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The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Tribal Events of Red Men.

Red Wing Tribe met ats Painters Hall
sixth and q streets northwest. last week
and will meet tomorrow night at 6i5
Louisiana avenue northwest The fol
lowing visitors Were present: Great
Sachem John / Bunch. Past Great
Sachem Fuller. and Sachem Bolter. 81
Logan Tribe.
Logan Tribe met Thursday night at
Red Mems Hall. Wisconsin avenue and
y street northwest. The charte" Of I.n-
gan Tribe Was ordered drau2d in mem
DRY of Max Benter. who died February
=. IN invitation was extended to the
womcn's branch Of the order, the Degree
If Pocohantas, for sunday. March 81.
Usage Tribe mot Monday night at So
ciety Temple. Fifth and C streets north
west. Louis !. Ra"hach will he initiated
tomorrow night. Great Sach"m John |.
Bunch spoke :" the tribe.
Idaho Trih" met Tuesday night at
Northeast Temple. The degree team con
f"rrcd the three degrees on J. r. Jenkins.
VIII" is connected with No. : precinct
polio" station.
Mineola Tribe met FRIDAY night at Ma
sonic Hall. AnacOsta. The degree team
under tn" leadership of Past Great
50 chem White conferred the second 10
gree on :. &. Ross. II. 4. Bolts. and o.
F. Owens. SaChom Brown welcomed the
new members. assisted by Past SaChcm
eaton.
OsCeOla Tribe met ut Ma soniC Hail.
nallytown Wednesday night
large floral piece was sent to William.
Fred. and Augustus VoiCht who have
just lost their mother. Mrs. Sophia
Noght.
Seneca Tribe met last Friday night =:
Bank Hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. The tribe Is planning for
class initiation and bowling contest with
Logan Tribe.
Sioux Tribe met last Thursday
night at Painters Hall. Great Sachem
Bunch. Great Prophet Guthrell. Great
Senior Sycamore Heidenheimer and
Great Press Representative Kubetz
spoke. Past Sachem Cation of Mineola
Tribe. was present.
Sachem J. Levy requests the pres
ence of all members of the tribe next
Thursday night. as the tribe makes
n fraternal visit to Logan Tribe in
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

At the meeting OF Powell-Johnson As
ISOLATION last Tuesday night. a commit
tee was appointed to cooperate with
Snowden Ashford. municipal architect.
for the purpose Of introducing features
into the plans for the new building
which will adopt it for use ~ . COM
munity center
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Rath bone-SuperiOr Lodge An
nounces Work.

Rathhonc-Superior Lodge. No. %. is ar
ranging for an impressive presentation
of the esquire rank at its convention on
Friday night. in which n number Of
prominent members of the order are eX-
pected To participate.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Woodmen Of the World.
alensiar.

CAMPS
March Odd GE1r W. J.
March 70 Potomac. NJ. =. Na,Ir " r.
March E-GecTset0vn. " n
LADIES CIRCLE
March Mount Vernon Grove. y" :
March i'-Will"w Grove. y"
At Mount Vernon camp. y" >. Last
Tuesday evening. William VI. Mcdonald
was elected deputy. vice \. n. RUrdUr.
resigned Banker Schoneberger ann"uur-
ed that arrangements had been mad" :"
hold the annual excursion 1" Marshall
Hall July ~. DR.. Moftt. Dr. Tobias.
Lieut.. Col. WiIsh"r and Banker : hone
berger gave interesting talks.
The degree team and unif"rmr.! ..nE
are working hard to perfect themselves
in their work for the class initiation 70
D. held next month. Lieut. col. Wilshc:.
assisted by III" staff Of tn. iG&d reg U"nt.
=. r. hav" drills and reh"arsals every
Monday evening at the N0rthcasr Ter1-
pie. \ committee Of ARA ngemonts. with
DR. II. W. Tobias As chairman. was tI,-
pointed to attend t" all matters pertain
ing to the initiation. Dr. Tobias appoint
ed the Chairmcn Of the sIhc"mnittees
as follows. w II Mckinney. c1ndi-
dates: pr. Tast,tt. hall: W. =. Marts h.
music; z + Williams. decorations: pr.
Jaeger. entertainment: g g. whistler
initiation. J. .. Houston. reception. and
a ways and means committee to h." com
posed of Or. Tobias Or MOffirt 7nd ~
Potter. The next meeting Of the G-.a.
ties and physicians will De held At 5,Irs
Second street northeast, Thursday,
March II.
Next sunday the twelve delegates and
four head camp officers will Ieav" herr
for In" convention Of this jurisdiction.
to be- H. id at FaIrmrnt. ". Va. II is
perted that there will he a contest fnr
some Of IN" offices as there are p mum
her Of candidates in the field. and the
District expects t" get its snare III ,t-
hOnors. not only ny promoting; its pres
ent officers. nut by eleCtirC additional
ones
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Order of Scottish Clans.

