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Oncers Of Camp No. 3 were Installed
Thursday evening at Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast by Mrs.
Clara Mace, district president. assisted
by Mrs. c. E. Thomas. past district
president. The following are h new
officers: President. Mrs. Naomi Whit
tington (second term); assistant presi-
dent, Mrs. Harriet Stricken (second
term); vice president, Mrs Eva Ridge
way; conductor. Mrs. Ruth Fuller: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. G. q. Thomas;
financial secretary. Mrs. Eva Raba:
treasurer, Mrs. Emma v. Schaffer:
chaplain, Mrs: Mary Johnson; orator.
Mrs. Nellie King; guard. Mrs: Julia
Golding: sentinel Mrs. Mary Ball. Mrs.
Mace, district president. presented Mrs.
Naomi Wilmington with a gold presi-
dents Jewel. A number of visitors from
various camps were present. The dis
trict president invited all members to
the installation Of officers OF Camp No.
8 at Pythian Temple next Thursday.
Mrs. M. r. Mahoney, first president Of
No. 8. was a visitor. Treasurer Mrs.
Emma Schaffer was reported i'll. Re-
Treatments were served.
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panied by his wife and daughter. DR..
henry J. Crosson n Bernard NJ.
Bridget. o past grand knights OF
the council have just returned from a
hunting n fishing trip in the Canas
dian ood The Past grand knights
meetings" which have been held dur
ing the past year will be esumed In the
fall. the next one to be presided ovas
by Past Grand knight James H.
DR.. A. D.. Wilkinson. financial secre>
tary Of the council. will go to Atlantic
City with his family the middle of this
Gil, william J. Cantwell and Michael A.
keane and their families also will be I'm
the party.
The council expects to reach the six
hundred mark by October I. and range
ments are already being made to cele-
brate the event.
William J. MCGEE. grand knight of
Carroll Council, will attend the con-
vention of the Order of Alhambra the
latter part OF the month. before start
ing on his vacation with Mrs. MCGEE.
Martin J. Mcnamara Of Potomac
Council, state treasurer. will leave on
a business trip to Wheeling next week.
From there he will go to Clinton. Mass,
to visit his family. Frank L. Hewitt.
past grand knight. has just returned
from an automobile trip to Atlantic
City.
Spalding Council met Thursday
evening. DR.. J. Rozier Biggs. grand
knight, presiding. The grand knight
announced that the major degree will
be exemplified in September.
Saturday. August IA. the Boosters"
hold their second smoker at the Co
lumbus Country clubhouse. In the
afternoon the married mems team will
play the single mems team a game of
base ball. Joseph ID. Moriarity is cap
tain of the married team and George
A. Daddy of the single team.
The dance held last evening at the club
house was well attended.
Arrangements are being made for .
barbecue in the fall.
1t is announced that twenty-five new
members have been secured as a re-
suit of the "Booster's'' campo gn, con-
Quoted under Joseph B. AIcCann of
team A and John c. Merkling of
team Is.
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Friendship Temple, No. 3. met We'd
nesday night. Past Chief Carrie Davis
made a partial report on the outing to
Marshall Hall July IA. when the tenn
pie took part in that event with the
uniform rank companies.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. at its meet
ing Friday night received a number
Of applications for membership. H.
Elkton Smith. degree director. devoted
some time to the discussion Of floor
work of HI degree. Mrs. Kate Smith,
chairman Of the ways and means COM
mittee of the temple, made a .prelimi-
nary report on the successful outing
at Chesapeake Beach July 80. Israel
Sommers, in charge of the aquatic
features. reported two special events
the swimming contest. which George
jr.. o with his lower limbs
tied together. and the grabbing con-
test, in which Past Chief Bertha Will
liams was the winner. securing h
largest number of crabs in a given
time.
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The fourth annua excursion of the
Daughters Of America will be given to
Chesapeake Beach tomorrow. with Mrs.
