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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16
Pr. Tomase Bousky Sc navratila

minuly patek z nemocnlce v Sioux
City, kde Sc podrobila operaci.
JEFF STAY Sc denne lepsf takze '
v kratke dobe Dude opet zdrava.
Povest, ze by byl pfipad malo-
mocenstvf v Mennonitsk6 kolonii
v Bon Homme, jest upln9 popfena
DIR. Blfzkem. Pfipadu ,Sadn6ho
takoveho tam nenf.
Vaclav Mach, ST odjel v dopro
vodu sv6 manzelky do nemocnice
v Sioux City v pondeli kde Dude
leeen ma revmatism. V posledni
dobe byl nasledkem toho upoutan
ma ldzko pc dobu dvou mesfcG.
ri. Matt Merkvana Sc znacn6
poranila v oblieeji We stfedu yeeer
.kdyz Sc ubfrala domu pc chod,
nfku u spolkove sine, kdyz nepfi-
bite prkno 2 chodnfku iakmile ma
mel slapla j udefilo do obliceje.
Chodnik pc JIM stran6 sine neni
prave v nejlepsfm pofadku a mel
by byt opraven.
Jake Nellis, Mennonite cd Boz
Homme, byl operovan ma 'slepe
stfevo DIR. Blfzkem minulS tfden
a operace Sc zdafila. Pr. Butler.
osetfovatelka, ktera sem pfivolana
"a tim 1Gelem Sc navratila do sve-
no domova v Sioux City We SITE
du. ~
Josef Peska obdrzel ieho Avery
traktor a etveropluh minuly Gtvr-
tex ktery 81 objednal cd Tabor
Motor Co. Toto poffzenf ma tn
vShodu, ze usetff iednoho Glove
ka, jezto pluhy Sc samy pozved-
nou iakmile operator ma traktoru
zStaha "a provazek. Jeden clovek
mnze orati S tfmto poffzenfm.
Anglicke divadlo We prospech
zzdeisiho kostela sehraif zdejsi
.ochotnfci: Oscar Janda, Jan f.
Kost9l, John Hatwan, r. A.
Goodwin, pr. Robt. Vauka, 81. An
ma Toczek a 81. Josefina Kloster.
man We stfedu 20 dubna, We spoil.
kove SIM. Kus nese nazev isle.
.chetny psanec" a vsude kde byl
sehran divadelnfmi spoleGnostmi,
byl s vdekem pfiiat. :Po divadle
Dude nasledovati taneeni zabava.
Muz ieden vessel do restaurace g
a opomel "a ssebou zavffti dvefe.
"Zavfete dvefe, Wy hlupaku-byl
jste vychovan v m~astali9" zafvaI
ma mel shiny muz jenz prave jedi,
OslovenS niceho neodpoved6l, ale
vratil Sc a dvefe z tfcha zavfel.
PAX 81 sedl Ike stolu a pfikryv 81
tvaf rukama dal Sc do place. Sill,
ny muz pocal ssebou vrtet az ko.
necne poposel k pla6icfmu, a dav
mu ruku ma ramona, pravil: ''Pff.
tell nechtel jsem vas yarmouth
mou hrubostf a lituji toho". Pla.
cicf zvedl k n9mu zrak a odpove.
del, milg pane, nepldci proto, ze
byste mne byl yarmouth hrubostf.
ale kdyz jste Sc mn6 tazal zdali
jsem byl vychovan " mastali, to
mn6 doimulo, ponevac isem by
vychovan v mastali, a ted jakmilt
uslysim nejakeho osla anebo VIOLA
zafvat anebo zabuGet jest mi tesk.
no." ,,..... 49,.
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Neil Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluVte Sc u Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskiho kteff pojistujf u
u. S. Annuity Life ms, Co. jenz
ziskava denne Gleny a jenz je jed
ma z neilepsich.
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Ornament.

Oznamujf vefejnosti, ze jsem 81.
poffdil stroj ma syafovanf litin,
alumina a jinych kovd. KID by
podobnou praci potfeboyal jsem
K ieho sluzbam Will Mach. (Adv
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Nam ma prodej muj par konf,
krytS koear a postroie. DIR. f,
M. Blezek. -. (Adv.
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DOMACf zPRAVY.