Clan MacLenuan. No. DO will meet at
Ioi S.Nth street northwest. Wednesday
evening. There will b" several proposals
for slemhersh!p. A drill team will he
inauEIrated to assist in the Initiation.
Lester Leppcr is chief.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Ucrmionc Lodge Changes Meeting
Nights.

Hermone Lodge. No l.. has changed
its conventions from the first and third
Tuesdays to the second and fourth We'd
nesdays of each month.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Syracu.isns Lodge Close. Annivcr-
sary Class.

The work of the week on Candi-
dates for the ffty-first anniversary
classes closed at Syracusians Lodge,
No. 10, Friday night with the presen-
tation of the ranks of page and
ESQUIRE. The lodge has the rank of
knight. in amplified form, scheduled
for next Friday night
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Notes Of Pythian sisters.

Rathbone Temple. No. S. Pythian
Sisters, initiated a number of candi-
dates at its meeting Friday night and
acted upon several applications. Mrs
Olivia Atherton. most excellent chief
of Rathbone Temple. entertained the
officers of the temple Monday night
at her residence. Those present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. Mrs. Mary F.
Mitchell. Mrs. Lola Marks. Mrs. sara
Darling, Mrs. Isabelle Pollock, Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Columbia Lodge 4" Confer Rank of
Esquire.

columbia LodC". NO. .. reports tn" re-
C"Dtinn Of number OF applications. hI-
diCatinE large classes for tn" spring
work The esquire rank will h.. conferred
on Wednesday night
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Improved Order Heptasophs.

Columbia Cunclavc. No. II. J. .. H.,
archon appointed the following publirity
committee. with directions TO visit the
various COnClaves and ascertain what ac-
tivities are going on among them: I.e-
land T AthertOn. chairman: Robert =.
Tracy. and W. Irving Connolly.
The following is list of the seven
new applicants who We're obligated prior
to the grand joint degree. which is to
be held shortly: Fairfax NJ. Anterior.
s o. Ford. Or. J. L. Shirley. Dr. l. q.
Warfield. William r. Traylor. Thomas p.
Wilgus. and s. c. Chipley. The meeting
was followed by an interesting enter
tainment by the Hep Quartet" accom-
panied by T. J. Greeley, pianist. Several
solos were sung by W. Irving Connolly
BARITONE, and an exhibition of buck
dancing was given by Robert {. Tracy.
Howard Perry ConClave. No s26,
met Monday night at Eagles Hall. \
class of four were initiated by the
new degree team. captained by Past
ArChon George \. petteys. There were
a number of members present from
other conclaves in this city and sew
eral VISITORS from out of town. among
them DIR. Bernard Purcell Muse. Of
Baltimore. very prominent member
of the order. who addressed the con-
Clave The degree team was highly
Complimented for its work. and 4
buffet luncheon was served after the
regular meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Tents of the Maccabees.


March : National Tent No . old Masonic Tenn
I'e: AnacostIa Tent. No. :. Masonic Han. Ana
costa.
March a-Nount Vernon Tent. No : Masonic
Temple. Eighth and streets northeast: Bright
wood Tent. No. s. Naccaber Hall RrigItwood.
March 1i-nistrict Tent. No. 3 -Four and half
and q streets southwest
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Capital City Conclave has started in
to do some effective work. it is an
nounced The members are determin-
ed TO make 1915 the banner year. and
will try to do their part toward
securing the 1000 new members
The entertainment committee prom
ises many surprises for the next meet
ipt
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Degree of Pocahontas.

