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all gatherings that represent the peoples

all gatherings that represent the peoples
interests and their welfare"
eral committee: Past Monarch Ed s.
Schmid. the finance committee. with w.
Harry McKeldin as vice chairman, and
sixty members: Castleman p. Boss, the
reception committee. with DR.. W. F. r.
Phillips, vice chairman. and 123 MEM
bers: Fred II. Kramer, the ladies COM
mittee." with DR.. w. H. Wunder. vice
chairman, and seventy-ave members;
Otto ]. De Moll, the music committee,
with Harry G. Kimball. vice chairman,
and seventy-five members: P. w. Nichol-
son. the committee on decorations. with
i. v. Seib. vice chairman. and fifty MEM
bers; Peter Latterner. the committee on
souvenir program, with Frank K. Ray
Sam F. Shreve, the hotel committee, with
sixty members; l. 8. Goldsmith. the COM
mittee on souvenir badges, with George
II. Emmons. vice chairman, and nifty
members: DR.. Floyd V. Brooks, the med
ical assistance committee, with twenty
Of the leading physicians Of Washington
as members. and ]. Harry Cunningham,
the press committee Of ten members.
Kallipolis Grotto will hold a mammoth
reception Monday evening, September %
in honor Of the Supreme Council and all
the visiting members and their guests
Tuesday, September 26 there will be the
big gr0tto parade, when all the grottoes
will act as escort to the Supreme Council
to Masonic Temple, where the sessions
are to be held. The same evening the
lady visitors win be given a theater
party. and the ceremonial session will
be held with 1.-The banquet of the imps,"
a feature unique in character and pecu-
liarly applicable to the Yelled Prophets.
The afternoon Of the 27th of September
will be devoted to sight seeing and pleas
ure on the Potomac river.
Religious exercises at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at 8
O'Clock will be held under the auspices
Of Temple Lodge, No. 81. r. A. A. M.
Rev. william Tayloe Snyder will conduct
the exercises, and Mrs. 8. o. Ford of
Philadelphia, daughter Of Francis A. Sc
bring and Mrs. Suzanne Oldberg will con-
tribute to the musical program. the for
mer with solos and the latter at the
organ.
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the assessor and paid the necessary IL
cense. AS q result any dilapidated build
ing or fuel shed was at any time liable
to develop into an eating house. Special
attention was given the matter by the
board, and the regulation requiring a
proper sanitary condition in prmeises
where food is served to transient custom
ers was enforced. AS q result the stand
ard Of cleanliness has been increased. and
no license is issued until the building is
put in condition satisfactory to the health
department and the board. Many lunch
rooms and oyster houses have been exam
ined by the board and In some instances
demolished.
In the report of the board for the con-
demnation Of insanitary buildings of 1910
a statement was made to the effect that
many of the tenants forced to vacate con-
demned buildings have gone to the
suburbs both in Maryland and Virginia
and the outlying sections of the District,
where they rented or purchased cheap
homes with fairly large size lots. This
move is favorably considered by the men
working to abolish the alleys and very
densely populated sections OF the city.
This same report shows that since the
creation Of the board the total number
Of tenants in streets and alleys required
to secure other quarters through the ac-
ton OF the board Is 1922. Almost this
many have been benefited by repairs.
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Thursday was Odd Fellows day at Pen
Mar. and about 10000 members Of the
order from Pennsylvania, Maryland. West
Virginia, Virginia and the District OF CO.
lumbia filled the grounds to their utmost
capacity. Headed by Canton Washing
ton. No. /. p. NJ. in fatigue uniform. the
Odd Fellows Of the District and their
friends filled ten coaches provided by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and by the
time the train reached Washington juno
ton another coach was filled by those
who Joined the excursion from Takoma
Park. Gaithersburg and Boyds.
Patriarchs militant cantons from Bal
timore, York. Pa: Hagerstown, Md. /;
Cumberland. Nd, and the District Of
Columbia were present. and headed by
the Sykesvilie Band gave short parade
through the grounds at $50 o'clock.
The exercises at the auditorium were
opened at las o'clock by Col. Fred A.
Groome, chairman Of the general COM
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The Supreme Council Of the Thirty
third Degree for the Southern Jurisdic-
ton OF the United States will meet in
biennial session at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, for the time being the House
of the Temple, at Sd and f streets north
west, October is. The executive COM
mittee of the local bodies. in recognition
OF the honor, has rendered the use of
their entire hailding to Sovereign Grand
Commander James Daniel Richardson,
thirty-third degree. for the session of the
Supreme Council. and there will he no
meetings of the local bodies October 10
and IL and from October to q. in
To visit the cathedral. except as guests
OF the Supreme Council. during that time.
At some time during the foregoing per-
iod. on a date yet to be announced, the
corner stone of the new House of the
Temple. at 18th and streets northwest.
will be laid by the sovereign grand COM
mander. who has expressed the desire
that the Camp Guard Of Albert Pike
Consistory shall act as his guard Of honor
on that occasion. thus further honoring
the local bodies. Capt. Francis E. Glib
son, thirty-third degree, preparatory for
the occasion. is taking on recruits and
enlarging the personnel Of the guard.
Prior to the meeting OF the Supreme
Council the fall class of the local bodies
will receive the degrees as follows:
September % the fourth. fifth and four
teenth degrees: September 26. the ff-
teenth and eighteenth degrees: September
q, the twentieth, twenty-fourth and
twenty ninth degrees. the latter to be
worked In full ceremonial form by the
Camp Guard of Honor. and September
rs. the thirtieth and thirty-drst degrees.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection win meet
August % and September 5 to receive
and act upon petitions for this class.
which promises TO be q very large one.
II has been arranged to have the men,
bers OF Robert de Bruce Council. knights
OF Kadosh, assemble at the cathedral
every Sunday at 1890 am. except dur
ing the dates set apart for the Supreme
Council. when one of the degrees viii be
read and a lecture appropriate to the
occasion given.
The first of these lectures will be
delivered this morning at 1890 O'Clock
The subject will be the twentieth de
gree. and Judge Arthur B. Hayes
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TO PROBE COST OF FOOD.
Department Of Commerce and Labor
to Make Investigation.

