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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-20

Wcineios berbaftet tporocn ipar
frei. Das Derfabren eegen 3ebenu
enSete gleidfaIs nit Der 5reiipred)-
mg oes aneeflagtcn.
Sebr eIinpilih fam Ibomas s.
gIban 6apoit, Der 2ooie fir cine an
aebIife Observation-Disclosures per.
tauit iino iid fin ben asenten elmer
Rad)mittags5eititns aiiseeaeben bate
er iuiirbe 5ii SO ino ben stoiten per.
urtbeiIt. es itele iih Bel Der Der
banbiung bernus, oab er BON Sipei am
bor5eitrigen 3age cbseurtbeilten Bur
ihen beriiibrt iporoen mar.
Bis gum q. 5ebrliar perid)ob RidJ.
ter Deatman ben Gal oes Sdrbiger
eoiparo 1enpIeton, Der feline @attir
NIT einem @ctpebr beSrobt bate. Ger
Gnaeflagte id,eint niht gang 5itre6.
nanasfdbie gu iein itHo er ioa insui.
fden auf ieinen Geiites3uitano bin rns.
teriutt perSen.
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llnuOriidltiaer sIutOmObiliif.

Charles giibop, BON go. 107 @
6. Strnbe, gleuport, au.. oiirfte fiir
bns luocriihtige SonobobcH ieineS
glutomobils cine oniebulide 8ed)uung
5u be5ableu baben. giibop perIor &c.
tern @ornlittna an Der Seditcn uno
Num Strabe Die &ontrole iiber ieine
Ufaitine ituo iaiiIte nit Dem &roft.
pagen IN Seu bort befinoIiheu Gbit.
iianS oeS SStalieners 8us Giaciulo.
uon No. Cos Smitb Strnbe, bireiu.
gtotiirIih bIieb bon Dem GbititonO
nidt mebr oirI iibrig iin6 Giamciolo,
Der nid]t rehtjeitia gcnu1 sur Seite
iprang, trug id)mcr3baftc, ie0od| eIiid-
Iidertpeiie uu9efdbrIide Guetibungeu
an ben 9einen oapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-20
,,1oIeb the Goat
WsitsrH aus bsm 3Hdjtbans in So.
lnmbns sntlaiien.

Tan ScIep. in poIijeifreiien lnter
tem SpiBnanen .GoIep tbe Goot1 DC.
fnniit. piir0e seitern aus benz 3udIt.
tauie in Columbus entlaiieL nod.
ocm or IL Sabre itno aft Wonate
binter 8ud,tbausmapern seieiien
bate. CT puroe i'm SUM 1902 3u Der
3ubtbnusiirafe tpegeH zines Roro-
pcrind,s perlirtbeilt, ben er ei.
nise 3eit porber auf oen oaniaIigen
iidbtiId,cn Tcieftib Gal. Grim gemad,t
bate.
Grim Der eeraSc cine 9ersnii.
aunesrciie antreten ipoIlte ltit6 NIT
Iciner Reiictoihe IN Der SanS ii6 ani
oen Beee ouIH @abnbof befano. traf
.sliiiaigerrpeiie OH Der Git Sehiten.
iiabc Der giue Strnbe. iSoIen, Der Su
Cen befanHteiten Ginbrehern bes Can.
oes ,iblt uno erfIdrte ibn mir pcrbaf.
!et. Ia SoIcp aiIsmid,eiHIif, aiitrpiaig
initgirg. uno Do Grim MIR eine Sauo
isei bate. ipeiI er iaine Reiietaife
trlig, traf Der peamte feline fpeitereH
woriidismabree!n unb tpuroe in Der
ndditen giinute pon syoIep nieSergc.
fuaat unb 70 iftper per,punoet oab
cine 3eitiang an ieiHem auifouuren
'geaDeiieIt pur6e. Solep ipiiroe prompt
perbaftet nno bnt niuiuiebr ieine
Siraie perbiiBt.
er ioa jeood, iuie periidert miro,
.oili 5nfe iinnen imo bic @eanrten I'M
3iihtbouie ertldrten. ont, 6aIep, Der
iih elm GiienbabnbiQet nod canton
falIite. IN iebr miirriid)er Stiuununs
aus Columbus absefabren iei. Die
bieiiae 9.oIiBei piro grna,, nuipaiien
inS iobnlo 5oIep fia bier seisn,
ioIl.s, biirfte er prompt rpie6er bin.
fer Sdlob ino siiesel aebradt wer.
oen. I'M etpaige RatepIane geseH
6aI Grim. Der iest betanntlib Salis-
neteitip i'm Gibiou SoteI lit. 3u Der.
citcln.
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Gas.GrIaHbnifiAsias.

