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Imperial Valley press., 1914-09-01
Beware of Spectacle Fakers.

The people of California are warned
against neddling optical takers going
abou- the country offering to test eyes
and it glasses.
The Legislature of this state recog-
nizing the gross impositions practice6
by these itinerants has enacted a gen.
eral law and has made it illegal for
any, even Registered Optometrist.
to call at your home or to send a
solicitor.
If such should call on you we warn
you to have nothing to do with them
and if possible report the matter to
the nearest sheriff or police depart
ment. There are Registered Optomet-
rists who are permanently located in
your county.
A reward of twenty-five Dollars
($25 00) will be paid for information
that will lead to the arrest and con-
viction of any illegal practice of OPP
tometry in this state.
By order of the
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD
OF OPTOMETRY,
J. M. CRAWFORD, Sec'y,
ADV Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-09-01

One of the finest constructed hotels
in San Diego. Possesses every COM
fort and convenience. Hot and cold
running water in each room. Steam
heat. Large ground floor lobby,
Rates, 35c and SOC day, or So.
$3.50 and 50 per week.
Under the personal management of
Norris e. Moore. Proprietors.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
,,Wadere Serben"

Rom, iibsr Soncou, ~. Sept. Gin
3orrelponoent bes uWteliasero4 lGBt
it6 aus Stiid. Der ierbil6en Siisen'
fabrif, pieoer einmal bic td9lt6en Sie
gesuahridten meloen. Diesmal tba'
ten bic sroBmdulisen Serbsn es aller'
binsS etpas 9naoig, inoem iie nur ei'
ni9e 2auisno .Seiterreiber 9eTangeu
nabmen, 500 uermunbeten uno meitere
500 tObtetsn. Die Sdladt iOa bel
Wtitrouisu itattssfunOeu babeu. (Wtis
trouisa lit cine Staot i'm Sauolbad
BON JiOuibajar uno lisst uur penis
iiioli9 BON Der Staot 9leihen 9tamens.)
au6 mOllen Die Serben Semlin, sesen'
iibsr Belsrao, bic ltdrfite 6iterreihiide
i5eituns i'm SiOsn oes Reihss, nod be-
iest balten. @s unterliest feinem Smei'
fel, oas Ssmlin fiir bic Serben lit, mas
S0ni9sberg fir Die Hulieu. Sie mOh'
ten serne orin iein uno lii9en Der Welt
Dor, lie wdren briu. Senllin gilt fur
uneinnebmblr, uno bisber entbebrt ote
lerbiiae Siisenmslouns ieslider Se'
itatisung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
StaOt nnO GOuntb.

