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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
LEARN TELEGRAPHY

Supt Whitney and Mr. Seager of the
Union Pacific Railway visited tho
Smithsonian Business College this
week and arranged for the installa-
ton OF a Dept OF Telegraphy and rail-
road Office training In the school.
Prof. Smith was assured that every
young man who completed a course
would be placed In position where he
could climb up rapidly If there was
anything In him.
Young men desiring to take tho
course should report TO Prof. Smith at
once. Evening classes. =
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recorder with County Re-
corder Wallace,
William Lucas and wife to y. j..
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

Advertisers mu5t nave their copy io'
lie Evening Standard the evening Dc
.ore the day on which the advertise
nent Is TO appear in order to insure
publication.
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PRESIDENT SMITHS
REPLY TO B. H. ROBERTS

The regular pulpit editorial at the
Congregational church Sunday even
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09
OREGON SHORT LINE ExcURslo
Conference and State Fair.

81 10 round trip Ogden t" Salt Lake
City daily Oct. 2nd to ath. Good 10
return until Oct 18th. Ten frstclass
trains to and from the Capital dai'9'
See time card this paper.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Moden housekeeping
rooms, 227 27th. IL 1--WE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-09

ANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Northeast corner of 2ith and Grant
Ave Holy communion 1870 a. M. Sun.
day school 9:45 a IN. Morning prayer
and sermon HOO. Evening prayer
and sermon 500 p. m: All are cor
daily welcome at these services. VIM.
w Fleetwood. rector.
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New Street Pavement in Paris.

From TIE Engineering Magazine.
For some time past the attention Of Pa
riSian engineers has been drawn To rein
forced asphalt, new paving process de-
signed 10y NJ. Arthur Metz. This consists
i'm Incorporating aggregate of crushed
terial thus secured shows a durability
comparable ~ thar of the hardest rocks
In laying this Pavement "A concrete fotn-
datIon IL first prepared and the granlrir
asphalt l. poured over this upon bed
formed Of little granite pyramids witch
are set 10y hand in elastic hitumn"us
coat adherine to the concrete foundation
and forming solid mass with N. II Is
actually granite reinforcement which
gives to The completed structure the name
reinforced asphalt. PaVementS laid
under this system 'among others. on the
Quai aux Fleurs and in several Paris
streets gave excellent results. The thick
ness of the asphalt LAYER is from . To
centimeterS for roadwayS and oIly twenty
millime:ers for footways.. The wear of the
granite asphalt appears 10 be slow aud
uniform. thus permitting its use under
dense traffi@. Furthermore. il does not
soften under solar heat. and the Surfa
gives such good adhesion that IL is used
with advantage and economy on steep
grade Is per cent? in the neighborhood of
the freight station of the Paris-Iyon-Mel l.
iterranee railway, where very heavy We
hicleS are constantly passing. The mann
tenance ana repair of reinforced asphalt
are most simple. for instead of tearing
UP the whole surface for renewal il SUI
fees to spread ii new layer of proper
thickness as this unites perfectly with
the old surface. The cost OF laying this
pavement. for which "A most promising
future appears TO be assured, is but four
teen francs square meter for roadwayS
and five francs for sidewalks tabout S2o
and 80 cents respectively per square
yardD.
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tee. The commander announced
that the newly elected officers will be
installed az an open meeting Mon-i Y
evening. April %, \ committee. consist
ing 0! DI. Charles T. Lindsey. chairman:
". Fl. Harrison DIR NJ Hunter. !. -
HnddleSton and Il I. pumberth. ar
pointed 10 arrange for entertaining visit
ors. Invitations were Scnt The members
81 Potomac z. :. Chapter, No. :: George
g Whiting Lodge No. -, and Potomac
Lodge. No. >. L. \. :. NJ. and thor
ladies 70 he present and partake Of The
hospitality Of Potomac Commandery
Retiring Comma nGey Reeve made an adj
dress. IL VI ich lie thanked the Officer
FOR their u, a. support during he IA i
year
Or Charles T. Lindsey. president -
the chicago Clue OF Potomac CONNIE nd
cry. appointed tie toilouinI, COMMITTEE 10
rake the necessary arrangements for tie
annual excursion anu out.n. 10 be g4Ven
IN conjunction with M:zpah Chapter. No.
:, =. +. :. al Chesapeake Beach Friday
July IL: v. II. Harrison. chairman: Lem
Towers -. y $ Waddey and r. \.
DaW
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GERS, who paid their regular grand an
nnal visitation. There We're present a
full attendance of State Council officers
and about 30 members Of Il. J. Ross and
other subordinate councils. only Two
councils failing Ia be represented.
After the rituaistic work the meeting
was thrown open 10 large number Of
non-memberS in waiting. and with Past
State Councillor :. RraShearS i'm the chair
the following program WAS rendered:
Opening song" America. sung standing:
address of welcome. the chairman: selec-
tio1 by the Rhode Island Aveuue Met hodist
Quartet. Messrs. Allen, lIaight. Balla ri
and Motley. address by State Councillor ID.
Luther Smith: violin solo by Mr.. Bradley:
trio. Star Spangled Banner" by Messrs.
Ballard. Haight and Beck: address by
Past State Councillor Joseph r. Thompson
nf New Jersey: solo. humorous. 10y j. \.
Rald"rSon: remarks by >. 5. Secretary +.
y. Wehb'r: bone solo by W. a. Lang:
banjo and guitar by Messrs. Gordon aud
Holt; remarks 10y State Vice Councillor
.Ioliffe: solo. Mr.. Anderson: mouologue by
j. \. Balderson; addresses by Messrs.
Burton r. Doyle and J. w. Allison and
Past Councillor Wiltherger of New Jcr
Sey. Refreshments were served.
The next State Council vista ion viii
be to Columbia Council, No -. Thursday
evening.
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Masonic.
LODGES.

