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one that not alone appeals 20 their
membership, but is one that is worthy
Of the support Of al citizens interested
In the care OF the aged and INDECENT.
and maintaining and educating depend
ent orphans, and in this spirit viii ap-
peal for support and patronage for the
fair next December. Many donations
have already been receiveS. and sub
scrtpton books are in the hands Of
many members Of the OrdCT
As the membership believes the sue
cess Of a fair depends in a large meas
ure upon the work of the women. the
five Rebekah lodges are now busily en-
gagged in planning TO make their part
Of the work a grand success. The fol-
lowing representatives from these five
lodges to the home association, in
charge Of the work are as follows:
Mrs Sarah n. Sanderson, Naomi
Lodge. No. 1: Mrs. Belle NJ. Carter, Ruth
Lodge. No. 2; Mrs. Laura r. r &c
Chesney. Martha Washington Loire,
No. 3; Mrs. Ella Z. Russ, Dorcas Loo;-e,
No. 4; and Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Easter
ling, Esther Lodge, No. 8. In co-ope =
alton with the work Of the other bodies
OF the order the membership feel that
the success Of the fair is assured.
Plan fox Visitation.
Federal City Lodge, No. %. IndeDend-
ent Order Of odd Fellows, will receive
an official visit from Grand Master
Easterllng and associate Grand Lodge
officers at Northeast Temple, Twelfth
and II streets northeast, on Wednesday
evening, October :. The occasion VIII
be che first visitation Of the fall season.
and Federal City Lodge is making pre-
partitions 10 receive the grand master
and his associate officers in a menner
betting the occasion.
This being the first visitation OF the
closing series for the year. It is ex-
pected that there viii lie a large at
tendance OF the fraternity on that oc-
CasiCn. Federal City Lodge extends a
cordial invitation 10 the membership
In general 20 be present on next We'd
nesday evening.
An additional feature Of the visitation
besides the usual interesting routine
work viii be the comforting Of the first
degree in FUN and complete form The
ritual recently adopted by the Sever
eign Grand Lodge, in the opinion OF
many Odd Fellows. has made the first
degree especially instructive and i'm
pressive. Relearsals Of this degree have
been In progress for some time. under
the direction Of Noble Grand frank Lee
eros, rs degree director. and under inn
mediate supervision OF Dan Y. CHS
holm, as assistant degree director
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WEST END AUXILIARY.
W. c. T. IT,, HAS MEETING
Mrs. A. S. Taylor Opens the Ses-
slon-Delegates and Alter
mates Are Elected.

The West End Auxiliar, W. c. T. u.
held It's first meeting in The parlors of
Union Church, Tuesday evening.
In the absence Of Mrs. rCheeseman.
the president, Mrs. A. S. Taylor opened
the meeting, calling on Mrs. Emma
Berry to conduct the devotional service.
Miss Bell Meany led the singing; Mrs.
irwin, the recording secretary, reported
the last meeting, and Mrs. Naeu, the
treasurer, reported the finances.
the District president announced the
quarterly convention to be held October
and S, at Douglass Memorial Church.
corner Eleventh and II streets. north
east.
Delegates and alternates were elected
as follows; Mrs. McGlue, Mrs. J. z.
Eiker, Mrs. George, Mrs. Chase and
Mrs. Bollinger. Alternates: Mrs. Haus-
idns. Miss Mary Graham. Miss Cecilia
Graham, Mrs. Hodge, and Mrs. R. Fer
nandeZ.
The usual superintendent were an
pointed. The work Of the Mothers
Club and Cradle Ron was brought M
and Mrs. Stewart requested to take
charge for the West End Union Miss
Hattie Berry and Miss Bessie Taylor.
were appointed for the West End l..
T L. -
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RED MEN PLEASED
WITH PERFORMANCE
Series of Entertainments Are Plan
ned by Oneita Council,
No. =

