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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
g%lntomobil-s dJncGfaGrcr.

IS tpar einrtol, 10 Beginner alle
Msarden nn0 allb lOieie @eididte. @S
apar ein1nal cine 3cit, in Der sic $50
li5ei gegen Mlltpnlpbilraler Itrift por-
.ging uno lie prompt perbaftete. Dod)
ioiele 3eit liegt idon lopiele 8od)en
.%5llriirf, DOB lie falt gan5lib aus benz
H@eoadtlib Der Goli5iite11 entiallen
lit. @is micoer eil1n1al Elm tobtlid)er
9llltonpbil zl1nfan porfonn1t. l1nO
Damn e%rtiinnen iid) Sic 4oli5iltelt bob
Die erlaltbte 5d)1elligfeitsgren5e 10
Weilen per Stlllloe lit.
Seit @odet lift feline 8erbaftung
apegelt 5ll ldmellen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
porge1lolm1etr aporOel1, llll0 bod miro
geraOe oieie ltabtiide 9rbinm15 tag-
li6 Don elmer Reibe riidiid)tsloier
9ll1tomobiliIten il6ertretcn. Mllh bic
ita0tiide Sroinan5, rad Ser glto-
mobile BERN Gin llnb Ma1siteigen bon
Yailagieren Don 5traBen6dDntpagerl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
9plisilt @ittruf's S1tspenoirnug.

@ie mir bcreits geitern Morge11
heridtetelL lit Goli5ilt @iftrof bonn
Iienite megelt ulloicnitli1en Gcrbol=
tens ilrspenoirt moroen.
"a Holi5eifapitam gdlueter auf
ieine eigene Gerantmortlng fin ul1s
Bic gin5elbeitell porel1tficlt, obpobl
lie ibnl sur 8eniige 6efallnt lparen
lln0 mir rbn oarltm batell, miiiiel1 mir
inns bel1te llodn1als init Ser Suspect
ioiruns befallerl.
9lm Mittapoh Mbeno gegen 5cbn
llbr lief III Ser Goli5elmad)e cine te=
lep6oniide 9eidmerOe bon 8epob=
l1ern 0es @m1les No. 1881 @elf 3.
StraBe Gin. Die geidlperoe banoelte
iiber airoer, oie lid SIT lalt al1fge=
fiibrt baben lolle1. M11ltatt MN 1lad)
Ser obenbe5eidneten eloreiie an Ser
@elt 3. StraBe SIT gebel1, 6egab iid)
Npli5ilt @ittrod nab 0cn @auierl1
go. 1885 lnlo 1852 @eit 2. Str.
1l1o medte Bic 8epobl1er, Serrn llno
Trau 6. 81. Galmgrel1 u11o @err11
uno Ira1 $. 6. Smitb allf. 9sad=
Oem CT an Sic Gemobner mebrere inn
pertinelte 6ragen geltellt bottc, inter
moeremL Of iie berbeirotbet m1rel1,
berbaftete CT @errn S1nith pegen 1t11=
moralilden 2cbensmallDcls. ST rief
bos Guli5ei=4l1ton1obil 6erbei. $50
li5eifapitall Sd)ll1eter traf ober ge=
roOe nod sur red)ten 3eit eill, linn Sen
poli5ellld,en @llnoer SIT perbiitcn.
Noli5iit @ittrod mllrbe bereits ci1r=
NAL i'm lebten @er6lt illspe1oirt, neil
er mabreno Ser Iienlt5eit in elmer
@irt6id)uft Elm @las gier ~9etrlrnfe1l
batte. ST. cntidulOiate lid) Oer5eit
bel oem gerbor Dor Ser 1%Sel1er= ms
Goli3eifonrmiiiion init icinem Sc
iullobeits5lltanoc. ST miille cine
Gclolrocrs bittere Meoi5in cilrr1e6mel1
Die er NIT eillem 8laie 8icr birn1ntc1
gelpiilt 6abe.
Noli5sifapitdn ghflctcr lit Sen
Ser 3enlofrat" uno be1ien 2eierr
cine grflarnng ilbrr sic lorgfaltigl
@ebei116altlllg oielcr I6atiadcr
lduloig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
&onpcntion pon gcriidcrnnas-
8camtem.

