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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-22
BRITAIN HAS LOST
THREE CRUISERS
GERMAN SUBMARINES IN NORTH
SEA GETTING IN THEIR
DEADLY WORK

London, Sept 22.It is officially
announced that three British cruis-
ers were sunk in the North Sea by
German submarines. )
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BREAD AND MEAT
SCARCE IN BERLIN

Paris. Sept. 22-It is reportef
that meat is selling for nearly a dd-
lar pound in Berlin The bakekes
there are making bread with eota-'
tees and barley.
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AIDING THEIR ALLIES
British Landed Considerable Forces
i'm Laoshan Bay

Toxic, Sept. 22.-British troops
to reinforce the Japanese in their at
tack on Using Tao have been landed
in 'Laoshan Bay.
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IALL|ES FEEL
MUCH ENCOURAGED
At PROGRESS OF OPERATIONS ALONG A|SNE
AND O|SE
RIGHT WING OF GERMANS DRIVEN BACK AND ATTACK FROM
CENTER REPULSED

Bordeaux, Sept. Minister OF
War Miileran1 announced today that
Athe extreme right wing of the Ger
man army had given way under the
pressure of the allies. The French
captured the1' line of defense, bring
ing a steel wall up against the Ger
man center. The allies are making
constant progress.
THE 'SBATTl.E OF TWO RIVERS"
The great hattie now raging along
the Disc and Aisne rivers will be
known as the Battle of Two Riv-
ers. The allies are confident they
viii win this great death grapple.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-22

Gerig is agent for Nunnalls's fine
candies. 9-20-tf
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THE 'sBATTl.E OF TWo RIVERS
END IS NOT YET

Although jtae allies are making
constant progress in the conflict,
which Is being fought with unparal-
leled fury, the battle is expected to
continue for some days. The allies
left wing has arrived at Lassigny,
ten miles west Of Moyon
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-22
TRENCH SEND BIG Guns TO THE
FRONT

Heavy gums from the Paris forts
were rushed to the front today to
answer the ibombardlnent of the
monster 12-iItch German howitzers.
The allies continued 1the pressure
against the right wing Of the invad-
ers. The general battle was resum-
ed with unabated fury this morning.
The big guns Of the allies will be
Seed to shell the German position on
the Graonne plateau. which is a po-
sition of enormous strength.
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SISTERS or MERCY KILLED 81
A SHE'LL

Four sisters of mercy caring for
wounded Freach and German sol
diers yesterday we're killed by a
German she'll which exploded in the
Cathedral of Rheims.
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DAMAGED But nor DEsTRO9E

Reports today are that the famous
Cathedral of Rhedms, though some
what damaged by the bombardm
escaped destruction.
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LAUREL.