Oneita Council, NO. 3 Degree Of Poca-
hontas, Improved Order Of Red Men.
presented an unusually attractive pro-
gram at their entertainment for the
benefit Of their sick fund at Auacostia
Masonic Temple last Wednesday even
ing.
The program consisted of musical
selections, vocal and instrumental, reel
tations. tableauX. and living moving pic
lures. in which various historical events
and the natiOnalities Of the entire world
were admirably portrayed.
The entertainment was a decided sue
cess and a series of such entertain
ments will be given during the season.
The regular weekly meeting Of Sioux
Tribe, Nc. IS, Improved Order Of Red
Men. on last Thursday night was large
" attended.
Much routine and new business was
: dispatched and the tribe adjourned early
and in body attended the visitation
OF the great chiefs Of the Great COIn-
Gil at White Eagle Tribe. No. Il.
Sioux Tribe, No Is, will be represented
by delegation OF forty or more chiefs
led by Sachem William J.. Monroe. at
the institution Of Independent Tribe.
Improved Order Of Red Men, at Alex
andria, Va, next Thursday night.
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ted, who VIII listen 10 an address by
the District Commander d. W. Call
Golden Rule Tent, No. 3. buried an
other member OF their tent last week,
in the person Of Barney Schmulovetz.
and the hOuors Of the order were. paid
him by the 10 embers Of the tent.
Georgetown Tent. No G. is preparing
for the holding of the tweuty-dfth an
hlNersary exercises, In the near future.
NauonaI Tent, No. !, have invited all
the tents and al the MaCcabees in the
CITY 10 join them in a general celebra-
ZION OF the twenty-hfth anniversary of
the order, and the invitation has bea7
almost universally accepted.
Al the night meeting, held at the Ana
costa hall, on the night of October N
all Maccabees who wish TO attend are
invited The supreme commander will
take the leading part.
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Georgetown University
School Of Law
FOUNDES i78S
FACULTY.

JOSEPH HIMALEL. :. =, President OF The
Hon. HARRY II. CLABAUGH. IL. D.
(ChIef Justice Supreme Court q the District
o. Columbia Dean OF tie Faculty Lecturer
On Common Law Ple1ding and Practice ana
Equity Pleading an. Practice
GEORGE f HAMILTON. LII D.. Lecturer
on the Law Of wis
HON. SETH SHEPARD, IL D. tChle.
Justice Court OF appeals Of the District o.
ColumbiaJ, Lecturer On constitutional - /"
and Equity JurLsyrU1ence-
HON. ASHLEY Il. GOULD associate Jus
lice supreme Court OF the y istrict o. %
lumblaJ. Lecturer on the Law " Contracts
Quasi Contracts. Persons and Domestic Ike
LaJi0ns.
HON. DANIEL. THEW WRIGHT (Associ-
ate Justice Supreme Court q rle District OF
Colum5iaj, Lecturer or the LaS q corpora
lions and Criminal Law
CHARLES - DOUGLAS. A. 3. IL. 3,
Lecturer on ne Avs q Iorss, NegolI10-s
Paper, and Elementary Law
MICHAEL - COLBERT. A. NJ. IL NJ,
Lecturer on The Law o. Personal properly
and Partnership.
D. W. BAKER. A. ". IL n Omitted
States Attorney Tor the District Of Coium5iaj
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate ana EFi-
LsEce.
CLARENCE r. WILSON. A B.. IL NJ.
Lecturer On the Law OF Agency
JOHN j. HAMILTON. A B.. LII n.
Lecturer on the Law o. Ba1krup-cy-
Judge OF the Circuit C5urJ-DANLEL W
O-DOSOEHJEs a. H. Pa. D., IL VI
Court q Appea-s-llESSEtS. LEIGH ROB
INSON. J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON. =
NOTA McGILL.
Clerk q C51TJ-FRANk Z. CUNNING
HAM
Quiz Masters-DANIEL W O'DONOGHUE.
A N PHI u. LII ~ jones 5. EASILY
SMITH. A. ". IL NJ CHARLES z
ROACH. A. B.. L. A. JESSIE =. AD-
kINS, Ii n
RICHARD = WATKINS. A. b. IL. ".
Secretary and Treasurer-
FRANK 4 CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Sec
re-arF.
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EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
FAIR FOR ODD FELLOWS
HOME TO BE HELD SOON
Dates Have Been Fixed for November 3 to December s
Hope to Raise Money Enough to Garry
Out Purpose.