= Der 95 Sabre alte 8auidreiner
fouls 9. albrid murbe am Samlta9
Sormitta9 in Dem Settjimmer ieiner
Wobnun9 an SuincD 2lpsnue an Qeuht.
gas eritidt anf9efunben uno man nimmt
an, oaB er ben @aSbabuen sufGllig
nidt abbrehte uno bann nGbreno Der
ytudt eritidts.
- Ri6ter s. 6. giemcomb orbuete
an Donnerita9 an, oae Die @learpien
SOblen @ompanie porldufig feine Sob,
len innerbalb buuoert SuB uon bem gto.
40 S6ulsebIube entferueu barf, iobas
Die Si1erbeit oeIIelben nift mebr 9e,
fGbrtet Dirb. Sin peiteres Yerb6r Ioa
nadite gSode i'm @quitD @eri6t in Der
an9ele9enbeit erfol9en.
= Serr 9ouis @onrao bat leinen
neuen Saoen on SSDOmius apenue am
Samitas enOlid er6ffnet, nadoem Die
ausriiitung etnsetrofien mar, fiir mel6e
er lett mebreren Wo6en martete. Der
Saoen lit ni6t allein MODERN siuaertd.
tet. IOnoern elm Yorratb uon Siiten
uno 9erren ausitaffirunsen uorbau.
ben, Delbe als Der feinite In Der Staot
betrahtet miro.
- Slls Der 2ofomotipfiibrer u. 9
Seatberman uon Stroubsbura Don.
uerita9 gtaht einen 2adamanna 2ua
iiber Die PocOno @ebir9e leitete, erIielt
er auf uubeiannte @siIe einen Sfdoel.
brut, iObaB er ben 3ug ni6t Su Dtt.
Pocono anbalten f0nnte. OieIes Der.
anluste cine llnteriuduus uno nadoem
Der 3u9 an9ebalten mOroen mar ,.puros
Der Wfann blutiiberitr6mt unt lbeIiu.
nun9Slos In Der SofOmotipe aufaeflu.
ben, mad BEN WfoieS EaDlor Solpital
9snommsu, no er ipat yta9ts ftarb.
Su Der Sreita8 abeub abaebalte.
men oerta9ten 8eriummluus Ses 3adaD
mauna 3metses, pelde In Gbmelenbeil
bes Rrdiiosnten bon Serrn WtidaeI
8rGmer, BEN Bije Brdl liosnten, seleitei
wuroe, mar oas etn3ige erleoi9te @er
| iaGft bic Slnnabme oss Beridtes iibsl
Die Deuti6e Gag Seier F; laut oieIem ct,
CAB bic Ssier ben rett ltattliden Rein,
ertras BON $500. Da In Der DienIta[
uOrber absebalteneu 8eriammlung bel
Sntereiiirten oem ernannten @refutit
Somite Die Sammluns fIir bic oeut
iAsn Sriessleibenoen iiberwisisn lpur
De, 70 bate man In Der SeriammlunI
feline SerauIaliuus, iiber bic Gnsslssen
belt etmas 3u tbun. Seribiebene Yin
weienoe tabmsn bic @slesenbsit pabr
bic bsntI9s Saas In BEN ssssnpdrti
gen 3ries jrl uertbsibiseu, fObaB bi
Ssrfammlung tros BEN Mausel al
@siadftsn iia 3u elmer rsdt auimirtsl
9eitaliete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
@eaniprnaen siea.

Mandelter, Wfaii. Is. Sept. Or
Sonitantin Sbeobor Dumba, Der OTTER
retaiid. unsariids 8oti6aftsr In osr
Ser. Stuaten, bat seftern BON beul
Oiterreidiid'unsariiden Wtiniiter fiir
auswdrtise slnselesenbeiten. @rafeu
SerdtOlO in gBisn, bic fOl9snoe orabt'
loIe Depeide erbalten:
Die Sdlaft bel 4embers mar er'
fOlsreia. lluisre Eruppen, DE an uno
iiiolib uon Der @rooet StraBe aufse.
felt pareu, ordnsten ben Seino ua6
einem Sample, Der flint Gage oauerte,
,uriid.
r3ebntuuienb Rulien purosn 3u Sc.
fan9enen gemaht, uuo uiele Sauonen
Duroen erbeutet. Sc mar nidt m0glif,
ben @rfOls uoll uno gang ausSuuussn,
neil unisr nOrolihet SSlii9el pou on
3abl peit iiberlesensn ruiiii9eu Streit'
trdften lhmer beordngt nnroe. gluBer.
Dem riidten neue ruiliibe Strsitfrdfts
9e9en @eneral Danfls glrmee Dor uno
in ben 3uiihenraum. Der iib Swii9en
oieier Grmee uno Dem yemberg 3rie9S'
i6auplas befauo.
rUeseu Der iiberleseusn. .Dtadt bss
Seinbes nuroe es fiir n0tbi9 befunben,
uniere armeen ju iammeln uno iie. oh,
mohl iie brei Gage beloenmiitbis &c.
fampft butten, In siiniti9ere Stsllun9en
gu brinsen uno iie 10 fiir usue slttiOnsn
por3ubereiten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17

