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MASONIC LODGES
Plan SERVICES
George Washington Associa-
ton to Meet at Alexandra
Tomorrow.
HUNDREDS WILL ATTEND
High Officials from All Parts of the
County Join in Exercises There
and at Mount Vernon.

Alexandria. Va, Feb. c0-All arrange
| ments have been completed for the fifth
annual meeting Of the George Washing
ton Masonic National Memorial Associa-
ton, which will convene here Monday
and end its sessions Tuesda yafternoon
with the election of officers.
This meeting will be one of the largest
in point Of attendance ever held accord
ing to Charles II. Callahan. local secre-
tary Of the association. The objects of
the association are the erection of n per-
manent memorial in the shape of a tenn
pie In Alexandria to the memory OF
washington the Mason
Many Of the delegates will arrive to-
morrow. and at night they will be ten
dered an informal reception in the Ma
sonic Temple. The association will con.
vene at $50 o'clock Monday morning and
will be presided over by Gen. Thomas j.
Shryock, grand master. of Maryland.
Following welcoming addresses the bust
ness session will convene. At 9 O'Clock
the delegates will go to Mount Vernon
and place a memorial wreath on Wash
ington's tomb.
At night they will attend the annual
banquet of Alexandria Washington Lodge
Of Masons. which will be held in the
auditorium of the Elks Home.
SHdries T.. IenneSSOn, wOrShlpful mas
ter. will preside. The speakers slated to
respond to toasts are Senator Theodore
Burton. Ohio; Representative j. Thomas
Hefiin,. Alabama: j. Claude Helper. past
grand master Of the District Of Columbia,
and William II. Parker. past master Of
Liberty Lidge. Beverly. Mass.
The following is a list of those who
have advised that they will attend:
Alabama, Henry c. Miller. grand mas
ter; William f. Bingham. grand COM
mander: Albert E. Pace. grand high
priest: George E. Beaucapp. grand secre-
tary: Lawrence II. Lee, past grand mas
ter and head of the Scottish Rite; Arkan-
sas. Charles +. Rosenbaum. grand
master: California. Representative WILL
lam kettner, grand marshal of the Grand
Lodge and the grand commander of the
Knights Templar: Colorado. Albert Il.
McGaffey. past grand master; Delaware
William f. Valient, grand master: Asa
Bennett. grand high priest: Thomas J.
Day. past grand master: Edward G.
Wells; District OF Columbia. Alexander
Grant. grand master: Lem Towers. jr.
grand high priest; DIR. c. T. Lindsey.
grand commander; Georgia. Henry
Banks. past grand master; Idaho. grand
high priest; Iowa, George L. Schoonover.
deputy grand master: Illinois. Henry T.
Burnap. grand master: Indiana. Martin
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| 1'HEW SOLDIERS CHEERING
KING and KITCHENER.
| e. KING GEORGE and EARL
KITCHENER REVIEWING
NEW ARM. -
0be 6ow,, Grier

nr. Paul &. AEnew will speak before
the Socialist meeting at S11 street
northwest tonight on Rates on Public
Utilities" Fred d. Warren will speak
Tuesday evening. March .. under au-
spices of the Socialist party.
Plans nre about complete for the big
mass meeting to be held here tomor-
row at the New willard under the au-
spices of the Womans Peace Party.
| Many prominent speakers are on the
program.
Mrs. HaviIand II. Lund and n COM
mittee representing the National For
League yesterday
held a conference with Secretary of
Labor Wilson with respect to plan
for the taking of immigrants and la
borers to the soil instead of the cities.
Mrs. Margaret l.. CoOpe. n lecturer
of this city, will give an illustrated
talk on the Passion Play" in the hall
of St Paurs Church. Fourteenth and
streets northwest, Wednesday night
The proceeds will go to the charitable
needs of the parish.
Wade Savoy, three years old, OF :OO1
Rosedale street northeast, was burned
seriously yesterday afternoon when
his clothing caught fire from burn
ing trash pile near which he was play
ing. He was taken 10 SnliureH nus
pital.
Bishop Alfred Harding yesterday Is
sued an appeal to the clergy and peo-
pie in the parishes and congregations
of the Diocese of Washington Cor do
nations of money, food and clothing
for support of the Episcopal Home in
Talbert street southeast
ArabeIIa Terry, sixty years old. s12
Twenty street northwest. while
attempting to cross at Twenty-frst
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, was struck by a west-bound
Capital Traction car and injured about
the face She refused hospital treat
ment.
Lovers of art thronged the Corcoran
Gallery of Art yesterday to view the
nineteenth annual exhibition Of the
Washington Water Color Club. The
exhibition was opened Friday with
private view and reception. group
of eight pictures by Charles Warren
Eaton, of New York, occupies the place
of honor.
Joseph Rachner, a student in = busi-
ness college, was arrAgned before
Judge Mullowny i'll Police Court yes
terday morning to answer charges of
carrying concealed weapons The prin-
cipal of the school was the complain
ant Rachner explained that the re-
volver had been given to him by
friend for examination. Judge Null
lowry discharged the student with a
reprimand and warning.
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Ladies' Night at Elks.