The Odd Fellows Home Association OF
the District of Columbia, Incorporated
June 9, 1865, for the purpose Of estab-
hshlng and conducting a home for the
care Of aged and INDECENT Odd Fellows
IN good standing and their wives. aged
and INDECENT Rebekahs in good standing
and their husbands, widows Of deceased
Odd Fellows, and the maintenance and
education Of dependent orphans OF de-
ceased odd Fellows" are making ex-
tensive preparations for a fair 10 be
given November Z3-December . in the
odd Fellows Hall.
1t is the hope of the members Of this
fraternity 10 make this fair so success
ful that steps may be taken at an early
date for the erection of a home in this
city by the assOc iation, organized by
authority Of the Grand Lodge, I. .. o.
f., Of the District Of COLUMBIA, ana
composed OF two members elected by
the grand lodge and one member elected
by each subordinate lodge, Rebekah
lodge, the grand encampment. each sub
ordinate encampmeut, and Canton
Washington, No. !, Patriarchs Militant.
VIII Direct Fair
This association Will direct the pro-
posed fair. each body of the order being
represented on a joint committee At q
meeting o. this joint committee Past
Grand Master Z. w. Bradford was
made permanent chairman; Past Grand
Master James II. Crew, vice chairman
Mrs. Ella y. Russ, second vice chair
man; j. T. Allison, secretary, and Past
Grand Master J. T Petty. treasurer.
The chairman OF the committee appoint
ed J. d. Yoakley chairman Of finance
committee and In charge Of canyassiug
books: J. L. Allison, chairman OF com
mittee on correspondence, Grand War
den D. A Dugau, chairman of commit
tee on ins taIlation and decoration OF
hall, with p. H Leary as vice chairman.
The chairmen Of the various committees
were empowered 10 select their cowOrk-
ers.
After another meeting Of the entire
membership Of the order IN this juris-
diction appointments 70 committee work
viii be completed and various details
for the proposed fair arranged. From
that time on active, earnest. and sys-
Jematic work will be pushed forward 70
secure success.
Forty Such Homes
As there are about forty Odd Fellows
homes throughout the Sovereign Grand
Lodge jurisdiction. carrying out the OBJ
JeCts fOT which the nome is 20 De es-
tablished in Washington, the fraternity
Of odd Fellows feel that The project is
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Maccabees Plan for Big Celebration
At Raleigh Hotel on October 10

on Saturday. October 10. the annual
convention for the District Of Column
bia Will be held in this city, IN the
assembly room Of the Raleigh Hotel
Representatives have been elected as
follows: Mt Vernon Tent, No. /, A. J..
Cunningham. representative, AMI G. NJ
King, alternate; Brightwood Tent, No
8. John @, Dudley, representative. and
T. J. Ayers, alternate; Georgetown
Tent. No 6. representative. J. l. Goss.
alternate, A. G. Dagenheardt The
meeting at night viii be held under the
auspices Of Anacostia Tent No. I, 10
which all Maccabee8 in the District Of
Columbia are invited.
District Tent. No. s, viii hold the an
niversary exercises, on Thursday night,
commemorating the twenty-fifth year
of the existence Of the order, at which
friends Of the members Will be admit
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RESUME SERVICES
FOR WINTER MONTHS

The Church Of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart viii resume the regular
winter services this morning with low
masses at Z, and Il O'Clock, and a. high
mass at Il O'Clock. Vespers will be sung
at 4;S0 p. m. The musical program will
be a special feature of the services. At
high mass Carl Maria Won Weber's
Mass in CO viii be given, and before
the sermon Miss Mary Emily King will
sing Bailey's ''Veni Creator" Ave
Maria a soprano solo by Whitney
COMBS. with violin obIgato. will be
sung by Miss Mabel c. Lattimer during
the offertory. Other special musical
selections Will be given at the morning
service and at vespers.
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DEEDS HOME AWAY;
ASKS FOR 1T AGAIN

Too much anxiety 10 protect her prop
erty has lest il for Ter. Anna Maria
Hoffman alleges, in a suit FLED in the
District Supreme Court. yesterday
against Percy EetZger. trustee. Ac-
cordinE to her statement Mrs Hoft-
man had s.. go from her first husband
when She married Jarrett Francis HoT-
man. WHO. she says. was addicted 70
drinking So 70 protect IL from damage
suits due 90 her husbands actions, the
wife gave her home, bought with her
money. in trust 20 W l. Elterich ard
Percy 3Ietzger. TIE deed was not 20
have been recorded unless II beam.
necessary
gave the trust deed TO Metzger. who
IS alleged by the plaintiff 10 nave re-
corded 1t September p. 1905 Sic prays
TIE court 30 set aside the deed.
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SOCIETY
NAMES OFFICERS