= Der idbrli9e = Gag Dap- fir bas
Sahuemanu 9oipitcl wiro an 8. Stto'
ber abgebalten weroen.
50. 8. @Onpap, felt lausen Sabs
rem In Sotelfreiien woblbefaunt, 1T am
Samitag 9tadmittas In ieiner BObu'
un9 an Rine StraBe i'm alter BON 67
Sabren 9sltOrben.
= Gus oem Morris Wtillsr 2aben
an Siio WaibingtOn Npenue muroen
Donnerita9 gtadt eiusema9te Waaren
i'm pertb uou $3.50 burd einen Gins
BREEDER fortsetrassu.
- sllsrauoer 6. 9unt, Der erite
@ilenmaareubdnoler unierer Sabt, 1T
am Dienitas 8Ormitta9 In ieiner gBOb'
nung an Der @de uon @lag glpenue uuo
9ibion StraBe einem 9erIleioen err
le9en. Der 8eritOrbens mar 80 Sabre
alt unS fam 1851 i'm gllter BON 16
Sabren na6 SCRANTON, mo er isitbem
mobnte.
= gluf Die Nniluse, baB iie ibr 9ino
feds Stunoen mad Der 9eburt t06tete,
murbe Die 20 Sabre alte 8ernice @olbD
uon Wtill Gitp am Donnerita9 9iab'
mitta9 uerbaftet uub oaun .obne Sus
laliuus bon 8ir9idait bsm @ountp
9efansniB In Tuntbannod iiberpieieu.
Dem Sinh mar Der S6aosl einseoriidt
moroen.
-B. 8. Price BON grdbal6 muros
am Dienita9 Wtorsen tn oem @onnag
Sotel an Penu Iuenue on 8sudtsas
eritidt anf9efunoen Der @asbabnen
mar anseOrebt, ba aber bic Simmer'
tbhre nidt peri6lolen mar, 10 nimnlt
man an, baB es iih nm eiuen Sufaa
banbelt. Otahbem man ben @as9eru9
bemertt bate, lieB man einen slr3t fom'
men, ieoO6 mar Price bel beiien @tn'
treffen iaon toot.
Solsenoe Deutide, Delfe Ddbr'
euo Der Sisuns oes 9rimiual @eribtes
als @ei1worene oienen iollen, ipuroen
am 5rsitas ourd bic @eidporeuen
SOmmiHGre 9ejoseu: SB. s. 9Off.
maurv SObn SmeiOOpf, SObn 8. Soff'
mann, s. Senoler, Sranf 9. Siiiter,
Better 9abu, .. D. 3urflieb, Sobn
@ubsrt, @barles 9offmann, g8iliam
5rans, SOuis 9aB, Bbilip S6rOoer,
Sobn 8. PrObert, @owaro Sdsune'
mann ien., DauiO Spruts uno @barIes
Us. SaatS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17

,,Serfe0len nitmal8, bic
Sbmcr5en 5l linbera"