That there Is to be an investigation
by the bureau Of labor OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor into the
wholesale and retail prices Of all food
staples with reference to the cost OF
production was announced at the de-
partment yesterday by Secretary NageL
Just what the scope OF the inveStiga-
tion IL to be or the details OF its cons
duct, 1t was stated at the bureau 10.
day. can best be explained BY DR..
Charles p. NeiIl. the commissioner.
who 10 at present absent from tha
city.
A. W. Hanger, chief statistician of
the bureau. who could not be found at
the department today. is quoted as say-
ing that the report OF the proposed ini
vestigation will get closer to the SUBJ
ject than any that has yet been pre-
pared: that the information will nos
be confined to actual prices, but will
take up the causes which create those
prices and what prospects there are of
change OF prices either higher or
lower.
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To Watch German Army Practice.

Brig. Gen. Wotherspo0n, president OF
the Army War College. and Capt. Mat
thew Hanna OF the general staff have
sailed for Germany to attend the ma
neuvers OF the kaiser's army at Meckien-
burg. They will be Joined in London
en- route by Brig. Gen. Darlington. In
spector general of the army and Mai.
Lassiter of the general staff. These four
American officers will observe the mill
tary practice operations as the guests OF
Emperor William. Previous to the ma
neuvers. which will be held from Sep
tembG ii to ID, they will attend the re-
views OF the ID and 9th Army Corps
and the Guard Corps OF Berlin.
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MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
August 13-Tsmple. No. 30, pm. re-
ligious services. Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
August 14-Dawson. No. 16, F. c.; STAINS
bury. No. "a, called on; Arminius, No.
% NJ NJ.
August I5-National, No. Il, F. c.;
Myron NJ. Parker. No. 81. +. A.
August 16-Washington Centennial, No.
IA. business; Osiris. No. 26. +. c.
August liza Fayette, No. 10, +. C.
August 1S-Columbia, No. 3. business:
Lebanon, No. 4, 8 pm, +. Q. and
NJ. NJ: Hiram. No. 10. called OF.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
No Royal Arch Chapter Is bulletined FOR
work during the week.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
All Communicates ealendared to .meet
during the week have called OF.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
August 13-Robert de Bruce Council Of
Kadosh 1890 an. lecture. Goth de
gree, Judge Arthur b. Hayes, 32d de-
gree.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
(Calendared. but not bulletinedD
August 14-Columbia, No. 10; Temple, No.
13, called or.
August I5-Mizpah. No. 8.
August 16-Areme, No. 10.
August I7-Esther, No. 5. called OF.
August 1S-Martha. No. 4, called OF.
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Notions, 1Oc
Worth Up to 25c