The Waugh Brotherhood, Of the
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church,
held its annual election Of officers on
Wednesday night and made almost a
complete change in the list, the follow
ing being named for the next term:
II. c. Graves, president; Col T. J.
Sherman, first vice president; J. J.. Blk
Ter, second vice president John ".
Dick, third vice president; y. c. Har-
per, secretary; A c. Davis, assistant
secretary. and Samuel Scrivcper, as
sistant treasurer.
Plans for the year include the build
ing Of a brotherhood home, the design
for which has been selected.
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WORLEY CLASS CLUB
GIVES STAG SOCIAL

The Morley Class Club Of Bethany
gave a stag social ana entertainment
TO its members and friends on Wednes-
day evening. September 80. After some
time in mixing in social and fra
ternal way, they repaired TO the ban
quet room. where very elaborate
luncheon had been arranged by NJ d.
KLefer- Mr.. Maybee presided as toast
master, and after they had arrived at
coffee he called on a number OF mem
bers who kept those present in good
huIhor and an uproar of laughter until
d late hour.
The club is completing arrangements
for the publication OF its year book.
which Will appear shortly, and for its
entertainment. to take place October 10
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GUESTS ENTERTAINED
BY EASTERN LODGE

An entertainment was given by East
ern Lodge, No. Z, 1. o. O. r, last night
at ;he nall on Seventh street, it being
their regular open meeting. The
program included vocal solos by Master
Malcolm Rich, Mr.. Mead, Miss Cneno-
'weth, Mr.. Thornton, Miss Hickman,
and Herbert d. Lawson; a piano solo
by Miss Minnie Bailey, and a violin
solo By Master Samuel Norman.
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ROYAL ARCANUM
PLANS DANCES
VIII Give First of Series at Ma
tlonal Rifles Armory on
October p.

Inc Royal ArcaEum Regents Associa-
uon Of the District Of Columbia has ar
ranged for series of entertainments
ana dances 70 be given during the ea-
suing season. the hFst Of which viii be
dance at National Rifles Arnorv
Wednesday evening. October n
me committee Of arrangements ax-
pect that several Of the sf1nTer,s C--,,,SS--tr
onlcers. accompanied by their wives
VIII be IN attendance, and grand council
oIlceTs from the nearby Jurisdictions 81
MARYLAND and Virginia will also be
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CLARK APPOINTED.

Charles c. Clark. CHEF Of the Bureau
Of Statistics, Of the Department OF Ag-
riculture, has been appointed by the
State Department a delegate 70 the gen
eral assembly Of the Worlds Agricul-
tural Institute which is to meet in
Rome, November 10. David Lubln, Of
California. is the regular American rep
resentatiye Of the institute.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

The Victim-Help! HelpI I'm drown
ing.
Would-be Hero-Courage, my brave
man. Just wait until l get a rope, a
measuring rod. a Carnegie application
blank, two witnesses. and a notary
pUblic--BOhemian Magazine.
He that COntemneth small things shall
fall by little and littIe.-Bible.
Louis-Uncle, what's chagrin?''
Uncle-Well, it's what a stout man
feels when he runs and jumps on a car
that doesn't start for half an hour
Chicago News.
To be wise is good cheer.-German.
Fred--Some girls are awfully con-
ceited.
Jack-Why7
Fred-They'H brag about making a
fool Of man that was never anything
else--BOston Record.
The moral law is much superior to the
written law.-Aristotle.
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A. R. TALBOT CAMP
HAS ANNIVERSARY
Third Year Celebrated in Hall Of
Modern WoOdmen Thurs
I,,y Erva,s--
day Evening.

A r Talbot Camp. Modern Woodmen
Of America. celebrated its third ami
versary at its hall at 3I6 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. Thursday evening.
Addresses were made by J.. i. Muir
ply, chairman Of the supreme board OF
directors. Of Leavenworth. Kan: A. y.
Bort, member Of the board Of directors.
from BelOit, Wis; T. +. Burns, national
lecturer, from Newark. y. j.; A. r.
Ward, head sentry, from Newport, r. J.,
and William McCaIrey, district deputy.
Music was furnished by GrceuWeITs
Orchestra. Vocal selections were given
by NIessrs. Trodden and Murray. II. IL.
MElard, consul of the camp, called the
meeting 20 order. extended a welcome
10 members and visitors. and introduced
the chairman OF the committee on cele-
bratiOu.
n large delegation Of Woodmen were
present from Baltimore City Camp of
Baltimore.
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BRIDE OF CHAUFFEUR
is OFF FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, Oct Mrs. Russell
Thomas. the pretty eighteen-year-oId
girl. heiress 70 100000 and more, torn
from her chauffeur husband by her
irate mother, sailed with her parent to-
day for Europe on the Campauia.
Her mother. Mrs. ". A Speer, re-
fused TO issue a statement.
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MATCHING HIM