60 iagte e. g. Goppinger bon
Ill Wontgomerp Ct, @arba6ie,
$eras, oils er pie folgt idrieb:
-Sabrelaua lit i'd an Isuralaia in msiu.u
Wusen uuo I'M Rupi gs tuurbe 10 idiIiulri. bdb
Id taum ieben tonnte. Sd ueriudlte ieoes gittel
phne uabrsn Grtog. Damn ulroen Sr. gliles'
WnttsRnin Rtlen mir nnenlpiohen uno idh tauite
iie. Rndioem tdb 5iuet aenomnteH bate borten
bic Shmer3en nut uno meme Neroen fuaren ntdbt
mebr 10 augegrtrten. 60 oft ih elnen leid1ten
Shmer3 ueriplrte. nabm ith eiHe Billie. bis metne
Reurnain glnsid ueridpano. Seitbem b1lte
Id fe trrner all 0ano uHo lie habeH nod In tei'
mem jale oerieblt. bic Sbmersen su linoern.
uno he haben nod ME Hlenen Ropt ooer meiHe
Rerpen angegrfen."
2eilte I6auoern, penn iie bon ben
fdredliden 5oltern lcicn, iuomit Die
Snbianer bie eriten gIniieoler pei
nigten. sIber iuaren iene Sdmer.
5en 9r0Ber ais ole ourd Neltrnlgie
beruria6ten2 Ger5lueifelte Geriude
tpuroen 9emod)t, Inn ben Sanoen
Der Sn6inner 81 entgeben, aber bic.
lie 2cute iiten rubig bin lrno ouloen
Die SoIterqunIen Der gtellraI9ie, ba
oOd elm glrspeg fir iie often lit.
Or. MilrS' gnti.Eain Eillen
.baben picIe Sauicnoe bon oieien
folternOeu neurolgialiiheu S6mer-
5en beireit. Sic wer0en nit Der
poiitipiten @arantie ibrer @iite per-
fault. 9lae Die iie ie eebrultdt ia.
ben, balten iie ItetS an Sano.
gei ulleu gputGetern. 25 Suien fiir
25 6ents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17

Bel ulleu appt9rtrrn. 25 Suien fir
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
gIn mtins tsuti&tn 6rtunts!

lzI uHu 1Js
an mtins htuti&tn 6rsunbt
SD bin Elm aaubibat far bic essisIatur In
eurem Dilrifi. Ssit ben IfBrn elf Sabrtn BABE
i'd fur ben 6prtl&rtit ppn Snanipu etarbtittt
eur@ bic Spalisn bts Bpnrb Of Grabt Spurnal,
BON ptibsn Id Der Strausatbr bin. Sd mar
nitmals ,uppr Elm aanptpat auf BEN btmpfrati-
I6sn ObsT rspubIifaniI1sn Stdst, uub bin aud
ntmals 3u sintm Amt srp6bIt pbr srnannl
mprbfn. Sd slaubt, bab 9iirgerl&ait unb bic
9ntTefTen Der StsusrjabIfr ipeit pihiigsr linb,
ais bic partsii&nft. Sd bin ststn 9piIts, une
slaups tbeufalls an ptrlUnli@t iJrsibfit unb as.
rhtf Stbanblung. Sd mar btr srfit, bn lia
jusunlItu rtur ~ trpdblsnbtn Armtnbtb5ret
unb cine tiuiist Situsrpffitt auslpraH, nit si.
ntm aplltfipr bon Stsusrn, baburh bic $i0,.
900 Sttptrfplltficr Saiaift ablhafTtnb. Sd
psrhs. psnu trrGblt, iUI4s 9prIassn tinra&tn
unb unttrfhbsn.
Go piiros mir 8rtubt brtitsn, NIT tu@ bt.
fauHt tu pnetH. .fpeab ibr mid psrfonli1 ftnntr
lfrut unb urtbtiltu fOnni, Oh ID turn untriftiR'
uus piireis bia. aatunessunif
9. b. RtlleE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Rufen misotr Bsi6lassn.

S4aibinston, 12. Sspt. Bei Der
oeuti6sH SOtibaft in Waibin9tOu lief
beute aus Serlln Die folsenoe orabtlole
Depei6e elm; Der iie9reife Dor
marid Oes @eneraI uOn 0inosnburs in
SitpreuBen bilt an. Die Rulien uer'
iudten Den Druid auf ibren sel9lase'
men linten Sliisel ju erlei9teru, inoem
iie bas 22. Armssforps ge9en bic Slanfe
Der 9iuOsuburSiihen armee ididten.
Sie puroen aber suriitseidlageu.
Wtsbrere 8atterien wuroen ben Hulisn
absenommeu. bis gum ID. September
maren feline neuen Wtelouu9en pom
msitli6sn Sriessidauplas, NO bic
S9ladt nod fOrtseiest niro, ein9s'
laufen. Die 'iGdiii6e Irmee inter
@eueral BON 9aulsH iheint ii9 9lan'
Seno 9ei9la9en 3u babsn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Stthtn bor anttperptIl.

