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The following is taken from the
California Drug Clerks Journal:
WIIEREAS.A former member OF thi,
association. Mr.. +. !. browning In,
recently died; and
WHEREAS. The said y. l.. Browning
was the first chairman of the San
Diego branch. and u friend most
liehly respected and loved for his
sterling qualitic. of character. mud
his many gifts and talents: there.
fore. be- il
RESOLVED. That. We. the mem.
brr- of the san Diego Branch, Cali.
f"rnia Drug Clerks Association, cx-
pess ourselves ~ highly apprcciativr
of the many splendid qualities of our
departed iriend--his charming man
nrr. brilliant mind aud lorc of char
a"irr. his fine upright manhood witt,
ii. splendid youth and vigor--and We
h. rrwiih record our keen regrets and
deep sorrow at the lass sustained by
li> removal: and be- IL further
RESOLVED. That this resolution b,
copied IN the minutes of this meeting
that the same may M given public
ily IN the Drug Clerks journal. and
that II suitable copy of this letter he
forwarded io his mother.
Moved. seconded aud carried ihi>
third day of November. 1913 al
OF the san Diego Branch.
'alii"rnia Drug Clerks Association.
ID. NJ. Munger
Signed Roy l.. Terrell.
For III" twenty-five, members. San
deg" Branch. &. ID. G. A.
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Jolly Five Hundred Club

The Jolly Five Hundred club was
entertained this week by Mrs. NJ. J.
Moran. The guests of the honor
were Mrs. PIP. J. Meyer, of Oak e.
land, Cal. who j. Mrs. Moran, house
guest, and Miss Mae Leonard. who
received III" guest prizes, and the
score prize was won by Mrs. 7. q.
Upton
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A Correction

The Graphic wishes 1" Announce
that through IN error last week
the name Of Mr.. Alice browning
was printed H. Worthy Matron of
the local Eastern Star Chapter.
Mr.. l'rownln. i, not II member Of
the order. The uamr should have
been Mr.. Alice BARRACKS. We hast
cn Ia apologize aud will not let it
happen again.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Notice Of Annual Meeting OF
Shareholders

Notice is hereby given that the
Nunual Meeting of the shareholders
al the National Bank oi
Drning. New Mexico. for the election
ui directors Ia serve for the ensuing
wear. will he held in the banking
=, u,n of SAID hank. Tuesday, January
II. 1916. between the hours of l. a
..iok noon aud u T.. m.
Nv order of the Board of Directors
J. q. COOPER. Wee Pres
r.. l.. Foulk~. Cashier
Deming, n. NJ. December IL. 1915.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Social Circle

The Ladies Social Circle of the
PRESBYTERIAN church met ycstcrda y
afternoon with Mrs. J. VI. Crawford.
There was n small attendance on
account of Christmas preparations,
hut the mccvinp was successfully
carried oui according to the usual
program, doing fancy work, and al, &.
tending Ia the business affairs of
the Circle. Mrs.. Crawford served a
dainty luncheon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
Social Circle

The Ladies' Social Circle OF th,
Christian church wish to thank the
public very rord,ally for the sup
port given them NJ their recent ba-
Ear and supper .ivcn in the church.
They made u success oi the under
taking, and made S2l295, selling out
everything before they closed the
bnzar.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

FOR RENT-3-ro room brick. with y
bath and screened p"rchc>. Call ~,
Silver. dljtl
FOR RENT Two well furnished
rooms all modern convcnicnces.
Phone 81. III
FOR RENT Small cottage 81
Ruby ave. Nicely furnished, gar
den and porch. Enquire Graphic. -
SANGRE ha> rented houses in Dem
lng over ten years and i still in TIL
business. Il
FOR RENT Several good houses
See J. e. Barnes. Phone 362. Ma
honey Bldg If
FOR RENT Two or three rooms
with sleeping porch, partly furnished.
Garage. PIP Copper. 6ll
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