Miss Tollifer, of Washington. was the
guest of Mrs. W. r. Bushby at the rec
tory this week.
Mrs. Glascoe and children. of Washing
ton, are guests Of Mrs. William E. Bowl
ing.
Mrs. GambriIl, of Frederick, has been
the guest Of Mrs. Bartholow in Laurel
avenue.
Mr. Stephen Gambrill. of Washington,
is the guest Of his son, Mr.. Stephen Gam
brill, jr., at his country home.
Mr.. De Wilton Berry. of Philadelphia,
visited relatives here during the week.
Miss Hilda Luzo, OF New York, is the
guest of Miss Margaret Stanley.
A Mother Goose affair was given at
the Academy Of Music Thursday evening
for the benefit OF the vestment chapter of
st. Philips parish.
Miss Mabel MacGregor, of Washing
Montgomery street
Mrs. J. R. HUNT has returned from a
visit to relatives in Washington.
Miss Laura Dallam left Tuesday for a
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Ewing, in Beiair.
Mrs. Mitchell and children, of Wash
ington, are the guests Of Mrs. George Nc
Aney in her home in Montgomery street
M. Waters Brehme was the guest the
past week Of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Brehme.
DR.. Will Byerly. of Baltimore, visited
relatives here during the week.
Miss Carpenter is the guest of Mrs.
William r. Bushby at the rectory.
Mrs. Jones. of Washington, is the guest
Of Mrs. William E. Bowling.
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Of the troop are Raymond Gielow, Bar
low White, Arthur Kettner, Louis Cole
man, Louis HoAman, Daniel Niekirk.
Philip Hartford. Fred Plant, Craig VII
ton, Louis Goodrich, Harry Nichols.
Percy Darcy, Solomon Scher. Emmet
O'Neil, John Keister, Edward Kidwell,
Thomas Clementson and Vaugn Hartford.
Mrs. Mollie Speaks spent the weekend
at the beach with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Cooper.
Mr. Robt T. Montgomery the newly
appointed postmaster at the Beach. spent
several days last week in the city.
Miss Bessie Mason, of Orange. Va, is
visiting Miss Ada Cosdon, at Shellhsh-on-
the-Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs J. n. Rupert. OF Wash
ington, have reopened their cottage on
the front
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Lamb are again oc-
driveway.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lorsberg and family
have rented the Chauncey cottage for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frs Lamb are at
their cottage for a two-week stay.
Mrs. Joseph Dierken and family will
occupy cottage Idle Hour this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Columbus and chill
dren, Of Washington, are at the Wilson
cottage for the summer.
Miss Caroline Dashiell, after spending
the winter in Hyattsville, Nd, is again
at her Beach home.
Mrs Ella D. Adams, who is recuperat-
ing after a serious illness, is the guest of
her son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Gillies at the Rott cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Greenwood and
family OF Southeast Washington, are oc-
cupying Snug Harbor' this season.
Miss Clara Mae Reichenbach. OF Wash
ington. spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cullen.
Mrs. A. f. Edwards and daughters,
Miss Claudia and Miss Ethel, and Miss
Marie Reader, are at The Linden for
a two weeks visit.
e Capt. C. H. Reynolds is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vermilion.
Mr.. George Moore in his launch.
Martha B" is cruising in the waters
around the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cadmus, Of Wash
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COLONIAL BEACH.

Mrs. F. B. Nash and daughters. Misses
Drew. Edith and Mildred. are at Cush-
ing Cottage for the season.
DR.. w. Z. Marshall. who has spent the
winter in Asheville. n. C, returned to
Beach last Thursday, accompanied by
Mrs. Marshall
Mrs. NJ. n. King is at the Logan cot
tage on Boundary street, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney B. Harrison and
children are occupying the cottage Ros-
lyn this season.
Scout Troop of Peck Memorial Chapel
Georgetown. under direction OF Mr.. Harry
Angus, is having its annual outing at
Alvin Smith Memorial Home Members
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
far as Athens. Then viii return to
Hyattsville about August Is