Frank HOSTEL cd Dante byf zde
navst9vou v nedeli.
Josef Fillaus pracuie pro Peka-
re a Novaka ' dovazenf.
Doktor Klfma z Tyndall byl zde
v pondelf "a SWIM povolanfm.
Minulou nedeli Sc dostavilo kras
ne pocasf ktere trVa doposud.
Pronajmu sve obydlf zde v Ia
bore. Frant. Soukup. (Ady.
John Smith a jeho manzslka z
Platte byli zde n~avstevou v ponds-
IL. 4a,
Josef Blachnfk Sc navratil re sye
~navsteyy v Lacrosse, Wis, v pom
def.
j. M. Petfik a ieho syn Jiff by
Ii v Lake Andes We stfedu ma auto
mobilu. a..,m@, ..... ..
FIR. RokGsek a jeho rodina z
Lesterville byli zde navstevou u
rodiGh. @~ 49,. ..~ -. -"
w. w. Bouska z Yankton byl
zde navstevou u rodiGd minuly
Gtvrtek.
ri. Jana Honera z Virgil, a dit
ky, sem pfijeli ma navsteyu minu-
lou sobotu.
Frank Cap ienz bydlf u Utica
byl n&vstsvou u pfatel u Dante
pres nedeli. ~
Anton j. Wagner Cd Lake An
des byl zde n~aystsyou u pfatel ma
zaGatku t5dne. .....
Welt bratff rozeslali dnes post
karty. Muzete ma mich nalezti je-
Itch imeno9 Adv.
z prodeje skolnfch pozemkd W.
zfskal tento stat minuly rok pres
Gtvrt milionn dolarI.
Pr. Vac. Rezace cd Dante byla
zde n6vstsvou u sve matky, pr.
Kozloye ma zaGatku tydne.
SleGna Beryl /. Surdam Sc nav
ratila re Sioux City minuly patek
kde. byla naystevou u pfatel
Frank Turek a jeho rodina cd
Dante byli zde nastevou U rodiny
Josefa Turka ma zacatku tSdne.
Naleznete mas v nasf stanici pc
yecerach. Pfivezte nam smetanu
a vejce kdykoliv. Welt Bros.
-. (Adv.
81. Frantiska Hegrova, doslf-
chame Sc, ze byla dopravena do
nemocnice v Yankton do lecenf.
Trpf srdecnf vadou.
Fred P. Sedlak a ieho manzelka
cd Utica ztr&vili zde nedeli nav
stevou u manzeln JOS. Beisovco-
y5ch, rodieI pr. Sedlakove.
r. S. Szymanski, 2 Dupree, S.
D. jest zde navstevou u sveho brat
IA Kazimfra. Pan Szymanskf jest
soudnfm klerkem v Ziebach okre-
su.
v SIM Sturmove Dude uspofa-
dan skvelf pies v sobotu 2 kvetna,
phi kterem Dude hrati Mikothv
orkestr. KazdS jest Evan by Sc
dostayil.
Andrew Cogan, jenz drive byd.
lei V Bon Homme, ale pred n6ko.
Iika Sc cdstehoyal do Meade okre,
su, byl zde n6vstsyou u pfatel ma
zacatku tydne.
j. j. Wagner a Tomas Wagner
a jeiich rodiny a pr. Kappel Les
terVille a redaktor Wagner a ieho
manzelka 2 Utica byli navstevou u
Jos. V. Wagnera V nedeli,
Tesaf ie ten kterS tesa. Zed-
mix ie ten ktery della zdi, a kdo
dela kominy ten ie kominik. To
dokaze Karel Petffk anebo Emil
Blachnfk.
Taborsk5 basiGskS sbor uspofa-
da syIj vyrocni pies V sobotu IS.
dubna. v Michlove sfni, pfi KITE
rem Dude hrati taborska kapela.
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KondensoYane podmaslf, dobre
pro prasata a slepice. Zeptejte Sc
tech ienz ho krmf. Ma prodej ma
il Welt Bros. (Adv.
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Rezam ma pile vseho druhu dff,
vi "a 81 tisic. Ed. Olsen. ADV.
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Vejce cd Barred Plymouth
Rock slepic ma prodei, 16 "a 45c a
100 "a 1925. F. w. Kocourek,
4-30 A(Adv.