Idaho Council held its seventeenth
anniversary at Northeast Temple last
week. There was large attendance
of Idaho Tribe and council members.
as well several visitors from other
councils and tribes. Past Great
Sachems Garner and Thompson car
ried off the hOnors in assisting the
council in making the affair sue
cess.
White Eagle Council held an omen
meeting last Wednesday night at So
ciety Temple. Commissioner of PEN
sions Salzgaber. a member of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men of Ohio. gave
an interesting address on "Redmen-
ship and the Degree of Pocahontas."
He was received by Past Great Sachem
DR.. w. S. Whitman. who acted as
chairman on behalf of White Eagle
Council Great Sachem Sohn l. Bunch
gave a talk.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

United States naval officers have de-
veioped colored glass that renders
visible the fumes from smokeless pow
der.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Columbia Heights Boys Club will issue
n school paper on the first Nonda~ of
each month during the remainder Of tn.
year. John Il. Horton has been mad
"ditor-in-chief: Perry Coleman. business
manager, and David GottwaIs sporting
editor.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Anacostia Tent. No. :. last Monday
night initiated four candidates with the
full form ritual r. A. Estep. of this
tent. has been elected a delegate to the
district convention. which meets here
April 10. A. X. Parker was elected alter
nate
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

G. w. White. president of the Met
ropohtan National Bank. addressed
the Washington High School Bank di-
rectors last Friday
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

The time and place of meeting of the
various District councils are as follows:
Pioneer council. So Louisiana avenue
northwest. Fridays 30 p. M: Empire
Council Eighth and | streets southeast,
Mondays. 10 p. m: Goodwill Council.
Four-and-one- and G. streets south
west Saturdays. - y. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Monday evening will he ''rallyiuG
night at the Empire Council. The
''Ramhlers'' will he present to participate
in tn" program. Members of the various
other councils are invited to he present
at this meeting
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Metropolitan Tent at its meeting last
Tuesday night elected ID. Edward Clark
delegate to the district convention. Mr..
Clark has just returned from an extended
visit to the Bermudas.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Tuesday night Mount Vernon Tent NJ.
4. held a uniting mee ting or a welcoming
of Columbia Tent. which has just re-
Gently been consolidated with Mount
Vernon Tent. The initiation of three
candidates. done almost entirely by The
members of the degree team coming in
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

CAMPS.
March = Old GElrv. NJ. =
March 70 Potomac. W. =: NarIr ". Is.
March E-CieCTsetOvn. " ~
LADIES CIRCLE
March Mount Vernon Grove. y" I:
March = Willow tirlvr " :.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Fidelity Chapter Meets in New
Home.

t'Id, lily Chapter. No. ~. -. f.. : held
IL first meeting in its new nome. the
htil uf tn" Iowa Avenue NJ. T.. church.
"' TUESDAY evening. March :. and the
large number Of members and visiting
friends present wcr" enthusiastic in their
praise OF tn" hail with its complete out
lit Of new furniture. Grand MatrOn
t'atharinA LOffl"r and Grand Patron Ar
tuUr NJ. PnyUt"u. VIII pay Fidelity chap
t.r tn" annual official visit March is.
TT" entertainment committee is prepar-
luC .u interesting program. and Worthy
MatrUn Stella Knapp extends cordial
IIvitHtinu t" all friends to D. present
,'.d lu-r"r; FId"Iry's new home
I~..urut Commander Seat"n ". Truu-
'.'l. "f columbia Tommandery. No. : *.
=. Mas IA" recipient Of many ConGratu-
l.i.n'.> f": bringing ia 4 successful con-
l.uSiuU IN. CLIMAX of his big nights at
10" last r"nvn,atinm Of the commandery.
TN" r"nnHud"lN room wa~ crowded To
III" door with srr h1IghtS. who in their
rr'l.ut uniforms made = splendid ap-
p"trauc.. Tn" accession 10y tho big turn
"Tt WIS ia. conference "f lh,. order of
TIA" temple. HIrh WAS done by cast
."mpos''d Of past grand commanders
and the work VAS dom in an excellent
and impr"SSIN" nanner This i said to
l." the first time that IN event of this
kind has occurred sine" the formal ton
"f tn" Grand Cnmmand-r,. The cast
NI~ A. fellows:
trr,lrr of tn. TempIe-F.minent COM
rrand.r. II r. Sir knight Alexander
Grant. c"u"ralissimn. r. +. Sir Knight
Harrison bingham: captain general. r.
r.. Sir Knight Andrew W. Kelley: senior
warden. r. +. Sir Knight charles r.
Lindsey. Junior warden. r. r.. Sir Knight
Walter ] In,
+. Sir Knight William r. Galliher; treas
n~cr. L. +. SIR Knight Rein w. Darby:
rrrnrd"l. Il. T.. SIR Knight George r.
C"rsou. standard bearer. r f. Sir
knichI Thomas T.. Morgan: sword hear
81. L. +. Sir Knight George {. Ober:
Ward"r. L. +. Sir Knight Henry X.
Simpson,
order Of Ma!ta-t.mincnt prior f. Sir
kn'Ght Charles T.. Baldwin. excellent
i'~'lat". Sir Knight James II. Mcintosh.
t,hInr Club {" Hold Bnnau~t.
Tn" N~hltr club Of Master Masons
composed "f members nf tn" Masonir
fraternity employed in Tn" State, War
ana Navy departments and the White.
iIOus'. will hold its first annual banquet
At tn" Ehhitt House Thursday night
March IS Prominent among the invited
guests Who will address the club will he
Secretaries l.IndleN NJ. Garrison and JO-
~"phuS Daniels. Gen. ". &. G0rCaS Sur
econ General of tn" Army. and Samuel
Gomp"rs. president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. and several Senators
and Representatives
Music for IN" occasion will he fur
uishcd ny Bonrman's Orchestra. and
many will have the pleasure of hearing
for the first time a march written by
u. j. WriChtsman and dedicated to the
club. entitled The Ashlar Club March"
II has made quite hit among the fra
i"rnitY. The members and their friends
also will he entertained during the even
ing by Mr. Callow. writer OF the we'll
known Tony the Barber articles
Many other surprises await the club on
this occasion. and the affair will doubt
less prove an immense success
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