APR l.. Dau son No Ii ~ T. y
Stanshury No. Il lsitati"n
Arminius. No. -. Reg. business
Apr. l3-Fedrral. No. l.....-.. r =
Takoma. No. -. Reg. business
Apr. l4-Harmony. >o. l.. Special; -
Regular 80 pm. r. \.
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION.
ST. JOHNS MITE AS>OC1ATioN-
Apr Liza Fayette. No. 10 Nisltatin',
Apr lo-Columbia. No $50. -.
Hiram No. 10 Past Masters
Night. -.---...-M u.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Apr IL Mount Vernon. No. :. Mafk
Abr. l3-Mount IIoTeb. No. -: Mara
Apr. l6-SCHOOI. OF INSIRt tlioN-
Apr. l1-Exccutivc committee High Priests
Association. Special business
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoNMA\pERlkS.
Apr l4--Washington. No T. Election
Apr. l6-Columbia, No. , Visitation
RUTAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Apr. loAdoniram Council. Y. L Degrees
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RTE.
Apr. l1-Evangelist Chapter Rose
croix :. Easter SUNDAY Kites
'Rekindfng the Symiolir LiSnls-'
Apr. i5-Albarr Pike Consistory .;;l>t deg
Apr. 10 Albert Pike consist2rS I'D deg.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
Apr II Temple. No. IL.
Apr. II Naomi. y" > aud Kr""klaif
Apr. IL Esther. No ;.
Apr. IL Martha, No 4
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Sorolla, Painter Of Sunlight.