E. Viola Thompson, state councillor, and
her officers In charge.
Robert Downing. jr.. past councillor,
and his wife were present at the last
meeting of Fidelity Council. No. 4. Mr..
and Mrs. Downing have been in Pitts
burgh for five months.
Mizpah Council, No: 3. met Friday
ordered to send a letter of coincidence
to the family Of the late Frederick Ross
Sullivan. Mrs. L. E. Thompson. deputy
state councillor: Mrs. F.. Viola Thomp-
past councillor of Old Glory Council.
No. ~; Mrs. Fannie Brumigen, past
state councillor. and Mrs. Grace N.
Woodward Of Fidelity Council, No. 4,
were present and spoke.
Fidelity Council. No. 4, Thursday
night initiated two candidates. h
councillor. Miss Grace Woodward. APP
pointed an initiation team.
State Councillor Mrs. e. Viola Thomp-
son.. Mrs. Ida Kerfer from Old Glory
Council, A. D. Sheelee from Mispah
Council and George E. Box from indie
pendent Council: were visitors This
Wdb XuL. " . 1ioS AAS AAo AC-
turn from Pittsburgh, where he has
been for the past five months.
Mrs. e. Viola Thompson. state coun-
cilor, was entertained at a luncheon
Wednesday by Mrs Ada Herbert. past
councillor of American Flag Council.
No. 8. Among those present were Mrs.
Mabel Caps. past state councillor; Mrs.
Ida Kerper. past councillor Of Old Glory
Council, No. IL, and Mrs. Ella Herbert,
past state councillor.
American Flag Council, No. s. met
Monday evening at Society Temple,
with Mrs. Jennie Calvert, councillor.
presiding. Mrs. Haunale Patterson,
outside sentinel, was reported as much
improved, M Mrs. Annie Pettftt, as
sociate vice councillor. and Mrs. Fan
ME Davis as sick.
The resignation of T. Edward Skin
ner. State Council representative, was
received and accepted.
The council Is planning to go to
Chesapeake Beach tomorrow in a body.
Councillor Mrs. Calvert appointed the
following good of the order committee:
Mrs. Alice Watts, chairman; Mrs. A. M.
Vanscriver. treasurer: Mrs. NJ. c..
gill: Mrs. Ella !Colburn. Mrs. NJ. E..
Correll. Mrs. Georgia Skinner and Mrs.
EVE Price.
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w. Lynn, with Mrs. Lynn. of Friend
ship; Worthy Matron Jeanette 7. Lash
horn Of ST. Johns Lodge Chapter,
Worthy Patron George Topham. with
Mrs. Topham, of Fidelity; Worthy
Matron Ida NJ. Huston Of Ascension,
Mrs. Williams, chaplain of Martha, and
others.
The following chapters scheduled to
meet during the week have all called
off their meetings: Temple, No. 10:
Cathedral. No. IA; Columbia. No. IS:
Electa, No. 2; Bethlehem, No. z; FL
deity, No. 10; Naomi, No. 3; Brookland,
No. IL: William F. Hunt. No. 16, and
st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No. Is.
Friendship, No. II. which is scheduled
to meet Tuesday evening. n Takoma.
No: IL, which is scheduled to meet Fri
day evening, have made no announce
ment for publication in The Star.
The grand secretary. Rose A. Yost, has
returned to the city after a pleasant out
ing with her daughter Henrietta.
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Cowles Of Talbot Camp, Banker Daniel
Webster Of West End Camp and Escort
j. E. Trunnel. Robert Reichard and Vim
cent Fuchini were present. Remarks were
made by a number Of the visitors and
readings were given by Mr.. Fuchini. The
camp expressed itself in favor Of repre-
sentation on a general committee to have
charge Of such matters as might be OF
mutual benefit to the local camp. Cen
trail Camps representatives on the gen.
eral committee having in charge the class
adoption held last May. It Is said. may
be appointed on the proposed new COM
mtttee. A communication was received
from Consul James A. Moody expressing
tended him during his recent bereave-
ment. Word has been received from Will
liam Schulz. at present In Perry, ONO.
that he is still Ill. NJ. T. May has Just
returned from an automobile trip to Chill
licothe. Ohio.
