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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22
SHOCK OF MOTHERS
DEATH HASTENS OWN

Carl Arnedt. former member of the
crew OF the u. s. g. Monterey. died,
Tuesday, in the family home. No. SO
Abbott-st., as the result OF the fever
contracted in Japan. The young man
was % years old. and enlisted in the
navy four years ago, serving in the
Philippines and far east, and receiving
an honorable discharge last fall Upon
returning to his home In Detroit. he
learned for the first time OF the death,
two years ago, Of his mother and the
shock OF this. in his weakened conui-
ton OF health. is thought to have con-
tributed largely to the fatal end The
exact nature OF the young mans i'll
ness was a puzzle to Detroit physi-
CfanQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22
FEEL SHAKY, BILIOUS, HEAOACHY,
OR C0NST|PATED? TAKE CASCARETS

and out OF the bowels. The effect
Is almost instantaneous. Ladies
whose sensitive organisms are es-
pecially prone TO sick headaches.
need not suffer, for they can be quick
ly cured by Cascarets. One taken
-teH4gAt-wiA- stFaightsn you out by
morning. 10-cent box will Keep
your head clear, stomach sweet,
liver and bowels regular and make
you feel bright and cheerful for
months. Children need Cascarets.
too-they love them because they
taste good and never grippe or sicken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22

Sick headaches! Always trace
them TO lazy liver. delayed. ferment-
ing food In the bowels or a sick
stomach. Poisonous. constipated
matter. gases and bile generated in
the bowels instead of being carried
out OF the system, lis eabsoEbed- late
the blood. When this poison reaches
the delicate brain tissue IL causes
congestion and that dull, sickening
headache.
Cascarets remove the cause by
stimulating the liver, making the
bile and constipation poison move on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22
Get RID OF
ALL INDIGESTION
II YOUR STOMACH is LACKING
IN DIGESTIVE POWER, WHY
NOT HELP THE STOMACH DO
ITS WORK.

Not with drugs, but with a rein
forcoment OF digestive agents. such as
are naturally at work in the stomach.
Scientific analysis shows that diges-
ton requires pepsin, heterogeneous fer
ments, and the secretion OF hydrochlo-
rio acid. When your food fails to di.
gest, it is proof positive that some OF
these agents are lacking in your di-
Restiye APPARATUS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22
waiker,iiie Alderman ault..

r.. c. NiIllgan, alderman elect Z.
VAUDEVILLE has resigned as result
OF procC edings being taken TO unseat
him on the ground that he was not
properly qualified The SCAT Will go
TO Charles l.. Chilver, next highest at
the polls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-22

pleasurable physic, tonic and blOoG
purlae- combined ln-one -s1Ncct-Lttle
pill makes an economical treatment Tor
constipation, biliousness. stomach, liver
and bowel trouble. obtain loo or
25c pkg. OF Blackburn's Casca- Royal
Pulls OF any good drIRgtAt. -~AdYL
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Knights of Columbus.