bSsG" Tribe mot Monday night at So
"iety Temple. Fifth and C streets north
west. Louis !. Ra"haCh will he initiated
tomorrow night. Great Sach"m John |.
Bunch spoke :" the tribe
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

BY carefully worked out plan.
social center work became active at
the Gales School last week. Each
teacher will direct speciality one
hour after school each week In this
way children will be taught crochet
ing. folk dancing. dramatics. basket
ball. chorus singing and extra cIass-
room work.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Idaho Tribe met TUESDAY night at
Northeast Temple. The degree team con-
f"rr"d tn" three degrees on J. X. Jenkins.
VIII" is connected with No. : precinct
police station.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Miss Lewanna wilkins. teacher Of
biology at Eastern. and Miss q \
Shelp. teacher OF "inath" at the sam.
school. left the city last week on in
definite leave of absence due to i'll
ness. Their places have been filled
by Misses Mcmillan and Barker.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Principal Wilkinson. of Armstrong;.
spoke on The South and Educational
Progress" at the session of the
Southern Educational League held IN
Richmond. Va. Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Debate on Compulsory Compensa-
ton Law between Central High
School and Baltimore City College has
been postponed until March &c. The
debate will be held in the evening.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

One of the local theatcrs has been
engaged for an afternoon performance.
of Pride and Prejudice" to he given
by Western High :, hOOl Dramatic So
Clety after the Easter holidays.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Frederick Simpson of National Tent.
No. |. died last week at his home in Ash
land. Va, and was buried at Leesburg,
Va
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Kate Smith. Mrs. Roberta Prescott.
and Miss Mary r. Steiner.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Miss Emma Thompson has been
chosen valcdiCtOrIan for the 1915
graduating class of Wilson Normal
school. Louise RridG,s is president
Of the class: Maud" Burkiin, vice
president; Alice Vessels. secretary,
and Helene RolIow. treasurer
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. >. conferred
the Rehekah degree on a class OF Ave
candidates at its meeting Monday night.
Visitors were present from outside iuris-
dictions. Refreshments were served.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Tenna llytown Wednesday night
large floral piece was sent to William.
Fred. and Augustus NoiCht who have
Just lost their mother Mrs Sophia
Nnipbt
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

There was large gathering of mem
bers of the degree team and social class
of Ruth Rebekah Lodge Thursday night.
A rehearsal of the degree work was
held.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

The state commander has practically
recovered from an attack of grippe, and
is attending to his official duties again.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Riffs and bangs witty slams. and
forCeful slang. are features Of = Iir-
tie paper. The Wonder" which has
just been issued by an "nterprisinE
section at Business. CartOouinC and
printing are done by Vernon SNOW
who owns a printing press
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

TIL" cn"ampment social Cnmmitte" has
arranged for its next open social 1T
Fred ID. Stuart Enca mpnent Tuesda Y
night. March =. All members of the order
are invited
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Seneca Tribe met last Friday night n:
Bank Hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast The tribe Is planning for n
class intia ton and bowling contest with
Logan Tribe.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
Visitors Witne.. Golden Rules De-
gree Work.