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HYATTSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Charles W. CIasett and
little daughter. returned Thursday even.
ing after a two weeks stay at Ocean
City, Nd
Mrs IN West and daughter are
spendnA the summer at Waterloo, New
Hampshire.
Mr. George w Hardy has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. T. Howard Duckett in
Bladensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Otway b. Zantzinger and
children are sojournInE at Ocean City.
Md. They expect 10 return Monday even
ing.
The Misses Blanche and Frances Wins
ton OF Baltimore have returned after a
pleasant visit to friends near Chilum.
Prince George County.
Mr.. Charles C. McCartee. has returned
from a delightful cruise in his canoe on
the lower Potomac River.
Mayor o. A. Greager has returned from
visit TO his parents in Manchester.
Miss Dorothy Holden, is visiting Miss
Katherine RICHTER at Quogue. L. l..
where Rev and Mrs. Fighter have a co.,
tage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Farrow and
Miss Grace Farrow are enjoying an out
ing at Ocean City. Md.
Miss Snyder and Miss Padgett are
spending a few weeks at Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. Kenneth F. Brooks returned Mon
day from a stay OF two weeks with
friends at Holland Point, Calvert County
Mr.. John G. Holden is spending a part
Of his vacation in Atlantic City. For
several weeks Mr.. Holden was acting
mayor Of Hyattsville In the absence Of
Mayor Greager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. Tingley and
son. Egbert, returned Sunday from a
three weeks visit to relatives near Mar
ian, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Luckey and
son leave the last of next week for
sojourn at Ocean City. Md.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Brooke have re-
turned from a pleasant outing at Orkney
Springs. Va
Miss Nettie E. Hardesty is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George NJ. Smith. at Perry
Vile, Hartford County. Md.
Miss Edith Jarboe, Of Washington, has
returned after a pleasant stay with her
aunt, Miss Edith Hill. near Upper MARI
boro.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter. Miss
Hilda Reynolds, have been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Duckett.
IN Upper Marlboro.
Messrs. Rode Phillips and Albert Reed.
Of near Seabrook. are visiting the for
mer's relatives at Arcola, Va
Mr.. H. G. Machen, of Mount Rainier.
has returned after a pleasant visit TO
his old home in Virginia.
Miss Maybeth Jackson, OF Washington.
has been visiting friends here during the
current week.
Mrs Agnes Leakin has returned from
a visit to her son in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Wells left
this week for a trip Of several weeks
through the West.
DIR. and Mrs Albert B. Hyatt, Dr. A
H. Wells, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rexford
NJ. Smith have been visiting friends in
Annapolis during the current week
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joint EncamPmeut Entertainment
Committee Having Success.