far as Athens Then win return to
Hy1ttsville about August Is.
Mrs. George Held and children left
early this week for a visit TO Mrs. Heirs
parents at Indian Head. CHARLES County.
Mrs. Agusta R. Swords. Of washing
ton, has been visiting Mrs. Jesse l. Lane.
In Riverdale.
Mrs. Cherer Of Binghamton, N. Y, ID
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gates. in Riv-
erdale
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Grimes, OF Bos-
ton, Mass, have returned after a delight
full visit to friends. near Bladensburg.
Miss Mildred champney. Of Riverdale.
is visiting her mother at Chesapeake
Beach. Calvert County.
The Misses Frances and Blanche Jen-
nings, of Baltimore, have returned after
p delightful visit TO friends near Mount
Rainier. Prince George County.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Young, OF An
napolis, Nd, has been visiting the latters
relatives near Chillum, Prince George
County.
Miss Helen Jennings. Of Portsmouth,
Va, has returned after a pleasant stay
with friends in johnson avenue.
Mrs. Gertrude 1. Oliver. of Newark.
Del. has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Carrie T. Hendricks, near Bladensburg.
Mr.. Alfred Moran, OF Washington, is
Visiting his grandfather. Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Moran.
Miss Katherine o. Lawrence, OF Coftey-
willie, Kans.. has returned after a pleasant
stay with friends.
Miss Helen Bollinger, of Newport News,
Va, has returned after a pleasant stay
with friends near Bladensburg.
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il=ton. who are established in their per-
nRGent home. corner OF Losing avenue
and Hamilton street. are entertaining
,EUir sister. Mrs. Albert Emmon. Of New
GuTSh, y. Y.
Among the guests at Hotel johnson
are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Blum. Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Weisenberg and daughter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Luher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway and daughter,
Miss Miss Dorothy Shelton. are in their
cottage on the upper end OF Beach.
DR.. @. B. Harrison spent several days
last week in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reded are occupying their
new cottage The Ideal on the upper
Beach.
Mrs Ida N. Bailey and her cousin,
Claude Ellis and Eleanor Brickley, are
at Cottage Hawthorne for a two weeks
stay.
Mrs. Jno. T. Chauncey, ACCOMPANIED by
her daughter, Miss Lillian Chauncey and
sister. Mrs. Harper. spent last week at
their cottage on the front
Mrs. F. r. Lamb was hostess TO a
house party over the Fourth consisting
OF Mrs. E. J. Humphrey and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Langley and chill
dren, and Mr.. Guy Chaplin
Mrs. Frances W. Lee and children. OF
Hyattsville. will spend a month at The
Potomac"
Mrs. W. L. Cullen is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. suter Reiehenbach and daugh-
ter, Doris, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Reichenbach
Cottage "Cesea" is occupied this sea-
son by Mrs. Mary J. Burke, Messrs WILL
lam and Louis Burke, and Miss Alice
Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Vermilion are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs Herzog and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Harty.
Among the guests at the New Atlanta
are Mrs. Anderson. Miss E. NJ Allen.
Miss NJ. E Martin. Mrs. Annie F. GriEs-
by. Miss Emma Lorraine Grigsby. Mr..
Lawson G. Imam, and Mrs. Leo Ruben,
At the Colonial Beach Hotel are A. p.
Green and wife. James P. Green and wife,
!. H. Aiken, B. F. Queen. Mr.. and Mrs,
r. B. BuzZiard. Miss NJ. A. BiEIey, Miss
Mary C. Brewer John Thomson. II.
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Green Miss Mar
garet Green. Mrs. G. F. Mcintosh. Mrs.
A. W. Belmont, H. H. Hendricks, Hartley
Potts, Mrs. !. V. Hendricks, L. c. Hadley,
Allen c. Fitzhugh, Charles II. Beutscher.
and family. and Miss Ruby Thomas.
Washington guests at steuart Cottage
are J. E. Deutz, R. E. Mcdonald, s. L.
Barron. o. E. White. c. c. Taylor,
Charles F. Hoffman. E. W. Persons, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Wilkins. ]. /. Wagner, L. c.
Taft, A. n. Caulfield. A. c. Carieker, and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Parkhill.
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Joint Installation Postponed.

Owing TO the fact that so many of
the ofricers-elect OF both Central Lodge.
No. !. and Metropolis Lodge. No. Is.
could not be present last Friday evening,
the eve Of the Fourth of July, the in
stallation Of the officers of said lodges
was postponed until Friday evening, July
10, when Past Grand Master and g. r.
". w MILAN, assisted by past
grands from Harmony Lodge, No. .,
will install the officers of both lodges
Jointly in the lodge room OF Metropolis
Lodge, No. Is, southwest corner OF d
and Ninth streets northwest. A cor
dial welcome is extended TO all members
OF the order to be present
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Martha Washington and Dorcas Re-
bexas to Hold Installation.

On Friday evening, July 10, the Off
GERS Of Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge No. 3, and Dorcas Rebekah Lodge
No. 4, will be installed in their respective
lodge rooms at $50 o'clock. The off,
GERS OF Martha Washington Lodge will
be installed by Past Noble Grand Emma
]. S. Murray, assisted by members of
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 6, and the
officers OF Dorcas Rebekah Lodge by
Past Noble Grand Anna Billings. as
sisted by members Of Esther Rebekah
Lodge No. ).
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Grand Warden Hope Il Install
Officers of Washington Lodxe.