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Elks Lodge
will entertain their friends at a supper
Thursday. February .. at the clubhouse
large number of invitations having
been issued for the affair.
The Ladies' Tuesday Club is a new
branch of the local lodge. and this is
the first entertainment 10 be given I'M
der its direction. The officers of the
club are Miss Carrie Wood. president
Mrs. John Wood treasurer. and Miss
Sadie Gompers, secretary.
Mr.. William I. Evans is the chairman
of the entertainment committee of the
Ladies' Tuesday Club. and he has
planned a number of interesting affairs
for the rest of the social season. The
supper will be given from to p. m,
and 1t is planned to hold card party
and luncheon at a later date.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia-Fair Sunday. Monday partly cloudy: not
much change in Temperature: moderate variable
winds
The weather will be generally fair Sunday and
Monday Throughout the Atlantic States. Ii will be
OVERCAST and unsettled Sunday and Monday over
the Lake region. the extreme upper Mississippi
Valley and the Northwest. while unsettled weather
with probably rains will prevail Sunday and Mon.
day in the Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys. and
the Gulf States, and SHOWS and rains probable
in the Middle States and the Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions
No decided temperature changes are indicated
for any I'd Of the country during the next forty
eight hours.
Local temperature Midnight. -; a. m. -.
a.. m. 2; a. m, 2: a. m, 20; 10 a. NJ. q:
L noon. ~; p. m. 81; 4 p. m. s.; 6 p. m. %:
p. m. IS: 10 D. m. 20. Highest. IS; lowest. q.
Relative humidity-s a. m. 20; p. m, .; p.
m. 81. Rainfall IS p. m TO p. M. o. Hours of
sunshine. lilo Per cent Of possible. sunshine. 100
Temperature date last year-Highest. s.;
lowest q.
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Maurice r. Walker. g of Fort Myer. Va. and
Ethel F. Erwin. %. Of Toledo. Ohio. Rev L. VI.
Chambers
L Huntington 81. Rev. NJ. F. J. Egan.
Grafton II. Ray. s. and Josephine A. Chester. -.
both q Baltimore Rev. II. Schroeder.
Benjamin Il. Newcumb "a. and Marguerite 4.
Hefing g. Rev e. II. Stetson.
William Z. Eaton. y. and Fanny Fl. Fiske. 81.
Rev +. L. Woodbury..
Howard F. Hayes. Il. and Margaret Sears. IS.
Rev. A :. Johns. =.
John ]. Cantwell, j. and Marian B. Cramer, -.
Rev. 4. j. Farmer.
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Washington's birthday will be a general
holiday here. There will be no public
celebration. Banks. stores, government
and city offices will be closed and most
business houses will suspend operations
by the noon hour. In accordance with
an annual custom committee of MEM
Lers of the eorgGe Washington Birthday
Association will place a wreath on
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TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

Kathleen E. Stole, 81 years. 1876 18th st. nv.
Isabelle Sopcr. IS. Homeopathic Hospt.
Annie f Nash. 60. Providence Hospt.
Ella Watson. s., Providence Hospt.
Helen NJ. Mckay. !. $3.50 9Th st. NV.
Eliss Olsen, 3. 10 18th st. ne.
William Flood. g. Government Hospt. Insane.
Ella w. C9t. g. lIl5 list st.
Anna N. Rest. g.. 1907 Lincoln I'd.
William II. Hadaway. g. l2S n. Capt. St
Ge6rye B. Chambcflain. 20: I'LL Evarts st. ne.
Ethel Bayliss. 4. Providence Hosp.
Jessie Z. Mooney. II mouths, 5lFs N. st. ne.
COLORED.
William Z. Reed. 50 years 10 st. nv.
DIETRICH Murray. %. Casualty Hospt
Helen +. Thomas. Q months 3u9 18th st. NV.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE
Albert and Emma W. Avery, Girl.
Ira Z aud Icy o wedmeyef. siri.
Richard e. and Beulah " Steele, girl.
Richard W. and Lena e. Selby. boy.
James S. and Sarah A. Lewis. girl.
Albert B. and Lois Hunter. girl.
Charles n. and Emma Howiin, boy
RzGaele and Josephine Colells. Giri.
Edward L. and ssrah Il. CHOPIN. bog.
CULORED.
Alfred and Alice White. Girl.
Thomas and Dela White. bog.
David G. and Ma v. Tclar. girl.
James W. and Olive v. Smith. bog.
Clarence and Auons Norton. boy.
Frederick and Della Newman. girl.
John and Amelia LwDna bog.
Janes W. and Lotfie Gsif0n. ~.
IAp1as W. sad MsSis Edwsrds. b..
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To GIVE Violin Recital.

Haron Sokolove, a young and gifted
violinist from the Brussels Conserva-
tory of Music. where he studied with
Cesar Thomson. will give a violin re-
cital on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 in
the New Masonic auditorium. This will
be his >drst public appearance since his
return from Europe. where he had to
cancel his concert tour on the Continent
because of the war. He has played with
great success at recent musicales in the
homes of Christian d. Hemmick and
Louis Lombard. He also played before
the Washington Society of Artists last
Tuesday evening and was fiatteringly
received.
Flowers for All Occasions.
Order Guides homegrown flowers. They
ALWAYS last longest. 1914 + St..-Adv.
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wsshington's tomb Monday morning.