The annual excursion Of the Modern
Woodmen Of America and Of the Royal
Neighbors to Chesapeake Beach was held
Monday. An attendance Of $500 members
and friends was reported. The committee
on sports, A. F. Dobrowolski. chairman,
announced the following Fat
mans race-Fist, ]. Upton: second. w.
G; Holz, 1oo-yard dash for Woodmen.
ID IA SaAAoA > 0SSSAAAs
both Of Georgetown Camp. 100-yard dash
for boys-First, L. Willard: second. c.
Crook. 50-yard dash for ladies-First.
]. Sullivan second. Grace Volland 100
yard dash for ladies-First, Dolly Lyons ;
second. Mrs. Pindell. 100-yard a for
!girls-First, NJ. Wenner second. H. Royce.
Central Camp, after a game struggle,
was forced to concede victory to George
town Camp in the base ball game by the
score Of Z to 2.
District Deputy H. n. Willard, accom-
panied by Mrs. Willard, is spending a few
days at Atlantic City. State Deputy Will
liam McCaffery leaves for a trip through
Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey the
first of the week.
A general committee for the purpose Of
handling all matters Of mutual interest
and benefit to the local camps OF Wood
men Is now being formed. The question
Of publicity. fraternal visits among the
camps. membership. etc. are to receive
consideration.
1t Is the intention Of the local camps.
under the direction OF State Deputy Nc
Caffery and District Deputy Willard. to
hold a large class adoption the first Of
November, when Head Consul A. II. Tai
bot will visit Washington.
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Ruth Chapter. No. 1. having called off
all meetings until September 20. the
chairman Of the committee on ways and
means has announced that the joint ex-
cursion of Ruth. Electa, Bethlehem,
Brookland Temple and Friendship
chapters to Chesapeake Beach will take
place Tuesday. The committee in
charge of this outing has issued q gen.
eral invitation not only to the members
of these chapters. but all chapters
throughout the Jurisdiction. to Join In
making Tuesday an Eastern Star
day. at the beach
The chairman reports that he has re-
ceived donations OF a lumber OF hand
some prizes to be distributed among
the successful contestants in the ath-
letic events to take place during the
course OF the day.
The Matrons and Patrons Of 1915
were royalty entertained at the home
of Mrs. Anna Harvey, 2216 LIST street
northwest. Wednesday evening. All the
chapters were we'll represented and the
worthy grand matron. Mrs Catharina
Loffier, and the worthy grand patron,
Arthur w. Poynton. with Mrs. Poynton.
were special guests Of the occasion.
Games, music and speeches, with punch
served by the hostess and Ice cream
and cake by Mr.. Harvey, helped make
the evening pass merrily. In a fishing
contest the first honor prize was car
ried off by Mrs. Lynn. while in the con-
test over state authorizations Mr.. Dow
finished first, with Mr.. Topham a close
second. Members of the association
who could not be present were remem-
bered by name, with expressions of re-
gret, and the evening closed with q
rousing vote of thanks to MI. and Mrs.
Harvey for their generous hospitality.
Among those present were Worthy
Matron Carrie Y. Pollard of Ruth Chap
ter. Worthy Matron ans A. Harvey
and worthy Patron Charles G.. VIII
liams of Martha, Worthy Matron Nell
lie West and Worthy Patron and Mrs.
Edwin C. Dutten OF Esther, Worthy
Matron Maud Fellheimer of Areme,
Worthy Matron Helena Lennon OF
Brookland, Worthy Patron George N.
Stranahan of Brookland. Worthy
Matron Mrs. P. w. Favorite Of Ia
koma. Worthy Matron Elizabeth Ode
koven and Worthy Patron John F. May
of Temple, Worthy Matron Mrs. Mae
l.. Dow. with Mr.. Dow. and Worthy
Patron Carlin S. Eskridge, with Mrs.