From Current Literature
This 'fecund and racial genius" as Mr.
Brinton terms him. was born at Valencia
OF humble parents in 1863 His appear
dnce in the art world, at the age OF
iwenty-one. was signaliZed by a youthful
impetuosity thoroughly characteristic of
the man. He had determined to depict a
bull fight. but instead of painting from
imagination or relying upon preconcep-
lions of the dramatic. he grouped his
models about the dusty bull ring of Val
enca. and stepped them In actual smoke
in order 10 get the most natural effect
possible The picture was not in itself of
exceptional quality. but it led to greater
work. In 1854 Sorola won in open com
petition the coveted prize of Rome and
set up his studio in the Italian capital 1t
was at Paris. however in the sincere and
homely naturalism of Bastien-Lepag
that he found his first great artistic
stimulus: and when he later returned to
the familiar scenes of his nature country
he was equipped to do the real work of
his life. = "Sorolla lives in constant
state of luminous and impulsive exteriori-
cation. His pictorial language is well nigh
universal. but it is Fundamentally a Ian
guage of visual appearances. He is an
observer whose sole instinct is to record
with an almost irrepressible automatism
that which happens TO hold his fancy for
the moment. And yet, although these
impressions may at first APP
pear wanting In system and rela ion there
nevertheless runs, at least unconsciouSly
through the art of Senior Soroila unity
OF feeling aud purpose which links to-
gether every Stroke of that restless and
magical brush. Diverse she may seem
nature herself is constantly achieving a
closer structure and Il subtler synthesis
of her varied forces, and it is thus with
the work of Sorolla. which is natures re-
fex in so far as he can make II. If this
art is anything. it is an apotheosis of Wis
ible. external beauty. 1t rises to posi-
lively lyrical heights in it's worship of
solar radiance-it is a jubilant symphony
of sunlight
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Chesapeake&Ohto Railway
Atlantic Coast Lime.

Notice. These departures and connections
not guaranteed.
4:20 an. daily-Thrcugh coaches and sleeping
10 Jacksonville
S:4s pm. daily Sleeping to Jacksonville.
F1a-: Port Tamra. Fla: Augusta. Ga.: Charles
ton. s. G.. and Wilmington. y. q. Through
coaches 10 Jacksonville. uNEXCELLFD DIN
INC CAR SERVICE.
Sos n m. daily excen. Sunday Famous 'Fior-
ida Snecial'' solid Pullman vastibule train. eler
t.ic lighted throughout; through drawing RON.
compartment. sleepinS. library and observation
cars to ST. Augustine. Palm Beach, Miami srd
Knights Key. Fla, with dining cars serving ALL
meals.
OFFICE or TFfF LINE. 1919 NEW YORK AVE-
NUE. NORTHWEST. AND Union STATION.
GEO r. JAMES. D.P.A.. Washington, D. C.
I. c. WHITE. GP.A.. ". J. CRAIG. PIN.
WtJ,pfnOfon
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The cleptograph. an Italian invention.
is camera burglar trap. \ thief can
not enter the room without disturbing
one of the wires. aud the machine then
turns toward the point whore the dis
iurbance arts $. sets fire Ia nasne-
SUM light. rings alarm and takes q
SNAPSHOT of the intruder.
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Score One for Willie.
From the Boston Transcript

From the Boston transcript
Teacher-Now. Willie. how many
months have twenty-eight days?
Willie-An of them and some have
three days over
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A Financial Deal.

From the Cleveland Leader.
why did he remarry his divorced
wife,
For money
why. where did she get it e
Saved her alimony.
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.


Y r. F"li"T'irc schedule figures ruhl sh-i
"n nv, =, infgTm, ,i AMI M: not guaranteed
ashev''H Chattanooga. M"mph : 900 sn snd
ytis S"n oriesrs 20 10 p M I,rT
For Columhs. Charleston Augusta ARrn
Sava~nah Jacksonville ami Florida points. ga
Tourist car for California tri.wcckiy; go
N No,naY Mr''n"s'iay Fridsy
I'm. -ech dny~: t,r panvii~. 40 an d.ry
islr Frrnu"nt 49,: - ana m, an p,, 80 IA
I. BROWN G@nr-aI ,cert
Baltimore ard Olcio r. r.
LEAVE NEW t-\toN STATION
FRY r, 2r ,TE, r,I, * NJ onn no,r-
MN TERNINN. PIP STREET NEW YORK
= 81 an. p'nsr rullmsr ra-icr
800 n'9r s' ~ r rHr Ps nig- -. tn
- o. ! n n.r.r sd Pullman nar,o- Ca
az az y. nnr. "pd ', rr,Ian ra3lGT Car
sioo po c"a , II, o''r rGil,dr,rh' rl''AaH ~
:: IN m ~, snd rMl1msn rrarlo7-
.iars R ~ siec? e 10 !" NJ e,SI rorE
~ .% m shy Try - rhii. ood Nv YORK
I, 20 :: 'Hi m
EVERY HOUR OK TIFF Hour"
80 90 70 50 20" = % @" 3 % n : ~
-. a" o" "a o. ' 4 e. 100 20 % "
400. t.45. 500. .5os. - a. ts ~ - 30
roo. rs 90. 300. 1000. 30 IS. 'II.oo 'I:Is
night.
CHICAGO 81 - * 40 nm
CINCINNATI ST. LOFTS and LOUISVILLE
60 10 m. 's.o5 pm. &c 20 night.
PITTSRIR G. $40 am. 'i2@ $40 pm.
slo 20 night.
CLEVELAND. 90 10 n IN.
COZ I'MRTS sS ~ r. m.
WHEELING go 10 an IS ~ IN
WINCHESTER. "a 10 am. - os. - 90 pm.
FREDERICK. ts2o. 1910. 1915 an. 81 %.
taos. 1915 nm.
HAGFRSTowN 20 10 sm $500 nm
ANNAPOLIS. 80. ts.on an. fla.o5 noon.
"a 20. So. 80. s59o and 1900 pm.
snaily. Except Sunday. sSunday only.
TELEPHONES al all " the following Tickle.
othres: 1917 G ST. NV. Main 1891: 6l9 Penn
sylvania ave-. Msin 2Ts. New Union Station
Ticket ONCE. Main 1880. Information Buresu-
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SPRING RESORTS.
HIRGINIA