iJuliun Robert Dtisnbsimsr. %. 7os
GItnipopb 2fps.
l5slsn Joispb, q, GOr,ft unS alasia
qpenu..
)ebarIts aanff.u.apm, 25, giitsburs.
letbsI 9rroqis. "a, 912 W.it Z. ctr.
)Robsrt Roran. 26, 1852 eafi.rn alp.
Bertha W,sbnn, %, 1886 @lcbfipn,
4psnu,.
lsbOmas %. Orr. go, ss1 aintoIn
I atpenue.
i5rantss .. SOOp.s. 81. 1904 Gsap.I
StraBs.
lebDarb 3. WiIb.tDins, 20. 2741
Atlantic Qpe.
lGleanor Disrs. 81. 2l4l aOtb Ctr.
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0aicbaa.

Wt. GOsaIes, infer risfissr gsrs
tbsibig,r Der gmpfanssftation, ia,
ben Winter in Sopana, isinsr 5ei.
nrdtbftdbt, als 6dupiIing sines bors
iissn profsFioneIIsH alubs aussbra6t.
|unb nit bsmislbtn bds penndnt Der
Cuban asasut' IN brillanter Weii,
stnOmmeH. Ginftimmis ipirb ibm
bon Der Soriieen prsFs bas @<rbisnii
fit ben Giss aussiianbsn. er banbs
bd6is ben Rlub in msiiterbafisr Wsii.,
NOR fupsrb aIs sanger. abfdnssr Der
Baitnbitbe uno iiferts ben srftsn
plas auf Der RansIiit. S.r S4ldser.
Da bic Siderung bss Udnsers Dinso
pon ben Si. 9ouiitr .luaisrs- fit
unisreH alub In bic Bride asgans.n
81 itiu iheint, ipirb GonJales Wit.
elisb Der yRsbs- perbIsiben. 0urA
Docin, gIarts unb Gon5aIss ipiro
|unf.rs Gmpfanssiiaiipn erit!laFis.
9rrtrttuus beiiben.
Wliler 9ussins, 5duptling Der
Sf. Gouiitr .Rdrbin1le-, Der ben
Wfnis, In Cincinnati, j.iner g..
burtsficbi. psrbraHi, rsift morg.n
atsnb naG ct. aouis ab, I'm bic
lStbigcn Worbsrsiiunstu 5ur 0abr.
isiHes alubs nah San Qntonio, Ses
yas. i.iHsr DiesiGbriesn Giniibunsss
fulton, 5u treffen.
WitgIi.oer Der Heip gprisr .5iab,
Dsinbtrs" cam. aisa), Die Iif id,on
1ur 0oriibuns in Sot Springs, ari.,
btfinbsH. finb pon Der bstreffenben
Rem gorisr gsb5rbt ansspi.Isn NOR.
ben, ibu Urpfli4tuns sss.n ben
tStddt nift 5u ptrna9ldiIigen uno
ihre Giniomm.niisuer q qrossnt) Al
bt5ablsn. Gi. arm,n Spisltr, oi. fix
bic iisIi6e brsiitiinbise arbsit auf bic
Dauer bon 8 WonaisH Elm GalGr bon
S2500 bis $1,000 bsaiebn, iDIIen iiber
bic gsna4si@tisuus isbr Dsridnupfi
ieiu.
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alms bem SysnnisipaIserid
3idjtige Gutid)eibuug fur grioueu
bic eia ,Eartp Cine" SeIepbon
baben.