Ladies' Four-strap Hose Sup
porters; heavy suSpender weo;
all colOrS. .AUc
Shirt Waist Braid, for trim
ming wash dresses; edging
and inserting: In all colors; g.
yard pieces ............... .lOc
500-yard Nassau Basting. 3
SpoolS for .AVc
]. Clark's 2O0-yard Cotton:
white and black; 6 spools for. .1Oc
Gem Needle Point Pins: all
sizes. 3 for ..............-... .10c
Best English Hairpins;
straight and crimped: all sizes;
papers for. .1Oc
Crimped Invisible Hairpins;
all sizes. papers for. .1Oc
Lingerie Tape; all colors: 10
yards to piece. .......... .1Oc
4-yard Best English Twilled
Tape; Y to / inch. 3 pieces for .1Oc
Darping Cotton: black and
Hattie's Favorite Dress
Shields: sizes 2. 8 and f. Reg
ularly 10c to 15c. Special, pair 1Oe
Nickel Coat Hangers; the
folding kind .................1 .10c
Onc lot Oh smell duu AmOcI
Barrettes: some worth 25c and
SOC. Special ................ lOc
Hair Nets, made OF fine silk;
all colOrs. 4 for. .10c
Linen Corset Lacers, In 2h.
4 and yards long. 4 for. .1oc
Warrior Safety Pins; In all
sizes. Special. 8 dozen for. 10c
slip-out Celluloid Collar
Bones: all lengths; 4 to set s
sets for ............... .1Oc
White Elastic, IN inches
wide; for corset garters. Spe-
cial, q yard Ice
100 count Pin Cubes; black
or white. 2 for ............10 Hoe
Berkshire Hooks and Eyes; 2
dozen on card: black or white;
all sizes. cards for. 1oc
First Floor
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The revision Of tho ritual will be one OF
the important matters to come before the
coming convention Of the Supreme Lodge
at Fort Worth, Tex, which will be of
deep interest to the entire membership
of the order.
Supreme Keeper Of Records and Seal
Fred E. Wheaton, in a recent visit to
Washington, said:
without question there is no undertak-
ing which more vitally affects the MEM
bership Of the order at large than the
REVISION Of the ritual Of the subordinate
lodge Members OF the order have been
advised that the matter Of again revising
the ritual is not only under considera-
tion, but that a special committee has
been appointed for this purpose. This
committee consists Of Walter B. Richie,
past supreme chancellor, chairman; Su-
preme Representative George L. Lusk Of
Michigan, and Supreme Representative
George p. Tawney Of Minnesota
THAT the work of this committee is
does not require confirmation. It is a
labor which will tax the best ability Of
the men composing the committee. and
the results OF their labor will be awaited
Of the committee are anxious that all
members Of the order render such aid. in
tho way Of Suggestions, az win bring out
the best thought Of the order.
Capt. Butler Of tho Suffolk (va-) Uni
form Rank Company. with six members
of his command. spent flve days sight
seeing in this city, returning home Fri
day evening. delighted with "the city
beautiful" and imbued with renewed
Pythian enthusiasm after a visit to the
birthplace Of the order.
Washington and Coldwell companies
of the Uniform Rank will resume prac-
tice drills next month. preparatory to
Worth. Tex The joint excursion and
outing of the order at Marshall Hall
next Wednesday is under the direction
of Washington Company. with Lieut.. J..
Ed Wilson chairman OF the committee
lieves. gives assurance OF q successful
event.
Past Grand Chancellor Albert Kahlert.
Grand cnanssleT vnas4yaest 81 ssssstt ws1s aaa
among the visitors to Excelsior Lodge at
its last convention.
Equal Lodge had the grand chancellor
as visitor at Its last meeting
Among the visitors present at Hermit
one Lodge was c, w. Henderson, grand
preiate, and r. B. Williams OF Ohio.
The.grand chancellor has granted Q dis
pensation to Union Lodge to omit its
meeting August 18 The lodge will go
with Washington Company on its excur-
sion to Marshall Hall on that date.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
conducted q successful lawn party Nom
day., Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
on Massachusetts, avenue near 9th street.
Mrs. Israel Silmrnera and her committee
reporting to the temple Friday evening
that good financial results had been
achieved. Degree work was announced
for the meeting Friday night.
Hermione Lodge, No. IL, is one Of the
three Pythian lodges out Of eighteen not
meeting IN the temple. These lodges BE-
lieve tho respective sections Of the city
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All Boast Clean Linen.