The joint encampment entertainment
committee. inaugurated their series Of
open socials". at the session Of Ma
senenu Encampment. Friday evening. Au-
gust Z. and an exceptionally large num-
ber OF the enCampment members from all
four encapments were in attendance. a
general feeling Of good-fellowship was
manifested. Music was introduced. and
short talks were made by Grand Pa
triarch E. ". Bradford, Grand Repre-
sentative Frank d. Seirert. Grand Mas
ter Frank E. Rapp. Deputy Grand Mas
ter W. J. Rich. and Patriarchs Selah,
Taylor. Booth. and others. The next So
cial will be at Fred D. Stuart Encamp-
ment. No. :. Tuesday evening. August ..
and the committee is preparing an en-
tertaInment and program that will be
interesting. All members Of the order,
whether members OF the encampment
branch Of the order or not. are cordially
invited TO be present, as matters Of in
terest to every member Of the order will
he presented.
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GEORGETOWN.

Miss stebbins. OF Hammond court. has
returned from a six weeks stay in Ire
land.
Miss Entwisle and Miss Howser left on
Thursday for Boston. and will spend
some time along the North Shore.
Mr.. Frank Green has returned from two
weeks spent with his sisters in Prince
George County. Nd.
Miss Bessie Booker. OF Richmond, Va.
IL the guest Cf her sister. Mrs. H. o.
Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. William weIch leave to-
DAY for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Edmonston
and Miss Edmonston are at Atlantic
CITY for a two weeks stay.
Dr. H. E. Ames. L. S. ", and Mrs.
Ames have returned from a visit TO their
son and dsughter-in-law at Sarana.
Lake.
Miss Marguerite Ames left yesterday
to visit her rrother. DR.. NJ. Howard
Ames. L. S. y. and Mrs. Ames, at
SaranaC.
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lodge would hold an excursion on Au-
gust Is to Chesapeake Beach.
Extended discussion Of the proposed
Odd Fellows Home resulted in the ap-
pointnent OF a committee. consisting of
Sisters Anna Billings. Brimer. and Darl-
ing, 70 confer with all other Rebekah
lodges in the District and devise some
means OF assiting in furthering this
work.
Announcement was made that Sister
and Brother Loebsack were about to
leave the city for Pittsburgh. Pa, much
TO the regret OF every member Of the
lodge. Sister Loebsack has been one Of
the most energetic and untiring workers
in the lodge. and her departure will be
felt as a distinct loss Many were the
expressions Of genuine regret. and the
best wishes Of the entire membership
will follow this brother and sister to
their new home.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Coswen. E. H. Coswell. NJ. L. Martain.
H. L. Faulkner. r. Dorsey, T. S. Shoe
maker, q. W. Scidman, W. S. Martin,
Samuel Sacks, e. Hopper, F. n. Palmer.
L. G. Walker, H. D. Miller, Norman Mil
Ter, H. L. Howard, Sydney Soloman. NJ.
F. Jenkins. NJ. L. Stone. l. Ruckdaischel,
w <. Baum, W. E. Stunt, c. Perry
King, NJ. H. Ward, R. G. Miskell, Maur-
ice Buntz. E W. Buntz. G. E. Reynolds,
George Bromley, Mrs. Emma Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Porter. Mrs. Ernest
Grymes, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coswell,
Mrs. Z. Graves, Mrs. Fanny Lomax, Mr..
and Mrs W. l. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Edelrock, Mr.. and Mrs. J. (. Baine,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Balderson, Misses An
ME Snyder. Annie ROdrick. Gladys Rod
rick. Mabel Dawson, Hamott Martin.
Elizabeth X Sanders, Helen Anderson,
h Baine. Nellie NouL Mary Brumley,
Margarite Noll. all of Washington. D. C.
are guests at the WslcotS house this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry BIumenthol. Of
Baltimore. Nd. accompanied by their
friend. Miss Rose Bland, are visiting
Mrs. Blumenthol's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Fox, for some weeks.
Messrs. NJ P. Johnson, OF Fredericks-
burg. Va: John P. Thompson. ]. F. Coin
ner. W. Frank Perry. c. A. Marshall. C.
Peaks. L. Bussell. Walker. o. and NAL
vern Newton. NJ. Douglass. T. S. Gill,
and Allen Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
Sinclare, Mrs. s. Annice, Mrs. Mary A.
Murray, Misses Mae Conners. Mildred
Lane. and Mabel Jones are guests of
Mrs. Cahill Bryan at the Breakers.
Misses Helen Ward. Marie Shultz, Alene
Ward, Margaret Maloney, Emma Lofters,
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Esther Rebrknh. to Hold Excursion

The usual large number Of members
were in attendance Monday night at the
meeting Of Esther Rebekah Lodge. No.
5. Vice Grand Amy Glossbrenner pre-
sided. The death and burial OF Sister
Mary Stewart was reported. Services at
the house were conducted by the lodge
Sisters Glossbrenner. Epps. Meter. and
Loebsack participating.
The committee in charge reported the
excursion to Marsholl Hall on July 81 a
success. II was announced that the
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Ruth Degree stan 10 Present New
Drill Features.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 2, has about
completed its plans for phenomenaily
busy season. The large attendance OF
members at its last session spetks Of in
creased interest. The home. ways and
means and entertainment committees
have prepared their schedules. and an
era Of growth is already visible. The de-
gree stan will present some new features
during the drill tomorrow evening. and
an enjoyable social hour is assured.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Orphans Home Monument of
Ohio PythIanIsm.