iosar bsrsit, als ssp6bnlide Solbateu
sssen Osutidlan6s Seiuoe su fampfen.
steben bor antiperpeu.
Paris, ~. Sspt. Sn elmer ants
lihen Befanntmahuus uou benz fran'
30iiidsu 9riessbureau beiBt es .fur3,
absr uieliaSeuo wie fOlst: nSn BEL
glen fampft Die belsiibe armee uer'
3meifelt sesen bic oeuti4en Eruppen,
bic Dor ben Befeltiguusen uou Autmer'
pen lteben." Oiele Wteloung benefit,
oaB Der oeutibe @Ouuerneur uOn BEL
glen, Sreiberr 9Olmar pon Der @ols,
ihwerwiesenoe @riinoe bate, oils er
9eltern Die Staot Nntmerpen auiforoer'
te, iih ju er9ebeu. Die Bslsier lieBen
bic Iufforoeruns betanntIiA unbsaHt'
mortet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Gnalanb brauat mshr sOlSaten.

N0n60n, 10. Sept. Der Srie9Ss
niuiltsr 9rOBbritanniens uerlanst lpsi'
tere 100000 Wtann fir feline armee.
Dieies wlrbe Die 9eiammtitGrfe Der
britiihen 9lrmse aui Die bisber nOf ME
erreidte 3abl' pOn 1,186, 400 Wtaun
brinaeu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
&riegs=
(5ortiesung BON /. Ssits.)

uiliiution" aufsupHan3en.4 Gs LIT absr
betannt. oas Vdterhen~ nismals ernit
iu usbmen lit, am ullerpenisltsu, nsnn
tbm ju itarte Dozen pOn fubri3irten
WtelOunsen iiber bic sldnIenoen @rfolse
ieiuer rslOrrsihen" slrmee semslbet per'
ben.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-14
cRABMEAT OUTLETS

Boil and flake 2 cups of crabmeat.
Make a thick white sauce, using 1
cup of milk and tablespoons of flour
blended with 2 even tablespoons of
butter. When smooth put into milk.
Turn into double boiler and cook 20
minutes. Add p teaspoon of minced
onion. Cayenne if desired. Turn in
the cooked gcrabmeat and stir all to-
gether., Allow to cool a little. Make
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-14

this mixture into little heaps or balls
and allow to stand an hour in, cold
place. When ready to serve form in
to outlet shape. Dip in beaten egg
and then fine bread crumbs. Fry in
deep fat. Drain and serve with
slices of lemon or hot tartar sauce.
No man is ever a hero to his
stenographer. She knows what
words he can't pronounce correctly.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-14
LENT HAS REALVA FOR ALL-ESPECIALLY
THE RICH, LEST THEY FORGET!


BY WALTER RAUScHENBUScH, D. D.
church history Rochester IN W Theological Seminary wrote the art-
Gle especially the readers Book Dr. Rauschenbusch
christianity Social Crisis the which
David LoyGeog and him that he his
great battle for the people of Engand) ,-I
request disappointing
If "yes," float down the
declaration informs the
world the flesh and the devil that don't still
of soul.
faculty they training
people Children like
tces them movies and the
right the multiplication tables and the Ten Com
discard
in divorces, dope fends and white slavery
give
of life.
need this than
good feeding and well slow
will Lnten meditation
that enables them whether perhaps their
humility suferngs they in
ourw
tighten
athletic
instinct and fashion free masters ourselves
at
service higher
in speed the coming the
CRABMEAT OUTLETS this mixture O b
place When ready
tablespoons of bread
h,for UhoncO hDti RI milk WI
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Ir. @. u. A. NJ.