Eskridge, of Cathedral. No. IA;
Worthy Patron Frank J. and Mrs.
Rowell of Columbia. Worthy Matron
Annie Sherr and Worthy Patron Arthur
J. Richards of William F.. Hunt.
Worthy Matron l.. Mazella Parks, with
Mr.. Parks, and Worthy Patron JOIN
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keane Council will meet Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. The grand knight
and the lecturer are arranging for q
special night in September to be known
as Charter Member Night" Every
charter member at present in the coun-
I'll will be asked to be present and re-
late his experiences in the early days
of the council. The grand knight,
Maj. c.. Eugene Edwards. and Past
Grand knight Charles W. Darr have
just returned from their vacations.
The invitation Of the state deputy of
Maryland for the council to Join in the
Knights Of Columbus Reunion at Pen
Mar will be considered Thursday. DR..
]. A. Flynn. financial secretary. has
gone on an extended motoring trip.
Washington General Assembly.
fourth degree, has set aside Flag day"
Maj. C. Eugene Edwards, drill master
of the fourth degree drill team has
reqSested the team to assemble Fri
day, September 3, for the first drill in
preparation for the exhibition in Bal
timore. October IL.
Faithful Navigator william E. Pairo
has appointed the following committee
to take charge of applications for the
degree to be exempli1ed in Baltimore:
OF Washington Council. Samuel A. Gas
kins. chairman: Alexander j. Kane. ].
D. McConville. DR.. A. D. Wilkinson and
DR.. J.. A. Mudd; of Keane Council, An
drew I. Hickey, chairman; Thomas w.
James NJ. Hassett, Joseph J..
Kennedy and John E. Reilly; of Carroll
Council: Thomas B. Nolan, chairman;
George A. Daddy, Lawrence e. Dolan,
Joseph ]. Degnan n +. B. Burke; of
Spalding Council; John l. Mcdonald,
Peter Fersigner, r. c. Casey,
J. F. Mulhare and Joseph d. Moriarity
and Of Potomac Council: Charles Aug
chairman; S.. Wren Howard,
Thomas McDonough, Thad. e. Sullivan
and p. l. Cobin.
Capt. r. J. Donnelly, the treasurer of
Council. Is preparing to
the city for his vacation. accom-
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LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur. No. 9, called Cd.
Tuesday-Webster, No. Z, called of.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 26. page and
knight ranks.
Friday-Ra thbone- Superior, Nc. %, called
off.
UNIFORM RANK.
Observation-Disclosures Company, No. l,
monthly assembly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday-Ways and means committee,
semi-montEly meeting.
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Ancient Order Of Hibernians.

sergt. Thomas r.. J.. Cavanaugh of
Division No. Z and q member of h D.
C. N. G. Field Hospital Corps Is at the
camp Of instruction at T%obyhana, Pa.
About 500 members of the various
Irish societies rendered a farewell re-
ception to Rev. Father Barry. who is
about to leave for his new charge in
Wichita, Kan, in Northeast Temple
Wednesday evening. P. 7. Moran.
president of the Chamber of Commerce,
presented him with a silver shaving set
and satchel in h behalf Of the Irish
American Union. Division No. s, Of
which Father Barry is chaplain. re-
him with q watch charm
Mrs. Sadie Ryan. representing the
Ladies' Auxiliary, A.. o. H. presented an
umbrella. Musical selections were
rendered by Miss O'Day and Harry
O'Meara. Lee Cunningham and Frank
Nerns. Father Barry 10 q member Of
the Irish Study Club of the A. o. II.
william Frixxell was reported to nave
.PACovArAd from hia rAcent i1lneRa
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The executive council has decided to
follows: For Capitol Council. No. g..