Washington Chapter Friday evening
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: Chairman, George r. McAroy;
vice chairman, John J. Keenan,. trea-
surer. Thomas d. Nolan. secretary, 3. =.
Flfzpatr4c.. warden. Redmond De aney,
and chaplain. Rev. Thomas \. Nafsn.
The chapter made a number OF recon-
mendauons through the delegates 10 the
various councils, one OF which was nc
establishment OF cent al employ menl
bureau.
The college party given by SpaldinS
Assembly Wednesday evening was arse
~ attended and was pronounced one OIL
the most enjoy able events gwen by this
assembly this season.
The Spa,ding Dramatic club met Thurs
daV evening Tor the purpose OF reorssan z
aticn ana the consideration IF pans for
he coming season. The meeting MAS
Largely attended - members from ali the
councils ii this jurisdictions
The special committee or Carroll Coun-
Gil appointed by Grand kn-Sl.t w j.
Niece. with FranA !. Kidd a. chair
the celebration - the nfteeBta alnlvor-
sarv OF the establishment Of the council
the after part Of the present month,
when an elaborate program VIII DC. pre-
scented.
Potomac Council Monday evening *
emnlified the list degree. The exercises
were in charge Of Grand knight Franz
r. Hewitt. assisted by the officers Of the
council.
Washington Council Tuesday evening
conferred the bonors of the second de-
gree upon tniTtN-nye candidates. The
work was In charge of Grand knight
Leo \. Rover. assisted b. the officers 81
the council and by State Deputy =. L.
Harrington and State Warden Redmond
DeNaney. The council presented to Past
Grand Knight Joseph \. Mudd 4 gold
watch and chain IN appreciation Of his
services during the two years OF his M
cumbencN as it's chief officer. The conn
mittee on testimonial. UHGev the direction
of the chairman. Or. Wilson y. Malone.
procured the gift. and tue presentation
speech was made ~ Grand Knight Leo y
Rover. Dr. MudG made due ackDuWledE-
ment of his appreciation. 7. y. Burlr
of New Orleans Ia. state deputy for
Louisiana and vice supreme master ~
the fourth degree, 4 visitor at the hall
Tuesday evening. attended the meeting of
the council 4 Christmas party is to be
the feature Of the meeting OF the counc II
December %
At heane Councils meeting THURSDAY
evening Grand knight Charles W Darr
preside and the social features were con-
Quoted by the lecturer. John J. Keenan,.
During the month OF January there VIII
be two joint eNemp ifications OF the Sec
.lnd degree. The third degree VIII be- eN-
emnlified for candidates from keane.
Spalding and Potomac councils January
H. and candidates from Washington and
Carroll councils January i.
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Daughters Of America.

Victory Council. No. 4. received its offi-
cial fraternal visitation Thursday, at Its
hall. CO.; Louisiana avenue north vest.
from the state counselor. Mrs. Mabel
Capps. and her staff The hall was deco
rated with flags and bunting and tine
display Of potted plants and flowers. Vic
tory is tire hCne OF the state council
inside sentinel and large delegation OF
members. with visitors from New Jer-
sey ana Ohio, was IN attendance. Mrs.
Lila Thompson. the national councl or,
and Mrs Julia Roth, the nationaa com
ell secretary. as Wei as the state couh-
ell secretary OF her state. We're present
The books and finances were reported
by the state council secretary ana
treasurer 10 be satisfactory. ana the
council was complimented upon it's capa-
bic officers After the business trans
acted by the state officers was finished
the council was closed and turned over
to the chairman OF the Sood-of-order
committee who presented An interesting
program Testimonials We're presented
10 Mrs. Lila Thompson, national coun-
cilor: Mrs Julia RotA, national secre-
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell. past ma
til nal councillor. Mrs. Hattie Miller, past
national councilor; Mrs. Mabel Capps.
state councillor. and other prominent
members. and the council also presented
10 fourteen of ITS past councillors badges
denot.ng their rank in the order
AT its last meeting MizFah Council. No.
g. elected the following officers for the
next term: Councillor. Mrs. Mae Proctor.
associate councillor. John w. Arnett; wee
councillor, Miss Ruth Mcclellan Marcy.
associate vice councillor. Mrs. Rosetta
Conkln: assistant recording secretary.
Miss Nellie NJ. Marcy; conductor, Mrs
NJ Gertrude Neitch. warden. Mrs Susan
A. Crown: inside sentinel, Charles Ill,
Summers: OUTSIDE sentinel. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wells and trustee for eighteen
months. Mrs. Laura Il. Burdette. 40
dresses were made by Miss Nellie Marcy,
c. IL Summers and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