"Wednesday evening. July 8, Grand War
den William J. Hope, assisted by past
grands from Washington Lodge. No. :,
will publicly install the incoming CORDS
OF officers Of Federal City Lodge, No
%. Northeast Temple. corner II and
Twelfth streets northeast. The lodge has
prepared program to follow the in
stallation exercises, and cordially invites
the attendance Of any members OF IN.
Jurisdiction. and their friends TO be pres
ent, and Join in the social part Of the
evening.
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Jimmy" performed the mysteries Of
ventriloquism in q very clever manner
One OF the things that amused his audi.
ence was his ability 10 sing without NOV
ing his lips. Several solos were sung by
Mr.. William l. Thornton. Many admirers
OF Mr.. Thornton's rich tenor voice en-.
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
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Grand Chaplain Pctty to Oniciate
for LanEdon Lodge.

Grand Chaplain H. S. Petty, who has
for several weeks been overseeing his
farm near Front Royal. Va, will return
to the city prepared 10 install the off,
GERS Of Langdon Lodge No. 26 Monday
next, after which he will return to Vir-
ginia for the remainder of the summer
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Columbia CoIumRndery, X. t.,
Holds ConcIave.

Columbia Commandery. No. 2, KNIGHTS
Templar' held a stated conclave last Fri
day night The order of the Temple ana
Malta was conferred. The conclave was
attended by large number Of sir knights
and the work was given In a most i'm
pressive manner Several prominent
visitors were present
Commander Seaton ". Trunnel in his
circular calls attention to the excursion
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Knights of Pythias Events.
Calendar.

July S-Eaual Lodgs No. Il, and ArArGnth. No.
=. business Century, No 30. rank Of page.
July T-webster, No. 7; HeIrnione. No. Il; EIcel-
Eor No a. and Myrtle. No. .. bus1ness
july s-Mount Vernon, No 5; Union. No. 2. and
Columbia No. .. business
July s-HGrmony. No. 2, business
July l0-syncusans No. 10. and Rathbone-Supe-
nor, No. p business
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
july s-Ffiendship Temple, No. 2. business.
July ll-Rathbone Temple, No. .. busines.
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OF Columbia Commandery. which occurs
on July "a and II is fully expected to
eclipse all previous AFFAIRS Of its kind.
The commander also announces the fol-
lowing appointments: Lecturer, John A.
Meyer; assistant lecturer, Charles =.
Baldwin; Instructor OF work. Frank =.
Gibson: committee on drill team: Charles
q. Foster, chairman; Charles E. Bald
win; Charles A. Stewart. Frank Z. Glib
son. Charles d. Shackleford. Virgil M.
Fooies, George H Whiting, Albert A.
Roby Harry L. Gordon, Robert J. Bell
and George z. Hebbsrd.
New Eastern staH Chapter May BE
Formed.
A rumor is ahoat that a new Eastern
Star chapter viii soon be organized. II
Is said that the new chapter will be
known as Ascension Chapter" and a re-
quest will, no doubt, be made for q
charter. Those interested In the move
ment are working for the success Of the
new chapter. but the request for a char
ter may not be made until after the
summer season.
Grotto TO Hold Business Session.
Kallipolis Grotto, No. Is, Mystic Order
Of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Bealm, will hold a special business ses-
sion next Thursday evening at the Cham
Der Of Commerce Hall. Twelfth and r
streets northwest. Candidates will be OBJ
ligated in short form. and ARRANGEMENTS
for Chesapeake Beach outing July % and
other important matters will be acted
upon.
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Youngest Rehekah Lodge TO Install
Officers.

The members Of the Rebekah branch
Of the order are reminded that. on
Tuesday evening next, the newly elected
officers of Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No
T. viii be installed in the lodge room of
Langdon Lodge No 26 This Is the first
regular installation Of the officers Of
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Doing Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.