g(m fomnnenoel1 Montae nn6.
9icnstag miro Ser aSnll0re0 I6ou=
lano Collar @lalb" cine aolrbel1tion
III 3apenport abDalten- 3ieier Glltb
ibcltebt aus oeniel,iger1 @e%nerala9e,-
ten Ser Guaranty 2ife Snil1rance
COMPANY, Sic int lebtc1 Sabre Ser
iibernlrgspoli5en i'm getrage bon me-
nig5te11s 100000 ausgei6riebct ia
lben. 3l1 Scr aonpel1tiol wcroel1 lll1=
.gefa6r 80 8ertreter Ser lofalcn Ser
Observation-Disclosures nlts Soapa, 9ee=
.brQsfa, 9fpro= ltlio 5iiO=Iafota nnro
Miiioltri %ei1ltreffen.
Sim Montag Maorgen Inn 1lelttl llbr
firbet cine @eiddftslibllng ltatt. ay}it-
.tags tritt gertngll1g 5ltr @ll11labn1e
eiincs 2undeons ei,1 utlb geadunittags
miro sic @eldaftsiiblng fortgelebt.
.ssSn Ser Madmittagsiiblna meroel1 oie
@ean1ten oes 100000 Clubs er=
ipablt ner0en. Mn bicle tSislnq
ldliebt iid cine allton1obilfa6rt ollrd
Sic 0rci- staote nlio EN- Gal1fett I'M
$50 llbr I'M; Slting Glllb. goS
.8anfett miro bon ber Bclellldaft &c.
.geber. 9[nl 9ienstag ldlieBt Die
sSSd6resberIQlnnllliig ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
Sin iumocr6arer Sciligcr.

Ger l%o1loerbare @eilige 2ltreGe
@aDcs, Oellen 5ell1ppl iid] 5eitlpeilig
in elmer sdll1d)t 5pii6en g(rlingtpl1
l1l1o @rano slpelu1c llllo 10. a1no 10.
iStrobe llluO 5eitmcilig an Ser gcfe Ser
2. l1lo @roop o0er lonitigcn 5tra=
Benerfen befiltoet, befilr0et lid nit Ser
3apelrporter Sllgello mlf oem &riegs
pfooe.
9isler Maln @ottes, Scr nit SEM
.Gpa1aelilm anf oer 5traBe bal1liren
geht, perunlaBte geiter11 9(belto sic
Ieltlrabme bon orei 1apenporter
SSltl1gen, Sic iid) bcl1te Morgen linn
lleun ltbr i'm Noli5eigeridt einfinoen
iollcn.
Ser arieg 5miider 6erl gralbarti-
gent 9eiligen ullO 3apetpprter Sdul=
il1ngelr begarm bereits in lester $3.50
de, als Gep. 6apes olrfiinoigte, BOB
CT am Nadmlittag iiber Sen ellropai=
lden arieg ipre6el1 miirbe. Sic s(r-
fiinOigung mlroe nit elmer Salpc
heoenflih ricdenoer gier bon geiten
Ser 5traben6l1ben begriiBt. Nep.
5apes manote iid) Inn Sdl1b an sic
Iapenporter 9oli5ci. GpIi5ilt Mltbl
murbe 6eolftragt ben falt 7%0jabriger
alten &11aben 5t beidiibell.
llnO Damn fam sic groBe 8rol1o=
reoc ii6er Den Gricq. 9iep. Sunes
lGo6 oelt ubll1ti9en" Icltiden sic
SdlllO an Dem @eltfriege in Die
.Sdllbe, llrpo 5lpar ans ben1 @runoe
mon borc lrlb italt11e boB lie
vSmort illur" l1lo Mlutmllrlt elicn.
9aonr6 maren Bic 0e1tld)en bllt=
0iiritig aeuoroen uu1o off .I6c poor
gelaians"
% Ser Seilige iiber arieg iprad,
mlbte er &rieg gemartig ieirl n10
ct crbielt i'm. Seit jener 3eit fat
lid cine Motte SsSllllgc1 fir Sen lo1t-
%oer6arelr Sciligen il1tereiiirt. 2eiber
6abel Oie Il,llgen m1dl Sen alten
Serrll, Der BODY iiderlih fiir cine gl11=
1ltalt reif lit, allh NIT Steil1cn belppr-
len, mas entidieoclt 5lt berbmmmerl
lit. @elterll 9(bel1b MN lpl,roen brei
BON ibncn 0ia1gfcit gemodt.
Meo. oSmartll1llr" 2l1reQe @npcs
ober crilll1ert ms an sen grpbel1
I6ier9arten, in Dem allerlei 9rad1t=
eremplarc pprball0el, iin0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
,ier @inbe billanstelegrapbirt, 6aB