The past week has been active in Royal
Arcanum circles in Washington. several
of the councils having net aud elected
their officers for ensuing year. The Grand
Council made one visitation, 10 Anaics-
tan Council and Iarragut Council in
joint meeting Friday evening.
The following officers have been elected;
National Council No s21-Regeni, II.
Newton Donaldson. Vice regent, tralsf
W. White: orator. Ferry Cleveland: sit-
ting past regent. Walter l. Nillopigue.
secretary. Edward =. ENnon. sr.: col
lector, John +. Bcaii". treasurer, Guy I.
Alien. chaplain. Wade III. ozourn; Srcc.
Joseph 10 Free: warden. Charles p. Ted
row: sentry. Harry {. 1. Essex: trustees,
Andrew X. smith. jeremiah ". Kelly and
John BcaU Mitchell. pianist. 10 u !.
McCune; representa- tiveS to the Royal
Arcanuni HOSPITAL Bed Fund Associa
ton Made II. Ozburn and Guy " ADrn
representative to Royal Arcanun tmme,4l-
ate Relief Association. John l.. l'eatie;
representatives to the Grand Council,
Gnv =. Allen and George n. Exams,
Municipal councii-Regent, samuel ~
Takes: vice regent DIR. w. \. Marchalk.
ir orator. J. T. Williams. secretary, y.
r. Drown. collector. w. NJ. Schounmaksi.
| treasurer. Or. Glendie B. Young. chap
| lain Thomas Falls. guide. ". l.. Aiken,
| warden. 5. \. Ferndld. sentry, Amofose
| IL Cramer: trustee. gohn +. Brook
| represen to the Grand tounclL iaSl
Il
| Oriental Council.-Regent. 4. II. keoi-
| er. vice regent W. II. Duffy: orator. >.
| VI. Hammetly; secretary. Corbin Birch:
| collector. r. +. Logan; treasurer, }.
| Edward Swaine. chap ain. Vincent bool-
I ey. guide l.. {. Morrison; warden, }.
| IT. Grubb. sentry. II. I. Stag e, orsanist.
| H. Bodice. representative TO Hospital beu
| Fund Association. e.. T.. Bennett. repre-
| sentative to Immediate Relief Assocla-
| ton. Il. 4. Logan; trustees, H. r. Wood
| ward. Harry Buscher, jr. and g =:
4 Brown. representatives to the Grand
| Council. ". .. Tegeler. Harry Cassell'
| Clayton T.. Emig and W. w. Chasc, al
1 ternate representatives to the Grand Coun-
/ ell DIR W. \. Jack. W. Il. Ashford, y. %.
| Amer and J. Edward Swaine.
| After special initiation OF SIX canui-
/ dates. addresses We're made by Joseph
| Clark of Garden City Council. Chicago.
| Ill. and Mr.. Andrews of Detroit, Mich.
| Committees were appointed 10 arrange
| for public installation of the newly
| e ected officers, and an entertainment and
dance at the meeting January IL
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Grand Master Edgar ID. Thompson.
through Grand Secretary ". 4. ClaDp
announces the dates Of installation u
the newly elected officers Of the subordi-
nate and Rehekah lodges. rs follows:
Central. No. /, and Metropolis. No. Ii
Gointiyo by George Ger0erich. +. 6. NJ,
January > in Metropolis Lodge Hall.
Washington, No g. by Grand Conductor
I. r. Schwinger. Tuesday January Il.
Eastern, No I, and Harmony. No.
Gointly). by Grand Marshal William j.
Hope, January 4
Columbia, No. 10, by i. q. Nj. and
Grand Representative ". " Milan.
January L.
Union. No II. BIZ Grand Herald J.. $
Savage. January >
Friendship No. l., by Past Grand Leo
$. Schoenthal. January I.
Covenant, No. L.. by Grand Guardian
John T. Humphreys, January ,.
Beacon, No. -. by L. q. -daster Thomas
j. Gates. January ).
Excelsior. No. II, by Grand Cha plain
V. p Hammer January s.
Federal City, No. 20, by -teputy Grand
Master Frank L. Rapp, January Z
Golden Rule, No. 81. by Grand Treas
urer y. u. Yoakley, January q.
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MASONIC.