One Of the grandest monuments erect
ed to the order is the Pythlan Orphans
Home at Springfield, Ohio. erected in
1885 by the Pythians OF that state. at
a cost of S5JO.O0O. and maintained by the
Grand Lodge Of that domain, through
per capita tax on the membership Of
about $500 per year
This home Is located on an erninencs
overlooking the beautiful city Of Spring
field and the grounds comprise over
eighty acres There were present during
tA4-Iast year 23S orphans. Of which Ia
were girls and IL boys. They are cared
for and educated and after their gradu-
alton from the graded schools Of the
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
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DR.. Howard Clark and family. John Ray.
w. D. Coan. James Ksister, +. Schneider.
Frank and Eugene Zucks Earl Taggart.
Mrs. Mary hewitt, Mrs. George 7. How
ard, Mrs Elfried Greeb. Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Brooks, z. z. Walker and family,
Elinor H. Becker. Frank II. Kramer,
Miss Pearl Zuck. Mrs. r. H Braner, Mrs
Laura L. Ecklof, Miss Dorothy Fsrr.
Frank D. Gardner. C. A. Pate, L. r.
ana 7. w. Nythe, J. A. Davis. Miss ouie
GeiEer, DR.. Claude c. Pierce. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Prentiss and family. Mrs.
Thomas Moore, Mrs. Grace Knott
George T. Howard. II. I. Bonghan. z. z.
Waller, all OF Washington, d. c.. and
DR.. w. z. Aughinbaugh and wife, of
New York, and Mr. :. W. Morris, of
Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Henry H. Rowland end son Rob-
ert, Of Washington, ID. c., are guests OF
Mrs. Lena Franklin on Denison street
Miss Hattie McRenny. of Belle Isle.
Va, Is visiting Miss Louise Billingsley
in LOSING avenue.
Mr.. Thomas Graham, L. Rubinston,-S. 5
Gluck, W.. Alexander, c. Alexander. H.
E. Davis, Roy Gilbert, S. B. Magruder
and sister, J. o. Harvey, William Mace,
William Collins, d. v. Collins, Harry NJ.
Dewey, 7. F. Kelley and family, L. r.
HuyIett. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Longlass,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Toles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Hammer. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
BeseIl, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dewey. Mrs. Georga
Goldburg and children, Mrs William
Ubeiner. Misses Frances Gallagher, Hat
tie v. Dewey, Margaret v. Weir, Ethel
Gilbert, and Mamie Graham, OF Wash
ington. d. c.. are among the guests stop
ping at the Colonial Beach Hotel.
Mr.. Luther Reed, OF the Smithsonian
Institution, accompanied by his wife. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Yates are guests
here this week.
Miss Ada L. Cosden and Mrs. j. W.
Cooke, accompanied by Miss Louise
Cruit, OF Washington, D. C., gave Miss
L. A. Minor a surprise party last even
ing in honor OF her birthday, presenting
a beautiful birthday cake, most thought
fully forgetting the candles. as such small
attentions are sometimes embarrassing.
An entertainment of unusual merit was
given In the auditorium of the high school
building Tuesday evening, August II. for
the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. An excellent program,
consisting Of choruses, solos. and recita-
tions, was rendered. Those assisting from
Washington. d. c.. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon, who sang two enjoyable duets:
Mr.. Hodges. Of Epiphany Church choir.
gave two numbers in most pleasing
style; Mr.. Mickle brought forth cheering
applause with an Irish character song.
and Mrs. Nellie Lewis Stafford. the pop
ular elocutionist, was compelled TO re-
spond TO several encores. The home tai
ent also covered themselves with glory,
not only in the splendid rendering OF the
old songs, but also in recitations and
character songs-Mrs: Thomas Leach. in
Rock Ne to Sleep. Mother" and Miss
Clara Self. The Woes OF Widowhood. D
DR.. and Mrs NJ. B. erosion brought
down the house in their vivid character
song. A large and sppreciative audience
was in attendance and a big sum was
realized.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
50. Johns Lodge Taking Usual
Vacation.

worshipful Master Calvin T Milans
OF ST. Johns Lodge. No. II. F. A. A. NJ.
announces in his circular. that while
St Johns Lodge has an abundance OF
work on hand. II will observe the
usual custom and Indulge in a little
vacation. He declares that the Of
icers and craft have passed through
strenuous period and are deserving
OF the usual allotment OF rest. There
will be no communications OF the
lodge until August IS, when II is eX-
pected that an extra large gathering
OF the brethren will be in attendance,
to continue with renewed energy the
work mapped out. At this communica-
tion the TAtter OF the new furniture
foi impr we'd lodge room No. l will
be brought up for discussion and ac-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
"Prophets' O." stage MidniEh I
Ceremonial.

| "Prophets'' O." stage MidnIRh {
Ceremonial.
Kallipolis Grotto, No. Is. Mystic Or
der of Yelled Prophets OF the Enchant-
ed Realm, will hold its second grand
weekend outing 10 Colonial Beach
Saturday. August %. This AFFAIR will
include the new Zobo Band. glee club,
orchestra. and funny bone ticklers, in
big programs on the boat and at the
beach: and the biggest OF all midnight
ceremonials. II is expected that 100
members of the blue" will be taken
for the arduous trip across the River
Styx." but il is announced that the
''hapless victims Of the upper air" will
be treated like princes on this occasion
and nothing will happen to AFFORD them
the least discomfort, as II is to be a
trip by the short route" and the com .
mittee will look out for every candi-
date.
The boat leaves lne Seventh street
wharf at 2:30 p. m. and prophets
must secure tickets from members or
from the following stations, as no tick
cts will be sold at the wharf: o. A Z.
Oehlmer 1929 G street northwest. E
S. Schmid. IL Twelfth street north
west: Ham Adams. Ninth and G streets
northwest: \. n. Rogers. l+G G
street northwest: A. c. Mayer. SIS Fiji
teenth street northwest. and S. F.
Shreve. 6Oi Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
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Plans Made for Reception 10 Wash
inEton Company DrIu Team.