u. u. B"hanan started on u trim
t" eastern points last night.
II. W. Ceargin ut Ilondalc wa,
in tn" city this week buying cattle.
Mrs. Mary Hudson spent the wccL
end visiting in II Paso.
&. +. Kelly of Los Angeles, Wa.
in the city last Saturday
:. ). Cox OF Silver City was in
town last Saturday.
Fritz kohlmcycr of Fl Pa,o wa,
IN town last Saturday.
A. }. Brewer of Portland. Ore.
was in the city last Saturday.
Roy Gains of Oakland. Cal. wa,
in peming Tuesday.
Miss W. VI. Schattcd of Oklahom..
'iiy Wa, in Deming Wednesday.
r.. ID. Fox and family registered
in the city Wednesday. They came
up form Myndu,.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Morrison OF Mn.
neapolis, Mimi, were visitors in the
city Wednesday.
Two children Of Charles Wood
ward. came in Thursday To visit with
Mrs. j. Maulding of this city.
Mis- Mary Wyland, who has bcrn
visiting in Deming returned Ia Silver
City Thursday.
II. r. Whitaker and j. ". Crown
dus. of Fl Paso. reeisiere in Denim.
this week.
Mrs. W. +. .Iacoby Of Santa Rita
was in the city doing some Christ
mas shopping Wednesday.
Mr.. +. f.. Morton has zone /.
Columbus. Ind. an account of ia.
illness of her father She hopes Ia
return To Deminc for the holidays.
+ !.
Mrs.. W. +. MncRobcrl, aud son
who have been Ipening some tim
at Las Vegas, returned 10 DENIM
Thursday.
The Women's Missioner Socieiy
OF the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. J. q. Moir, Monday. Dee.
10Th at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. Hugh Ramsey. who ha~
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee .at
Miami. returned To Deming eWdnes-
day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mrs. Guss I.eseman is the guest of
her daughter Mrs. ID. Summers, her
daughter. Miss Francis l.eseman, of
San Marcial arrived in the city yes
tcrday to complete the family party
to he entertained during the holidays
by Mrs. Summers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

A small wooden rack. or one VI eel.
luloid. such AS are sold for holding
tooth brushes. u few clay pipes and
four yards OF bright red baby rlbon
serve to TX up gay little gift holding
promise Of fun for the young people
And bubble blowing Is not beneath
the dignity OF their elders: everyone
INDUCES In this pastime.
Two other pipes may be suspended
from this rack by shorter lengths OF
RIB, n and the man who prefers to
blow .moke M bubbles will Ike a .ack
which holds a fresh pipe or one he
may OF g. his friend.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE ~. n'r
desert REIMBURSEMENT. .ix mile. fr"'
town. well to first water only thirl,
feet; twenty acres yrubbed. hest 80
sandy loan soil This j. IN" '.r'''"
oi the valley aud goe> to the rr.'
live one. Address ~" care Graph
E.
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Breakfast

\ >iy O'Clock breakfast Wa, given
by Mis- Alice llilcr last Friday
morning. The guests were: Misses
l"na Willard. Olive Whitehill, Anna
.lar"h>cn. Nrrsic Smycr, and Dora
Num-.
The decorations were green aud
yellow. The soft light suggested the
coming Of dawn. although il was ex-
rc"dingly dark at the beginning Of
the six courses. After breakfast.
the Urls took an auto ride out I.
Spalding, returning in time for
school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