Cine Gntitbeioimg. bic uon grobcr
@iftigfeit fir perionen III, Die sin
ipacnanntes .9artp Cine" SeIepbca
baben, CAB geitern Rifyter Stride i'm
atlitni,ipnIgeridjt IN einem proSeb ab.
hcn bic Eelepbongeienid,dft se0en
eSeprgc SnIiep. pon glc. 9i9 ginc
Strate, anscitrengt botte. I'M ibm bic
MISUNDERSTANDING nbifneioen uilo
6as IcIepbon aus ieiner @obniina
rntferuen 81 tonnen. lie Geicaidoit
bebnnpfrt. oaiI SuIiep ieiHen aontraii
gebrpdlcn itno iein 3elepbon 81 icbr
ailsecbebnten lluterbaIhingen beni;st
babe. tpabreno fontrnftlid cine
,.pnrtp Sine" fir cine linterbalt,ins
Hur iiiri wsinuten lang beniIet iueroen
bari, bnmit bic anoeren Barteien, bic
OH berielben Clinic aneeifIaiien iino,
aud UeIepenbeit erbaIten. ibren 5erH.
ipred)appurnt 81 benueeu.
Iie @eipeisaufnnbme ergnb, 6nb
SuIiee bieie geitiInumriig oes Son,
traits in Der ilagrnnieiteH @eiie per.
Iest im6 iid IN ein5eIneu sSdlleu DoIIe
40 w,iniiten iiber oas Ielepbon III.
ferbaIten bate. anoere llnterreoun.
cen b1tien 10 Wliniten uno aud nod
Ianaer aebnnert.
SuiIep beIhuleiete i'm 9niiie Der
gerhonoIuna cine i'm Qerift als
3eiiaiu anfpeienbc Selrpboniitin. onB
lie ieine llnterreoimgen nit einer
sSral, in QiSIotp. stp., beIauidlt bate,
iuns pon Der hinaen Tame gang ent'
idjieSen in abrebe eeiteIit ruuroe. Sic
aab aIcroiugs 5ii, bdb bic betrefien.
&c @ittipe, nit Der Sniiep fia iinter.
haIten bate nnb cic Dor feds Wfenn.
trn ibren @atten 6iir6 ben Soo per.
Tor. ibr peri6nli1 befannt Eel. 0esI
lsernereu iaete bic 1eIepboniitin aus,
Sdt bic iortrp1brpn0eH @eidpperocn
Suffers iIber ben 1elepbonoienit ibrI
fbatlddlia iHIaiIoie Rdhte bersitet|
bdtten.
aliGter Stride entid)ieo. bnb &uiiepI
feineu sontraft DerIett bate inlo be
1eIepboneeicIlidnft bober baaii berrh.
tiaf 1T bas 1eIepbon aus ieiner @ob.
nitiig az entferren.
Rl&trr aIgnnber iproh aeitern|
Su,rHn soiirp, bic fiir5Iid I'M @e-
rihfsIool eeleaentIid Der gerbnnb-
lung elmer anfIase ipegsu ansrbIider
perinfIten @rnnStiftrms eeeen Sofepb
8ebsyTi untsr Der Rzflrge Sesl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-20
6eOrge ssai6iHstOH Cutter Supper.

Der 9tr6erratb Der 0rttten Dsut.
i6sn protsitantiftsu @emeiube (gas
itor s. 5dfHsr) DeranitaItet beuts
pOn 8 lbr Ratmittass an, in bem
Hsu.n, prd6tirsn SAuIfaal Der Stride
en- WaInut, nabs 9. Ctr, Elm 9eoras
Wafbington Differ Supper unb Gun.
9sOn nit einsr ssbisseusn llnttrboIs
tuua in aItem Still unb I1oet Damen
unS SerrsH freunbIi8it oa3u .in. Die
6erren psroen seigeH, mas re in Der
ai4e uuo i'm SpeiieIaol, iutpie auf
Der giibne Ieiitsu tOnnen uno itelIen
4uen einen gsnubrsi6sn @benb in
qusii9t, ben gtiemun0 psriGumen
ioIte.
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ganoalismus.