The employees OF the United States on
the Panama Canal Zone are wsaring very
clean linen. This is indicated by the
record Of the government laundry plant
at Cristobal. During March 863.083 pieces
were laundered. The work is received
from all over the zone. The prices
charged, II Is declared, are less than
those In the states. but the plant - be-
ing operated at a fair profit.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

LODGES.
August 14-Decatur, No. 9; Calanthe. No.
II, and Equal. No. IL, business.
August l5-Webster, No. Z; Excelsior,
No. IA, and Myrtle, No. Is, business;
Capitol, No. ~, called Oh.
August 11-Harmony. No. q, esquire
rank; Franklin, No. 2, business.
August 1S-Syracusians, No. 10, business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
August 18-Fnendship Temple, No. Q,
business.
August Is-Rathbone Temple. No. 8. de-
gree work.
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Wool Serges
Are, Big Favorites

Serges rule the world in wool dress
fabrics-they are always favorites
with women-Monday, specially big
values as follows:
Soc ALL-wOOL STORM SERGE
black only, wiry finish. To- TX
morrow. q yard. .............-.. Nv
S170 CHALK LINE SERGES-
ck-and-white effects only. 81
inches wide. Special to- (f %
morrow, q yard. .............0 .0Ss&/
$I5O CHALK LINE SERGES-
black land white effects only, So
inches wide. Tomorrow. 81 m
yard. ...........-........ ...~'eS
First Floor-Dress Goods Section.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
August 14-Beacon, No. ID; Excelsior, No.
II: Langdon, No. &c, business:
Union, No. IL, and Owe
nant, No. Ia, degree work.
August 15-.Washington, No. 6. and Am
ity. No. q, degree work.
Golden Rule, No. 81, and PhOc-
nix, No. %. business.
August 16-Eastern, No. Z, and Federal
City, No. 20, degree work.
Harmony. No. 8. and Friend
ship, No. IA, business.
August l7-Columbin, No. 10, and Salem,
No. q, degree work.
August 1S-Central, No. !, regular work;
Metropolis, No. 16, degree
REBEKAH LODGES.
August l4-Esther, No. 8, degree WORK.
August 16-Ruth. No. 2, and Martha
:. Warrington, No. 3, degree
work.
4. ENCAMpMENTS.
August l6-Nount Nebo. No. 6, degree
work.
August 1s-Magenenu, No. q, business.
PATRIARU1S MILITANT.
August l0-Canton Washington, No. ],
social evening.
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Gets Post at Berlin.

Commander Arthur Bainbridge Hoff OF
Maryland has been appointed naval at
tache az Berlin. relieving Lieut.. Com
mander Frederick A. Traut.
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Stamped
Undermuslins to
Embroider

STAMPED NIGH TGOWNS-on
good quality nainsook, kimono style,
designs for solid or French ~
knot embroidery. Value. Ar
79c. Tomorrow specia! at.....
STAMPED CORSET COvERS-all
one piece. in dainty designs for en-
broidery. complete with one skein OF
d. NJ. c. embroidery cot
ton; all tomorrow, special lhC
Third F1oor-Art Section.
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make a visit to Phoenix Lodge in the
near future. Refreshments were served
in the dining hall.
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zoe Mercerized
Sateen, 12Hc Yd.