SUBORDINATE LODGES
July s-Beacon No. IS. Union No II, and Lang
don. No d. installation; Covenant. No. u. bGsi-
ness
July T-washinEton, No. 6. Golden Rule. No. q.
and Amity. No. 2. instsllatioa Of oiScen.
July IEastern. No. T. Harmony. No .. aud
FnendShip. No, L, business; Federll City, No.
%. public Installation.
July s-EEoelsior No. II. Columbia, No. 70. and
Salem. No. 2. business.
July o-Central. No. !, and Metropolis Nc. IL
Yoint installation; Phoenix. No q, business
ENCAMPMENTs.
July s-ColumbiA. No. J. tnstiilation-
REBEKAH DODGEs
July 6-Naoui. No. ], and Ruth. No Z inStAlIA-
ton.
July T-Hdelity, No. :. inStallatiou Of ocieerH
July ie-MarthI WGShingtoa. No. J. and DoroaS
No. 4. Installation
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
July H-Canton Washington. No. l. drll
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Rehekah Lo,IIssA to Install oaicer..

Monday evening. July s. the officers of
Naomi Rehekah Lodge, No. l. will be
installed by Past Noble Grand Dora ].
B. Hendrix, assisted by a corps of Of
hcers from Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge, No. g. On the same evening Of
hcers Of Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. .
will be installed by Past Noble Grand
Florence Pyle. assisted by Past Noble
Grand from Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No.
4, members OF the Rebekah branch of
the order are cordially invited to be
present.
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Notes of other Grand Lodges.

Notes of other Grand Lodges.
The Grand Lodge Of Washington has
selected H. C. Koons, OF TakomA, as
grand chancellor. and as a fitting recog-
milton of the value Of Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seal H. NJ. Love have not
only reelected him, but have increased
his salary. and the Grand Lodge also
voted to send him TO the convention Of
the Supreme Lodge at Winnipeg.
]. S. Patrick. of Paris. Tex, has been
elected as grand chancellor Of tEat do
main for the coming year.
Century Lodges Entertainment n
Big Success.
The entertainment and smoker held by
Century Lodge No. 90 on last Monday
evening was very largely attended. many
visitors from other lodges in the domain
being present.
h. The committee having charge Of the af-
fair. presented a very enjoyable pro-
gram.
Past Chancellor Mark Stearman was in
troduced and made a short address. well
coming the visitors and their friends. Mr..
Stearman was presented with a solid
gold past chancellor's jewel Grand
Chancellor H. N. Yandervort, on behalf
Of the Grand Lodge. made the presenta-
ton.
A quartet, known as The Washington
Four" composed OF Frank Smith, tenor:
Harry Lewis. barytone; Daniel Burke,
tenor. and James sewell. bass, rendered
several songs which won universal ap-
provsl.
Mr.. Frank Green and his negro doll.
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Eastern and Harmony Lodges Hold
Joint Installation.

Wednesday evening the following ON
GERS Of Eastern Lodge, No. I, and Har-
mony Lodge. No. .. were jointly installed
by E. w. Bradford. past grand master
and grand regent. assisted by past
grands from Beacon Lodge. No. Is Every
elective oficer in both lodges were
present on that occasion; Eastern Lodge,
No. :, noble grand. George Ecklof: vice
grand. Thomas II. Green; recording sec
retary, Samuel E. Boyce: financial sec
retary, c. W. II. Brown. and treasurer.
William ]. Rich: Harmony Lodge. No. 9,
noble grand. Seth f. Cole; vice grand. W.
c. W. Burgess: recording secretary, E
L. Dunn; financial secretary, George
5. Stewart, and treasurer. Thomas J
Gates. There was an unusually large at
tendance at the installation exercises, not
only OF members OF the two lodges, but
many members from other lodges. Dur
ing the business session Of Eastern
Lodge. No. :, three applications for mem
bership were received and referred.
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the youngest Rebekah lodge in this
Jurisdiction since its institution a few
weeks ago, and II is hoped that as
many members OF the Rebekah Lodges
as can will be present. thereby encour-
aging the new lodge. The officers will
be installed by Past Noble Grand Myrtle
Loebsack, and members from Esther
Rebekah Lodge No. 5.
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Mrs. Annie Cole Heads Dorcas Re-
bekahs

Dorcas Rebekah Lodge No. 4 held its
regular session in Northeast Temple
Friday evening. Election Of ofheers for
the ensuing term was the principal busi-
ness Of the evening. Mrs. Annie Cole
was elected noble grand; Miss Annette
Emery, vice grand; Miss Carter, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Dement,, financial
secretary; Mrs. Abbie NJ. Gates, treas
lIrer
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Capt. EmmonS Again Able to Re-
port for duty.