@ie Die @onSoIen boliiten einbre-
der in scr 9faht pom 9ouueritag 5itHI
iSrcitng i'll Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nerfitdtte non Sbomns GoiieIner, Jto.
419 Dit 6iinfte Strabe. Die Bur
iden. Die augeili6einIit NIT ibrer
ge,rtc, bic in elmer StnnSubr i'm
@ertbe bon $50 beitano, uiht 5ifrie.
ben mareil, idIiteen aaes tlirs uno
Helm. Sie berlcIirten eine S@reib-
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lie armsa aiidle.

Snipcftorcn Oes itdStiiden @eiunS
heitsnmtes sofien seitern 30 5aB gi
iig. Der bel Der Oh acntiidg GiSci
@ineaar Co., on Der 8iueiter UNI
9uaop Strabe. ais perfdIidt be
idjInennbmt morben mar. IN Der
5fub. glnberbem ipurosn SnftbefebIl
ae1pn y. 90. sinoreips nnb Sohr
slHoemiboI. bic giaentbiimer oel
Sirma pesen nnsebIider gerfdli&'
iina BON gfiia errpirtt.
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ospiHsnIoier gnrids.

Iie 9oIi5ei fabn6et seeenipartis
auf einen gapiiien @oIter @bite aus
Detroit. aliidl., Der geitern nit iciner
20 Sabre aIten 6rnu uno ieinenl spei
Sabre alten, perfriippeItsn S0bnden
fler eiatraf ino beiSe auf benz
Granb Gentrul pabnbof niitteIlos I'M
Std lieb. Gas itabtiide @obItbdtie.
ieitsSepartemert bat ii& norIiufig Der
perIaiIsneu arloeacuEmest
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Gin GedluogeI.

Gin TehpoeeI 1T Der 10 Sabre alte
]iidoro Gnrnep. BON gfo 3042 Cole
rain sIperue. Gnrncp ipurbe fiirjIih
6os Iinfc 8eiu ampittirt lno nIs or
leiicru olIf ieincn ariifcn Oic 9reppe
IN ser @oi1inaton Sdula an ser
SoppIe StroBc biuutcrgina, oIitt cr
aus uao fam 10 lmgIiidIih sI5Soa,
aaB er iit Den liufen Nrn brah. Ter
gertn9lildte mtroe nad Dem it6oti.
it)eH ScipltaI gcbrodJt.
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8srlesungen segsn bic @alentin Suts
teHbofer SOns 60. eingerei6t bate,
tDuroe Elm perein6ares @erbitt iiber
$4o0 gu 9uHfteH bes aIdsers abssges
ben.
Die 8ierte Rdtional gant erlan9te
Elm llrtbsil ii6er $11O6.24 eegen
Oscar R. gobade. = R. u. Solben
ein iOlhss iibsr $316.S6 gsssn bic
libpenptt So.
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mai6ire uno 5eridplitten nerifieoene
9litomo6ilreifer, iobab GofielOer elm
Sho6en bon etlpa $3.50 ertuaaicn lit
Goiieloer bat Der 9oli6ei Den Romen
zines Waannes mitgetbeilt, ben er i'm
@er6aft bat an benz etnbruh be.
tbeiIigt ge.ueien gu iein.
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aus ben 0eri@tsb5fen.
Cine aasabl intereHanters sdribnuss'
fdlle nuterbreitet nHb erlebist.

Nobs.s 6sitsrbers's gsrmSesn abses
i&dbt. - Werlanst ibre aIimsnte
= Gina ksr aus. = gsri4punSe'
nsr foI tobt srtIdrt psrbsn. = afuf'
I5funa tintr alten syirma ptrIanSt
ginssrei9ts aeitamsnte. -
Na9lnb Safen. = 0erf9iebenes
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- Gbparb megers BON Ru. 5l2
blum Strabs srrpirtte seitsru siuen
ouftbefebl gegsn SDbu Dl. 5ammpuo
bon Ro. 90S Bsit Siebsntt Strub.,
Der ibm oHaebIid einsn pertbIoisn
G6ed iiber $40 aufssbdust bat.
Evening star., 1915-01-10
Mg&SMERSGy4 Mg&gMERfG4