nc-day.
=. l.indaucr. who ha- been at the
) iair> an other places al interest oii
the coast. returned 10 the ell We'd
nr,day.
Mr.. \. |. Murray of Silver t'iiy.
and Mr.. McNannn al Separ, were
in the city doing Christmas ~hoppin.
Wednesday.
T.. u. lhrkford oi the New Mex
IL" Implement company returned
yesterday from u business "Trip To
AIhuucrluc.
u. j. Duran. al Alm'ucrpuc. VIII,
! l. state manng,r tor the Kansas
Ciiy Life ln-ural cc TO-. was in the
ily Thursday.
Mr.. =. j. bee Of Fort Bayard was
IN the city yesterday en- route To
! Kansas tilN. where she will vi>u
her daughter. Mr.. Fitzgerald.
| d. T.. Dawes. Of Idaho. u s"n-in-
law al J. J. torpin.cr of llondnl'
! ha> Just come T." this section To-
l"rnir IN hi. land near lIondalc.
T.. 7. Carpenter "t Anthony. stop
ped over in town Thursday cn route
Ia faywood 4" hook over his place
IN that section.
En- route from Iowa T." Hanover.
j. T. Marx stopped over IN town tn,
early part Of the week. lie j. look
inr over the country
Mrs. Theodore Carter of Silver
civ. returned from san Francisco
with her sister and stopped over in
NH, rL, has, .,,.;.o L.mo
w. ,'''"' "'' ''"s",,
w." "'" '''' WIZ :"
home 1T NJ. lllG Montana street
A. p.,u u .,,..
.A .,,,.l, a.. Co.. .,.:,..,:,.'
-, ,n.,...,.... :, MI.
rLn.l, M ,,. , II ,.;,
,.L..m. H.. h. an ..., L., .,I
Ill.,. ain .i, >, t'rI. D.
"e"r." w "r'hilh' 'h'l'l"N'" ny
W" i'eihlhg lee ana fi'"'r" ON
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

LOST adv closed ease watch aId
claim. lork"i with pearl "n one side
nud luitlal~ +. j Il "n reverse. leave
~ Graphic office aud receive rrwatd.
Ruff
70 EXCHANGE Good decided land
near lI"mlng Tor q complete pumping
plant or for amy standard make oi
~ T." ~ h. p engine. Fred sherman
Drminy. y VI. L.
To TRADE -Tw" good work horses.
Work single or double. Both gentle
q" drive, will trade in on good milk
COW. .B l.. Mckinney e..
WELLS AND McPllAll.-Aul" re
laIru. done promptly, all work
.uarntrcd. .iv" H. u trial. We sell
Goodycar Tire. III Silver ave.
THE AMI Al Shareholders meet
B. . at the Forest Queen Copper Go.
vi be- held ~ the office nf the com
iuuy un Spruc" street. Defining. y.
". Monday. Dee. -. 1913. between
zen -. ~. and t"ur p. m. to elect =
board OF dircrtor- tor the ensuing
year. Dated Dee. Il. 1913. II. +.
krillcr, president. Is.
FEED GRINDING At my ranch. !
miles east and . of mile north ni
llriuing, amy day except Tuesday and
aud Friday. Price Zoe per hundred.
H. lot ol 10000 pound or more.
viii grind at Your own place. Paul
j. Case. Ii
BILL WELLS -Ant" Livery. phones
30 day. 2I1 night. Rate 20 cents
Ter mile. ar - cents 1" any part of
the city.
>ANGRE. Will -cll the Rodoli
place at 10 per cent below cost. n
snap for someone II taken at once.
Tsp
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The Graphic Cent Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
If You Want Anything telephone 100


FOR RENT-llousc>. See DR.. l.. VI.
Steed. II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mrs. J. q. NOR was obliged to for.
." social pleasures this week on ac-
count of illness. She is improving:
and expects 10 participate in the
Christmas festivities.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

The Wednesday Bridge Club meet.
IN. was postponed this week on ae-
count of Mrs. Henry Halls dinner at
the Harvey House.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mis- Ruth VI. k"wcn of Louisiana
who i, attending the State university
~ Albuquerque was in Dcmine la-l
Thursday. IN route IT, henson. Ariz.
where her mother will meet her and
they will spend the halliday IN Ben
son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

q. u. B"hanan started on u trim
t" eastern points last night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

>ANGRE Will -cl the Rodolf
place At 10 per cent below cost. u
snap for someone II taken at once.
ism
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Study PriceS-Nainsprine. Jewels 81
cleaning watches. Sl.0O. Apprccia
ilyc treatment. IS year, experience
Satisfaction guaranteed W. \, Ne
Cardy II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Graphic butter wraps are heav,
scgelable parchment that keep til,
butter cool and sweet cartons also
printed or imprinted. II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mr.. u. +. krlllcr aud daughters
Mo- 10 d Pas" Tuesday. Tia
Misses Helen aud Louise will h. At
home at Ne. lllG Montana street
r. pa>u.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS

FEED GRlNDlNG-Wc are prepared
lo dc all kind>of feed grinding -alfal-
In or grain. \. ". Hanson. lll2tt
Ful ND \ pair of nose glasses. eau
Ia, recovered AT TIN, office on proof oil
ownership. llif
Look Jewel Elrin watch. $500 ,
l,,.jcwel. $3.50. Roger, spoons. 81
Many bargains. McCurdy, by the
po>toiticc. II
White Lime Treatment for tubrrcu
ln>i~ aud catarrh. ". '. Stewart.
II South Gold avenue 3ll
FOR EXCHANGE Half acre lot
snail h"u,c. IN the most beautiful
suburbs of San Diego. soon 10 h.
auneXrd to the city Want improv
ed 81 unlmprnyed Dcmins land.
- \, Al
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mrs. Hugh Ramsey. who ha~
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee at
Miami. returned to Deming eWdne>-
day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

BILL WELLS -Aul" Livery, phones
30 day. 2I7 night. Rate 20 cents
Ter mile. ar - cents ro any part of
the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mr.. Theodore Carter of Silver
civ. returned from san Francisco
with her sister and stopped over in
Dcmine Thursday, motoring home
from here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Simpson, who
have been absent on their wedding
journey. returned to the city We'd
nc-day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

The Women's Missioner Society
ct the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. J. q. Moir, Monday. Dee.
10Th at 2 p. m.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Carpet and Rug Weaving-wc are
prepared t. weave genuine old lin,
rag carpets. Colonial rag rugs. finn
rugs from old ingram and Br-sel,
carpets, portiere>, porch pillows, etc
Frank Baize. 2l1 Silver avenue. Tel
2o5. n,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

r. W. Ceargin OF llondalc wa,
in tn" city this week buying cattle.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

Mr.. W. +. MacRoberi, aud son
who have been 'penine some tim
at La Vegas, returned 10 DENIM
Thursday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

II you are not using Graphic ella
-ltled ads yuu are losing money.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

f.n route from Iowa 1" Hanover
J. i, Marx stopped over III town ih,
early part of the week. lie j. look
ine over the country.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-17

LOST Lady, closed ease watch and
raaln. lo"k"t with pearl "n one side
nuI luiilal- f. j Il "n reverse. leave
~ Graphic office aud receive rrwarl.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

city. The convention would bring, not
alone the delegates of the Supreme
Tent, but would bring the encamp-
ment of the uniform rank Of the Mac
cabees.
Mount Vernon Tent, No 1. enter
tanned the District officers Tuesday
night. This was the first oficial visit
of the new District officers to a tent
of the Maccabees. since the District
convention in April. The District Of
icers were received by Mount Vernon
Tent with all the honors due them.
Degrees were conferred on a number
Of candidates Of Mount Vernon Tent
and for Metropolitan Tent. No. II.
This tent has one Of the best degree
teams in the city and the manner in
which the team put on the work was
credit not alone to Mount Vernon
Tent, but to the order at large At
the close of the review refreshments
were served.
Great interest is being manifested
in the joint memorial exercises to be
held in the Lutheran Church. George
town. June 10. Committees from each
tent in the District will have charge
Of the arrangements.
The race for the District banner Is
now on in earnest. Only one month
remains before the final result and
winner is known. Georgetown Tent.
No. s. is now the banner tent of the
District. The contest is now between
five tents, National, No. l; Mount YER
non. No. 4: Georgetown. No. s: Bright
wood. No. 5. and Anacostia, No. 7.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
Royal Arcanum Council.
Calendar.