Splendid quality--high luster. This
Sateen Is So inches wide. Fast
black and colors.-First Floor
Lining Section.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Oliver N. Cole. nfty-eight years old, a
retired farmer, died a& his home. near
Aberdeen. Nd. after IN illness Of three
weeks Of typhoid fever.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Purchase of 400
81 and $3.50 Umbrellas at $1.45

We could these Umbrellas in sizes for only Covers
wor out
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Hermione Lodge. No. IL. Is one of the
three Pythian lodges out Of eighteen not
meeting IN the temple. These lodges BE-
lieve the respective sections Of the city
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Commander J. Frank Tra8zare an
nounces that the convocation Of CO.
lumbia Commandery. September /. will
be unusually attractive. He urges the
members to be on the lookout for. the
circular announcing "the features" for
that evening.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Genuine Natural Brown Russian
Pony Goats, SO in long; beautifully
marked: cut newest effect. with
large shawl collar and deep lapels:
fastened with or 3 fancy buttons;
lined with brocade satin. Price later,
s11O.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Genuine Russian Pony Coats, SO in.
long: genuine Leipzig dyed skins
that are nat, with a beautiful wave:
cut in the newest effect, with large
shawl collar and deep cut lapels,
fastened with 2 or plain or fancy
buttons; sleeves finished with a A.
in. cuff: lined with a brocade or
SINNERS satin. Price later, $40.
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Burglars Fee"

A delightful comedy put out by
the great Pathe Freres American stu
do. This story deals with a young
married couple who are very affection
ate, but one day upon sewinA but
ton on her husbands coat. the wife
finds q love letter in one OF bis peck
cts, and then domestic happiness
blows up. After a great many comic
events explanations take place, and
the dove of peace once more returns
to the ranch. go
"The Htonement 81 That's"
The Gaumont pictures are too we'll
known for their perfect photography
and action, to need any word in their
Hehalf; this splendid picture repre-
sents the atonement Of That's, the
great king of Egypt, who refused to
marry: the desert scenes In this pic.
ture are very fine.
italian Coast Scenes"
A superb picture showing the most
picturesque parts of the beautiful Ital.
ian coast; this pictur will be greatly
enjoyed by ALL Usual matinee Mon.
day. We have some more good news
for our friends which We will give out
in "a few days. $1,000
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It Startled the World

when the astounding claims were FIRST
made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, but
forty years of wonderful cures nave
proved them true, and everywhere it
is now known as the best salve on
earth fGI Burns. Boils, Scalds, Sores.
Cuts, Brliises, Sprains. Swellings, &c
zema. Chapped hands, Fever Sores
and Piles, Only Csc at Roses Drug
Store.
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THREE c LEAGUE.

San Francisco, May with a six
club circuit, including San Francisco
and five other central California cities
the Three G baseball league will open
It's season tomorrow. 1t is expected
that the Three C and Central leagues
will be merged next year, with an
eight club circuit
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Notice Of Special LeeisEstio,,

Notice is hereby given that pill
will be Introduced II the CON, ,g s,s.
sion OF the Georgia legls.aiuta joal.-
ing TO BE 'amendpient of tide charter
OF the city Of Brunswick SO IS 10 pre-
vide a commission form of govern.
ment for the said city OF Brunswick.
Georgia. This Mfy s.. 1911.
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JAps PLAY IN CHICAGO

Chicago. May 6.--Japanese baseball
players from Waseda university, win
meet the University of Chicago nine
here tomorrow in the first at a series
ef~three contests. 49, p
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Andrews Wright, travelling freight
agent of the Ocean Steamship COM
pany, with Headquarters in Atlanta. is
spending few days in the city.
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Charles Nelson, of Memphis. is in
the city Mr.. Nelson is the clever
representative of the N. X. Fairbank
company, and will spend several days
here.
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L. Goldsmith leaves shortly for
Huntsville. Ala, where he will spend
several weeks. -
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Foiey's Kidney Remedy Acted ou;ekt,

NJ: n. George, Irondale, Ala, vas
bothered with kidney trouble for
many years. ! was persuaded to try
Foley Kidney Remedy, and before
taking it three days | could feel It's
beneficial effects. Tie pain left nay
back. my kidney action cleared up,
ano am So much better I do not
hesitate 70 yecemnlend Foley Kidney
Remedy. >Roherts Pharmacy.
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The many friends of Judge Horace
Dart, wao is spending some time at
White SPRINGS, Fla, viii be glad to
know that he is improving in health.
He will return toNthe city in about
ten DAYS.
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Manager Higgins. of the Bellevue
II. Simon, spent yesterday in the city