Friendship Council. No. 16, recently
had an initiation. where the mother Of
the candidate took part in the ceremonial
work. The hall was decorated for the
event. and the attendance was large. Fol-
lowing the initiation banquet was
served. The table was laid with twenty
six covers. The decorations were yellow
flowers. grown by one Of the members.
Dancing and music were enjoyed until a
late hour. Among those taking part were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lanham. Mrs. Kitty.
Mrs. Law, Mrs. Haupman, Mrs. Cloke,
Mrs. Rock, Mrs Dalgleish, Mrs. and Miss
Herbert, Mr.. Balderson. Miss Holmes.
Mrs. J. A. Cooper. Miss johnson. Mrs
Dulin. Mrs. Robinson and many others.
a program for it's annual grand vista
tion Tuesday evening by the state
councillor, Mrs. E. Viola Thompson and
staff.
AT the last meeting Of Mizpah Coun-
Gil, No 8. Mrs. L. E. Thompson. deputy
state councillor. and Mrs: Freddie
Beach addressed the council Past Coun-
cilor Mrs. Martha E. Donaldson was
elected to the position of assistant re-
cording secretary. The secretary was
instructed to communicate with Presi-
dent Wilson requesting him to sign
H. R. No. $3.50. in behalf of the Ma
tional Council, D of A. The legislative
committe, Of the order considers this
bill one of the most important ever
presented before the American people.
The deputy state councillor was noti-
fed to be present at the next meeting,
as the council would be prepared to
have her install the newly elected off,
GERS for the next term.
Councillor Mrs. Ruth Mcclellan Payne
notified the council that she. with other
members of the council. had officiated
at the funeral Of Mrs William H Sum-
mo crr6d Cof, rrIo
morning, December 26.
Reports from the recording and
financial secretaries and treasurer for
the past quarter showed a financial
gain.
Mayflower Council, No. II. has made
arrangements for a large class initia-
tion to be held on the night of it's
grand visitation. Other councils have
been requested to present their candi-
dates II possible.
Evening star., 1915-01-10
JR.0.U.AM

Washington Council, No. 13, met
Tuesday evening with Past Councillor
Grover E. Payne of Potomac Council,
No. 20, who presented his credential as
deputy state councillor to this council.
1t was received with the highest
honors of the order. A letter was re-
ceived from Decatur Council, No. 23,
Daughters of Liberty. inviting this
council to the dance and entertain
ment to be given under the auspices
of that council and Red Wing Tribe of
Red Men.
Past Councillor J. c. Mastin has in
formed the members of Potomac Coun-
Gil, No. 20, that he will be present at
the next meeting and install the newly
elected officers.
At the meeting Thursday night of
Constellation Council. No. SO, the fol-
lowing officers were installed by the
grand deputy. S. F. Ford, Of Valley
Forge Council: Junior past councillor.
Gottleib; vice councillor, Charles s. Hill
bert; recording secretary, Fred G. Fell
1inger (re-elected, eighth term); finan-
cial secretary, Louis Frisard (re-elect-
ed. fourteenth 'term); treasurer. VIII
liam L. Jenkins (re-elected, fifth term) !;
warden. George w. Boryer; conductor.
Leroy l.. Hurley; inside sentinel, E. e.
Crown; outside sentinel. J. w. Granger
(re- elected, twentyfifth term), and
trustee, H. r. Fellinger.
A "get-together' committee was ap-
pointed to celebrate the twenty-fifth
anniversary February and make nee
essary arrangements therefor. Two
members were reinstated. a number of
applications were received and others
acted on. The prize degree team"
made arrangements to initiate all ap-
plicants at the next meeting, when a
large attendance is expected.
Under good of the order cigars
were served. and remarks were made
by Past State Councillor William l.
Jenkins. Deputy State Councillor S. T.
field F. G. Fellinger, G. w. Boryer, Ed
Blaine. Col. James D. Avery and others.
A large number of visitors were pres
ent, as well as many of the old guard
of the council, which has taken on a
new lease Of life in its second stride of
twenty-five years.
Capitol Council, No. 25, has moved
from 419 10th street northwest to the
new Masonic Temple. corner Sth and
F streets northeast. and changed its
meeting nights from Friday to Mon
day It's first meeting in its new hall
was held Monday night with a large
attendance Of its officers and members.
After the Initiation Of one candidate
the following officers were installed by
Deputy State Councillor w. B. Rock of
Liberty Bell Council, No. 55: Junior
past councillor. ]. G. White; councillor.
William McOsker; vice councillor, B. w.
Ingram; recording secretary, C. s.
Jones (re-elected); financial secretary.
F. E. Potter; conductor. G. W. w
side sentinel. J. W. Brown: % Outside M
sentinel. w. II. Welty; chaplain. l. W.
Franklin; trustee for six months. P. J.
Rudasiu; trustee for twelve months.
Evening star., 1915-01-10
Patriotic Order of Americans.