Golden Rule Lodge, No. II. conferred
the second degree last Tuesday even
ing. Many visitors were present from
other lodges both of this jurisdictio
and adjoining States. Next Tuesday
evening the third degree will be CON
ferred by a select team OF the lodge.
All members of the order ar" invited
to attend.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Dore W".fsteiner. 'ceiIist. and Miss X.
Stonehraker. pianist. gave Il musical u,
Wilson Normal. Friday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Tech has been granted permission
by the BOARD Of Education to hold
its annual luncheon in April for the
benefit of school athletics
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

\ general board on vocational guidance
in high schools. consisting of q menu
her of the faculty from each high school.
has been appointed as follows: : =.
Lucas. of business; J. +. Smith. Tech
meal; Mrs. :. F. Farr. Central: Mis-
z. Hawes. Eastern. and Miss Maruarrt
Merrill. Of Western
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

Remembering the capacity audiences Of
past Years. Cuisines High school Will
give three evenings, April Il -. y. t.
their spring play. William Gilletto's
Secret Service has been selected.
the cast of characters has been as
signed. and weekly rchearsals are
being held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
TELLER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Two Letters Found Among Ehcc's
Indicate Financial Trouble.

Cleveland, March 2o.-b. o. NM
~ wears old, Of Pittsburgh. receiving
teller in the Cleveland Federal fc-
serve Bank shot and killed himself IL
u room on the seventh floor OF the
building in which the hank Is Iocatc"
yesterday.
Among Hills effects, 1t was stated
were found tIvo letters from P',IS-
h,rmh bank. one reminding him that
- nctc he had given for s773 would
'.c due Friday and another that inc
bank WIS still holding his SI,0He
Pittsburgh school bonds as collateral
for the note of William II Door Com
many. Pittsburgh, for $1,000, Indorscd
10y Hill.
The letter regarding the note Que
Friday was received shortly before
Hi! killed himself.
iljIl was married and is SAID t'
have been in bad health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
FALLS IN BATTLE
French Counsel of State Preferred
To Be : Private

Paris, March 2O-The death Of
Henri Collrnon. Counselor Of State,
ON the field of battle in eastern
FRANCE is announced.
NJ. Collignon, although IS years
OF age volunteered as private SOL
der and used his great influence IN
nuhlic affairs TO secure an assign
mcnt in active service.
He had been fighting for months IN
The French and, according TO ms OH
GERS, showed remarkable GOODNESS ANA
bravery.
lie WAS recommended several
limos for promotion to til" rank Of
second lieutenant, which he refused
nrcfcrring 10 serve as Il priNa1c'
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREM TER CARRIER OF TIE
SOUTH
In effect October is, 1911:


n. Following schedule figures
arc published only us information aud
arc not guaranteed.
Trains leave Union Station, Alex
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III A. NJ, Du;::--I~ncal between
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SAT A. NJ. Daily Local.for lIar
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First class coaches Sleeping cars tc
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ton to let of Warrcnton branch pass
enGcrs.
1882 a. NJ. Daily--Mail tram.
coaches for Manassas, Warrcnton,
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ard Greensboro. Sleeping car frOlH
Greensboro To Atlanta.
30 j. Al. Daily local for Char
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GERMAN
.AlIt CASTLES.

The old story of the German vino
drew map of the world seems TO
POSSESS more truth than fiction. The
Teuton made the Fatherland embrace.
about two thirds Of his map while
he designated the United STATES as Il
small island.
\ picture of Europe completely
reorganized with Germany and her
allies dominating everything and
leyying upon their fallen rivals a
tribute. Of from l2O to l50 millions
ID, marks, is drawn by Rudolph Mar
tin, former minister Of the interior
of. Germany. in pamphlet entitled
The World War and Its End " thai
has just been issued.
The Writer, sees Germany firmly @eS
rablished aloieg the present tfenci,
coast, in position TO control both
London and Paris. and possessed OF
an3air fleet many thousands .; MA
chinesssands s4, eons airpen. He sees