Fire tonight destroyed a large farm
shed and an umber-:,f pig pens on the
place of Howard Wilkins. Grassy Meade
Farm. Fairfax County. several miles be-
low Alexandria on the WashingIon-Vir-
ginia Railway.
Richard Marshall Scott, sixty-four, died
this morning at his home at Bush Hill,
Fairfax County. His funeral will take
place from his late home at 10 o'clock
Monday. Services will be conducted by
Rev. Dr. S. A. Wallis and burial will be
made in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Bagoe
Herfurth. wife of Walter W. Herfurth,
who died today at the Alexandria Hos
pital will take place at o'clock Mon
day afternoon from the home of her
father at 2l2 Duke street.
Representative Martin A. Morrison, of
Indiana. will deliver an address Sunday
afternoon before a mems mass meeting
in the Westminster building of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church.
Deputy United States Marshal William
Schoeni today arrested in Prince Will
liam County a man named Arthur Gray.
charged with violating the postal laws.
Gray was brought here for trial
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Green left tonight
for a visit to Mrs. Green's father. WASH
ington Danehower. Knoxville. Tenn.
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LOCAL MENTION
keystone DniIy-vireinia. COS 9th.

Flowers for WashinEtOn's Birthday
Skaters new store. so 18th
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A. Morrison, grand master; kentucky.
George B. winslow, grand master:
Maryland, Gen. Thomas j. Shryock.
grand master and president Of the
association; the grand high priest and
the grand commander; Massachusetts,.
the grand master and William Fl. Odell.
Walter Fl. Smith, and Henry Harper.
representatives.; Michigan. James E Dill
lon. past grand master: the deputy grand
master. and John H. McCallum, Of the
grand council; Minnesota, Halvor Steen-
erson. representative of the grand mas
ter; Missouri, Tolman W. Cotton, grand
master; Nebraska. John j. Hull. past
grand master; New hampshire. Charles
II. Higgins. representative: New Mexico.
Senator Thomas b. Catron, representing
the grand master; North Carolina. Mar
shall Delaney Haywood, grand histor-
ian; J. Bailey owen. representative: j.
Legrand Everett; Pennsylvania, Judge
..orris S. Bartlett. Julius +. Sachse. grand
librarian; South Carolina, James r. john
son. past grand master; DIR. +. E. Har-
rison. representing the grand master;
George T. Bryan. grand high priest; Ten
nessee. James III. Swan. representing the
grand master; Virginia, James V. Wood,
grand master; william b. McChesney.
past grand master: W. L. Andrews past
grand master; r. T. w. Duke. past grand
master: John F. Mayer. sovereign priest;
Sol Cutchins. past grand high priest;
James E. Alexander. past grand COM
mander; Henry X. Field. grand senior
warden.
There will also be present Judge George
+. Moore, grand commander Of the
southern jurisdiction. Scottish Rite Ma
sons of the United States. and John II.
Cowles. secretary general of the same
body. and ]. Albert Blake. of Massa-
chusetts. representing the general grand
council of the United States
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Rest business lunch in washineton-
Eckstein's. Ladies' and gentlemen. 14l2
New York Ave. 35c. 1st and I'd floors.
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gterblitbfeitsbericbt.

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IDe.; 9e6irnihlag.
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Lamb 9lpenue; g1ierenleioen.
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Carolina RinihIsr, 78, 17o6 plsas
fuut Strdbs; gisrenleiosn.
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Mms benz Wsxxi3ipaIseriAt

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Sa6ide erbaltung-

Cine iebr biibi6s llnterbaItung. bic
iih zines auBerprbentlicb Sablrei9en
8siuf)s erfreute, reranitaItste am ee.
itrissn 4benb Der 8uilforb Sunipr
Club in Der 9uilforb Shule. Die
8eiuher tpurbsn in bic aoIcnioI3eit
auriidpsriest, oenn bic iunsen 9amen
unb Serren, tpelHe ii6 I'm bic Our6e
fiibrung Der ein5elnen Rummern beg
prpgramms oeroient matten, srIfies
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gen unb Menuets unb I'M ben muiifa.
liI6en Sbeil mahteu ii6 burh 8tde
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meiiterin Murgaret plot,
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Sentides gereinS.slub6aHs.

Die Cincinnati Surnsemeinos q bt
.rnftlit nit bem 9lans nm, ibr Seim,
bic Central 5urnbaIe, in Elm gut
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baus uinsusstalten, ipie bies Dor srei
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go liest iiherlith i'm SnisreHe oller
bsutiden W.rtine, pab bic Central
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i'm Centrum Der Stabt sur g6bultunq
bon 0triammlune,n uno oeuti5en
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aeine Spmr
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pabr ;u MAIDEN. goilsau nanHts
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-26

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