Dec. 14-Mount Pleasant. No. 33. pm.
religious services. Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Dec. 15-Potomac, No. ). F. A.
Benjamin b. French. No. ID,
Pentalpha No. cs. f. A.
~ . Mount Pleasant No, 81 ". ~
King David. No. 2S T.. A.
Takoma, No -. special. in
stallation.
Washington Centennial. No. IA.
T.. A. aud installation.
Dec. 11-Grapd Lodge
fAll lodges scheduled for this date
called OFF,,
Dec. 1S-La Fayette No. 10. F. {. and
installation.
Dec. 19-IebaDon. No. .. r. 4.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Dee. 16--Washington Naval, No. u, II. 4.
Dee. 11-1'olunha. No. ]. X. A.
Brightwood. No. .. Z. NJ. and
VI. T.. NJ
Dee 20--Coiumbia No. l. special. r. A.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Dee. 15-0rient. No. =
Dec. 17-potomac, No. .. order OF the
te.nple
Dec. i9-Columbia No .. order OF red
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
Dec 16-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection.
Albert Pike Consistory, thirty
-t... second degree.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
Dec. Is Washington Council No. /.
election and degrees
Dec. 1S-Adoniram Council. No. 2, no an
nouncement.
Dec. 19-Washington Council. No. 7. spe-
cisl. superexeellent master de-
gree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dee. 15-Kallipolis Grotto. No. l., NJ. ..
V. l.. T.. r. business session.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Dec. 15-Ruth No. 1. and Bethlehem,
No. Z, special, installation.
Dec. 16Mizpah. No S.
Dee. l7-Areme. No. IL.
Dec. 1S-Esther. No. ).
Dec. 19-Martha. No. 4. and William i.
Hunt, No. IL. special, installa-
ton.
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Stcker junior deacon. Clarence r. Fowl
er. chaplain: Henry e. Stein, senior stew
ard: Ewald Schneider Junior steward.
Henry Yost, sr.. tiler: Past Master y 3
Shaw. marshal: Past Master II. =. Rog-
ers. trustee for three years tre-eiected)
Retiring Master Z. +. Pollard elected
delegate to the Masonic board OF relief
for two years; Past Master Argus La
mond, delegate to the Masonic and East
ern Star Home (re-electedp; Past Master
c. A. Borden. delegate to the St John $
Mite Association Te-electede: PROXIES TO
the Grand Lodge, J. NJ kimoaii, Joseph
Steker and Henry c. Stein.
The newly chosen officers We're Installed
by Past Master Anthony Lehr Thursday
evening. when the Master Mason oe-
gree was conferred by the new officers.
Takoma Lodge. No. 2a-Enos s Harm
den. worshipful master. Ernest Warren
Porter, senior warden Malcolm McCrone,
junior warden: Harry a. Stacy, senior
deacon; James N England junior dea-
con; j. 3. Derrick. secretary tre-eiected
Platt. treasurer (re-elected thirteenth
term: senior steward. G. II. Spencer;
Junior steward Frank r. Reppert: mas
ter of ceremonies. Herbert d. Lawson /;
trustee. for a term of three years. David
Feldmar fre-electetD: representative to
Masonic board Of relief Past Master
William Mehn tre-elected for term of
two years.; representative to St John :
Mite Association, Past Master Q. u. sum
my (re-elected); representative to Ma
sonic and Eastern star Home Past
Grand Master DR.. Francis J. Woodman
tre-elected). proxies to the Grand Lodge.
James \. England, c. II. Spencer and
II. A. Stacy.
The newly elected officers viii be in
stalled Tuesday evening, at 100 o'clock,
by Past Grand Master DR.. Francis j.
Woodmans with Past Master William f..
Dyre as master of ceremonies.
St Johns Lodge. No. 11-Worshipful
master. Calvin T. MilanS; senior warden,
A. G., McChesney: Junior warden, Frank
r. Ketchum; secretary, James L. Hutch
inSon, past master seventeenth terml,
treasurer. Robert a. Daniel, past master
sixth term: senior deacon, Abram k.
Wingate; junior deacon. r. NJ. Thomas;
senior steward, George r. Davis: Junior
steward. Charles r. Laskhorn: tiler, c.
Jones. past master: Allen Bussius. past
master, and A. w Bright; trustee for
three years. Jesse W. Lee, jr. past grand
master; representative to st. John S
Mite, Association, Samuel Hart. proxy
to st. Johns Mite Association, Abram X.
Wingate: representative on board of di-
rectors Masonic and Eastern Star Home
c. M. LaShhorn: representative Masonic
board of re ief, Abram r. Wingate
representative on board of managers
lodgeroom No. !, Morris Hahn proxies,
to Grand Lodge. Abram r. Wingate, r.
NJ. Thomas and George X. Davis
The officers were installed by Junior
Grand Deacon Joseph II. Milans.
A past masters jewel was presented
| by the lodge to the retiring master, Fred
NJ Book
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Soliciting Questions.