bier Winbe bil1austelegrapbirt, 0aB
es ii6er oe1t 9mtrag, m1d] olterrei=
dild=ultgarildc Soloatcn, fals tic
oel1tlh lpredel1, als MitglieOer III Sen
NurD ali51rlebn1el1, SIT eilem befti=
gen Sfreit rllo fait 5llr Spaltl1ng ge=
fol1rl1elt marc. Irobeltoe 1yaiilllte miai=
rclt gelebel1 mor0en ltlrO mas bcrglei=
den Sdauermard)el1 mebr lil1o.
&orterao geil1 erflart Sic @eridtz
eritattlng Ser Mliociirten Grelle in
;Dielen ipe5ieIen 6alle fir einclt
SdHpilloel. gr ielber babe
Ben Nntraa aeitellt, 6oB Ser 8un0
Ben gin5elperei11en gcltatten lole,
friibera Glterrei6ild=ltlrgarilde Sol
Oaten a(s Wfitglieoer ANNOUNCEMENT.
lteber lei1le1 s(r1trag batten MIR brei
&anreraben 0os Mprt ergriffen unb
bon elmer beftiget 3ebatte f0ltl1e fei=
ne @eoe ieirl. Der Mntrag lei
mutt anen gege1r MIR 5lpei Stinme11
a1lgcllomme1 lporben.
Ga Sic oroBte enaliide 3eitl1l1g in
ct. Saul, 0ie aRiol1eer GreBB", Ben
rabiaten cl1gliIden 3eit1ngen in
Nem Dorf in nid)ts nadltebt uno 90
ferner bas @nnptql1ortier Ser Ml1oci=
.irtcn Nreiie in ct. @altl lid i'm Sc
bal1oe Ser Gioneer GreB 6efin0et,
miro Ser telegrapbiide @eridt Der
gliiociirtel1 Hreiie perltanOlid, merr1
al16 nidt entidml6bar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04

on3ltboltelt bnben, miro taglib unO
ItiinDlid) i%bertreten.
@tem nlalr iid) einen 8cgriif mo-
ben mill, mie 1lniere ltd0tiiden Sr0is
na,l5elt bon Ser 4oli5ei olrd)gefiibrt
lper0en, 10 ll1ternebme 1llan eilmal
eil1en MltnO9o1rg ourb megrcre Mls
ileps.
aiid)enabfaIle allro Slide ul1p. mill
len befa1lntli6 IN beItimrlten @ledJ-
pgefaBelt m%tergebradt ner0e1t. 90.
melt l1ns 6efanllt, giibt ves III Der gar-
5en Sta0t feline MQcp, III Der man
1liht uller6an0 l11rratb altlb @bfallc
.borfin0en fanl1. @ie lare 9ltrd]fib-
.rrng gepilier ita6tiider 9roinan5er1
Iieitens Ser Yoli3ei lit gcro0e5lt italt-
.nenspertb, alno es fat fat ben glns
id)ein, als ob l0ie Serren Noli5iterl
fiirdtete1t, @e~rbaftulrgelt Dor5lt-
nebnlen, nm 10 .nloglider 8lt5icbln1g
bon Scinoidaften aus Dem 8ege aat
.geben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04