September %; for John c. Daily Coun-
Gil, No. 8. October 10: for Unity Coun-
Gil. No. 2, October "a; for Hope Coun-
ell. No. /, November Z. and for the
Grand Council. November 81.
A resolution was adopted congratu-
lating the American branch indie
pendent Order of R~echabites on its sew
enty-third anniversary. 1t having been
organized August 2, 1912. Mrs. John C.
Daley served refreshments at the con-
clusion of the session.
Grand Secretary E. w. Sanderson has
returned to the city.
Unity Council, No. 2, gave Wayne w
Cordell a farewell Tuesday evening,
were made by Philip Weber, Robert,
Ta1bert, James Reagan. James F.
Peake, Mark Kelley, Joseph D. Buck
ley, grand vice chief; D.. j. Proudfoot,-
Ed Bresnahan, John Jeschke, L. NJ.
Barry, Brother Nau, George e. Ourands
and Patrick INLAND. ~
A farewell social was given Wayne
the Independent Order Sons of Jonadab
at his residence asst evening. Short
speeches were made. Solos were sung bys
Patrick INLAND and Charles Vermillion. :
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Cordell and Miss Sanderson. Among
those present were Grand Vice Chief
Joseph ID. Buckley. Grand Secretary
E. w. Sanderson, James +. Peake. John
Jeschke and Mark Kelley. Mr.. Cordeli
left for Kentucky this afternoon to re-
sumo his official duties for HEEL pension
bureau.
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Communications for any of these columns must be received by
The Star not later than noon Thursday of each week. Items which
relate to events that occur after that time, or contain new and
important announcements that cannot be sent in earlier, will be
received up to noon Saturday. but not later.
Communications written on both sides of the paper will not be
accepted. All communications must be signed with the name and
address of the person sending them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

LODGES.
Monday-Langdon, No. 20. degree: Union,
No. IL, and Beacon. No. IS. busin s..
Observation-Disclosures, No. 8; Golden Rule,
No. 81. and Am:ty, No. q, business.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. T.;
No. 8. and Federal City, No. 20. de-
gree.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10; Excelsior.
No. II. and Salem. No. ". degree:
Covenant. No. 10, business and social.
F~riday-Central. No. 1; Metropolis. No.
IL, and Phoenix, No.. %, business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred D.. Stuart, No. I: degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 1, degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Drill and social.
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Central Camp. Nc. 16o15. met Friday
night Adviser o. P. Parthemore presided.
in the absence Of Consul James A. Moody.
State Deputy William McCaffery. Dis
trict Deputy H. H. Willard, Banker B.. G.
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LODGES.
Today-Pentalpha. No. %. 5 pm. re-
lgious services, Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Mouday-Dawson. No. 16, F. C.
Tuesday-Federal. No. 1; Acacia, No. Is;
Takoma, No. %. called on.
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. IL, called on
st. Johns Mite Association schednied,.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. -,
business: George G. Whiting, No. 20
FridayNSt. Johns. No. II. called of;
Hope, No. 20, +. c.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
All chapters scheduled to meet during
the week, called of. including Mount
Vernon, No. 3: Hiram, No. 10: Anacos'la,
No. II; Mount Horeh, No. Z: Potomac,
No. 8: Mount Pleasant. No. Is: Washing
ton, Nc. .; Eureka, No. 4. and CAPITOL
No. II.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIFS.
All Communicates scheduled to meet
have called OF, including De Molay Mount
ed, No. 4, and Washington, No. 1.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Evangelist Chapter, knlgnts OF
Rose CroiI, called on.
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Nonhav-Esther Rehekah. No. 8. degree.
F-iiav-Nartha Washington Rehckah, No
2, degree, and Dorcas Rebekah, No. 4,
degree.
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william Frisxeli was reported TO have
from his recent illness.
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The fourth annual excursion of the
of America will be given to
Beach tomorrow. with Mrs.
Viola Thompson, state councillor, n
her officers in charge.