From The to.umhus Journal.
The state library proposes Ia answer all
proper questions sent TO il by letter or
phone This j. making good use of a
great library. and viii. of course, be a
success. unless il is burdened with fool
questions, which is liable 10 be the case.
II only questions for real Information
are sent iii there is no reason why the
library viii not render 4 real public serv-
ice They have the facilities over there
for getting the facts relating TO all inn
pos-tant matters. Mr.. Newman has un-
dertaken a big job. but It Is hoped those
who patrouize the effort will be Influenced
by q sincere purpose. Don't ask conun-
drums. or absurd questions, or they viii
go into the waste basket as soon "a
their nature is observed.
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recent election held b Ratiabone Tenn
pie.
Mrs. Christiana Dunn VIII entertain the
Past Chiefs Association, - tlian SIS
tiers of the District. n the unniiiN meet
ing of the organization tomorrow night
Grand Chapccllor Mark Stcarman: ac,
companied IN his associate. s Grand
Lodge officers will pay fTatcirai viSif
TO each OF the PNthian Sister temples
this week Friendship Temple, No =.
viii receive the Grand Lodge oincers
"wednesday night and Rathbonc Temple
No. = Friday night.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LODGES.

LODGES
Dee. lJ-Equai. No. Il. grand visitation.
Amaranth. No. -. and Century,
No. 80. nominations and cleo
lions.
Dee IG-Wehster, No. 4: Excelsior. No.
II: Capital. No. ~. and Iyr-
tie No - nom rafiaas.
Dec. f1-Mount Vernon. No. >, and
Union. No 80. nominal
Dee. ls-Franklin. No. =, election of
officers
Dec. 19-Syracusians. No. 10, nonina-
tions.
pYTEIAN SISTERS.
Dec lI-Fricndship Temple, No. .. de-
gree.
Dec 19-Rathbone Temple. No. 5, de-
gree.
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Dec. l5-Union. No. IL Covenant No. II:
Beacon, No. II. and Langdon.
M. 20 business.
Dee 16-WashinGton. No. d: Beacon. No
-. and Amfty. NJ. -. business
Dee. 17-Federal City. No %. degree.
Eastern. Ne. {. degree rehearsal.
Harmony, No. .. and Friendship,
No. r. business.
Dee. 1s-Columbia. Ne. ~. and Excelsior.
No IL, degree.
Salem NJ. % business.
Dec. 19-Centra. No. /. and Metropolis
NJ. i6, degree
Phoenix, No. -. business.
FNCAMPMENTS.
Dec. II Mount Nebo, No. q. election of
officers.
Dec. 10 -Magcnenu, No. 4, election Of Of
ficCrs.
REBEkAH LODGES.
Dee 10 Naomi. No. /, and Ruth, No. =
election of officers.
Dec. Miriam. No u. elect on Of officers.
PATRIARcHS MILITANT.
Dee. 20-Canton Washington, NJ. l, drill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Idaho Tribe No. II. met Tuesday with
Sachem b. \. Leatherman presiding
Business of Importance was transacted
w. Il. Garner. Lee 3. Emory. +. Il. Rams
dell. w. J. kolb j. ID. Bragunior, George
Vaughan and others made addresses. The
nomination Of officers will be made at the
next regular meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

The first inmates for the Eastern Shor,
Hospital for the insane were taken Z,
Cambridge, Nd. Friday. So. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Logan Tribe, No. : at its meeting
Thursday. nominated officers for the
next term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Mineola Tribe, No. IA. of Anacostia
met Friday evening TO welcome the past
sachems and confer the degree upon
Joseph l.. Baxter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

White Eagle Council. No. !, Wednesday
evening had its visitation from the great
chiefs. Many visitors from the tribes
and councils were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Senaca Tribe, No. II, nominated its Of
ticerS for next term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

a special assembly of Washington
Council, Royal and Select Masters, has
| been called for Friday evening at 7:3O
clock for the purpose of receiving the
degree of superexcellent master The
council will elect it's officers for the en-
suing year tomorrow evening when, it is
announced the degree will be in order,
if justified.
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Red Men.