Camp No 1. at Its meeting Wednes-
day evening, installed its officers and
entertained members of various camps
of the District.
District President Mrs. Clara Mace.
assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Heater of
Camp No. 1 and Mrs. Mary Schoen-
berger, installed the following officers:
Past president, Miss Rodgers; assistant
past president. John Cumberland;
president, Miss Elizabeth Bennit: as
sistant president, Mr. Hillary: vice
president, Mrs. G. Skinner: recording
secretary, Mrs. Emma Buell. (re-elect-
ed); treasurer. Mr.. George Webber (re-
electedD: financial secretary, Miss Ma
belle Rodgers; conductress. Mrs. Flor
ence Howe (re-elected): assistant con-
ductress. Mrs. Ida SanGston (re-elect-
ed); guard. Mrs Christ; outside sentinel,
Mrs. E. Newgent (re-elected): chap
lain, Mr.. John Cumberland, orator, Mrs.
Lena Webber.
After the installation the retiring
president, Miss NJ. Rodgers. was pre-
sented with a past officers jewel by
Mrs. Buell.. Mrs. Clara Mace. District
president. was presented with a fern
by Mrs. Mary Schoenberger. and Mrs.
E. Heater received one from Mra e.
Dawson. supper was served.
Camp No. l will have initiation this
Wednesday evening. and extends an
invitation to the members OF other
camps to be present.
Evening star., 1915-01-10
LARLSSl2S i;j