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II%RED MEN

Logan Tribe. No. 8, met Thursday
night at Redmen's Hall, Georgetown.
A delegation Of Redmen from AIexan-,
dria, Va. paid the tribe a fraternal
visit. The tribe Is aiming to make
it's membership ESQ by the end of this
year. Speech-making took up the re-
ainde of the evening.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. Monday night, at
Society Temple, transacted the regular
order Of business. after which reports
were received and acted upon. Remarks
were made by the members present.
Seneca Tribe. No. H.. met Friday at
Past Sachem j. B. Altman. tr., degree
pressed by the members at the death
Of Past Sachem Joh Graham. who was
declared one of the best workers OF
the tribe. Out of respect to his MEM
DRY the tribe adjourned at an early
hour.
MIneola Tribe. No. IA. met Friday.
night at Masonic Temple. Anacostia-
nounced He had been ill for the past
memory by many Of the members
White Eagle Tribe. No. II, met We'd
nesday night at Pythian Temple. The
regular order of business was tran
Sacted, ana reports OF the various COM
mittees were received and acted upon-
Remarks were made by Past Sachems'
Plaskett, Gartrell and Sheedy.
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, met Monday
at 64S Louisiana avenue northwest.
with Sachem Lingle presiding. Remarks
were made by several of the members
present. -
Osceola Tribe, No. 10, met Wednesday
at Masonic Temple. T~enleytown.
Sachem Donaldson presided. Chief of
o. M. Borrows was reported
sick, slowly Improving. Remarks
by Messrs. Jones. Stumph, Custard and
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Capt. R. J. Donnelly. h treasurer Of
Washington Council. is preparing to
leave the city for his vacation. accom-
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William r. Singleton Lodge. No. 80,
and Friendship Chapter. No. IL. Order
of the Eastern Star, are making joint
preparations for a fair to be held
October IS to 16.
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Robert Downing. jr.. past councillor.
and his wife were present at the last
meeting of Fidelity Council. No. 4. Mr..
and Mrs. Downing have been in Pitts
burgh for five months.
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Dawson Lodge. No. 16, will have the
r g degree at its two communications,
tomorrow evening and August 20. re-
spectively. Worshipfu1 Master Royal
e. Corwin has announced the illness at
his home, 2055 Wisconsin avenue, OF
Joseph Fritz, and that he is able to see
friends who may call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Past Master Warren ]. Comm Of The
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. has been
selected as of the dining
rooms at the bureau of engraving and
printing. according to the Lodge News
Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Grand Master W. J. Rich returned
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National Lodge, No. IL, will have the
F.. c.. degree August IT, the f. A. de-
gree September Z and the NJ. NJ. degree
September 81.
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Mount Nebo Encampment, No. 6. met
Wednesday evening in Mount Pleasant
l~odgeroom, 18th and Kenyon streets,
and Grand Senior Warden A1wine in
stalled High Priest Berlin n Second
and Fourth Watches Lyons n James
H. Crow. At the close o fthe meeting
an old-time smoker W q held.
Grand Masfar Nv Rich rafuenaA
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-04-08
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of Russell FL. Jones, county clerk
Of Kenosha County, Wisconsin, in the
Court House, City of Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin, not later than 2 O'Clock D. m. of
Wednesday, April 28th, 1915, for the
furnishing of all materials and labor
necessary in the construction complete
OF tuberculosis Sanatorium to be
erected for Kenosha County, all in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications
prepared for same and may be had upon
application to Joseph Lindl, architect,
at 312 Main St. Kenosha, Wisconsin,
and may be seen at the office Of the
County Clerk, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Bids will be received upon the build
ing complete as per plans and specifi-
cations, as well as upon separate
branches of the work.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in the amount of 500 of
each bid, made payable to Kenosha
County and to be forfeited in case of
failure to enter into contract and fur
nish suitable bond.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
Louis R. Grosvenor,
w. A. Epson,
George Strangberg,
adv.afw5O Building Committee.