That was probably the worlds rec
ord for heartlessness"
What's that2'
Nero Kidding while Rome burned"
es, but some people set their pho
nographs running when their nefEhbors
want TO sleen."
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The Washington School for Bove

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Located IN the country. within e. -
o al parts q 1-e city. Thor0ugI ---
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l1Ae exactly what he needs T--1tr--,,-,S
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- S.S-s I've scholars Special ana Ia5Iv55-
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IN ARIZONA

Yes" drawled Amber Pete. that
pert speaker from up the State got up
and said ne wanted the floor
And did he get the fioor?" queried
the interviewer.
NO; but he got two chairs and part
OF the ceiling fell on him."-Chicago
Daily News
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WARNING TO PARENTS.

WARNING TO PARENTS.
The MIX Conference appointed by ths
District Commissioners. IN view OF tina
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK bs.
recommended the home-pasteurizinE " an
raw milk by bringing It to the bc.linr
point. then withdraw. cool. and keep cola
until used
The Conference has thereby endorsed ~.
advice given by this Society for a num-
Der OF years 20
sCALD ALL MILK
FOR children.
Parents are particularly warned arai,r,
the erroneous opinion held by some tbaf
pasteuTizing Affects either the digestf-
bility 9r the nUtritive value Of the MN
or that as rule It viii produce any
bad effects Whatsoever.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS
II BERLINER. Secretary,
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BEACON LODGE READY
FOR BIG CELEBRATION
SiXty-fOurth Anniversary of Organi-
cation to Be Observed To-
rn0rrnur Nirhf
morrow Night.

The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements for the exercises commem-
Grating the sixry-fourth anniversary OF
the organization Of Beacon Lodge, No.
10, l. o. o. T., have issued invitations
70 all the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Lodges in this jurisdiction TO attend the
open meeting tomorrow evening, at $50
O'Clock.
1t IS stated that never in the history
Of this lodge have such elaborate prep
arGtionS been made for the Celebra-
ton of similar occasion in the past.
souvenirs which have been ordered es-
pecially for the occasion are to be
given all in attendance on that even
ing Following the exercises Of the
evening light repast will be served
in the banquet room
The committee in charge Of the ar
engagements consists Of Past Grand
Master Ernest w. Bradford, chairman.
assisted by Past Grands William J. La
Narre and Charles J. Zlegler.
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National
University
Law School
evening Sessions Exclusively
Opens October LIST, 1908

Practical three years course
Leaolng TO degree Of Master of Laws.
Inc degree Of Bachelor Of Laws can
&c secured at end Of second year.
For catalog, application blanks.
elc-' apply IN person OF by mail 10
me Dean 1881 F St. n. w phone
NJ o4Z5; or at the Law School
building, 816-818 18th street \. W
between o and 8 O'Clock.
se2V-rf
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WISE WOMAN

why do you call your husband
'Tarimg"
Because he's so hard to REFORM
Detroit Free Press.
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GOOD TIME COMING

What IS the first thing YOU are
going TO DO when you get TO be a man2'
Lick my father and the school teach
err"
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LAISE-PHILLIPS
Washington Christian GnIIagR

90 Columbia road. one block from C77-
nectlcut ave choice location; able COLLEGE
work. q ; and A. 3. degrees: u-hoIssor9s
Christian influence and unsectarian. 5000
advantages for day students. Terms reas5r,-
able open September 20
DANIEL l. MOTLEY, Phi D.. President.
gaLg-T5e
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AMONG GIRLS.

81 don't ike that girl"
Yet she kissed you effusively."
Yes; she just did it TO muss up my
complexion"
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MILDLY WARNED.

It nay be a little unpleasant for soma
of these critics Of young Mr., Hifcbo
cock when they find that St. Peter keens
a card index, too. 10