Calendar.
COUNCILS.
NAY National. Pythisn Temple
NAY 3-oEisnt.i. Old Masonic Temple.
E-sn,h ~ = Perpetual Building. corner
:, NAY 1.-Capttol. Pythian Temple: Ki.met
hHn. Third and PeNylnnia .v.nue souths.ss
M. nay ,As1Ansossan. Psthisn Teutple: Fsrrsrn
In preparation for the celebration
OF Royal Arcanum Day" on Inn. "a
= chesapeake Beach. Grand Regent
Edwin A. Mess has appointed a ticket
committee consisting Of Messrs. II q.
rseief. Guy p. Allen. George M.
evans, and A. B. Keefer. The rr.nd
regent has appointed also ] p Nal
OF Aismst Council. the deputy Grand
regent to Municipal Council. vtcs Z a
Childs. resigned.
AZ recent meeting of Kismst coun-
GU. Deputy Grand Regent III q. req
80. ns11Heo b '" Bollingers as vice
sen,, M u. Mattee as orator, and A.
q sullivan az chaplain. At the last
meeting Of this council the forrn. to-
OF glee club was authorized ana
plans were made for an enterfsinr,.n,
ana dance to be given on Nav 81 aftar
the regular meeting in their han A.
the corner Of Third street ana Penn
syiVania avenue southeast. A cow
mittee composed Of Past Grand Re-
gents T. NJ. Hayes and Arthur -. Cool
Neseht L. L. Gillchrest, Orator N. ID
Msttee and Messrs. l. s. Childs And
George D. Sullivan. was pIaced IN
charge OF arrangements. Short -
dresses were made by Grand R...1t
Mess and Grand Warden Ceorrs r
Shinn. -.
National Council will have a n,o.
sressive live hundred" party for its
members and their ladies' tomorrow
evening after the regular busins..
meeting. which will be called n orSs.
az o'clock. John o. Nash. parry
cleveland. and Guy P. Allen comnoss
the committee in charge.
Oriental and District Councils .,.,
expect to have a class of candidats.
~ ihi'iate AT their meetings this week.
Capitol Council gave an ent.,t.i,
ment in Pythian Temple last tuesday
night The program included an eI-
hinition by Richard Mansfield. chalk
artist and cartoonist: Those Dancinr
BOYS. Tucker and Burke, were fol-
lowed by the Eastern Harmony
four' Messrs. Elliot. Kramer, Holtx-
claw, and Elliot Joseph Abbot ana
mares GOODYEAR rendered some very
pleasing specialties on the banjo, man
ooiin and guitar. Harry W. Rector
the comedy cyclist. was ably assisted
by w. T. Burke as Charlie CbanIin
second. and Little Asthma" Must
cal numbers were furnished BY the
Harris orchestra. and the program
was followed by dancing. The Corn
mittee In charge was composed of A.
L. Ebersole, H. W. Rector, l. J sI-
verman. W. E. Tucker, and II. C scott
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
National Union Council Doings

May Ascot Council Pythian Temple; Federal
Council. Perpetual Building Association Hall
Northeast Washington Council Northeast Temple
May s.-Headauarters open from D. m. meet.
ing Of Joint excursion committee at headouarters
May Z.-BanToft Council, Typographical Temple
DahSren Council. Pythian Temple
May 8.-East Washington Council weIlers Hail
Mckinley Council. Washington Hall
Mckinley Council at its last meeting
vas favored by a fraternal visit from
Financial Secretary Joseph Jacob. of
Central Council. also Treasurer H. c..
Surguy. Of the same council. who enter
tanned the members with appropriate re-
marks.
Potomac Council met Monday evening
at Pythian Temple. The committee on
the class initiation reported progress.
Several applications for membership were
received. Senate President Ferguson
gave an address. and District Manager
Bugden also spoke.
A large attendance of membership was
at the National Union headquarters
Tuesday evening to prepare for the
National Union get-together excursion to
Chesapeake Beach. After the regular
routine of business was over Prof. Wall
Of the Sheldon School, gave q lecture
on the Science Of Business Building. -
which was very much appreciated by
all present
Congressional Council met At Typo.
graphical Temple Wednesday evening. A
large amount Of business was trans
acted. District Manager Busden was
present
The General Deputies Association met
at headquarters FridaV evening to meet
the superintendent Of the field depart.
ment. d. A. Helpman. who gave Q very
interesting talk on the good Of the or
der.
National Council held q ladies' night''
at Perpetual Building Association Han
last week. DR.. Glushak sang several
solos, and recitations were given by 4.
n Bugden. After the entertaiument n
freshments were served and danetng en-
Joyed until late houE.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

Ancient Order of Hibernians.