At the installation of the officers of
Victory Hive the hall had been dec
GRATED with black, red and white
streamers, flags and ferns by Mesdames
Morcock and Sissemore. Deputy Su-
preme Commander LaRue acted as in
stalling officer and was presented by
the hive with large bouquet of car
nations and roses. To Mrs. Mattihgly
badge set with a diamond and a cut
glass fern dish containing assorted
ferns. as a recognition of her services
as commander the past year. The
crime Cartner, was given a purse from
the staff Of officers installed with her
for the ensuing term.
so badly burned that she died. was a
charter member of Mount Vernon Hive.
No. 2. and it's first lady-at-arms.
The officers of independence Hive
were installed Monday evening by Mrs.
A. NJ. Welch, state deputy. Mrs. Cox
was installed as commander for the
year. The outgoing commander. Mrs
Moore was presented with gold en-
blemRtic pin, and the installing ofilcer
received box OF candy.
Brentwood Hive, Maryland. installed
officers Tuesday evening, Mrs. Dora
Weber acting as installing officer. Mrs.
Dora Weber has been record keeper for
eight years.
Mount Vernon Hive will have a large
public installation the 26th of January.
Mrs Mabel 7. La Rue returned Tuesday
from Hot Springs, Ark, where she has
been attending conference of the state
leaders of the organization. She reports
most enthusiastically of the meeting. the
excellent condition of the order, and the
large membership gain made in 1914. and
especially of the report of members taken
into the organization in the month OF
December. The supreme convention. held
every four years, will be held the last
of June in Atlantic City. A large dele
CATION from Washington is being con-
sidered.
There is q special installation prize
offer to the hives for the period ending
January 81. The prize winners for the
last quarter of 1914 have not been an
nounced.
Liberty Hive members had a card party
with Mrs Crum, 2Sth street northwest.
prize Mrs Crum is the newly elected
lieutenant commander of the hive. The
next five hundred party will be Thursday
afternoon, January 81, with Mrs. La Rue,
Fontanet Courts.
Union Lodge, No. l. and Mount Vernon,
No 3, Ladies' l. o. NJ. are in charge OF
new officers the installation ceremonies
of those chosen for the ensuing term hav-
ing taken place Monday and Tuesday
nights, respectively. The installing OFF,
Ger was Catherine II. Maxwell. District
grand deputy.
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has been one of its Interested, strenu-
GUS workers ever since.
Potentate Quinter says he hopes for
big things in Almas Temple during the
says, "'will be toward procuring a suit
able home for the Shrine in the Dis
trict. We trust we shall be able TO
erect building that will be not only
the pride Of Almas Temple, but of
which the citizens of Washington gen.
orally may feel proud"
The new potentate is a quiet, unob-
trusive sort of man. but his friends
say he has a world of motive power to
inject into any project in which his in
terest is enlisted, and they, too, are
looking forward to notable achieve
ments during his year
Worshipful Master NJ. B. Yerger of
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. announces that
Lester ]. Kelly, junior warden of the
the F. c. degree is presented at the
regular communication Friday even
ing. following its presentation at a
special at 6 pm.
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter. No. ],
will hold a special" for thejpurpose
of the annual grand visitatio tnIriday
evening. After the visitatfe cere-
monies the chapter will adjourn 10 the
banquet hall, where they will be Join
ed by the ladies and friends of the
members to witness a novel entertain
ment, which is being prepared by a
committee appointed by High Priest
W. A. Harries. Refreshments will be
served and the evening closed with an
informal dance.
At the stated communication of Naval
Lodge, No. 4, Thursday evening. the
Il. A. degree was presented. Although
no date has been set for it, the lodge
has decided to have its annual summer
sion to Marshall Hall this summer
Naval Lodge choir has had nota BILE
acquisition to its membership by the
enrolment of P. NJ. Otto B. Roepke
With Junior Warden Perry 1. Balch
heading the official line and Senio,
Deacon Frank A. Gunther assisting
Acacia Lodge, No. IS. will present the
F. c. degree Tuesday evening. Wor.
shipful Master Edward F. Colladay Is
said to be taking active hold of affairs
and has organized the past masters, of.
ficers and members into various com.
mittees on lodge work. while a coach.
| ing committee. consisting of Past Mas.
| ter John e. Borland, chairman, an6
Past Masters Edward E. Clement
Delos NJ. Carter, James H. Windsor anc
August B. Douglas. the latter of Hiram
Lodge. No. 10. is drilling the officers in
| lodge essentials. Work also is said tc
be plentiful.
The Trowel Club of the Interior De
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months. c. L Wright; representative
to F. 3: A. U. s.. C. s. Jones; alternate
A z. NARROW
The council begins the year. it is
Remarks were made by W. B. Rock
and G. w. Walker. past councillors
Of Liberty Bell Council. No. 30; J; s.
| Council. No 80: r. E. Pate. past coun-
cilor. and others. State Councillor c. S.
Jones Is the recording secretary OF this
council
nesday evening received the application
of a former member for reinstatement.
The trustees submitted their report of the
condition of the council for the quarter
ending December 81. as follows: Receipts.
$7S4.70: expenses. $651.S7: leaving a sur
plus Of s133.03, exclusive Of s2S1.65 in
the hands Of the treasurer. which. with
$2.635.15 invested and an appraised val
uation Of other property as s457.50, made
the total assets S3.507.33. The recording
secretary reported 2S7 members on the
roll. fifteen having been added during the
term.
Tho newly elected officers were installed
by Past State Councillor E L. Balderson.
after which Pianist J. A. Balderson. on
the part of the council. presented P. H.
Mccarthy. the retiring councillor, with a
past councillors Jewel
Remarks were made by tho several Of
ficers.
At tho home -coming" meeting OF
Reno Council. No. 46. Monday evening
in Tenleytown the following officers
were installed: Councillor. Filliam H
Embrey: vice councillor. e. W. Gill
recording secretary, A. J. Yowell, re-
elected: assistant recording secretary
H. L. Freer. reelected; financial Sec
retary. P NJ. Riley. reelected: treas
urer. William Shoemaker. reelected
conductor, William Dean: warden
Ralph C. Fawcett; inside sentinel, ]. w
Beach; outside sentinel, ]. W. Lain
hart, jr.. and chaplain, J. Frank Butts
The council meetings have been very
well attended lately. sixty-f1ve mem
bers being present December % and
about thirty January 4.