JORDAN WHITE ILPHI-R SPRINGS IA.
Viii reopen June ! For information aud
booklet apply
Mrs. NJ. II. BARKER ,oo 18Th 81 NV
arI0- 90
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Or. Frank f. Gibson. long the eff
cient captain Of the Arab Patrol of Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. and its
leader to many victories eliminating in
the championship Of the worlds patrols
has felt obliged to tender his resignation
because of professional duties. Potentate
Louis A. Dent, in accepting it. expresses
regret thanks DR. Gibson in the name Of
Almas Temple for the sacrifices he has
made In the past and congratulates him
for the well earned plaudits that have
come to the patrol under his command.
He concludes the announcement with the
May Allah be good 10 him.
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Washingtons Baltimore s
Arlmanolis Electric RWY.

Electric paIa~e ears from White House station
FfFTFENTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
For baltimore Every half hour from 900 s.m
to 7:3n pm. and s:2n. $50. 1870 and II AS
pm. except on the ODD hours Local cars at
ass. $40. 11:l0 am. and lilo. S:10 $40. ITO
pm.
Cars the EVEN hours make no stop between
WASHINGTON and Baltimore.
For Annapolis Every hour from $50 an t.
$50 pm. and II As pm.
Fares. One way. Round trip.
To Baltimore. 7oc Si2a
To Annapolis and u. s.
Naval Academy. &c f125
Reggage checked.
All Fl st. cars direct to White House Sta
ton.
Ticket ofir- at 14th and y. Y. NV. and
at White House Station. 18th and Fl SITS.
relnnhore NJ 72ns and Iinc 5IR
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Seaboard Air Line.