The enthusiastic meeting of Divi.
| sion No. 3 which was convened in
Eagles Hall. Sixth and E streets
northwest at 3 o'clock May Is. was
presided over by Past National Edi.
| tor Patrick j. Haltigan
committee composed of c. j. Car.
| mody. James J. Sullivan. and Thomas
j. Hughes was appointed to confer
with Division No. and several other
local divisions, relative to an excur-
sion.
Upon his personal application, Dan
iel ]. Carey, will be transferred from
Division to Division No. 3.
James ]. Dugan was the proposer
of two applicants. namely: John F
Culltnane and Patrick Quirk
Frank j. Sloan is the representa-
of Division ?. upon the State juvenile
committee of the District of Column
bia.
Division President Patrick ]. Haiti
gan stated that he would visit New
York in the very near future for sew
eral weeks.
Last Sunday the members of Divi-
sion No 3. received holy communion
at a mass which was celebrated in
Holy Comforter Church, the celebra mt
being Rev. John w. Daily, chaplain of
Division 3. The mass was attended by
all the division officers and over two
thirds of the membership.
Since Father Daily has been chap
lain of No. 3, he has attended all of
its meetings-an example which every
member of the order is asked to fol-
low.
oil "a
ten members of Division No 4 met at
the residence of Michael E. Buckley
Monday evening, May II. presided over
by the Division President Matthias p.
Griffin. for the purpose of formulating
an acceptable program relative to the
part which Division No. will take in
the proposed joint moonlight excur-
sion which will be given under the
auspices of Divisions 3. 4. and their
respective ladies' auxiliaries June "a.
The excursion committee represent
ing Division is as follows: Matthias
+. Griffin. chairman: Leo A. Craven.
secretary; Daniel NJ. Stanton. treas
urer: Thomas r. J. Cavanaugh, Fran
els Rafferty,. Edward Garvey. James
Hackett, Michael f. Buckley, William
Roche. and T. D. Mccarthy.
James P. Greedy, the hard working
financial secretary of Division No
has been sent to St Paul, Mimi. by
the Department of Commerce. At his
new post Mr.. Greedy will receive a
much larger salary than he received
at the local Office. Although very
sorry to see him leave WASHINGTON,
the local members Of the order were
pleased to know that he had received
recognition from the Deartment of
Commerce in the way Of a well merit
ed promotion
The Washington herald., 1915-05-23
With the Washington EAGLES.

The Fraternal Order EAGLES. will,
nave a theater party at the Columbia
Ineater Wednesday night, Nav 2S
ricketts, have been sent all the m.m
pers and the affair will be lar1alv ar
tended The play is entitled .sThe Girl
OF My Dreams" 1t is earnestly hoped
that this will be the best theater
party ever given by the asrie.
At the regular meeting last Tbur..
day night Worthy President 7.
Hayes. read an article on the duties
OF the true man to his fellow man
"hlch was received with much an
plause Worthy Chaplain weee. re-
cited to the members his experiences
In Europe and what he saw of the
great war. Judge Denham. who has
oeen through the West gave an In
teresting talk on what he saw while
visiting sixty homes of the yartou.
Eagles clubs
secretary j. Donald Britt, who has
served as Secretary for nearly twelve
years, celebrated his birthday at this
meeting and received congratulatton.
from the entire membership. He was
the recipient of many presents and
was banqueted after the meeting
DR.. William F. Walter who ha.
oeen a regular attendant at the meet
me- ,1 ana VINO is an expert as a bill
HARDEST. won the championship. he
has quite number of trophies com
memorating his many victories.
The regular meeting of the asr,.
VIII be held next Thursday night at
o'clock. and the committee have ar
ranged to have the first concert nv
the new Eagle Band. The sIee club
VIII for the first time entertain the
members after the meeting and sew
erai OF the past presidents have prom
ised to be present, Worthy President
L. b. Hayes. will be the host on that
occasion and will see that every MEM
Der will receive a souvenir.