State Councior James A. Madison. Jr.
with other members of the state council.
visited Old Glory Council. No. "a. Junior
Order United American Mechanics, at its
hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
tn fourth in the present series of vista
tions. The books of the secretary and
treasurer of the council were examined
by the state council secretary and state
council treasurer, respectively, and pro-
nounced to be in a first-class condition
The state councillor announced the alb
sence of Grover E. Payne, on account
of the death of his father. c. E. Payne,
a member of Potomac Council, No. 90. E.
P Hazeton was instructed to write a
letter to Mr.. Payne expressive OF the
coincidence of the state council in his
bereavement.
Anacostia Council, No. 16, met Tuesday
evening. One candidate was initiated
and several important subjects were dis
e.ussed A large delegation from the coun-
Gil attended the funeral of their fellow
member, Harry c. Green, Saturday, April
II. The council was visited by Harry H.
Johannes. jr.. of American Flag Council,
No 90 of Baltimore. Md, who is in
Washington in behalf of the Star
Spangled Banner centennial celebration
committee. to arrange with all patriotic
organizations for giving their support to
the celebration to be held in Baltimore,
Md, September els.
Anacostia Council pledged its support.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
TO TAKE ON FUEL CARGO.
Schooner Barge Here to Get Coal fol
New England.

Schooner barge No G. the first vessel
to come here this season to load a cargo
of Cumberland coal for New England.
was brought into port yesterday BY the
tug James o. Carter. and was docked
under the chutes at the Georgetown coal
piers to begin taking aboard her cargo.
No was brought down the coast by
one of the big tugs belonging to the Con-
solidation Goa! Company. and was
dropped at Point Lookout. where the Car
ter picked her up to bring her to this
city.
The loading OF the barge was begun
yesterday afternoon, and it is probable
that size will be ready to sail early in
this week. BY the time she completes
taking aboard her cargo another of the
coal-carrying barges will be on her way
to this city. and when the Carter tows
No. 8 to Point Lookout it is thought she
will find there light barge to be towed
to this city.
1t is stated that as soon as the new
coal tipple the naval powder plant of
ficials are having built on Mattawoman
creek IS completed, two coal-laden boats
will be sent to Indian Head each day.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
B. P. O. Elks.

A meeting of Washington Lodge was
held Wednesday evening. marked by a
large attendance. Many applications for
membership were received.
Mr.. Herman, past exalted ruler of Ore
gon Lodge. who delivered one OF the
most interesting talks on Elkdom ever
presented to No. 15. explained what the
Elk lodges throughout the country are
doing toward the preservation of the elk.
The leading knight, has completed his
committee for visiting the sick, which
was done by voluntary response of the
membership. and it is needless to say
that the unfortunates of Washington
Lodge will be well taken care of during
the ensuing year.
w. l.. Pushaw was appointed chairman
of the big brotherhood committee with
the following as his associates: Edward
Schmidt Thomas keliher. George c.
Pumphrey and E. T. Simpson +. j.:
Mersheimer was appointed chairman of
the flag day committee with the follow
Ing associates: Adolph Loehl. NJ Baer.
T. r. Fullalove and E. E. HOFFMAN
During the past week the officers or
Washington Lodge paid visit to their
sister lodge of Alexandria on the occasion
of the installation of officers. at which
they were royalty entertained.
The question of entertainment of the
ladies during the coming year will be
discussed at the next meeting or the
lodge. Much credit Is due the ladies for
assistance rendered the lodge at various
times, and some special form of enter
tainment will be arranged in their honor
in the near future.
c. II. Utermehle. chairman of the men,
bershp committee, called a meeting i'm
mediately after the regular lodge meeting
and acted upon the various applications
now before the lodge. In the future this
committee will meet only on the first
Friday after the 18th of each month to
consider applications.
The trustees of the club have announced
that A. Hegeman, one of the most promi-
nent members of the lodge. has been ap-
pointed as manager for the ensuing year.
The oyster committee will give to the
membership of Washington Lodge a clam
feast the evening of April p.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
BARGE WRECK LOCATED.
Dom Pedro II Sunk in About Fit.
teen Feet of Water.