TICKET OFFICE. 1927 PENNA. AVE
NOTICE Following schedule guarsrteed.
a:05 AN. DAILY Florida Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sleeners 70 SavRn-
nah and Jacksonville Through eleerers Wash
irgton TO Hamlet. ard Hamlet to Atfanta Din
saD PM DAILY. EXCEPT srNnaY-"s-s
hoard Florida limited Solid electric lighted
Pullman. with sleppars jacksonville ST
Augustin". Palm Beach. Miami. Knights Kcr.
Dining
1s5 PM DAILY 49, Year Round limited
Coaches ard Pullman tn Savannah. Jacksonville.
Tampa. Atlania. Birmingham. Memphis. Dining
R II sr,~>Fr,.. nistr4c. Passenger Aren.
Chesapeake&Ohio Railway
NOTE. Published only Information and nor
guaranteed
400 PM-C & a. LIMITED. daiiv-Fast ves,i-
hric train Pullman Shoppers 20 Louisville.
Cincinnati. fndiansaois Chicago and So
Louis Parlor fo- Virginia Hot Springs
week dsrs Pullman rars Louisville Ia Nash
vile. Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
cars, y In carte service
l1:fo PM. L. V LIMITED daily -Fulim. n
sleepers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington and Lou's
VILE. Compartment sleeping to Nirg ma
Hot Springs week davs Dining Gar. n Ia
carte service. Pullman slcrprrs Cincinnati 10
Chicago and 81 Louis end Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville arf New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio offices at 5l3 Pennsvl-
vania avennc 1890 r. street and new Union
| station Telephone Main 1906 22as for tickets
baggage checks reservations and tayirahs.
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In Madrid no one temits misfortune by
marrying on Tuesday.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC CHESAPEAKE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
EIGHTH STREET WHARF
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH %. 1909.
steamers Leave Washington. d. O.
SUNDAY and THURSDAY at IN for land.
ings as far as NOMINI. including GRINDERS.
BRICK HOUSE. BERRYS, WIRTS AND MAS
SElS
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, at 4 pm. for
landings as far as EDGEWATER and FAR
HAMS POINT. including the Wicomico river
landings and those in Nomini creek.
TT ESDAY at pm. for landings far as
MASSEYS and wIRTS. including GRINDERS,
BRICK HOUSE aud BERRYS.
SATURDAY ut . am. for landings far
NOMINI including Wicomico river landings
Schedule subject to tide and weather and to
change without notice
For detailed information, call Phone Main 59I2
W. Il. EMMERT. Vice President and Genl.
mh27 IT ". r. cARNE. r.. Genl Agent
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Grand Lodge vistations will take place
during the coming week. Monday TO
Stansbury Lodge, No. ~. at Br2htwood
Hall. Blightwood. D. c., and THURSDAY 10
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. al Masonic
Temple Master John E. Nichols OF Id
Fayette Lodge announces that the routine
business of the grand visitation will be
followed in the upper auditorium. 10y q
musical program. with dancing and re-
freshments.
cry visitation that to Columbia Com
manderN. No :. Friday evening.
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TOURS.

II ROPE EIGHTH TIME: VISITING LARGEST
cities in six countries, sixty -tive TO
seventy days; rates moderate.
apIu-3t Address STELLA Star office.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

lit All " LLOYD ITAIfANO
u L FAH< Twin-scrcw steamers.
All cabins. outside, $55 and up.
Flcr lila .-....Apr. II Indiana --...-.- May :
Virginia. Apr. II Louisiana. May 10
G. Il RICHARD & CO. Agts.. 81 Bway. n. Y.
taIa tn .4u.I
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Other Orders.

Edward J. Ross Council, No. II. Jr. O.
L. A. NJ. at its regular meeting Thurs
day evening received State Councillor r.
Luther Smith and the State Council Off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

The program prepared for the grand
visitation to Washington Centennial
Lodge. No. ~ last Wednesday, evening.
embraced march. The InvlncIbie
Eagle by Sousa: Moszknowskis ''Sere-
made. krctschmers price. Idle
Hours, and a retiring march. THE Com
modore,'' by IRA ham. rendered by the
Marine Band Orchestra. Walter F. Smith
played fiugelhorn solo. The Rat Charm
ers Song" by Mumdorff. and r.. Hilton
Jackson delivered an address Past Grand
Master j. Ross Robertson of the Grand
Lodge of Canada. distinguished Ma sonic
writer. wast present and delivered an in
teresting address on the origin of spccu-
lative Masonry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

President William w Jermane If the
High Priests Association. class OF 1"o'.
announces that there will be no meeting
of the association this Saturday evening
The executive committee will meet. how
ever. at Mr.. Jermane's office to consider
bylaw changes and map cut plans for
the current year The association VIII
probably meet late in the month on q
date to be hereafter announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

The Masonic calendar for the Year 1909
contains an error which crept i'm by mad
vertence. The Grand Lodge School for
instruction meets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays OF the month, instead
of the first and third Wednesdays. AS
stated i'm the calendar.
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/ Hotel IrOQllOig

p.ran md So. Carolina ave-: close to attractions:
.apaDftv. i'H; elevator; private baths. sun par
"r>. "r'nestra. ETC. Special, $40 70 SIT so wrnk
4. NlMar> open. Bo"nlct. w. +. SHAW
tuh..i III. 10
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STEAMSHIPS.

