her recent experiences in
the mountain schools of North Carolina
The annual meeting Of the Education
al Association Will be held in Hubbard
Memorial Hall February q at p. IN.
A number CT noted speakers are SEIZED
uled TO make addresses. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-09
MODERN MACCABEE LADIES
HAVE JOINT INSTALLATION

The joint installation Of officers Of
the Ladies Of the Modern 8Iaccabees
Of the District was held at the hall Of
Progressive Tent, K. o. T. II. NJ. last
Wednesday evening. A number Of
friends Of the organization ATTENDED.
The ceremony was conducted by Mrs
Matte Klinkman.
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LINCOLN RELIEF CORPS
CHANGES MEETING DATES

Lincoln Woman'5 Relief Corps. No. 6,
Departmert of the Potomac, has
chanGed the date or It's meetings f.Om
:he 1rst ant third TharSddys TO the firaJ
and third Fridays o. each TaOnth. The
corps Is holding Il Ssrics OF sewing cir
cles, tie proceeds IF Wli-h are devoted
To the relief fund upon which these
have been made many demands this
-iuter.