Capt L A. Emmons, of coldwsll Coun-
Gil No. :, military department. who has
been confined to his home with a broken
rib. is again able to be around.
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Washington Lodge Elect. omeer..

Tuesday evening Washington Lodge.
No. s, elected the following officers to
serve until December 81, and on the COM
Ing Tuesday evening, said officers will be
Installed by Grand Guardian L. 8. Saw
age assisted by a corps OF past grands
from Phoenix Lodge. No. Is: Noble grand,
G. G. Jewell: vice grand. william s.
Grim; recording secretary, Daniel ".
Greene: financial secretary, William J.
Hape, and treasurer, Alfred II. Noakes.
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Capital Lodge. No. u. has been grant
cd q dispensation to hold their conven-
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Past Grand mcconnell to ortci.te

Next Tuesday evening the incoming
ofhcers Of Golden Rule Lodge. No. p.
will be installed into Office by Past Grand
W. H. Mcconnell. assisted by a corps Of
past grands from Federal City Lodge,
No. 20.
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
July s-Poton.e. No. s: 3: ,; French. No Is
business; AnacDstia, No. q, 2. C.; PentIlphG, No
., F. C.; Mount Pleasant, No. y &c
July T-Nstioual No L; Arminius, No >. called
Of; N. n. PHrfsr. No. 2. N. NJ; King DAVID
July s-Hamoay. No. u. F. c.; King Solomon,
No. q. special Z A
July s-rhs New Jerusalem, No. .; Georr. O
Whiting. No. =
July lO-st Joan's. No. Il: Hope. No. F.o
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
July i-LAilyetts, No 5. called Of; Washington
July s-,Nouat Pleasant, No. IS
July s-wsshinEton, No. ?
July o-Eurska, No 4; Capitol. No. L.
KNIGHTs TEMPLAR CoSrSdANDERIEs.
July s-0rient, No. s.
July s-wISlangton, No. /
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
July T-Mithas Lodge Of Perfection, No /
YELLED PROPHETS.
July s-KGlhpois Grotto. No. IS. business session
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
July e-Ruth, No ].
July T-MiIpah, No. g.
July s-Naoni, No ,. called Of Brookland, No.
IL '
July s-wilian p Hunt. No Is
July n-Takoma, No. ls; Cathedral. No a.; St
Johns Lodge. No. Is. called Of.
DeIos w. Thaycr Gives Lecture.
Inc lecture given by Delos w. Thayer
Past Master Of King Solomon Lodge in
the Commandery room Of the new Ma
sonic Temple under the auspices Of Leba-
non Lodge No. Z, F. A. A. NJ, on the
evening of June 18th. was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large throng present
Pictures of famous cathedrals and noted
cities Of Germany, Holland, Italy and
England, and other foreign views were
shown, accompanied by an interesting
description by Brother Thayer. Past
Master Thayer was thoroughly conver-
SAINT with his subject and is to be con-
graduated upon the manner in which he
1t. The collection of slides Dos
sessed by Brother Thayer is said to be
one OF the best of its kind and was col
lected during his travels abroad
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tions every other. Tuesday during the
heated term.
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W. T. RobinSon Elected Grand
Chancellor Of Missouri.

The Grand Domain Of Missouri has
elected W. T. Robinson. Of La Plata, as
their grand chancellor for the coming
year.
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Schedule.

caritaI LodEs to nn.. summer
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]. S. Patrick, Of Paris. Tex, has beer
elected as grand chancellor Of that do
main for the coming year.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.