Around the World Cruise
BY S. Arabic $4,000 toms Oct. ls, $3.50 AND UP.
80 Tours to Europe $40 up
r. VI. HICKS. 1896 ~. NV. Washington.
FRANK e. CLARK. Times building. New York.
ja30 a III, "a. th.f.tf.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

Worshipfnl Master Roe F'ulkerson Of
Harmony Lodge. No. II, announces that
following the degree work Wednesday
evening there will be illustrated lee
ture by Carl Cla,fly on .Aeropanes and
Dirigibes'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

Ascalon Temple. No. ST. u. o. K. h. at
its monthly meeting last Monday evening.
voted to attend tie carnival III a body on
the I'D inst. and will act as supple
mental escort with the Uniform Rank in
escortinS the Snriners to the carnival on
that night
All members of tho kliorassan have
been directed to attend in regulation fez
and the officers and "brigands'' will APP
pear in costume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

Hotel Clarendon, virginia nsa9 n. syr.'
and steel pier: open all year
~ :iit.l NJ. n NEIMAN
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The Lorraine, 1 o1.a. front ns St. n Charles
piers Fresh and sea water baths private and
public running water, elevator. etc. Special
spring rates. CHAS. +. WAGNER
u1b.D
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Gn1xNyNrN So. Michigan ave- Home COM
SWIWyA HIS forts. Steam heat Good table
sl.2I mp daily; 81 up weekly Open all year
mh..l -3Ot.4 F. G. WARBURTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

The general committee of tic carIliy a |
and festival has extended TO representa-
tives Of the several local newspapers an
invitation to he their guests at any of the
evenings entertainments during the car
nival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

Breton Hall, ss,s, from a1 n,r tSal'
Ocean view: sun parlor; excellent table special
>rriiiS rates NJ. l.. ROVER co.
auf -..0t.4
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GRAND MUlLN @UDJ5
MWUEl

Virginia ave and the Beach. Atlantic City y.
Capacity. $40 guests. All the modern improve
ments, loo rooms with hot and cold water
baths Write for special early season rates
ap1-,.r CHARLES r COPE
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thbone-Supcrior Lodge. No. ~ vii
attend the carnival III a body on tho sd
instant. while Decatur Lodge. No q will
pay its visit on the 18th and Syracusians
Lodge. No. In. on the 18th instant Prac-
tically every lodge in the domain ha :
voted TO attend the carnival in a body ON
some evening during its progress
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SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
hester lrlm s s%s n, s"fs 1 Fl.
HOTEL OgTEND.

Atlantic Jity. y. !. Whole Block Ocean Front
capacity. 900 Hot and cold sea water baths
Spacious SUI parlors overlook ocean and Board
Walk. Orchestra Table and service of highest
standard. Special spring rates. ST. 80 NJ weekly
am"rican plan Booklet Electric coach meets
trains Third season.
ar--;nt. 10 n. P RAIITER MANAGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

The Ladies'. Auxiliary Of the carnival
and festival closed a successful rllmma &c
sale this week and Tuesday evening con
Quoted a euclre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10
THE VICTORIA.

Asbury PARK. y J. I'd and Ocean Only
hotel open on o"eau front. Rooms suite. with
bath. sun parors. Eookiet. s. kEMPE.
mhi sSu. tn. th. 81. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-10

At The regular conclave of Potomac
Commanders. No -. X. r.. held IN Ma
sonic Hall. Georgetown. Wednesday
evening the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: J. ". Michael
commander; W. Fl. Harrison. generals
simo. D. f. Dumberth. captain general:
d. NJ. Hunter. senior warden: J. G. ltud-
dleston. junior warden: DR.. e. T. Lind
sey recorder: II. g. Wagner. treas urer:
W. +. Hunt. prelate; r a. Daw. standard
bearer: J. T.. Goetz, sword bearer: J. w.
l. lick, warden. and \. =. jackson, trus-
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FieE1'HO0F STORAGE
Separate locked r"oms. $500 per month up.
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE Co.,
oc3l IT'S v20-J..2 81. NV.