The members Of the committees Of the
Grand Lodge. and Of J. T. Coldwell
Company. No :. military department.
knights Of Pythias, met at Pythian
Temple Wednesday evening, and outlined
plans for the reception 10 be rendered
the drill team Of WashiI gton Company,
No. l.
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Golden Rule Lodge to Receive APP
pIIcatIons.

Golden Rule Lodge. No. q, held a short
session last Tuesday evening. Matters Of
Importance to the lodge and the order
at large were discussed. and plans were
mapped out for the work that will come
to the lodge the coming fall as several
applications for membership will be pre-
sented as soon as cooler weather COM
menCsS
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Canton HAVING Extra Drills for Big
Contest

Canton Washington. No. l. P. NJ. is
having record attendances at their Satur
day evening degree drills preparatory TO
the trip Of the canton to Atlantic City N
September. Capt. Pumphrey announces
extra night drills, commencing next
week. The annual trip committee has
offered inducements TO the chevaliers
that should assure an unusually large at
tendance Of the members at Atlantic City
during the session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge
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Notes of Sovereign Grand Lodge
Session.

Grand Secretary John B. Goodwin, sec
retary Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I.
o. o. F.. has furnished Grand Secre'
tary W. E. Clapp, of this Jurisdiction, a
circular letter announcing that the fare
over the railroads from this and other
nearby locations, to the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, to be held in
Atlantic City. n. J., in September, will!
be at the rate OF ? cents per mile, good
from September 19 to u inclusive. The
grand secretary has been further advised
that the lowest through rate from this
city covering the week the Sovereign
Grand Lodge will be in session that has
thus far been secured Is SIS round trip
For further particulars members are re-
ferred to the local Canton transportation
committee, Gen. E. w. Bradford and Capt
William H. Ernest.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
shriner. to Give Beneat E1cur.ion.

Next Friday will be the gala day for
Shriners and their families and friends.
for II will be the occasion Of the annual
excursion for the beneit OF the Christ
mas Basket Fund Of Almas Temple,
Ancient Arabic Order of the Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine, to Marshall Hall.
In addition to the worthy object of
the excursion. which commends itself
highly to all Masons, the Mobiles are Civ
ing much attention to the real pleasure
TO be accorded all who take advantage
OF this opportunity to visit the beauti-
full resort on the Potomac. A full pro-
gram of athletic attractions will be open
TO all who attend and prizes will be
offered the winners.
The committee is cooperating with Po-
tentate James T. Gibbs TO make this the
banner excursion Of Almas Temple, and
from indications already noted. the
boats to Marshall Hall next Friday will
carry record crowds. 1t is urged. how
ever, that none remain away, thinking
the boats will be overcrowded, for
special arrangements have been made to
AFFORD comfortable accommodations to all
who desire to make the trip.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Note. of supreme Lodge Session.

At the session Of the Supreme Lodge.
just ended at Winnipeg. It was decided
to hold the convention Of 1915 at Port
land Greg A proposition was intro
duced to increase the minimum fee for
admission to the order To s..
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Knights of Pythias Events.
Calendar.
LODGES

August iT-EquAl. No. i. Amarlnth. No. z
Century No. % bushes
August Is-webstsr No. = Hsrrnione. No. z.
Excelsior No u. Capital. No. p. Myrtle. No 5.
business.
August ls-Mount Vernon. No s. CuiUu. No. =.
business
Angus, sD-Frankliu. No. > business
August gl-SyTacgSans No. 70. business
PYTHIAN SISTERS
August ls-Fnendship TemTle. No. >. dsTeA
work.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Eastern Lodge Has Visitors from
East and West Coasts.

Eastern Lodge, No. I, conferred the sec
ond degree Wednesday evening, the re-
entity organized degree stan. under the
direction of Past Grand Fitch, conduct
ing the work, which is reported to have
been in excellent form. Next wednes-
day evening the lodge will confer the
third degree. and all members of the
order are cordially invited u De present.
The lodge was visited by Past Grand Lee.
Of the jurisdiction Of Oregon, and Brotn-