49, 81. Rape, 8abnar8t, Securitp
|9nilotng. Mn5)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
3nr lcttcn Mn6c.

ll1ter 5oblrcidcr Nctbciligllng fat
geltern Morgel lrl1 5ebn llbr Sic Ge=
croigllrg bon 5crrll G6ris. 9}einlers
pom Grmlerbalie, Orei Mcilcn liio=
lldy bon 1onohllc, alri be1l Wft. Sop
6ricoboi ItattgcrmOcl. t6crr rSo6alt-
mes &rocger lcitetc Sen Gral1croienlt
inn Snllle nlto muf Sem Irieoboi.
Soratra9cr morcn oie @errcn rSlllins
Camp, Irib Ieb1er, @lls. @reQ,
Carl 9rodrRolll, SoDn @rubll lllo
Gus. 3gus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
Nclpgcm iuie tclcgrapbirt.

&a1neroo @el1rp @eill, 8raiioellt
oes Oclltid)en arieger=8creins bon
lit aus ct. 9al,l, Minll.,
5llriidgefebrt, lpoielbit er Ser &ollDel1-
tim Oes Iel,tidlen &riegerbunoes als
Gclegat beipobntc.
Son Der 9lilociirten Grelle mltroe
III Der 9ead)t alllll @ittDo1 IN ale
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
@ebraud)en Ste
Maud s. $780,.
nehl s-1&N0:sza
Phoenix Milling Company.
Settfeoer1t

iperbcnbnrd 9an1pf gut NIB bilig &C,
reimigt. - @ettiibcrsiiac ,ucrbcn gctpaz
idcn unb acndDt, ipipic Matrat,en gut
nusgcbeicrt
Sams @agucr, 1113 iueitl, 5. Str,
9%nbenport, Sonia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
SIN Dper go,un.

gln Montog Mbeno mfrs Soiepb
Santlep's @roouftion uaW Dber
Cont" int Wurtis Spernballs our
Ml1ffiibrung gclangen. 9aS Stiid
mir6 iii bieIen @ritifen als bic er.
folgreidite M1liiffon,0oie bes per-
galrgenelt 5pmmers angeiprod)en.
s(beno fir Mbenb 5og es pole Sauier
i'm @arrif Ibeater III Gbicago.
SpIepb Sa,ttleb lit 6nrd)aus origi-
neu; er idreibt Speretten 1,no ipielt
Damn lit benielben Sic Saltptrolle.
Der 5dnuIpielertmlppe, 1pelde bas
5tiif Ibicr sur Mlffiibrung bringen
miro, gebDren trefflide @rafte on.
S5e,terie tpie @oltiimirlllg ltebe,1 auf
Der 60be Ser 3eit.
Dem gr0ffnlrngSipiel Ser GaiIon
i'm 8rrtis S%pernballs miro NIT gro
Benz SSl1tercile elltgegen geieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04
Tnfba0=s aiipn Scr 9apenpprt SpdJ=
Idp1le.

@cIdaftsfiibrer q. @. Sanfor0.
BON ser 6l1BbautM almi6aft Ser 9a=
.oenport @od)idatle bat geltern oie
Site Ser in bieier 5aiinn Sum Ml1s-
trag for1menoen Mett}piele befa11nt
gegeben. Sic 5ailon miro ont 2.
Dftober III Davenport eroffnet merz
Ben. Die folgetloen Spiele DerOelt
5ll1n Mlstrag gela1gell:
2. Oft. @etlben Mbillips bon
@6icago it Davenport.
q. DIT. Soma Gitp III 1aoen-
pori.
is. Oft. gc0or mopios in Sc
9bar Mapibs.
13. Oft. - Darbl1qne in 3ubl1que.
80. Oft. @linton III Clinton.
6. Mop. - 9fod SS;sslaao in &od
0Sslarn:
10. Nob. goit 9es Moines
Sigh in @apenport.
25. Mob. IltrfeD 9aD Come,
Moline, in 0abenport.
SSm lebte1 Sabre apllroen bon Der
Sl1Bbaa.Mannidaft Ser Dapenport
@odi6l4e int Gerglcid) nit ibre11
|Begllern Oie ~folgenben Reiltltote err
5ielt:
9apellport, It's; @alesb,trg, O.
9abenport, 10; burlington, O..
9openport, 81; @eoar &apios, 0.
Davenport, 81; Dubuque, O.
9abenport, z; Clinton, II.
9apenport, 81; God Sslan6, z.
Dapenport, 81; Soma Gitp, 6.
3abcnport, So; Wioline, O.
5otal, 3apenpprt, 1876; Begncr,
|30.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-04