At the last meeting of Seneca Tribe,
No Ii the committee on the coming ball
received instructions. after which ad-
dresses were made by j. p. Altman, w
c. Smoot. Lewis NJ. Bernstein. J. F. era
ham, John +. Gerhold. w. NJ King. J.
NJ Kemper Samuel Jacobson enter
tanned the tribe for over an hour with an
interesting speech about the BED Men.
Among the visitors present Were Great
Guard of the Wigwam j. +. Dougherty
of White Tribe, No. II, and Great Guard
of the Forest David \. Harvey Of Usage
Tribe, No. u.
Samuel Jacobson, a past great sacherll
OF the District, who has not been active
for near.y three years. was present and
announced his intention ITO set back or
the job
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Jr. O. U. A. M.

James \. Madison, jr.. the state coun-
cilor has announced the following COM
mittees for his term: Credentials, p It.
Groves chairman, b. IT, Chrisman and
r. III. Yates: finance, w e Caywood
chairman T.. J. Devils and A. B. Gray
bylaws. j. III. Yeabower chairman, l. T.
Stokes and j. H. Altman: Immigration, w.
l.. Jenkins (charmam j. c. Mastin, c.
W. Walker and III. c. Chew; appeals, D.
l.. Cromwell chairman, f. l.. Smith and
+. L. Lingle: legislative, f. b. Boyer
chairman. ;. Brashears, i. h. Potter J..
Frisard and r. Nj. Skinner; press CORE
Spondents, Grover Il. Payne and William
T. Saunders. Mr.. Madison has also APP
pointed the. deputy state councillors to
serve under him. He is preparing to give
class initiation at Il later date. and the
idea is said To meet with the approval of
all the councils of the jurisdiction.
Potomac Council. No 20. at the Odd
Fellows Hall. Georgetown, Tuesday night,
with Past Councillor Elmer f.. Burdette
presiding. received reports from several
important committees. Addresses were
made by Past Councillor John "; Mil
stead Charles IL. Summers ami othe.
prominent members.
Columbia Council. No. -, al its meet
northwest received several applications
for membership and approved the plan OF
! the state councillor for a class initiation
Addresses were made by Gilbert Hurd
Frank Rabbit, ID. l.. Cromwell and 9TH
ers.
Edward j. Ross Council. No %, al its
meeting Wednesday evening, received tie
announcement that one of it's members.
Past State Councillor =. Il. Groves, had
been appointed deputy state councillor for
Francis Scott Key Council No. - The
council received the credentials OF Past
state Councillor y. l.. Jenkins of Con-
stellation Council. No. 80. as it's deputy
state councillor. Four applications for
membership were also received.
Remarks were made by Past State
Councillor ). Brashears. Past Councillor FL
A. Beck. G. w. Swift and State Vice
Councillor c. s. Jones of Capital Council.
No. -.
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The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Masonic Vet
eran Association Thursday evening
James B. Lambe president; Jacobus S.
Jones, first vice president: Albion &.
Jameson, second vice president; Albert
IL. Van Deusen. secretary; James A.
Wetmore, treasurer; a bert C. Floyd,
almoner; Theodore Friebus William H.
Wunder. Albert II. Van Deusen, stew
ards. The annual banquet of the asso-
citation will be held January %, 1914.
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SR|SMGH 0LO[N|[S

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One class cabin I'D < 3rG class Passengers Only.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

The college party given by SpaidinS
Assembly Wednesday evening was arse
IN attended and was pronounced one OIL
the most enjoyable events gwen by this
ASSEMBLY this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-14

Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at 3 o'clock
will be held under the auspices of Mount
Pleasant Lodge No. 33, Rev. George F.
Dudley, chaplain of the lodge officiating.