Attention of Chesapeake bay navi-
gators is called to the fact that army
engineers in charge of the Chesapeake
bay channels, who recently made an
examination TO locate the wreck q til
barge Dom Pedro II. sunk Oh r
ven-foot Lump nea.' fiintie shca.
entrance to Chesapeake oas. report &
l,0T0 feet west of the wreck Gas hWc:
over it there is only fourteen 10 afteen
feet of water at mean low water.
The Dom Pedro III was originally
coffee bark in the Brazil trade built
by Skinner & Sons for Thornton Rollins
of Baltimore.
The barge sank in a heavy spring
gale and the revenue cutter Onondaga
about three weeks ago destroyed all of
the wreck of the old barge she could
locate, and it is probable she will
again be called upon to destroy the
portion just located.
Evening star., 1914-04-19
Woodmen of the World.

Old Glory Camp Tuesday in addition to
its own members. had as visitors a large
number of members from Oak Cypress,
Elm and Capitol Heights camps. The
W. o. w. Minstrel Club. Hospital and
Field Corps were also present
Sovereign Newbard from Mississippi
was present and talked on the success
of woodcraft in the south.
Seven applications were favorably re-
ported upon.
Thursday evening at Cypress mp
six choppers were safely led through
the forest by Old Glory's degree team
Three applications We're received and re-
ferred to the proper committee for con-
sideration and report.
Oak Camp met Wednesday in Northeast
Temple. with Consul Commander Will
liams in the chair Fourteen members
were initiated into the mysteries of
woodcraft. Thirty-two applications were
received and referred to the proper COM
mittee for consideration and report. The
attendance was the largest for some
time. Rev w. A Melvin spoke of the
good work the field deputies are doing.
State Manager ]. c. Mcconnell also made
an address, after which a light supper
was served.
Wednesday evening. April ~, at Car
roll Institute Hall on 10th street, Oak
Camp will hold an open meeting for the
purpose of explaining the work of the
order. Representatives Morris Sheppard
pal speakers of the evening. A program
has been arranged. and refreshments will
be served. The public is invited to at
tend
Evening star., 1914-04-19

steward; entered apprentices. fellow
crafts, Master Masens: W. F. Agree.
grand architect; Louis C. Wilson. grand
treasurer: Francis A. Sehring, grand sec
retary; Bryson Crane. senior grand war
den; J. H Flythe, Junior grand warden;
A. D. Echols, grand chaplain: Three
Great Lights, by S. f. Marston. past
master; Past grand officers: William F.
Bowe. grand marshal; Leroy W. Heron,
deputy grand master: book of constitu-
tions by Miller Morris, master of oldest
lodge; W. j. Hollingsworth. senior grand
deacon: f. w. Coffin, junior grand dea-
con: Robert l.. Colding, grand master.
in response to many inquiries The Star
gives here Our Creed which was the
closing feature of the program at the
exercises held by the members OF
not go to the Butt memorial exercises at
Herewith at Masonic Temple, in the
lodge room, Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was published in the circular of the
lodge dated November 20, which also
contained Philander c. Johnsons mem
orable poem. "Nivat Memoria. in mem
ory of Maj. Archibald W. Butt
Who asks not. the chambers are darhened
Where his soul sits in silence alone:
Who gives not. his soul never hearkened
10 the love call of zone unto zone:
Who prays not, exists hut he lives not,
blot and diScord is he.
Who asks not. receives and gives not
Were better drowned in the sea
All. the ing. receivin: and giving
Is the soul of the life that we live:
All The beauty and sweetness OF living
Is TO ask. to receive and To give