Soben sic id,on Dlo Miiiiot
9ier probirt? @leih nit Dem belten
mportirten Dier 11ilb empfoblen bon
ben Doftoren. Mod Sslanb 8retping
60. Mns.)
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Fraternal Order Of Eagles.

The next regular meeting Of Washing
ton Aerie will be held October I. the first
Thursday in the month, and every Thurs
day evening thereafter. This meeting
will be a booster meeting and 1t is hoped
that every member will be on hand as
matters of great importance will be
transacted. The worthy president prom
ises several important questions to be
acted upon, the new bylaws will be
ready and many improvements in regu-
is expected by the officers that the Glee
Club will be on hand and the band will
entertain at the banquet after the meet
ing. -.s
Grand Army. and many of the visitors
mittee, Of which Edward Coughlin and
John Clarence Campbell was chairman
and vice chairman respectively.
The entertainment committee will hold
their regular meetings commencing Mon
day. October 4. and the chairman, Rich
ard Edwards. requests all the members
to be on hand as a great many social af-
fairs are expected to be given during this
fall and winter season, and it will be
necessary for the subcommittee to be
appointed.
The midcity merchants have extended
an invitation to the aerie to take part In
their celebration to be held Monday at
80 p. m. Those who can attend should
be present. The aerie will go individ-
ually and meet in the vicinity of Seventh
street and New York avenue.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Loyal Order of Moose.

At a special meeting of Columbia
Lodge. No. 126. Loyal Order of Moose of
the World. held in its clubrooms last
Tuesday night. the members adopted a
resolution to attend the dedication of
the new Moose Home of Philadelphia
Lodge, No. "a. Philadelphia, Pa. October
q. Past Dictator Willett E. Dentinger.
of the local lodge. visited PhiladeiHhia
Lodge two weeks ago. and reported that
lodge in an excellent condition. and their
new home. which Is said to cost $500 0o0
is rapidly nearing completion. Past Die
tator Dentinger and Van Ness visited
Virginia Lodge. No. 1876. last week. and
that lodge will accompany Columbia
Lodge to Philadelphia to participate in
the dedication. A large delegation from
Richmond Lodge. of Virginia as well as
Petersburg and Norfolk. are expected to
join Virginia and Columbia lodges at the
Union Station and form a special train.
Past Dictator Dentinger hopes to carry
more than hundred members OF the
local organization to the Quaker City.
Columbia Lodge will have float in the
Seventh street carnival. to be held to-
morrow night under the auspices of the
Citizens Association. Dictator
Robert F. Truett will head the lodge and
promises competition for one of the prizes
to be awarded to the best decorated float.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Sons of Veterans.

Washington Camp. No. 305, Sons of
Confederate Veterans, has unanimous
ly adopted the program offered by its
historical committee, for a two-year
historical course. to consist of five ad-
dresses each year by members of the
camp, the series Of ten addresses con-
stitutfng one connected review of Con-
tederate history and related subjects,
treating the whole in broad historical
perspective. The program for the year
is as follows:
october IL, our racial herita ee
growth and development of institu-
tional self-government
December IA, an Experimental"
league: Nature and status of the Fed
eral government under the new Con-
stitution" of 17S7-Ss.
February s, 1916. discord and the
Star of Empire" Western expansion
and attendant inter-sectional jeal-
ousies to 1893.
April IL, 1916. diverging lines OF
progress. Economic development, South
and North to 1888
June 13. 1916. THE White Mans
Burden" (voluntarily assumed), negro
slavery to 1888.
Music, readings and recitations.
Maj. E. w. R. Ewing, is chairman,
and Lloyd T. Everett. assistant chair
man of the historical committee. The
addresses will be printed and publish
ed In permanent form. Admission to
these meetings Is by card only, l322
Vermont avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON

Rhoderick, r. E. Volland, Annie M. Cole
man and Abbie Gates, was appointed to
arrange for a theater party at Polls s, and
the committee has procured the theater
for October and s. The play to be pre-
sented Is AN American Citizen" 1t is
hoped that this party will be we'll at
tended. A return of all bricks out for
the home is asked for at this meeting.
After a short business session of
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, last
Monday. the remainder of the evening
was turned over to the entertainment
of the visitors. The lodge room was
beautifully decorated with flags and
palms. Miss Jarbo, chairman of the
entertainment committee, by her un-
firing efforts. secured the following
program, which was a rare treat to
the audience: Address of welcome by
the noble grand; "A Tribute to the
G. A r. by Uncle SAM" Mrs. Chaffee;
Star Spangled Banner" and "Bugler:"
Miss Thelma Chrisman, national dance;
recitation. Miss Evans; solo, Miss Es-
telle Murray; sailors hornpipe, lit
tie Catherine Weckel: song and dance.
Viola Empy; recitation, Miss Dyer; vo-
cal solo. Miss Mida Tucker: song. little
Mabel Caldwell; selection. McCallum
Orchestra; song. Baby Edith Talbert.
At the close of the entertainment the
members and friends were served re-
freshments by the committee.
Mrs. Sadie Adams. vice grand of
Esther Rebekah Lodge. who has spent
the past three months on the Pacific
Coast, has returned to her post of
duty in the lodges.
The meeting of Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge, No. 3, last Friday
night was one that will long be re-
membered by the members of the or
der from this and other jurisdictions
who attended. 4 reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber, sr,
who have been members of that lodge
for twenty-five years successfully. An
deliberately decorated table in pink
and green was set in the dining hall.
Addresses were made by Miss Edmon-
ston and Mrs. Hendrix and Mr.. Wentz
Mr. Weber, for himself and wife, made
response.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Tribal Powwows of Red Men.

Logan Tribe. No. s. met Thursday
night. The bowling team of the tribe
is going to open the bowling season
for the Redmen's League. by playing
the team from Usage Tribe at the
Commercial Alleys on Wisconsin ave-
nue. and NJ street northwest The SEN
ate held its regular session after the
tribal meeting.
Usage Tribe, No s. at its regular
meeting on Monday night at Society
Temple, voted on an important mat
ter. The tribes bowling team il to
meet Logan Tribes team on Monday
night at the Commercial Alleys,
Georgetown.
The tribe is busy getting some new
candidates Joseph Mace expects to
be able to return to work this week.
Mineola Tribe. No. Il, met Friday
night at Masonic Temple, Anacostia.
The tribe is getting ready to receive
the great sachem and the great chiefs
of the Great Council of the District
Friday night The visitation will start
promptly at 9 o'clock.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. held its last
meeting at Bank Hall. 316 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast The regular
the report of the bowling committee
was made. The tribe was very sorry
to hear of the accident which happen
ed to Mrs. J. B. Altman. sr at her
new home, and the tribe expressed its
regrets to the chief of records, j. B.
Altman, sr.
Idaho Tribe will meet Tuesday night
at Northeast Temple. Twelfth and H
streets notheast.
White Eagle Tribe. No. II. will meet
Wednesday night at Pythian Temple,
1912 Ninth street northwest.
Sioux Tribe will meet Thursday
night at Painters Hall. Sixth and g
streets northwest
Osceola Tribe, No. 1s. met at Ma
sonic Temple. Tennallytown. last week
The tribe is working hard to initiate
a big class next Wednesday night The
event will be the banner one for ths
fall season.
Red Wing Tribe will meet tomorrow
night at 316 Louisiana avenue north
west.
Idaho Council will meet Friday
night at Northeast Temple, Twelfth
and II streets northeast.
waneta Council. No s. will meet
night at Society Temple. Fifth
and G streets northwest.
White Eagle Council will meet
Wednesday night at Society Temple,
Fifth and G streets northwest.
The Redmen's Club will meet tomor.
row night at 200 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast All members are re-
quested to be present, business of i'm
pOrtance .--'-'T - - -,
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Royal Arcanum Councils.

Councils meeting this week are. Mon-
day evening, Ouray Council, in Pythian
Temple: Wednesday evening, Municipal
Council. in New Masonic Hall, Eighth
and F streets northeast, and Francis
Scott Key Council. in Potomac Bank
Building. Thirty-second and NJ streets,
Georgetown: Friday evening, Analostan
Council. in Pythian Temple. and Farra-
gut Council in Navy Building.
Past Grand Regent E. B. Eynon in
stalled Abram Barber as sentry of Ma
tional Council at the meeting of that
council last Monday evening in Pythian
Temple. The degree team used the Gard
ner ritual in the initiation of a new
member. Plans are being made for a
moving picture party in the near future.
Past Grand Regent John L. Beatie. Re-
gent F. w. White. Past Regent G. F.
Allen. John o. Nash and A. Barber being
members of the committee in charge
Past Grand Regent NJ. Barlow Mercer
last Tuesday attended at Richmond. Va,
a conference of officials of the Royal Ar
canum called by Supreme Regent Samuel
n. Hoag
r. Oriental Council last Tuesday evening
in old Masonic Temple was entertained
by Past Grand Regent Glendie B. Young,
who gave a graphic description of life
in the recent encampment of the District
regiment of the National Guard, of which
he is colonel. H. J. Davies, who is an
officer in the United States navy and a
member of Oriental Council, described
in detail modern torpedo boat. target
practice and craftsmanship. and exhib-
tied samples and models of guns. gum
cotton. torpedoes, etc Past Grand Re-
gent J. Ed. Swaine. chairman of the In
crease committee. reported that arrange
ments are being made for a class initia-
ton on October 2e. Remarks were made
also by Past Regents c. B. Matthews. r.
E. Logan, and A. B. Keefer.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.


October i-POtonac No. s; B. B. French, No. Is;
Anacostia. No n; Pentslpha, No. 9: Mount Pleas
ant. No s. visitation.
October 5-Nstiona No. l.; Amnius. No. s,
brfiness; : King David No. 8.
October 6-Washington Centennial No Il, memo
rial; Osiris. Nc 3: King Solomon. No. 81, F. c.:
East Gate No. 81.
October NAVAL. No. 4. z. A: Hiram, No. 10,
NJ. NJ; La Fayette. No. 70: William X. Singleton.
No. 80.
October -St. Johns No. II Hope No. 20 z. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
October 5-La Fayette, No. S: Washington Naval,
No. s.
October e-Columbis No l; Brightwood. No. 9.
October s-Eureka. No 4: Capitol, No. II. 2. and
NJ E.
KNIGHTS IEAIPLAR CoMMANDERIEs.
October i-Onent No. 5.
October S-Potomac No. ).
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
October Ruth, No. /.
October eMizpsh No. s.
October 6-Are1ne, No. 10
October Esther No. 5.
October s-Takoma No, Il: Cathedral No II: St
Johns No. i.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Local Masons to Visit Richmond.

Senior Deacon Charles P. Johnson
will have charge of the fellow crafts
degree at the communication of King
solomon Lodge. No. l. Wednesday af-
ternoon at = o'clock. He will be as
sisted by Junior Warden Arthur c.
Webb and the grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge, Rev. Hugh T. Steven
son.
Arrangements will be completed for
the lodge visit to Meridian Lodge
Idaylight. Richmond. Monday, Octo-
ber 25. Past Master Delos W. Thayer
being chairman of the committee in
charge of the affair About twenty
five members and their guests are con-
templating the trip.
Acting Master Archibald J. Ross has
this advance information for the No
vember communication: Luncheon at
l O'Clock. followed by a social hour;
Grand Lodge visitation at ; o'clock
and the Master Masons degree to be
conferred.